Barbara Barr One of the best things about being a Rotarian is that you get to really make a difference locally and globally. One of the greatest joys of the Rotary Club of SaddleBrooke has been funding a robotics program in an area school. When you see the excitement in the student’s eyes, you…
Stuart Watkins published Headshots on Amazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing. This story is based on truth, but names and events have been changed to hide the identities of those involved. A female first lieutenant tried out for the United States Army Marksmanship Training Unit at Ft. Benning, GA but did not make it. She was an excellent shot and was…
Karen Callan The SaddleBrooke Metaphysical Study Group (MSG) is sponsoring an enlightening evening presentation with Patrick Prohaska. “Lucid Living” draws the qualities of lucid dreaming into your waking, day-to-day life. In this 90-minute talk, he’ll focus on three qualities of lucid dreaming that can radically transform your life: awareness, conscious control, and magic. The talk begins with…
Mary Jo Bellner Swartzberg It is rather amazing the breadth and scope of the experiences people have had who come to live in SaddleBrooke. A while ago, I met Linda Dighton through the Sonoran Singers, a group to which we both belong. Linda and her husband, Randall, moved to SaddleBrooke from Paradise, CA, three months…
Glenda Fredricks Sadly, our sweet SaddleBrooke resident, Lori Black, passed away on Wednesday, March 4. At her side were her brother, Brian Black, and her mom, Marybel Davis Black. Just 59 years of age, a vibrant soul who belonged to numerous clubs, died from cancer. She was silently ill and so courageous. Losing her has…
Barbara Wilder During this unsettling time when we don’t know what is coming next, I feel that the best thing for me is to make some positive plans for this period of seclusion. I’ve always enjoyed my photography hobby, since it is productive and keeps me in a happy place. Several years ago, I did a…