Stuart Watkins Each visit is different, to say the least; body against body, a beer, stool, table, and a bartender for a while. Then enters the gentleman, politicians soon follow, batches of tourists, always in batches, and the same old comments by the same star-struck, gold-would-be-miner tourists. “Look at that pistol! Was it really Wyatt…
Legacy to a Sister and a Legacy Gift to Senior Village Suzanne Marlatt Stewart “We were sisters…she was always there, like big sisters are…we knew, always knew, never forgot we were sisters.” This excerpt is taken from a poem written by Phyllis Garten. The book is called A World Made Whole. Patricia Fremont-Smith has compiled…
Nancy Dowell With the 7’ “kitchen” on either side of the net and the optimal 6’ separation between partners, pickleball seems to be the perfect sport given the current health concerns. It is clear that personal distance recommendations are going to be in place for much longer than anyone might have anticipated. It is important…
Laurie Martell, Gallery Associate Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. & Sunday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., September 26-27: Madaras Gallery presents the annual September Sidewalk Sale featuring incredible savings on select gallery merchandise from the warehouse. Plus, inside the gallery, enjoy the final days of early bird discounts on holiday cards, 2021 calendars, canvases, and more.…
Stuart Watkins Each Wednesday evening from 6 to 9 p.m., the community of Oracle holds a Farmer’s Market offering homemade candy, cookies, soaps, candles, articles of clothing, art pieces, and books by local authors. No entry fee! Food is available for purchase and there is usually a local musician playing for tips. But, playing on stage…
Madelaine Salas What a perfect morning for a bike ride! Instead of our usual lime green club jerseys, the CycleMasters chose to ride on the 4th sporting red, white, and blue. A couple dozen members showed up for the holiday ride all decked out, socially distanced of course! The group broke up into their usual…