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How does Your Garden Grow?

Red coneflower turns white and purple in the Grabell garden.

Louise Grabell I’ve had some past “mysteries” occur in my garden that I’ve shared with you. Like, where did the spider lily bulbs come from, or how did snails get into my garden? Well, I have another mystery for you – something totally unexplainable, yet wondrous in its own way. It’s all about my purple…

Presentation on border and immigration on August 15

Paul Ingram

Linda Shannon-Hills Don’t miss out on a great presentation by Paul Ingram, an award-winning journalist and photographer for the Tucson Sentinel on Thursday, Aug. 15 from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. in the Ranch House Sol Ballroom. There will be time after his presentation for questions. Paul focuses his articles on border and immigration situations. Most recently,…

Community Church at SaddleBrooke

Our success!

Blue bag Sunday at CCSB Carol Thompson Every month, the Community Church at SaddleBrooke (CCSB) provides blue bags to encourage food donations for the Tri-Community Food Banks in the surrounding areas of SaddleBrooke. July was the month to donate cold cereal, and the church participants came through once again! We wish to thank Kathy and…

Bridge Results

Monday Afternoon Bridge Melvin Huser June winners: June 3: 1st, Rose Brown; 2nd, Bob Namon; 3rd, Mary Jo Howe. June 10: 1st, Arley Mulder; 2nd, Rose Brown; 3rd Shirley Jackson. June 17: 1st, Barb Davis; 2nd, Dave Davis; 3rd, Dorothy Syke. June 24: 1st, Gunter Deflieze: 2nd, Carol Phillips; 3rd, Bob Hamon. Wednesday Morning Mixed…

Choir for the memory impaired seeks singers

There are 70 choirs for the memory impaired all over the world. Vista de la Montana Methodist Church in Catalina will be number 71! Recognizing the misperceptions of our culture for those whose short-term memory is compromised, the church has created the Vista Song of Joy Choir. The choir will consist of fifteen memory-impaired singers…

SBRTA offers Monday Morning Clinics

Lee Stastny Tennis players enjoyed a Monday morning clinic at SaddleBrooke Ranch taught by Sam Calbone and Wayne Watkins. The SaddleBrooke Ranch Tennis Association (SBRTA) offers the Monday Morning Tennis clinics for all SaddleBrooke Ranch residents at all skill levels beginning at 7:00 a.m. on courts three and four. SBRTA upcoming events: Aug. 11: SBRTA…

SaddleBrooke Ranch residents line dance for fun

Where's Waldo? Have a look to see one or all of your 15-plus Ranch neighbors at the Summer Line Dance with Rebecca. Sorry, a few moved to the distant rear of the room. Shy?

Mark Magdanz On July 1, a long-delayed party arrived for Rebecca Magdanz’s line dancing students. It was a rousing success with 55 of your Saddlebrooke and Saddlebrooke Ranch friends and neighbors spending the afternoon on the MountainView Ballroom dance floor. About 25 different dances were performed in the fun and energetic afternoon party. Just look…

SBR Pickleball general membership meeting highlights

The Sol Ballroom was packed with a quorum of SaddleBrooke Ranch pickleballers to listen and learn about the status of the club, new policies and general information for the membership. Ron Green, president of the SaddleBrooke Ranch Pickleball Association (SBRPA), started by emphasizing the goals for 2019. These include skills and development trainings, social and…

Improving your brain health and strength

Another great day of "Happy Feet" dancing in SaddleBrooke. These day six Ranch residents (Kay behind the camera) were able to enjoy 3,000 steps and watch the first rain drops of the monsoon.

Dr. Mark Magdanz Line dancing is good for you, as demonstrated by a story from a Ranch dancer, J. H. “A little more than four years ago, I was working ten-hour days, sitting at a desk, stressed out. When we decided to retire earlier than planned, I did so with the intent to get healthier.…