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Ask your Master Gardener and Plant Sale, September 17

The Ask Your Master Gardener and Plant Sale will be September 17, 2015 at MountainView Ballroom West and Breezeway from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. The SaddleBrooke Master Gardeners will be available to answer your plant questions. Bring a sample or a picture for identification. As an added bonus there will be plants for sale. The…

Patriotic Bicycle Parade – Residents Celebrate July 4th

Parade hosts Steve and Sharon (top hats) ride with other parade participants.

Sharon Groth The fourth annual Fourth of July bicycle parade at SaddleBrooke Ranch started celebrating early. Decorated bicyclists, bicycles and even a few golf carts gathered in front of hosts Sharon and Steve Groth’s home at 8:00 a.m. for refreshments and camaraderie before touring the Ranch with red, white and blue and smiling faces. Bob…

American Legion Golf tournament to benefit veterans in need

Ed Davis American Legion Oro Valley Post 132, serving the communities of the Northwest, will sponsor a charity golf tournament Saturday, August 22, 2015. One hundred percent of the tournament proceeds will be used for the benefit of local veterans in need and the soldiers and families of the Post’s “adopted” locally based Arizona National…

Colorado Club to meet August 6

The Colorado Club will have a social gathering at Kerstin Seifert’s home on Thursday, August 6, from 4:00 until 6:00 p.m. Please bring an appetizer and drink of choice. RSVP to Kerstin at [email protected]. If you are new to SaddleBrooke Ranch with connections to Colorado and would like to join others from Colorado, please contact…

Wonder what SaddleBrooke Troop Support does?

Wonder what SaddleBrooke Troop Support does? SaddleBrooke Troop Support (STS) continues its good works for the military, both active duty and veterans. Your donations support many ongoing projects that supply food and clothing to those in need. Every month STS purchases food items worth $300 and delivers them along with any donated food to three…

Latest News From New Home Sales

2015 is shaping up to be a banner year for SaddleBrooke Ranch, and we are delighted to share a few of the more noteworthy happenings. The winter season was very successful with 24 luxury homes sold. We’re pleased to announce a new model in the Premiere Home Series, the Tesoro. The Tesoro offers 2,395 square…

Volunteers make a difference

Kathie Griffin The SaddleBrooke Master Gardener volunteers love gardening and can’t stop talking about the unique challenges in growing plants in the high desert. As a part of University of Arizona Pinal Cooperative Extension, our mission is to provide the public with research-based, home horticultural information through educational programs and projects. We love to share…

Northwest Club has a ball

Corine Sturdivant, Glenn Kramer, Keith Sturdivant, Peter Bratz, Carol Fielding, Marlene Diskin, Mike Fielding, Florence Messer, Ross Messer, Deb and Don Lawson, Carolyn Blake, Ray Ritson, Carol Kramer and Melanie Ritson; Jon Blake not pictured.

Corine Sturdivant Now that football season is over, the Northwest Club decided to get out of their seats and play ball…bocce ball, that is. On sunny Sunday, June 7, 16 of us gathered at the SaddleBrooke bocce ball courts (14 played) for a rousing, fun and competitive couples tournament. While most of us hadn’t really…

Get on the bus

Back by popular demand, Friends of SaddleBrooke Libraries (FSL) is offering a trip to the John Slaughter Ranch on Saturday, October 17. John Slaughter, former Sheriff of Tombstone, will conduct the tour. After departing SaddleBrooke at 8:00 a.m. the first stop will be the Tombstone courthouse where John Slaughter had his office. The tour will…

Yappy Hour – the SaddleBrooke Dog Park lives on

Left to right: MaryBeth Jendrzejewski, Karen McOmber, Steve Hopkins, Keith Johnson, Nancy Hopkins, Steve Jendrzejewski, Gerry Martin, Jim Karp, Gene Lawrence, Bob Johnson, Carol Lawrence, Lorretta Johnson and Jean Morgan

Lorretta Johnson The dog park at SaddleBrooke Ranch was closed in March, and development has moved on to create an even nicer park later this year. Many on the “small dog” side of the park felt that both the dogs and humans, aka “Two Legs,” enjoyed getting together so much that they did not want…