Linda Harvey and Linda Shannon-Hills You have just moved into SaddleBrooke Ranch, and getting to know other new neighbors is a good way to get incorporated into this friendly and fast-growing community. So join us on Nov. 21, for the Newcomer’s Meet ‘N Greet. This event gives new residents a chance to meet other new…
Category: November 2019
Clubs & Classes, November 2019
Women’s Club hosts food bank guest speaker at next meeting
Karen Cain It’s almost November, and there’s a spirit of Thanksgiving in the air, so come join us at the next Women’s Club Luncheon on Monday, Nov. 18, at 11:15 a.m. in the Sol Ballroom. Our dynamic speaker is Dr. Cynthia Chevalley, chairperson of the Tri-Community Food Bank in Mammoth, AZ. The Tri-Community Food Bank…
Generals, November 2019
Understanding the Impeachment Process – A Special Event
Kay Lantow Join your neighbors for a great opportunity to learn about and discuss the impeachment process. Our speaker is Frank Riggs, who as a Congressman from California, was involved in the Clinton impeachment. He will present a historical and Constitutional perspective while offering insights and comparing previous impeachments initiated by Congress to today. Riggs served in the U.S.…
Generals, November 2019
A soirée to remember
Camille Esterman Did you know that SaddleBrooke Ranch resident Bill Allen is a retired professional chef? He recently showcased his talents by using his extensive outdoor kitchen to prepare a gourmet dinner for a private party at the Ranch. Billed as a Sangria Soirée, the event was hosted by Carmen and Bill Allen and Debbie and Bill Nixon. While the hosts…
Clubs & Classes, November 2019
Men (and women)! learning dance-It’s fun and easy
Mark Magdanz We are so lucky to live here in the sunshine and warmth. There is also an expanding opportunity to dance or learn to dance as the community grows. The task of learning to dance can be more daunting for the guys out there wanting to spin the ladies around the floor—but, more about…
Features, November 2019
How Does Your Garden Grow?
Louise Grabell I have been a Master Gardener for Pinal County (under the auspices of the University of Arizona) since 2005 and recently decided to step away from the formal program. However, I must tell you that this has been one of the more rewarding activities of my retirement years. I began writing this column…
Generals, November 2019
Unit Happenings
Unit 4B celebrates last day of summer Camille Esterman The third annual ice cream social in Unit 4B was held on Sept. 22. What a perfect way to celebrate the official last day of summer! The event was hosted by Debbie and Craig Schreiber and Debbie and Bill Nixon. Friends and neighbors gathered on the…
Features, November 2019
Spotlight on Advertiser: Golf Cars of Arizona now locally manufacturing their own line of carts
Theresa Poalucci All business knows that the first rule of success is giving the customers what they want. Golf Cars of Arizona, which opened its doors in 1980 and has grown to three locations, hit a milestone when they sold their 10,000th cart in 2012—proving that they have always kept their eye on their customer’s…
Clubs & Classes, November 2019
SaddleBrooke Ranch Technology Club
Merlin Benningfield to discuss redundancy in an unstable world Linda Shannon-Hills The SaddleBrooke Ranch Technology Club welcomes Merlin Benningfield, founder and managing partner of Fast Rhino, on Monday, Nov. 4 at 4:30 p.m. in the La Mesa and Montana Rooms. Merlin’s presentation will provide an overview of different types of backups, the pros and cons…
Clubs & Classes, November 2019
Treated water for schools in Nogales
Doug May The Rotary Club of SaddleBrooke has a partnership with the Rotary Club in Nogales, Sonora to construct and install drinking fountain systems in schools. After a period of planning, coordinating, and applying for a global grant from Rotary International, the installation is progressing. Rotary has worldwide projects like this that are funded by…