Gary Gilman Hello fellow SaddleBrooke Ranch residents. A new regional social club called the New England Club is now forming. If you grew up or spent a significant amount of time living in one of the six New England states (Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, New Hampshire, or Maine) and are interested in joining the…
Generals, November 2024
New England Club Now Forming
Generals, November 2024
Welcome Newcomers—We Have Many Fitness Classes!
Debora Witten Welcome newcomers to SaddleBrooke Ranch! How exciting (and exhausting!) moving and settling into a new house can be. There are so many ways to meet new people and discover all the opportunities here at SaddleBrooke Ranch to become socially active as well as physically active. I moved here almost three years ago, so…
Generals, November 2024
Jump-Start Your Holiday Shopping
The Santa Catalina Catholic Church’s Annual Craft and Gift Show is Saturday, Nov. 9, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 14380 N Oracle Rd. Jumpstart your holiday shopping for gifts and home decorating. Local crafters have created a wide variety of amazing handmade jewelry, metal art, rosaries, crosses, holiday decorations, and much more.
Generals, November 2024
Voices in the Oaks Singing Choral Music in the Ranch
As Voices in the Oaks Chorale finish preparations for our tribute to the American roots of music on Sunday, Nov. 10 at 3 p.m. in the Sol Ballroom, we are also looking ahead to future events. Mark your calendars for our Holiday Concert featuring Voices and the SaddleBrooke Ranch (SBR) Merry Carolers. Enjoy holiday favorites…
Generals, November 2024
Alcoholics Anonymous
If you want to stop drinking, there is a solution. All are welcome to attend Friends of Bill W., an open meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). It is completely confidential and there is no cost. The meeting is held every Thursday at 3 p.m. in the La Vista Room, Hacienda Club. For information about what…
Generals, November 2024
Veterans Need Our Help
Georgine Hurst Veterans are so deserving of our support. They gave years of their lives in service to our country and were glad to do it. Unfortunately, according to the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs (VA), veterans have a 34% higher chance of having kidney disease than the general population. This is due to a…