Debora Witten Monday’s Dinking Problem stopped all pickleball play to see the eclipse at 11:17 a.m. on April 8 at the Ranch. The members include Karen Bellinger, Deb Chipman, Raynelle Dull, Gayle Richey, Gail Carter, Mary Schneck, and Teri Hardy. Not in the photo but taking the photo was the group’s organizer, Debora Witten.
Sharon Scanlan People all over the world have created Labyrinths for thousands of years. They have been used as symbols by cultures from Peru to Iceland to Sumatra, and have been depicted in many different mediums—imprinted on coins, woven into baskets, laid in stone in European churches, dug into turf, and carved into rock faces.…
Deb McGiboney On March 21, the SaddleBrooke Ranch Women of Wine (SBRWOW) hosted DJ Chuck Moses for their second year anniversary! Thank you to all our wonderful WOW for their support as well as Tyler Rose from the Ranch House Grill, who keeps the Sol Ballroom organized for us, and our wonderful, hardworking bartenders, Crystal…
Gerry Tietje If you have seen a Gila monster in the wild, you are fortunate, because it’s a rare occurrence for most people. I’ve been fortunate to see two of them in the wild, one that was crossing South Reddington Road near San Manuel and the other on a trail in Saguaro National Park East.…
Jim Hoagland Each year the Tucson Audubon Society (TAS) conducts a Birdathon to raise funds to support the important work they do. Their mission is “inspiring people to enjoy and protect birds through recreation, education, conservation, and restoration of the environment.” They provide educational Zoom programs, field trip outings, and in-person socials such as the…
