Phyllis Bonvouloir is pictured with her charming cat quilt. (Photo by Debora Witten)
Features, August 2025
Quilt Queen
Features, August 2025
Dollars and Sense: Medicare and Me: Don’t DIY!
Leah Kari, Independent Licensed Insurance Agent Enrolling in Medicare or selecting a Medicare plan brings out the cautious side of those eligible for or on Medicare. Navigating the complexities of Medicare Supplement Insurance, Medicare Advantage Plans, and Stand-Alone Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plans requires careful attention to understand coverage options. Multiple plan types, varying…
Features, August 2025
Savor Retirement: The Luxury of Time in Retirement
Timothy Malone, Ph.D. Retirement is often referred to as the golden years, when individuals can step away from work demands and fully embrace the freedom of having the luxury of time. For many, this phase of life represents an opportunity to savor moments, pursue passions, strengthen relationships, and engage in activities that bring joy and…
Features, August 2025
The Bias of Being Considered “Old”
Suzanne Marlatt Stewart “Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don’t mind, it doesn’t matter.” …or does it? Our life expectancy has risen dramatically; thus, the definition of age has rapidly evolved. Everything is comparable in life, and so it is with aging. If we reach a point where people are living…
August 2025, Features
Debbie Christy’s Birthday
Debbie Christy started off her birthday first playing pickleball with her besties. She then enjoyed snacks and birthday cake. Pictured are Diane Valencia, Lingky Sugg, Beth Cooper, Lyn Olson, Debbie Christy, Michele Madgar, KC Lewis, Gayle Carter, Marilyn Keich, Debora Witten, and Jan Storey.
Generals, August 2025
SaddleBrooke Community Outreach – August 2025
SBCO Enrichment Grant Supports Innovative Ray Farm to School Program Jennifer Cude In fall 2021, Ray Unified School District (USD) gave me the opportunity to build a gardening and sustainability program at an unused campus location. I was able to serve about 40 to 50 students through classes in the Ray Learning Garden that taught…