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January 2022
Editorial Reminder
January 2022
SaddleBrooke Republican Club Holds November Meeting
Rich Casler The SaddleBrooke Republican Club held its regular November monthly meeting on Nov. 10 in the DesertView Theatre at 3:30 p.m. Ron Aeschliman provided pre-meeting entertainment with a litany of patriotic songs as a tribute to the many veterans, both members and guests, in attendance. President Dan Culver welcomed all to the meeting and…
Generals, January 2022
Reclaim Your Health Take Charge of Risk Factors Affecting Your Heart Health
(Family Features) Cholesterol – a waxy substance created by the liver or consumed from meat, poultry and dairy products – isn’t inherently “bad” for you. In fact, your body needs it to build cells and make vitamins and other hormones. However, too much “bad” LDL cholesterol, or not enough “good” HDL cholesterol, can pose problems.…
Generals, January 2022
Unit Happenings
Unit 6 Holds Their First Ever Annual Halloween Crawl Linda Chase Unit 6 held their first-ever Halloween crawl. Residents dressed up in Halloween costumes and strolled over to various Unit 6 host homes to enjoy beverages, spooky appetizers, and great company. Being a new unit to SaddleBrooke Ranch, this was the first time meeting neighbors…
Clubs & Classes, January 2022
Social Ballroom Dance Club Celebrates a Full Year of Dancing
Carol Osgood SaddleBrooke Ranch Social Ballroom Dance Club (SBRSBDC) celebrated the first full year of a very successful group of dancers of all levels, dancing once a month to great music in the Sol Ballroom. Music for these dances is provided by professional DJs Gus and Gina, who have been putting great dance venues together…
Features, January 2022
Artists in the Spotlight: Erin Newman, Paper Quilling Artist
Linda Shannon-Hills Some artists begin their artwork when they are young, while others discover their talents after they have retired from their career. Erin Newman discovered her love of paper quilling after retirement in 2013 from the U.S. Forest Service. Before paper quilling, she started beading and sequinning ornaments, which many other people were doing…