Kris Shapiro You won’t want to miss this fun weekend of many types of ukulele music and a bit of learning. Grab your ukuleles, and come join us Oct. 19 and 20, for three great workshops and an intimate concert (open to the public) by Stu Fuchs, a Grammy-nominated multi-instrumentalist, recording artist, sound healer, and an…
Nancy Teeter, registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN) It’s October, and everywhere you look, you see pink ribbons. These are intended to increase awareness of breast cancer and to raise money for the organizations that focus on awareness and the search for a cure. But what about prevention? According to research, diet is responsible for about 30% to…
Florence Messer, Coyote Country Clogger For everyone waiting for a beginner’s clogging class, your wait is over. Carol Jones will be teaching an easy level class starting Monday, Oct. 21. The class starts at 2:30 p.m. and is held at SaddleBrooke One, Arts and Craft room number 3. We start out slow but you will be clogging…
SaddleBrooke Community Outreach supports “College for Kids” science education program Nancy Moore SaddleBrooke Community Outreach (SBCO) is the top donor for a unique educational enrichment program. Each summer, the Central Arizona College Foundation offers a two-week science enrichment program, “College for Kids,” for 50 children between the ages of seven and eleven. Students from Oracle,…
Mark Hojnacki Even a light downpour at the start of game three couldn’t dampen the spirits of either those playing or the good crowd in attendance who witnessed the three games at the SaddleBrooke softball complex. The highlight of the day were those past and present members who were honored as contributors and players over the…
Dr Mark Magdanz Line dancing classes are all but set for the fall season beginning on Oct. 2. So, what’s up? It’s the last days to get signed up for the series. Line dancing is about fun and exercise. It has long been the third most participated in senior exercise worldwide. Why? Because it’s fun and…