Becky Kueker I just learned there is such a thing as “anti-skills,” you know, personality traits to leave behind. Simply stated, what you should not do is just as important as what you should do. From what I understand, bad personality traits have run rampant since COVID, just another side effect of what society seems to…
Barbara Barr and Joe Guyton Members of the Rotary Club of SaddleBrooke come from all over the area. Most of the members live in the Robson communities of SaddleBrooke Ranch and SaddleBrooke. However, we also have members who live or work in Catalina, Oro Valley, and Oracle. Together, we gather as friends to make a…
Kristina R. Turner GriefShare is a Christian-based, 13-week support group that has helped many folks make the very difficult journey through grief. A new group will begin in May. This Christian-based support group welcomes anyone who has suffered the death of a spouse, child, or loved one, whether it has been recent or years ago.…
Nancy McCluskey-Moore Due to COVID restrictions, students from Catalina to Miami couldn’t come to Kids’ Closet in Mammoth to select their new spring wardrobes. Thanks to the hard work of Kids’ Closet volunteers, along with the cooperation of parents, teachers, and school administrators, the clothing was delivered to the kids! Counselors provided teachers with the names…
Michael McDonagh April saw better weather at the resort, and several tennis players worked on improving their game by testing their USTA rating with SaddleBrooke’s professional Chris Madsen. The SaddleBrooke Ranch Tennis Association continues to include, and help improve, all levels of players. They encourage members to enjoy one of the best and most fun sports.
Carol Andrews SaddleBrooke Ranch Technology Club’s general meeting is open to all residents and will be on Monday, May 10 at 3:30 p.m. Our May general meeting will focus on the electrification of homes and vehicles. It will be a Zoom meeting with the topics: • Why is the switch to renewable energy important? •…