An interactive program with hands-on activities, lunar maps and displays and a short “walk” to the moon, is set for Saturday, March 7, at Oracle State Park Center for Environmental Education starting at 7:30 p.m. and continuing with night sky viewing of the waning moon through telescopes. The family-friendly presentation by Richard Boyer, formerly a…
Sugar, a seven-year old purebred Lhasa Apso, needs a new family because her dad can no longer live alone. She and four siblings are loving, housetrained, healthy and happy dogs. Sugar is a bit shy at first but warms up when she knows she is safe. To meet Sugar and the pack, contact Leslie at…
Preserve Hole No. 7 rarely sees one of our Niners drive her ball over and beyond the dry creek bed by 60+ yards, for a total drive of over 215 yards. Patty Joy, one of our returning members, did just that on January 13. Patty came back to the MV Lady Niners after an ankle…
So you have now moved in and are settling into a new environment. Many of us are new to Arizona and really enjoy the fine weather and the beauty of the mountains. But when it comes to understanding and dealing with the other inhabitants of our environment, particularly rattlesnakes, it can bring up a lot…
The Tennis Club board, left to right: Alastair Stone, secretary; Linda Bowman, treasurer; Tom Kanitz, president; Janice Neal, vice president; Tove Pape, events chairperson
Connie Saiz On “Souper Bowl Sunday,” February 1, we combined our regular first Sunday of the month donations with a special Souper Bowl drive of canned soup to bless the Tri-Community Food Bank. Cynthia Chevalley, manager of the food bank, reported that the day was an overwhelming success and came at a time of real…