Carol Sorensen The Citizens Awareness Forum was recently formed at SaddleBrooke Ranch. It is a non-political group of tax payers created to learn about, discuss and share our findings regarding local government taxing entities; how our tax dollars are levied and how they are spent. We are also interested in meeting and learning about various…
Retirement. The word conjures up visions of being on vacation all the time. Not needing to set the alarm to get up every day, being able to take trips when you want to go, having time to start working on that hobby you have had on the shelf for so many years. Some find it…
Jean Alness and family are so appreciative of everyone’s support and love after Lon’s unexpected death on October 20. The cards, visits, phone calls, food as well as the attendance at the service and reception at the clubhouse was lovely. Jean wants to thank everyone from the bottom of her heart. It is wonderful to…
A group of 28 SaddleBrooke Ranch residents enjoyed some of the best of the Old West at the fourth annual Chuck Wagon Dinner held at the Tanque Verde Ranch on Saturday, November 7. It was a perfect afternoon to enjoy a ride through the foothills of the Rincon Mountains and enjoy a wonderful sunset. A…
Linda Stack-Chenok When you think of the Yucatan, what comes to mind first? Gorgeous beaches in Cancun and the Riviera Maya? Yes, but that is really just a small part of what you will find in the tropical jungle areas of the Yucatan, a peninsula in the southeastern part of Mexico, snuggled into the Gulf…
Mick Anna On November 8 the annual Couples Golf Event and Dinner was held on a beautiful Arizona autumn day at the Ranch. We had 56 residents and guests participating in a modified Scramble game with a total of 14 four-person teams (two couples making up a team) competing in two flights. The format allowed…