Dwight Flatt and Ellie Watland The details aren’t certain, but attendees at the Sun Lakes Democratic Club (SLDC) may be in for a big surprise at their Monday, May 13, meeting. While the potential mystery guest isn’t a scam, those attending the meeting will hear from Chris Donahue, an expert in scam recognition and identity…
Leonard Horst We have successfully completed another year of operations, our annual election of board members, and our annual meeting. Now we look forward to a new year, new events, and new projects for our community. We are all keenly aware that we live in a 45-year-old community and that we have an aging infrastructure…
Rotary Club of Sun Lakes Members Are a Busy Group Dr. Honora Norton, RCSL Public Image Director Rotary Club of Sun Lakes (RCSL) enjoyed a busy month of service, education, and fellowship. • RCSL Rotarians visited The Park Independent Senior Living and enjoyed a tour, met residents, and had a meal at the Captain’s Table,…
Jan Bobbett Gentle, or romantic, fiction is a genre we seldom mention, since most of our readers are inclined toward best sellers, but we like to have books available for readers of a romantic bent as well. Some are written by distinguished authors like Alexander McCall Smith. The cozy is one type of romantic fiction.…
Maggie McLeod Last month four of our IWLN ladies played in the SaddleBrooke Ladies Invitational Tournament, with Deborah Greenwood’s team coming in fourth in their flight and Denise Weibel’s team coming in third. Also, Oakwood Golf Course hosted the Sun Lakes Rotary 30th Annual Golf Tournament, and two of our ladies from IWLN entered the…
Jim Meagher It’s that time of the year when we are saying goodbye to our departing neighbors and hello to heat, monsoon, the D-backs, and all that goes with it. Some of this change of season we welcome, and some not so much. To our snowbird readers, we have one last request before you leave…
D. Williams It is spring and time to get out and hike, bike, swim, and take long, leisurely sniff walks in the beautiful weather. Just as we pay attention to our own well-being, we need to do the same for our “Kids.” Rover’s Rest Stop Kids will tell you that we engage in every puzzle,…
SLCC Monday Morning Partnership Bridge 2/19. 1st Maurine Howell and Valda Wiggers, 2nd Ron and Mary Kent, 3rd Nancy Smith and Barbara Sanson; Slam: Nancy Smith and Barbara Sanson 2/26. 1st Maurine Howell and Valda Wiggers, 2nd Joe and Joan Silver, 3rd Nancy Smith and Barbara Sanson; Slam: Maurine Howell and Valda Wiggers 3/04. 1st…
Sharma Goodwin The Ironwood Ladies Golf Association (ILGA) would like to thank its members and everyone in the community who supported our Swing for Hope charity drive. We raised over $12,000 for the University of Arizona Cancer Research Center. Over the years that we have supported this charity, we have donated over $189,000 to cancer…
R.O.S.E., Resources/Outreach to Safeguard the Elderly In today’s digital age, data breaches are becoming increasingly common, leaving consumers vulnerable to identity theft. In one of the largest, most recent breaches, AT&T exposed 73 million passwords. While the vast majority were former customers (before 2019), it’s estimated that over 7-1/2 million were current customers. While there’s…