Rabbi Irwin Wiener, D.D. (This column appeared in the September 2016 Splash. There has been no change in the conduct of human behavior. Synagogues, churches, mosques are vandalized. People attending worship services are murdered. The question “Who is left to speak” leaves us to wonder why we do not, with one voice indicate our contempt…
The Robson communities will hold their annual trap/clay pigeon competition at the Casa Grande trap/skeet range on March 27, 2020. Each shooter will shoot three rounds of 25 targets. The competition started in 2011. All seven Robson communities will participate in the competition. Anyone who enjoys shooting is welcome to participate. After the shoot, we…
Most everyone knows that their dogs must walk. It is in their DNA. But most people do not think about engaging their best friend in mental stimulation. What kind of life is it to just hang around the house all the time? Get up, go for a walk, eat, lie around, eat, go for walk, bedtime…
2019 City of Chandler Volunteer of the Year, Ginger Voltmer Elizabeth Vaughan Congratulations to Ginger Voltmer who has been named Volunteer of the Year in the “Sunbeam” category by the City of Chandler! Ginger has been a volunteer with Neighbors Who Care since 2016, and has become one of our most versatile and dependable resources.…
Michael Cohen, MD Friends of Israel, SLJC presents Susan Bondy. She has lectured nationally on Israel, Kibbutzim, and the Dead Sea Scrolls and investing. She is currently Chairman of the Israeli American Council – Arizona. The word Kibbutz means “gathering” in Hebrew and refers to the communal settlements in Israel that began well before the…
Jim McCutcheon The theme for this spring’s concerts is “Home.” We will be singing and ringing about living and playing in SunBird, making new homes, returning home, friendships old and new, and will offer some homespun humor and advice. How do those topics translate into choral and bell music? Attend one of the two concerts…