Stacy Sweet The R Countryman Chapter of the Korean War/Korea Service Veterans will meet on Tuesday, March 27, in the Friendship Room of the Sun Lakes Country Club at 10:00 a.m. KWVA is proud to welcome Tony Contrabasso, Sun Lakes resident and presenter extraordinaire! Tony delivers his Dynamic Visual Productions to various venues in…
Clubs & Classes, March 2018
Korean War/Korea Service Veterans news
Generals, March 2018
Comfort Pillows
Are you or a loved one anticipating surgery for breast cancer? If so, Sun Lakes Country Club has a special gift for your post-op recovery. Comfort Pillows are available free of charge and provided by the generosity of many women volunteers in our community including the Sun Lakes Women’s Association. This pillow is designed…
Features, March 2018
Spotlight On Advertiser: Family Tax Advantage
Family Tax Advantage is a year-round tax preparation and tax consulting firm based in Sun Lakes, with a second office in Connecticut. Dan Morson, CPA, is a Sun Lakes resident, and has been in tax practice since 1966 (with Ernst & Young), and is a retired tax partner of the world-wide firm Deloitte. Dan…
Clubs & Classes, March 2018
Edgar Cayce Study Group
Our Search for God study group meets every Thursday at 7:00 p.m. in Room A-2 of Cottonwood Country Club. We explore the readings of Edgar Cayce who is recognized as the greatest psychic of the 20th century and the founder of holistic healing. We strive to be healthier, peaceful, and to be one with…
Clubs & Classes, March 2018
Black and White and Pink
Ann Posiviata Welcome, photographers, to the beginning of spring. Get ready for exploring your adventurous side. Photography Tips and Tricks: Split toning is the process of adding different colors to the shadows and the highlights of an image. It can be used to create an emotional feel or to replicate vintage film-processing techniques. Try…
Features, March 2018
Get Active for a Healthy Heart
While heart health and how to prevent heart disease are important topics, many people in the United States, including Hispanics and Latinos, remain at risk. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 23 percent of Hispanics and Latinos in the United States have high blood pressure, which can lead to stroke if…