Pastor Jean Newell Can you remember a time when you were in a car — maybe you were driving — and the traffic was slowing down for a stoplight, and someone pulled right in front of you causing you to hit your brakes to avoid hitting them? Can you remember a time when you were…
Roberta Arpan The majority of hiking related rescues happen in one of the following conditions: technical rock climbing, swift water, caves/abandoned mines or snow and ice. So, the first rule of safety is to stay away from areas where rescue operations are most prevalent! To further ensure your safety, here are some basic rules: Don’t…
Barbara Stewart Michelle Mac Lennan, General Manager of the Chandler Center for the Arts in Chandler, AZ will be AAUW’s guest speaker on Monday, October 17 at 7:00 p.m. at the Oakwood Country Club Ballroom. Michelle will talk about the schedule for this upcoming season and opportunities for seniors to be involved in the Center.…
The Cotillion 2016-2017 season is upon us. This season will feature a number of new activities and include great music, dancing and dining experiences. Following up events like last year’s “Live and Let Dance” event with the James Bond theme, the club volunteers have come up with some wonderful new themes for this season. And…
Sun Lakes UMC is hosting a free program to the community called Understanding the Journey of Dementia on Wednesday, October 5 in the church’s hospitality building. The program will be presented by Maribeth Gallagher, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner and Doctor of Nursing Practice. Ms. Gallagher, who is director of Hospice of the Valley’s dementia program, has…
Charley Akin Gospel music has taken on many forms and styles over many years and has been sung and performed by countless individuals, bands, quartets, choirs and other groups. My favorite of all those is the traditional or “old Southern” variety done in four-part harmony with a single acoustical instrument backup. Tune in to the…