Brian Curry A group of Sun Lakes firefighters from their union (Local 3560) once again assisted the Sun Lakes Women’s Association get ready for their yearly bazaar. The firefighters emptied out various storage areas of heavy salable items. The union participates in this fundraiser set up every year to thank the SLWA for their generosity…
Dr. Ketcher grew up in central California. By the age of two he had already undergone four surgeries on his eyes to correct for an eye turn. Because of that, he knew early that he wanted to help people see. He graduated from Brigham Young University in 2006 with a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science.…
Dr. Kent Saba and Dr. Robert Romanin are celebrating 25 years serving the wonderful community of Sun Lakes. Wow, how the time has flown by! When asked what they attribute their success to, both said they love their chosen profession and find it rewarding to help their patients meet their oral health needs in a…
Sandra Bocynesky From amazing walks, to midnight talks It’s these times I remember the most From the lighted trees, to all that God sees It’s these times I remember the most Songs that are sung, stockings that hung It’s these times I remember the most From cinnamon and clove, and movies of old It’s these…
Still going strong Two years ago the Sun Lakes Fire District responded to Michael Marr’s home in the Sun Lakes Country Club area. Mr. Marr was in cardiac arrest and with first CPR done by his wife Sheryl with instructions from the 911 dispatcher and then multiple cardiac defibrillation and CPR administered by the trained…
Diane Eddy Behind the modern-day cup of tea are centuries of complex imperial history and worldwide trade, high politics, wars and the habits of millions of people — as well as centuries of literature involving tea. It is one of the ironies of those very British literary references in such enduring works as Stevenson’s Jekyll…