Jeanette Rajamaki A busy summer of travel for Sun Lakers: lots of Land Tours to Portugal, Britain, Ireland, Iceland, and Turkey. Cruisers are traveling the world: Greece seems the most popular, with Italy and Spain also popular. A group of 22 traveled from Turkey to Israel for three days, then into Greece for five ports,…
Cribbage Jeff Scott Join us for Cribbage every Tuesday night at 6:15 p.m. in the Cottonwood clubhouse A-7 Painting Room. Games are organized by Stan Wengrzyn. 7/11. 1st Richard Lewin 13+167, 2nd Barb Bade 11+65, 3rd Jeff Scott 10+38, Low Ted Jacobs 3-98, 24 Hand Stan Wengrzyn 7/18. 1st Ginger Johnson 12+52, 2nd Patty Donahue…
John Terranova, President, Sun Lakes Bocce Club To the unaware, anyone driving past the bocce courts would wonder what was going on. It would appear a cyclone devastated the entire area! But, no, it is the CWPV Homeowners Association and contractors in action with the long-overdue renovations of the bocce courts and the establishment of…
Judy Wegener July was one for the record books this year, shattering the number of 110-degree days in a row at 31 days plus! The 18-holers started the month off with our traditional Plant Your Flag. 7/4/23 Plant Your Flag 1st Nadine Stark, 2nd Cat Lajune, 3rd Judy Wegener 7/11/23 Best 9 Net Flight 1:…
In 1998 a small group of Sun Lakes residents began working with Chandler-Gilbert Community College (CGCC) to establish a learning-in-retirement program for adults who shared a curiosity and desire for learning. At first, they met in homes in SunBird and Sun Lakes until the CGCC campus building was ready on the corner of Alma School…
Ken Duquaine The recent advances in Artificial Intelligence (AI), while tremendously exciting in many respects, have caused considerable concern among scientists and the general public as to the implications of that technology in many important areas. And like many other photographers, I have been forced to question the future of a hobby that has consumed…