Life Can Be a Dream—Virtually Speaking Sue Donovan Since March, 1999 when Al Gore supposedly claimed he “invented the Internet,” the online life of both savvy techies and those of us who can barely answer our own Smartphones, has exploded. Just in time for our current health crisis, the capabilities of today’s Internet can be…
Erin Fjell, Sales & Marketing Director The safety and well-being of our residents, family members, guests, and staff has always been the number one priority at Renaissance since the day we opened our doors in August of 2000. Despite the unprecedented challenges COVID-19 presented, the Renaissance team immediately took action by taking a proactive approach,…
Buddy Meola The new year started with a Stableford competition by flights on Jan. 2. A Stableford format awards points for each bogey, par, birdie, eagle, or hole-in-one, posted in the round by each competitor. First Flight: Winner Gary Hunnel, Second Place Steven Bennett, Third Place Jack Goyer; Second Flight: Winner Dennis Chenier, Second Place…
Dear Reader, You may have noticed I tend to review books that are not recent publications or current best sellers, as I think you will hear about them from many other sources. I try to go back and find a few gems that may have slipped your attention. These Is My Words (1998), by Nancy Turner,…
Flora Agar Flora Agar, 92, of Sun Lakes, passed away on Feb. 1, 2021. She was born on March 9, 1928, in Pittsfield, Mass. She attended Barbizon Modeling School in 1950 in New York City, N.Y. She married James Richard Agar on July 25, 1953. As an Air Force wife, she kept busy with dancing…
Brian Curry Andrea Pasquale, director of Sun Sounds of Arizona, accepts a donation “check” from Bob Glantz, president of the Sun Lakes Breakfast Lions Club. Sun Sounds of Arizona was founded in 1979, and offers free programs for the blind or visually impaired 24/7—serving over 50,000 listeners, with over 10,000 hours of programs produced every…