Jan Griffin, Manager As some of you already know, we had a stamp increase in July. First Class stamps are now 73 cents, and a book of 20 is $14.60. Postcard stamps are 56 cents. All Priority Flat Rate boxes have not changed. A reminder to those who may leave for vacation for a week…
Smoking Regulations Update
Denim & Diamonds Dance
Cheers Singles Group News
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Association News, October 2024
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Clubs & Classes, October 2024
Word of the Month: Splendor
David Zapatka While enjoying Self-Culture in The Light of the Ancient Wisdom by I.K. Taimni, I read this sentence, “There are subtler worlds of progressively increasing splendor behind and inter-penetrating the physical world of which we are cognizant through our physical senses…” The word “splendor” has always resonated with me. It’s one of those words…
Card Games & Sports, October 2024
Relishing Pickleball: Lobs and Angles
David Zapatka The lob is alive and well. Watch any of the stronger players and you’ll see they all use the lob as a weapon. Why do lobs work? They catch the opponents off guard. Many opponents don’t deal well with the unexpected lob. They sometimes panic or don’t use proper footwork to get to…
Clubs & Classes, October 2024
Aero Club Announces Speakers for 2024-25 Club Gatherings
Gary Vacin The Sun Lakes Aero Club has announced a slate of speakers for its gatherings for 2024-25. The events begin with camaraderie at 6:30 p.m. followed by the presentation at 7 p.m. at Cottonwood Country Club. The Nov. 18, 2024, speaker will be historian Valerie Adams who will discuss the roles of the WASPs,…
Community News, October 2024
Deadline Reminder and How to Submit Articles
The deadline for the November edition is Oct. 5 if you submit to Wendy and Oct. 10 by noon if you submit to editorial. Please send your submissions on time, and early if possible! You can email your submissions to [email protected] or use our website link: robsonpublishing.com/editorial. For article and photo guidelines or if you…
Community News, October 2024
Why Hands? Why Feet?
Kathleen Ismael, Reflexology Practitioner The human body is self-sustaining, intricate, and amazing. The Hands and feet are the sensory organs of the body. The fingers sense a myriad of stimuli, such as heat, cold, heavy, light, and pressure to squeeze or release, to name just a few. Movements of the feet stimulate the entire body.…