Janet Cook Building design and home remodeling has been influenced by epidemics over history. In the 1800s, cholera necessitated plumbing and sewer systems to provide clean drinking water and removal of waste. Tuberculosis was the world’s most infectious disease until it was discovered that sunshine and fresh air helped people recover. Building innovations included stronger…
Christina Riley The SunBird Water Volleyball Club members were pale and stiff when they returned to the pool after the spring COVID-19 quarantines, but we are back and playing seven days a week from noon to 1:30 p.m.! With HOA controls that include sign-in and sanitizing the balls and the scoreboard, the SunBird Water Volleyball…
Jessica Dingman, Marketing Manager At Renaissance, our goal is to provide incredible service and care—and that means adapting new programs and services whenever possible to help our residents. Due to recent changes and restrictions due to COVID-19, we wanted to ensure residents have access to everything they need to stay safe while remaining in the…
Darlene Thompson We are allowed 20 people and must leave the chairs and tables where they are located at this time. Also, face masks are required, and anyone not complying with this will be asked to leave. At this time, we are not allowed outside visitors. We meet in the Apache Room on the top…
Dr. Marc Drake, Senior Pastor, First Baptist Church Sun Lakes Have you ever experienced severe turbulence while flying? It can be a jarring and unnerving experience to say the least. Furthermore, life itself can be quite turbulent at times (as we have clearly seen in recent months). What do we do in such times? Our…
Summer is here! Temperatures have already exceeded the 111-degree mark. Even though it is not officially the monsoon season yet, SunBird had its first monsoon-type storm with strong wind with clouds of the thick dirt followed by a quick heavy downpour of rain, lightning, and thunder. Some trees in the common areas were damaged or…