Sharon Eade While SunBird residents were busy decorating, baking, preparing for our guests and enjoying the sights and sounds of the season, there was also a strange phrase being heard. “Dirty pour”… now what could that be? Lucky for us in the Art Club, our own Muriel Krushelnicki had been learning this new art painting…
Dolly Loftin The January meeting of the Sun Lakes Democratic Club will be held on Monday, January 8, 2017, at 7:00 p.m. in the Navajo Room of the Sun Lakes Country Club, located at 25601 E. Sun Lakes Blvd. N. The speakers will be Sandra Kennedy and Bill Mundell, democratic candidates for the Arizona Corporation…
Marcia Hogan SunBird Golf Course is restricted to use by golfers only. It is not safe for residents to walk, bike or jog on golf course property, including cart paths. When walking or driving along SunBird Boulevard, be alert for errant golf balls.
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Have you noticed the blue bin in our Post Office parking lot? Do you have clothes too worn or too out of style to donate to a charity? How about old towels, sheets, blankets or pairs of shoes? SunBird is entered into a partnership with Phoenix Fibers to recycle these items. Each month, Phoenix Fibers,…
Nancy Smith You SunBird readers turn in some pretty interesting items (besides books). Recently, someone donated an old magazine, a very old Better Homes and Gardens magazine, dated February, 1930. Cost? 10 cents. Folks, this gem predates World War II. Some of these articles could be rerun today. They talked of household germs (Listerine), gardening (fences…