Kathryn Villeneuve Could you benefit if your dog became your service dog? Could others benefit if your dog became a therapy dog? I asked myself the first question based on a medical condition—commonly classified as a medical disability. I was confident my current dog, Ember, would be capable of alerting me to take action, and…
Johnny Henson, Professor Pool For the last few years most professional matches are played fast because of the use of the shot clock. At this increased speed it does not allow the watcher to really think out what they would do before the player shoots the next shot. Recently I have found that I learn…
David Zapatka You’re in a crosscourt dinking rally and your opponent continues to put you under pressure with consistent dinking that tries your patience. The rally becomes more difficult as your opponent pushes you closer to the sidelines with shots close to the net. How long can you dink like this? Is it a battle…
Ronnie Levine Chapter Q has begun to plan our “shower” and shopping days for the new 4th grade girls who have been selected at Heritage Elementary in Glendale to attend camp this summer. We supply everything for the camp experience, plus donate school supplies for the following year. We were honored to initiate new member…
Gillian Driscoll Ana was homeless for two years, bouncing around between relatives and friends. The rest of the time she lived in her car. Finally, after a two year wait, Ana became eligible for a subsidized senior apartment but she still had a problem. She had no furniture. At the food bank Ana struck up…
Pam McWhorter The Ninth Annual PebbleCreek Pickleball Tournament was an enormous success! Despite a weather hiccup of wind on Thursday, the tournament went off without a hitch. Club member Lisa Kellis posted that there were over 550 participants from multiple states and Canada. This large-scale competition gave players the opportunity to compete in 17 various…