Courtney Malburg, Senior Coordinator, Education & Publications, Parkinson’s Foundation Parkinson’s disease is a family affair, but care partners and loved ones of people with Parkinson’s disease (PD) are often overlooked. The Parkinson’s Foundation works to make life better for everyone whose life is impacted by it, not just the individual living with the disease. Care…
Jennifer Chase Meet Sandy! She is new to PebbleCreek, having just arrived in December. She is 12 years old and was adopted from Rusty’s Animal Sanctuary in New River, Ariz. This rescue is exclusively for pets 10 years and older and provides a safe haven for pets to live out the last years of their…
The Golden Age of Television was about family comedy, and Joe Connelly penned classic shows that are still syndicated today. Not Really Hollywood is an entertaining calamity of adventures through the eyes of his son Rick Connelly, “The Real Beav.” Joe’s son was the inspiration for Leave It to Beaver, but he was not part of the…
Lynn Warren Omicron has not totally gone away, so Camera Club meetings will continue via Zoom until conditions appropriate for in-person meetings are available. In March, members learned about stock photography. Join us April 18 at 6:30 p.m. and learn how to improve your pictures with better composition by employing techniques suggested by Adriana Greisman,…
Judy Ayers The Breast Cancer Discussion Group is pleased to have Kitty Shildt, registered dietitian, speak at our meeting on Thursday, April 28. She will be sharing with us many of the up-to-date nutritional issues that impact our breast cancer journey. Her husband, Dr. Rich Shildt, oncologist, will also be with us to answer any…
Camille Grabb Back by popular demand, author Larry Schweikart will be the guest speaker for the club’s spring picnic on April 7. Dr. Schwikert, an American historian, will be introducing (and signing) his latest book, Dragonslayers (Six Presidents and Their War with the Swamp). Also, on April 12, club members will be boarding a bus…