Ronnie Levine Rabbi David Mayer will lead again the High Holiday services for 2021. The current plan is to hold services in person in the Tuscany Ballroom. The dates of the services are Rosh Hashanah on Sept. 7, Kol Nidre in the evening of Sept. 15, and Yom Kippur on Sept. 16. The cost to…
Jack Williams Here we go again! The advent of the 2021-22 season of bocce ball is here. Are you game? You don’t know how to begin? Register at quickscores.com/pebblecreekbocce between Aug. 1 and Sept. 1. Novices can proceed to YouTube for videos on how to play bocce. But, that’s on a lawn! We have bocce ball courts at…
Sue Harrison The PebbleCreek Republican Club (PCRC) offers opportunities for conservative-minded PebbleCreek residents to gather throughout the summer, fall, and winter of this year and into 2022. As we approach primary elections on Aug. 2, 2022, candidates running for the U.S. Senate, Arizona Governor, and other state offices will have PebbleCreek on top of their lists to…
Arlene Banfield On Monday, Dec. 6, the Just Folks Association will celebrate the season of Kwanzaa with a breakfast program. This year’s theme highlights the second principle, Kujichagulia (koo–gee–cha–goo–lee–yah), self-determination. The event is open to all PebbleCreek residents, family, and friends. Please mark your calendars because you do not want to miss this program. It…
Bill Barnard, General Manager Summer is here, and many of us will try to get away for at least a short time during these hot months. For our Facilities team, this is a good time to do major renovation, maintenance, and repair projects, as we have the least amount of people using our facilities. This year,…
Marsha Lyons It wasn’t until sometime in the 1980s when artists began using colored pencils to paint. There were no instructors or instruction books around, but our grade school colored pencils, the hard, lifeless pencils, were now being overtaken with quality pencils that gave rich, transparent colors. It was probably another 10 years before the…