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The Russian Matryoshka Club recently brought residents together for an evening celebrating Russian culture at Century Village East. The May 2 event featured a screening of the Russian film “The Teacher/Ychilka,” followed by a discussion with scriptwriter Ekaterina Asmus. Organizers said the gathering helped foster community while giving attendees a deeper appreciation for Russian cinema and traditions. Club organizer Larissa Dyan said the group is planning additional cultural

By Clubhouse Library Volunteer Lita Andreano For those new to CVE please come in to browse or join our library. It’s located in the Clubhouse lower-level across from the Billiard room, which is located on the shuffleboard courts side of the Clubhouse. We will be closed on Friday, June 19th, Juneteenth. If you have a CVE ID, come in and borrow one of our 5,000+ holdings, read the New York Times, or shop at our variety of boutique items for sale. If you cannot find

This recipe caught my attention because as a child and still today, the combination of orange and creamy vanilla makes my mouth water. You know… orange sherbet and vanilla ice cream? Yes. These cookies will definitely bring your tastebuds back to that delicious frozen treat known as the Creamsicle. I was tempted to chop the white chips, but the finished cookies look really “fat” with the whole chips, so I used them whole. Also, you may wish to forgo the food coloring. T

For many years, Sid Birns helped document the history and daily life of Century Village East through his photography, becoming one of the most recognizable and valued contributors to the CVE Reporter newspaper. Whether it was a club meeting, community celebration, special event or holiday gathering, Birns could often be found moving quietly through the crowd with his camera, capturing moments that would later appear in the newspaper for residents throughout the village to enj

Residents at Century Village East continue to strike the right note each month during the popular “Name That Tune” game night at the Clubhouse. Held on the first Monday of every month, the event combines music, friendly competition and social interaction as residents test their knowledge of classic songs from the 1960s and beyond. Hosted by Mike Rosenzweig, the gathering has become a favorite tradition for oldies music fans throughout the community. Participants sing along, r

The City of Deerfield Beach has selected Daniel Morgalo as transitional Police Chief and Chantal Botting as transitional Fire Chief as the city moves forward with plans to establish its own independent police and fire rescue departments. City officials said both leaders bring decades of South Florida public safety experience and will help guide Deerfield Beach through the transition process. “Securing the right leadership is paramount as we build the foundation for our indepe

Residents of Century Village East recently tested their chess skills during a special simultaneous exhibition match hosted by the CVE Chess Club. The event featured former Cincinnati State Chess Champion Sergey Berchenko, who played multiple games at the same time against club members of varying skill levels. Berchenko, who spends part of the year in Century Village East, has now participated in the event for the second consecutive year. “I’ve noticed some improvement over la

The City of Deerfield Beach is pushing back against what officials describe as misinformation and inaccurate rumors circulating on social media regarding the city’s planned transition from Broward Sheriff’s Office policing services to an independent municipal police department. In a public statement released by the city, officials said they want residents to rely on verified facts and the legally binding agreement between Deerfield Beach and BSO rather than online speculation

The 2026 CVE Shimmy Mob Team of Deerfield Beach recently combined dance, community spirit and philanthropy during a special event benefiting Women In Distress of Broward County. The event, held May 9, raised $485 in cash donations and an additional $210 in checks for the organization. Team members later delivered the donations in person on May 20 and alsoperformed for the organization as a gesture of appreciation and support. The group extended special thanks to Linda and Jul

What makes a condominium association a “good building”? According to the Century Village Accreditation Improvement Committee (CIAC), the answer goes far beyond friendly neighbors, attractive landscaping and a desirable location. In a recent article, CIAC explained that prospective buyers and Realtors often ask whether a building is well managed and financially stable. When associations apply for accreditation, CIAC reviews several factors, including whether budgets are proper

Former Boca Raton Mayor Scott Singer will discuss his vision for South Florida during a meeting of the Century Village East Republican Club on Monday, June 15, at 6:30 p.m. at the Le Club Activity Center, 3501 West Drive. Singer, who recently announced his candidacy for Florida’s 23rd Congressional District, served eight years as mayor of Boca Raton. During his time in office, he focused on public safety, education and economic development. He holds a bachelor’s degree in gov

As insurance costs continue climbing across Florida, a newly formed group of Century Village East residents is launching an initiative aimed at helping condominium associations reduce insurance premiums while maintaining quality coverage. The group, made up of retired business owners, says rising insurance expenses have become one of the most pressing financial issues facing condominium communities, including both high-rise and garden-style buildings. According to organizers,