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CVE Master Management is moving forward with plans to resolve resident concerns following the recent clearing of vegetation along the Durham neighborhood, an action that removed a long-standing buffer between the roadway and nearby residential buildings. The vegetation, which had served for decades as a natural barrier against vehicle headlights and traffic noise, was removed as part of a cleanup effort. The removal, however, led to immediate complaints from Durham residents

Our thanks to the AARP for information contributing to this story.   Experts who track fraud trends say that 2026 is likely to bring a surge in scams specifically designed to target older adults. Seniors are often singled out because scammers believe they may be more trusting of authority, more likely to answer phone calls, and more financially stable. As these schemes grow more sophisticated, criminals are increasingly using fear, urgency, and impersonation to pressure victi

The long-awaited opening of the main gate at Century Village East was nearly delayed once again after a last-minute administrative issue at City of Deerfield Beach City Hall threatened to postpone final inspections just days before the gate was scheduled to open. According to information provided to the CVE Reporter, officials with CVE Master Management received notice from the city one day before the final inspection was scheduled, advising that the inspection would be delay

When Steve Wishnack joined the Board of Directors of CVE Master Management, he was stepping into one of the most significant roles in the village’s modern history. Wishnack was appointed to fill the board seat left vacant by the passing of Gene Goldman in July 2024. Goldman was not only the longest-tenured member of the board, but also one of the most influential figures Century Village East has ever known. For decades, Goldman shaped the village’s direction through long-rang

A long-standing nuisance has once again become highly visible around Century Village East: shopping carts from the CVS pharmacy at Military Trail and Hillsboro Boulevard are routinely showing up inside the village and being abandoned in parking lots, along walkways, and near buildings. According to store management, the issue has persisted for years. Carts are regularly taken from the store and rolled into the village, often used—one manager speculates—as makeshift walkers to

Century Village East residents will soon have a brand-new shopping destination right in their backyard. Beginning Friday, December 5, CVE will host its first-ever Green Market, bringing fresh, local, and specialty goods directly to the community. The market will operate in the Clubhouse parking lot from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the first and third Friday of every month, continuing through mid-April. The new Green Market will feature an array of offerings, including locally grown p

Residents of Century Village East will soon have an opportunity to weigh in on one of the most significant local issues in decades — the possible creation of a new Deerfield Beach Police Department. The City of Deerfield Beach has announced a series of public forums in November to gather community feedback on the future of public safety services. The discussions come as the city begins a two-year transition away from its long-standing contract with the Broward Sheriff’s Offic

In a move aimed at expanding public transit access, Broward County Transit (BCT) has begunoffering Sunday service for its Route 48. The change means riders who rely on the 48 busbetween the village and the beach and other stops along its weekday and Saturday route can now board on Sundays as well. Route 48 previously operated Monday through Saturday with no Sunday trips. With the newSunday service, village residents gain direct Sunday access to the beach via the county system

United Way Broward has expanded its services for older adults with the launch of United for Seniors, a free bilingual online platform and mobile app designed to help seniors stay connected, informed, and engaged. Through the app, users can join online groups, participate in educational webinars, and explore a library of recorded workshops focused on mental health, active living, and community engagement. United Way leaders say the goal is to reduce isolation and strengthen so

A new weekly tradition has begun in Deerfield Beach with the debut of The Cove Farmers Market  at  The Cove Shopping Center, 1582 SE 3rd Court .  The market will run every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. through May 2026, bringing together local produce, small businesses, and community spirit. Featuring more than 50 vendors, the market offers farm-fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, artisan coffee, handmade jewelry, orchids, local art, and wellness products. Organizers d

EXCLUSIVE   The City of Deerfield Beach has welcomed a new Director of Economic Development, and one of her first priorities will be to...

EXCLUSIVE Century Village East residents will continue to see a police presence inside the Village even after the City of Deerfield Beach...