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CenClub Annual Report Highlights Upgrades, Growth, and Strong Community Engagement in 2025
CenClub Recreation Management marked 2025 as a year of progress, investment, and expanded amenities, according to its newly released Annual Report, themed “Making Waves.” The report outlines significant upgrades to facilities, enhanced programming, strengthened security measures, and a continued focus on maintaining high-quality recreation services for Century Village East residents. In a message from the Board of Directors, CenClub described 2025 as an exceptional year, emph
Mar 13 min read


BSO Bike Safety and Scam Prevention Program
Residents are invited to attend a program hosted by the Broward Sheriff’s Office focusing on bicycle safety and protecting yourself from scams. The program will take place on Wednesday, March 18, at 7:00 p.m. in the Party Room of the CVE Clubhouse. The event was coordinated with the assistance of Deerfield Beach Commissioner Daniel Shanetzky.
Mar 11 min read


Official: Residents being duped by FPL
A Century Village East board member is warning residents not to waste their money on insurance plans that do not apply to condominium living. CVE Master Management Board Member Amy Conner is urging City of Deerfield Beach officials to intervene into solicitations residents are receiving from FPL Home. Conner said residents of the village have been receiving mail solicitations offering insurance-style warranty plans covering items such as electrical lines, plumbing, and sewer
Feb 12 min read
Longtime community leader passes
Harriet Drandoff, a longtime resident of Century Village East, passed away last month. She was deeply involved in village life and devoted many years to serving her community. Harriet had been an Area Chair for Upminster since becoming a full-time resident in 2015 and was elected several times by her fellow Area Chairs to serve as Chair of the Chairs, a position that was part of the Executive Committee of COOCVE. She also served on the Board of Directors of the CVE Reporter a
Feb 11 min read
2026 Century Village East election results
In the contested election for the CenClub Board of Directors, three seats were open. Rita Pickar received 117 votes, Michele Conte received 114 votes, and Jay Baimel received 108 votes. All three were elected to the open seats. In the contested election for the CVE Master Management Board of Directors, three seats were also open. Joe Cummings received 107 votes, Stephen Wishnack received 106 votes, and Barry Warhoftig received 105 votes. Each was elected to one of the open se
Feb 11 min read
Canadians face biometric screening rules
The winter issue of CSA News, the Canadian Snowbird Association magazine, reports that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has announced a significant change that will affect how Canadians and other foreign nationals enter and leave the United States. It states that on October 27, 2025, U.S. Customs and Border Protection published a final rule authorizing the collection of biometric information, such as facial photographs, from all non-U.S. citizens. The regulation, list
Feb 12 min read
Mayor Explains BSO Decision to Village Residents
The mayor of Deerfield Beach made a special trip to Century Village East to explain the city’s decision to end its relationship with the Broward Sheriff’s Office, and move to create its own poice and fire depatments. Mayor Todd Drosky explained the decision while appearing before the CVE Master Management Board of Directors, outlining both the timeline and the reasoning behind the move. He said there will be a two-year wind-down period during which the Broward Sheriff’s Offi
Feb 13 min read


Master Moves to Fix Durham Vegetation Issue After Resident Outcry
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
Jan 11 min read


Experts say seniors face new scams in 2026
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
Jan 12 min read


Last-Minute City Hall Issue Almost Pushes Back Century Village East Gate
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
Jan 12 min read


Steve Wishnack Steps Into Big Shoes and Grows Into His Own at CVE Master Management
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
Jan 12 min read


The Great Cart Migration
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
Dec 1, 20251 min read
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