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Security officers in Century Village East are reminding residents to follow the rules when it comes to using their resident identification cards. According to village security, an average of 35 to 45 IDs are confiscated at the gates every month because they are being misused. The most common reason for confiscation occurs when residents allow someone else to use their ID to enter the community. In some cases, it’s a family member, caregiver, or renter. But regardless of the r

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

Mark your calendars! The 11th Annual American Cancer Society Fundraiser will be held on Thursday, January 29, 2026, in the Clubhouse Party Room. This beloved community event brings residents and guests together for an evening of music, singing, line dancing, and live entertainment — all in support of a vital cause. Organizers hope to raise over $12,000, surpassing last year’s total of just under $11,500. Tickets are $20 per person, with all proceeds benefiting the American Ca

A large number of congregants and guests of Temple B’nai Shalom celebrated Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur in the Activity Center. The services were led by Spiritual Leader and Cantor Mitch Martin. The services were also available on Zoom for those unable to attend. This was the first High Holiday service led by Cantor Mitch since joining B’nai Shalom. The attendees agreed that the service was both meaningful and enjoyable. The service included Aliyots widely distributed to a n

Cantor Mitch Martin led the Tashlich service for Temple B’nai Shalom at the Century Village canal on West Dr. after Rosh Hashana services. We symbolically “threw our sins into the canal,’ using bird seed instead of traditional bread to be more environmentally friendly.

On September 18, the Century Village East Stickball Team faced off against the Florida Atlantic University Women’s Softball Team in a spirited nine-inning stickball game. FAU came out on top, but the day was all about camaraderie and fun. Both teams joined together to sing “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” and “Sweet Caroline.” Special thanks to Mike Burdman for organizing the event.

The pickleball courts at Century Village East were alive with excitement on September 27th as players from CVE faced off against Century Village Boca in a spirited inter-village tournament. With more than 50 players competing, the day was filled with fast-paced rallies, dramatic tie-breaks, and a strong sense of camaraderie among residents. CVE emerged as the clear winner, finishing with the highest overall score and several undefeated teams. Their impressive showing undersco

Welcome to our first meeting of SPORTS TALK which will be held on Wednesday, November 26th at 3:00pm in the GP-E room upstairs in the clubhouse. Join us to discuss all forms of sports, past, present and future. We will cover Football, Basketball, Hockey and Baseball. Men and women are invited for an open discussion along with trivia questions. Bring your trivia questions and put on your thinking caps to try and stump each other. If you have any questions, contact Larry 5

The CVE Tennis Club officially launched its new season last month, marking the start of 26 weeks of competition, camaraderie, and recreation for more than 400 members of all skill levels across Century Village East. “This promises to be another very exciting and fun-filled season for our new and returning members,” said Club President Didi Lacroix. The schedule includes themed social games, men’s and women’s tournaments, a mixed doubles ladder competition, an off-site barbecu