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Go ‘nuts’ for the almond cookies
The simple elegance of an extra-buttery almond cookie has been unfairly understated. The subtle flavors mix effortlessly on one’s tongue like a lovely accident. This delicacy was fashioned after the cookies they used to serve at “Mitzi’s,” (the owner’s name,) in Rock Hill, New York. Our family of five, at mother’s urgings,would descend upon the tiny restaurant on a regular basis to taste the only reasonable semblance of Chinese food within a 50-mile radius. Mitzi was
Feb 11 min read
February activities set for NJ Club
New Jersey Social Club continues their agenda in February with an interesting program and a new trip. Please join us.Tuesday, February 3rd. Clubhouse, Room GPA at 10:30 amRock Painting by fellow New Jerseyan, Carol Bocchicchio-Ciolino. Carol will show us her collection of painted rocks, which can be purchased. She will also teach us how to paint a rock. This program is being brought back by popular demand, so if you missed last year, you can enjoy it this month.Thursday, Febr
Feb 11 min read


Cyclopaths honor a friend
For many years the Cyclopaths have been enjoying a weekly Friday morning bike ride in one of the parks of Broward or Palm Beach Counties. These excursions were the brainchild of Danny Rosenthal who had the idea to gather friends who love biking. He sent out weekly notices of where the group would gather and updates on whether rain would cancel our outing or if it would be a “Go”. Our dear friend, Danny, died suddenly here in Florida this past December. We were shocked and he
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Meeting to focus on mindset and power of belief
The Club Souls Connection will hold its February meeting on Friday, February 13, at 11:00 a.m. in the Clubhouse, Room GP-G, with a discussion focused on the power of the mind and how our beliefs shape our experiences. The meeting will explore themes presented in the book Hypnotizing Maria by Richard Bach. The book examines the idea that the mind is a powerful force, suggesting that what we believe can influence how we feel, what we experience, and even how our bodies respond.
Feb 11 min read
Photo Club announces garden outings
The CVE Photo Club has several activities planned for February, including outings to Mounts Botanical Garden and the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, both located in West Palm Beach. These group photo shoots give members the opportunity to visit new locations, exchange tips, and see how different photographers capture the same scenes. The club is now in full swing for the season, holding weekly meetings and offering a variety of learning opportunities for photographers of all le
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Woodworking classes return
Looking to learn a new skill or try something creative? Residents are invited to join the CVE Woodworking Club and take advantage of the many instructional classes offered through the CVE Lifelong Learning Program. Participants can learn to create beautiful and functional items such as bowls, trays, custom frames, and more. The club’s fully equipped woodshop is located on the first floor of the Clubhouse near the billiards room. Residents are encouraged to view the display ca
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Grantham A 50th Anniversary Celebration
Grantham A will be celebrating its 50th Anniversary this year. This CIAC (Community Improvement and Accreditation Committee) awarded community is known as a wonderful place to live with friendly residents, a well-managed building, beautifully landscaped grounds and a hospitable board of directors. Residents are looking forward to a 50th Anniversary Celebration Party this month complete with music and dancing.
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
A Gem in Deerfield Beach
The Young Israel of Deerfield Beach (YIDB) recently held its much-anticipated annual gala luncheon, celebrating the dedication and contributions of its esteemed members. This year’shonorees included Ron and Jodi Eckman, Nathan and Tami Braun, Mutti and Rachel Eisenberger and City of Deerfield Beach Mayor Todd Drosky.- individuals who have played vital roles in the life of the congregation. Synagogue President Lou Safren praised the honorees, stating "In their own ways, eac
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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


Residents say noise at Swansea putting them in a pickle
Residents of two residential buildings in Century Village East are calling for the permanent relocation of pickleball courts they say are causing severe and ongoing noise disturbances directly outside their homes. In a demand letter addressed to CenClub leadership, residents of Swansea A and B said pickleball play on tennis courts located approximately 50 feet between their two four-story residential buildings has resulted in continuous, high-impact noise. According to the le
Feb 12 min read


Russian Matryoshka Club launches with cultural celebration
The nesting doll, or matryoshka, is a beloved symbol of Russian culture, representing motherhood, family, and generations living together. It reflects the deep respect for mothers in Russian tradition and the universal nature of a mother’s love. On January 7, the newly formed Russian Matryoshka Club held its first meeting for Russian-speaking residents, celebrating Russian Christmas with tea, snacks, and live music. Guests Masha and Natasha performed traditional and popular s
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