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Newport and Harwood to Be Linked by Emergency-Access Road
The CVE Reporter has learned that plans are underway for a new connector road inside Century Village East that will link the Newport and Harwood areas — a project designed exclusively for emergency-vehicle access and improved safety. The connector will run parallel to Southwest 10th Street, bridging the existing parking lots of the two sections, which are currently separated by water. When completed, the new roadway will allow fire engines and other emergency vehicles to trav
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Total CVE Org Coupons Costs Push Past $300
Residents of Century Village East will see increases to both their recreation and CVE Master Management coupons beginning January 1, 2026, as each governing organization approved new budgets citing inflation and rising operating costs as the primary reasons. When added together, the two fees are now over $300 for the first time. CenClub, which oversees the community’s recreation facilities, announced that its monthly coupon will rise ten dollars to $120 per month. During the
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Major Tree Collapse Underscores Ongoing Risk from Untrimmed Trees
On October 3rd, a large tree suddenly crashed across the roadway near the intersection of Grantham and Century Boulevard. The incident prompted a prompt response from the Broward Sheriff’s Office and on-site security personnel, who secured the area and facilitated removal. Fortunately, no one was injured. While the event ended without physical harm, it serves as a stark reminder that even a single unmaintained tree can pose a significant hazard — particularly in communal livi
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Deadline to File for Elections
Century Village East residents have until the end of the first week in November to submit their names to run for one of several open leadership positions that help shape the future of the community. The deadline to file candidate applications is Thursday, November 6, at 3:00 p.m. Applications are now being accepted for open seats on three major governing boards: the CenClub Board of Directors, the CVE Master Management Board of Directors, and COOCVE. Elections will take place
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CVE Master Management Relaunches “9-1-1 Is #1” Campaign
With seasonal residents returning to Century Village East, CVE Master Management is relaunching its community safety education campaign, “9-1-1 Is #1,” reminding everyone that in an emergency, the first call should always be to 911 — not Village Security. The campaign, which will run through the month of November, emphasizes the proper role of Village Security within the community. Security officers are responsible for gate access control, perimeter patrols, and monitoring th
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Public Forums on Future of City Police
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
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Striking a New Note at the Clubhouse
In a story you will read only in the CVE Reporter, a brand-new Steinway concert grand piano is about to take center stage in the clubhouse theater at Century Village East. The concert-grade instrument, which is scheduled to be delivered by the end of the month, marks the latest step in CenClub’s continuing commitment to enhancing the cultural and entertainment experience for residents. The new piano joins a series of major improvements completed or underway throughout the clu
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Six IDs Taken in One Weekend as Security Tightens Rules
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
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No More Day of Rest for Route 48
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
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United Way Broward Expands Senior Resources with New Online Platform
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
Nov 201 min read


Cove Farmers Market Debuts Saturday in Deerfield Beach
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
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