Computer Club Classes Take a Summer Break While Plans for the Future Take Shape
Barry Cowan
Jun 5, 2025
1 min read
As summer approaches, we decided after our April class to take a break to allow everyone a chance to recharge their mental and physical batteries. We will explore the possibility of continuing virtual classes as well as returning to live classes in the not too distant future. Keep up to speed by practicing what you have learned. Review your class notes and our YouTube videos, and keep checking our Club site at https://www.db-cc.net for the latest member news and updates. For more information about joining the Club, call or text Membership Director and CVE resident Pete Zambito at 954-941-4870 or send an email to PeteZambito@bellsouth.net.Thanks for your continued support.
With CVE Master Management Board of Directors meetings resuming for the season on Sept. 17, residents are being reminded of guidelines governing what topics can be addressed during meetings. The policy is intended to keep meetings focused on matters that fall within CVE Master Management’s responsibilities while continuing to provide residents an opportunity to address the Board. Resident comments must relate to CVE Master Management business, including its operations, servic
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