October was the month that WAS. It began with Rosh Hashanah, the beginning of the Jewish New Year and for everyone, it continued to remind us of the beauty, the wonder and the miracles of life. This is followed 10 days by Yom Kippur another holy day for the Jewish people of the Jewish faith.
Canterbury Communique Greetings from the Canterbury Community! It’s already November, and we’re looking forward to what promises to be an eventful and exciting month. A new President will be elected on the Tuesday following the first Monday of November, and, hopefully, he/she will be the one of our choice. We’ll also honor all of our
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Greetings from The Harbours! Fall is in the air and we want to welcome our winter residents back to The Harbours. We have missed you and look forward to seeing you at clubhouse activities, the pool and just walking around the neighborhood. The Harbours Board of Directors has engaged a new landscaper the last couple
What causes a company’s stock price to rise? Although there are several factors, one of the most important is revenue and income growth. For a company’s shares to rise in value, it must continually sell more goods and/or services. In other words, revenue must increase. Revenue is the total amount of money received by a
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It’s hard to believe it’s already November! I’m anxiously waiting for the leaves to change and to en-joy the cool, crisp air of fall. (Oops … we’re in Florida now, aren’t we?) We survived the Jewish High Holidays, including the Yom Kippur fast (L’Shana Tova to all those who celebrate), and Halloween; not many trick-or-treaters,
BEEN RIPPED OFF? SCAMMED? NEED TO TALK TO SOMEONE? We may have a solution for you. We are Seniors vs. Crime, a Special Project of the Florida Attorney General’s Office. Our mission is to assist in resolving cases committed against the elderly. No case or matter is too large or too small “Don’t feel embarrassed
By: Mickey Gussow (Waterford) At 9:40 PM on the night of Feb. 15, 1898, the American battleship USS MAINE exploded and sank quickly in the harbor of Havana, Cuba. The sunken ship was standing upright on the bottom. Its stern superstructure was above the water with the mainmast nearly vertical; amidships was a twisted wreck;
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By: Rob Tanenbaum As my passion and occupation, sports has been a dominant element in my life. Yet the transformation of sports from live entertainment to big business evaporates much of the joy. Every sport has been affected by dollar signs. Every level of every sport suffers. It’s not just professional sports anymore. College sports
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By: Sheila Hyman We won’t be having summer bulletins, so I’d like to wish everyone the best summer. If we are lucky, we will not have any unfriendly hurricanes. Those who vacation in the summer, have safe goings and returnings. Our summer birthday list includes Leah Bulger for July, Ruth Katz, Sandy Simelson and Carol
By: Eileen Hahn Is there a message here? My first article was the April fools issue and my second article after editing became invisible ink. Of course, I do not have a copy, because the minute the printer works, my greatest pleasure is hitting DELETE. The political season ended in the Moorings with a dance
