Donna Gillen April 9 was a busy day on the tennis courts. Our end of the season play and social turned out to be the most active participation event since COVID-19 struck the community two years ago. We had over 60 competitive participants vying for the coveted prize of gift cards for the top players…
Ted Blaine On May 4, 22 former and current RVers were hosted by Cher and Mike Zeman of 164th Drive. We each added the toppings that we wanted on our individual sized pizza crusts. Then master pizza chef Mike cooked those pizzas two at a time in his new patio pizza oven. They only take…
Judy Freidman The Shalom Club hosted a beautiful Passover Seder in the Chianti Room for the second night of Passover on April 16. David and Sandy Mednick led the service with many traditional songs and lots of audience participation. Our event coordinators, Hermine Sulzberg and Martha Bergman, organized the event and coordinated the many volunteers…
Marion Ellison There is a new game in town! Kathy Weldon has taught us how to play golf—not the golf you play in the heat outside, but a game you play in the comfort of air-conditioning with three decks of cards. It is a perfect activity for the coming months. Speaking of summer heat, our…
Roxann Sykes Christian Fellowship is an important part of our PebbleCreek Community Church (PCCC). Worship service on Sunday mornings in Eagle’s Nest ballroom is, of course, the foundation of our congregation, but the opportunity to gather in an informal setting for fun and fellowship is equally important to Christian life. In April, the PCCC church…
Melissa D’Onofrio On April 21, three PebbleCreek Italian American Club (PCIAC) couples hosted Aperitivi at their homes during early sunset hours on a beautiful, crystal clear, cool evening. The Aperitivo was born in Italy at the end of the 18th Century and quickly became a social phenomenon as a way to end the work day…