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Eco Gardeners Club

Posted on by admin

Do you want to plant a home flower or vegetable garden this year? On Top of the World permits a garden with dimensions that shall not exceed an area of 40 square feet and shall be installed adjacent to back of the home/lanai. Garden shall not be installed further than 10-feet from the home and shall be parallel to the building or rear lanai. As a friendly reminder, please be sure to refer to Rules and Regulations for your association for exterior modifications and guidelines for herb and vegetable gardens. If you want to start growing, now’s the time. […]

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Billiards

Posted on by Phil Panzera

The club recently held its first quarterly competition, an annual nine-ball tournament. Congratulations to the tournament champ, Debbie Radicchi! Debbie played smart and made many lovely shots, winning six of her seven matches. She also made several spot shots, winning crucial tiebreak shootouts. […]

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On Top of the World RC Flyers

Posted on by Ray Ihlenburg

A World War I and II ‘gaggle’ is planned. A gaggle is when a bunch of planes from the same era fly together. The World War I planes fly slower, and it is easier to see them close together during a fly-by, but the World War II planes are impressive.  […]

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Meet Author Filomena Abys-Smith

Posted on by Ray Cech

A writer and master chef of Italian cuisine, Filomena Abys-Smith recently held book signings for her two memoirs and a novel of historical fiction: “A Bit of Myself,” “A Bit of Herself,” and “At the Lord’s Table.” The signings were held at the Arbor Activity Center Event Room I. […]

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Ken’s Column

Posted on by Ken Colen

Healthy Boundaries No one likes an unsolicited phone call, a knock on the door, a note wedged in the door, and, yes, a threatening voicemail. If you’re like me, you consider these actions an invasion of your right to privacy. Recently, I learned from a few board members that some residents, who, shall we say, […]

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The Great Escape – Part III

Posted on by Dave DeAngelis

Seven days had passed, filled with hope, followed by frustration that soon turned into nagging disappointment. Day number eight of Dobbie’s disappearance began exactly the way the previous day ended … people were running in circles searching for the little scamp, following the leads on sightings. It was like hide and seek. If chihuahuas are somewhat intelligent, then this one belongs in a chihuahua Mensa group. […]

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