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To place a classified ad Grandezza residents may e-mail [email protected]. An ad will run for THREE (3) MONTHS beginning with the first submission. Please inform us when the item has been sold or if you wish to have it deleted from the column. Also, you must notify us to continue an ad for an additional […]

Have you ever gotten a bizarre or unexpected text from a number you do not recognize? Be wary, as it could be a scammer seeking your personal and financial information. Here we discuss the current common scams, how to protect yourself, and how to report the annoying (and bogus) messages. How many times recently have […]

The August board meeting will have a routine agenda as we return from our summer siestas. However, I am aware that we will probably have major items on the September agenda. Peter Dersley, our Infrastructure Director plans to have the report of the Master Association Bulk Cable Services Committee and Mickey Wheeler, our Treasurer expects […]

A significant contributor to our happiness is our social life. Being surrounded by family and friends can bring us great joy. Knowing you can pick up the phone to plan your next venture gives you something to look forward to. And in times of need, it leaves you supported by those around you. And when […]

September marks the transition from summer to fall and brings cultural, historical, and seasonal celebrations. As schools reopen and cooler weather returns, communities may observe these holidays that reflect both tradition and change. Labor Day is celebrated on the first Monday of September (September 1 this year). This federal holiday honors the contributions of American […]

WHY MOVEMENT, PREPARATION, AND CONTACT POINT MATTER MOST IN TENNIS If you’ve been taking lessons or playing regularly at the club, you’ve heard this from me more than once: “Move your feet. Attack the ball. Racket up, lock it in, block it.” These aren’t just tennis catchphrases—they are the fundamentals of consistent, effective shot-making. Let’s […]

Thirty-five years after we first met Rusty Sabich in Scott Turow’s bestseller Presumed Innocent (made into a movie starring Harrison Ford), we meet Rusty again in Turow’s new legal thriller Presumed Guilty. In Presumed Innocent, Rusty, a senior prosecuting attorney in Kindle County, was accused of a murder he did not commit. After the crushing […]