Published on October 05, 2026
Please be advised that our winter office hours will officially take effect on Monday, October 12.
Beginning October 12, the Administration Office and Activities Office will close at 3:00 p.m. Please plan accordingly for any office business or assistance needed after this time.
Mark your calendars for our next Open Condo Board Meeting on October 15.
Residents are welcome and encouraged to attend. Zoom meeting information and login details will be included in the next weekly newsletter. We’re committed to keeping our community informed and connected.
We’re excited to announce that the East Pool renovation is now complete!
The renovation included replacement of the pool tiles and pavers, powder coating of pool-area finishes, and acid washing of the pool surface. These improvements help refresh the appearance of the pool area and ensure it is ready for residents to enjoy.
Please note that the pool water may take some time to reach its optimal temperature following the renovation. The water temperature may be cooler than expected initially, but it should gradually warm as the pool system continues operating and temperatures increase.
Thank you for your patience during the renovation, and we hope you enjoy the refreshed East Pool!
We would like to thank all homeowners who have submitted their HOA dues in a timely manner. Your prompt payment of assessments is greatly appreciated and contributes to the ongoing maintenance and operation of our community.
The next HOA dues payment is due January 1, 2027. Please plan ahead and mark your calendar. Thank you for helping keep our community running smoothly!
Get into the Halloween spirit with the Sunshine Carvers Spooky Make & Take on Sunday, October 11, at 1:00 p.m. at the Sunshine Carvers Shop. Create a trio of Halloween decorations with all supplies provided. The cost is $25, payable at sign-up. Space is limited.
Sign up at the Carvers Clubhouse, Building Q, in the Hobby Center.
It’s great to see our community getting busier again! More neighbors are arriving, familiar faces are reconnecting, and we’re welcoming new residents along the way.
There’s a lot happening around the community, from getting together with friends to enjoying the many activities and amenities that make our community such a great place to call home. We’re looking forward to seeing everyone out and about and making the most of the months ahead.
Looking for a professional massage therapy experience right here in our community?
Michel Bourgeois has more than 16 years of experience as a massage therapist, along with extensive training in Energy Kinesiology. His experience working alongside chiropractors and physical therapists has helped him incorporate Energy Kinesiology into his massage practice.
Energy Kinesiology is a wellness practice that uses muscle testing, gentle touch, and other techniques to help identify areas of stress or imbalance and promote relaxation and overall well-being.
Michel is featured in our Outlines, with flyers coming soon!
For more information or to schedule an appointment, contact Michel today.
We are pleased to announce that Dee Girard will be taking on the role of our new Activities Director!
We’re excited to welcome Dee and look forward to the activities, events, and opportunities she will create to bring our community together.
Dee brings many years of experience in this type of work and recently moved to Arizona from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Please join us in welcoming Dee and supporting her as she gets started in her new role.
We would also like to acknowledge Kimberly Storts for her time serving as our Activities Director. We appreciate the contributions she made during her time with our community and wish her the best in her future endeavors.
Please join us in welcoming Dee Girard to the Venture Out Team!
This month’s issue includes important community updates, upcoming events, activities, and information for Venture Out residents. The October issue is available online.
We encourage everyone to take a few moments to review the latest issue and stay informed about what’s happening throughout our community.
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You’ve got questions, and Vinny is here to help.
I happened upon a delivery driver from a restaurant the other night, he was delivering one meal and was lost. The thing is, he did not have a complete address, the phone number was disconnected, and he only had first name and last initial. How is it the guard let him in? They should verify, especially since it was a single delivery. Thank you
ANSWER:
Well now, neighbor, a meal delivery shouldn’t turn into a scavenger hunt. You’re right to raise the concern. Deliveries should be properly verified, especially when the driver doesn’t have a complete address and can’t reach the resident. We’ll reinforce those procedures with our patrol staff so the details get checked before drivers mosey through the gate. Thanks for lookin’ out for your neighbors.
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