Page 2 - PGA Community News - November '24

November 2024
Page 2, PGA C.A.N.! 2 Spaces November 2024

Editorial Board Community Safety

Editor: James A. Cioffi By Keith Echols Another prevalent scam during the holiday season is
james@jcclaw.com Director of Security phishing. Scammers may send emails or text messages
Feature Writers: Dawn Levinstein, POA St. Moritz Security disguised as reputable companies, often claiming to offer
Gail Coppage, POA The holiday season is a time of joy, giving, and exclusive holiday deals or updates on your orders. These
Commissioner Maria Marino celebration. However, it’s also a prime opportunity for messages can look convincingly real, featuring logos
Katie Roundtree scammers to take advantage of unsuspecting individuals. and branding; however, clicking on the links can lead to
Contributing
Reporter: Don Kiselewski With the hustle and bustle of shopping, planning, and harmful websites designed to steal personal information.
festivities, it’s easy to let your guard down. This article Always scrutinize the sender’s email address and avoid
Your editors strongly believe that the number aims to shed light on the common scams that flourish clicking on suspicious links.
of people who do become involved with any during this time and how you can protect yourself. As you shop online for gifts, it’s crucial to safeguard
news medium directly reflects on that medium’s Around the holidays, retailers advertise massive your personal and financial information. Only use secure
excellence, versatility and broad viewpoint. discounts and “once-in-a-lifetime” sales. While many payment methods and consider options like virtual credit
Therefore, we invite PGA residents to contribute deals are genuine, be cautious of offers that seem too cards that add an extra layer of security.
articles or current, timely news items and/or good to be true. Scammers often create fake online stores Remember to always trust your instincts; if something
“Letters to the Editors.” with incredible prices to lure in unsuspecting shoppers. feels off, it probably is. By staying informed about
Articles/letters are subject to editing and editors’ Always verify the legitimacy of a website before making common tactics used by scammers, you can better
right to publish. Submission must include writer’s a purchase. Look for reviews, check the site’s security, protect yourself and your loved ones. As always, we are
name, address and telephone number. Unsigned articles and be wary of sites that lack contact information or always ready to lend a hand and together we can make a
/letters will not be published. Opposing views to article customer service options. difference. Never hesitate to call security at (561) 627-
viewpoints contained in this paper are welcome. 1600, if you see something, say something!
Articles do not necessarily represent the viewpoint
of the C.A.N.! organization. Submissions should
be mailed or delivered by the tenth of each month
for the following month’s publication (example: by Commissioner’s Update from page 1
January 10 for February publication) to:
C.A.N.! Editors Getting started at one of Palm Beach County’s senior flyers for upcoming events, and the latest newsletter.
or centers is a smooth and personalized experience. Simply A name tag will also be provided, which helps foster
Contact the publisher for additional information visit the senior center you are interested in to begin the a friendly, community-oriented atmosphere among
regarding submissions, fax (561) 627-9088 or e-mail enrollment process. Whether you’re seeking meals, social attendees.
canpga@yahoo.com. opportunities, or educational programs, visiting in person Palm Beach County’s senior centers are more than
Let’s hear from you. allows you to see firsthand what’s available. When you just activity centers—they are a vital resource that offer
arrive, you’ll meet with a staff member who will answer support, companionship, and opportunities for personal
any questions you may have. They will provide a quick growth. Whether it’s health education, exercise, social
tour of the facility and explain the programs and events events, or simply a welcoming place to meet new friends,
offered at the center. these centers enrich the lives of local seniors. If you’re
To complete your registration, you will be asked to interested in learning more about the programs and
provide a photo I.D. and fill out a registration form. This opportunities available, please visit your nearest senior
form includes the senior center’s rules and a waiver that center or call (561) 355-4746. Additional information
outlines the participation guidelines. Once the registration can also be found here: https://discover.pbcgov.org/
process is complete, you will receive a program schedule, communityservices.

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