Hello fellow Riversiders! I am honoured to have been “nominated” to represent you as the next Happy Landings “Cub Reporter” for our community. I look forward to getting to know you all better over the next few months whilst passing along “vital information” My intention, hopefully with your help, will be to shine a light […]

Deb and Gus Gustafson and Belinda and Ray Stacey of Schooner Village broke with our 5:00 p.m. tradition and hosted brunch at noon on New Year’s Day at the Schooner Pool. They provided Egg Bake, Egg Frittatas and Egg Quiches while other residents filled out the menu with assorted entrees, fruit and desserts. The earlier […]

The holiday season kept the residents of Ariel busy with all sorts of activities. Once again, the elves that decorate the common areas of the building came out in force. With the assistance of the maintenance staff who put wreaths and lights on the outside of the building and climbed ladders to decorate the tallest […]

Editor’s Note: This article should have been in the January issue. The fact that it wasn’t is entirely my fault; it came in on time as always and I somehow overlooked it. Or perhaps I was so sad knowing that this was Pattie’s last article that I had to prolong it. She has been a […]

“February is a friendly reminder that love happens every day.” Photo by Peter Dahlin. Stealing the idea of a community dinner at the Wheelhouse from Ariel, Steamboat Bend East planned a Holiday dinner for about 25 residents on December 11, 2025. Thanks to the wonderful planning of Jan Davis and Darlene Kratz there was great […]

This month’s Trawler Spotlight shines brightly on Doug and Melissa Hall, Connecticut natives, who moved into their condo in October of 2024. Doug and Melissa attended neighboring high schools in northeast Connecticut and met as adults at Plainfield’s landmark club, The Music Lady. Melissa attended Windham Hospital’s School of Radiologic Technology and has been employed […]

A total of 75 guests joined us at Picnic Pointe on a beautiful sunny afternoon for our annual Christmas Gathering. With 26 additional guests over last year’s attendance, we were glad that we didn’t run out of Christmas ham! We are expecting an even larger group next year, so we’ll definitely prepare for that. As […]

More than 300 residents attended the Veterans Day service at Picnic Pointe. A commemorative wreath to honor those who had served and sacrificed was presented by Scott Varnado (front), Scott Dustin, (back left) and Mike Humphreys (back right). The chilly, blustery weather on November 11 seemed appropriate for the occasion.