CAMBRIDGE TIMES SUMMER 2022

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CAMBRIDGE TIMES
SUMMER 2022
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4-CAMBRIDGE MANIFESTO
Our beliefs on home, health, and senior care.
6-MEET OUR STAFF!
Meet our maintenence man, and our new
Activities Directors!
8-LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
A reminder to seek the sun, no matter the situation!
10-MEET BRANDICE!
Learn a little more about our beloved activities
director of Cambridge Pointe!
12-SUMMER FUN
See our photos of spring and summer fun at our
Cambridge neighborhoods!
14-RESIDENT FEATURE
Meet Virginia Dowens, our brand-new resident at
Cambridge Creekside!
16-CAMBRIDGE CARES
Several of our Cambridge communities honored our
First Responders with a Grill-Out this Summer!
18-SUMMER SURVIVAL TIPS
Man, it's a HOT one! But here are several survival tips to
beat the heat this Summer!
20-FALL FLOWER GUIDE
Anxious to start the season off right? Then check out
these PA local flowers to make your fall garden POP!
22-UPCOMING EVENTS
Cambridge Retirement Living has a super Summer
planned with dances, car shows, fundraisers and MORE!
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SUMMER WORD SEARCH
Try your hand at our Summer Word Search featured on
our back page!
Be sure to follow us on Facebook to
keep up to date with all the fun at your
favorite Cambridge Neighborhood!

our staff
CONTRIBUTORS
Michael Locurcio | Chief Operating Officer
Cheryl Carnes | Vice President of Operations and Compliance
Kathleen Frickanish | Director of Sales and Marketing
Lance Knickerbocker | Marketing Manager
Hanna Gaffney | Assistant Marketing Manager
OUR LEADERS
Connie Cretin | Cambridge Ebensburg Executive Director | (814) 718-2114 | ccretin@cambridgeliving.org
Michelene Gianacopoulos | Cambridge Riverview Executive Director | (570) 832-5619 | mgianacopoulos@cambridgeliving.org
Monica Popham | Cambridge Corry Executive Director | (814) 718-2144 | mpopham@cambridgeliving.org
Jason Dolby | Cambridge Hillside Executive Director | (724) 683-2829 | jdolby@cambridgeliving.org
Vickie DeZardo | Cambridge Creekside Assistant Executive Director | (724) 683-4185 | vdezardo@cambridgeliving.org
Mickie Monseau| Cambridge Falls Executive Director | (724) 683-4017 | mmonseau@cambridgeliving.org
STAFF
Karen Foster | Cambridge Corry Activities Director
Carol Dietscreek | Cambridge Ebensburg Activities Director
Brandice Schriver | Cambridge Pointe Activities Director
Cheyenne Collins | Cambridge Warren Activities Director
CAMBRIDGE CLINICAL LIAISONS:
Kathleen Frickanish | Cambridge Falls, Pointe, and New Castle
(724) 944-1088/kfrickanish@cambridgeliving.org
Laura Blanchetti | Cambridge Ebensburg, Creekside and Hillside
(814) 718-9354/ lblanchetti@cambridgeliving.org
Rachael Tasker | Cambridge Warren and Corry
(814) 718-9349/ rtasker@cambridgeliving.org
Cambridge Warren
706 Penn Ave W
Warren, PA 16365
(814) 723-8300
Cambridge Falls
599 Norwood Dr.
Wampum, PA 16157
(724) 359-5990
Cambridge Ebensburg
4848 Admiral Peary Hwy
Ebensburg, PA 15931
(814) 472-6868
our places
Cambridge Corry
771 East Columbus Ave
Corry, PA 16407
(814) 664-4691
Cambridge Hillside
400 4th St
North Charleroi, PA 15022
(724) 483-5818
Cambridge Creekside
1275 Lincoln Ave
Charleroi, PA 15022
(724) 489-1562
Cambridge Pointe
160 Chapel Rd
Beaver, PA 15009
(724) 728-6257
Cambridge Riverview
100 Narrows Rd
Larksville, PA 15931
(570) 719-0763
Cambridge New Castle
Dedicated Memory and
Dementia Care
COMING SOON!
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our
beliefs
w e believe in home, that it should be a place of
comfort, rest, and security. We believe families are
sacred—the ones we inherit and the ones we create.
We believe in seeking balance between productivity
and rest and learning to find contentment in both. We
believe in human kindness and the power of working
together to accomplish big goals. We believe in courage,
in moving past comfort zones, and honestly seeking
knowledge from mistakes. We believe that each day is
a gift and miracles are visible if only we look for them.
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COVID-19
UPDATE
SUMMER
2022
Cambridge Retirement Living continues to remain vigilant
in our pursuit of the health and safety of our staff and
our residents in the face of COVID-19 and its variants.
Our restrictions too, remain the same, under the
guidance of the PA Department of Human Services,
and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid services.
Masks must be worn, hands must be washed, and social
distancing is to be maintained whenever possible.
But we continue to be thankful for the resilience and
kindness of our residents, their friends and families, and our
staff as we broach new ways to reunite everyone as safely
as possible. While we don't have any updates regarding
policy for our Summer COVID update, we can happily say
that each and every Cambridge neighborhood is COVID free!
We will continue to closely monitor the requirements and
restrictions to stay Covid Safe, but for now let’s continue
to find ways to safely convene for Summer fun in 2022!
For more information on
our COVID-19 policy and
restrictions please scan the
QR code to visit our website!

Summer 2022
Cheyenne Collins grew up right in Warren, PA, making her
job as our new Activities Director at Cambridge Warren so
perfect! She is engaged to her wonderful fiance brad, and
has two daughters Emily (4) and Misti (6 months!). Her family
really enjoys being outdoors collecting rocks, fishing and
four-wheeling. Cheyenne started working with seniors when
she was just in her teens, and started volunteering at a local
nursing home where her mother was employed. And now
Cheyenne loves getting to know our seniors at Cambridge
Warren, listening to the stories they share, and getting to
know the multitude of fun personalities they have! Welcome
Cheyenne!
Karen Foster grew up in Clymer, NY and resides there to
this day with her family! Karen is married to her wonderful
husband Brandon, and together they have four boys. The
family runs a beef farm, so any free time Karen has away
from Cambridge Corry is at the farm and working hard with
her husband and children. Karen has spent the last several
years caring for children and running a daycare out of their
home. While this is Karen’s first experience working with our
senior population, she shared how excited she is for this new
adventure. She loves to keep residents active, and to watch
them enjoy crafts as she learns more and more about them
and their individual interests. We’re so grateful to have you!
MEET
Jimmy Davison is our friendly Falls maintenance man! He
was born and raised in Georgetown, PA (where he still resides
on his four acres of land)! He told us it “sure is a lot of grass
to mow.” He has four farm tractors and really enjoys working
on them as a hobby. His wonderful daughter Kylie also works
at Cambridge Falls! Jimmy loves to be helpful to our seniors
and got his start working maintenance around seniors over
25 years ago. Interestingly enough our Fall’s ED Mickie, had
an amazing mother, June and it was June who hired Jimmy!
If Jimmy isn’t mowing at home, he may be taking care of his
5 cats or riding around his land on his quad! Jimmy worked
hard all through the pandemic to keep our communities
running, and we’re so glad he’s with us today!
OUR
STAFF
In our Summer 2022 issue, we wanted to highlight some
of the amazing new folks at Cambridge, and get to know a
little more about them!

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Letter
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EDITOR
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Ibought a camera during the pandemic.
I’d always been interested in photography
and, well, when they told us we’d be locked down for
an unknown amount of time, it seemed like a safe
purchase, a good way to spend the mountains of time
that we all suddenly had, and a hobby I thought could
be useful down the road.
I started taking pictures in my neighborhood.
Park benches. Signs that I liked. I focused on normal
things. Maybe as a way to cope with all the crazy stuff
that was going on in the news.
My photos weren’t great. They were boring
or as often just plain bad. We all know a great photo
when we see one. I wasn’t seeing one in the pile of
neighborhood snapshots I was stacking on my desk.
I worked harder. I studied. The first thing I
learned was how much I didn’t know.
The science of photography was completely
new to me. I learned about the film pioneers, Jon
Eastman at Kodak, and how modern digital sensors
mimic the photosensitive properties of film.
I kept shooting. I watched lots of YouTube
videos. I learned about sunlight and how the best day
for photography is a cloudy day because the clouds
diffuse the light and eliminate shadows. I’d lived my
whole life not knowing I didn’t have a shadow on a
cloudy day.
What else had I missed? Photography was
teaching me how to pay attention to the world around
me. We never realize it at the time, but hard work is
always leading us somewhere.
For me, the time I put into learning
photography – and I’m still learning – led to an
"When we seek
the sun...we are
inviting good
things into our
lives..."
important milestone just a few weeks ago.
My Dad is really proud of his family. He
and my mom sacrificed a lot to raise eight children.
Because of the pandemic and various other reasons,
it had been a minute since we’ d all gotten together,
and the last family portrait was starting to look
pretty dated.
So, my Dad asked me to take the family
photo. I was nervous at first. But I focused on the
basics. I scouted locations and I got input from
family members.
We had a lot of great options for locations.
But I knew from my training that only one thing
really mattered – the position of the sun at the hour
we were assembling for the family photo.
I woke up early in the days before the shoot.
I walked around with my camera and did test shots.
I did my homework. I sketched out little diagrams.
One of life’s great pleasures is being useful
to the people you love and care about. Shooting the
family portrait was a simple thing, but it came after
lots of hard work – and never giving up.
But the feeling I got when I handed over
the portrait to my Dad on Father's Day is one I’ll
treasure for a long time.
We hope you enjoy this summer edition
of the Cambridge Times. When we seek the sun,
when we choose to serve others, when we work
hard, we are inviting good things into our lives --
and our spirits need the good things so that we all
may endure to the end.
Enjoy! And remember: Have a Great
Summer!
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Meet
Brandice
If you’re a fan of our Facebook pages, you’ve already
come to know just how wonderful our Cambridge Pointe
Activities Director, Brandice Schriver is. As a recent
recipient of the Heart of Hospice award, we thought our
Summer Issue was the perfect time to highlight such a
wonderful woman, and to learn more about how she came
to be such a resident favorite!
Brandice Schriver would describe
herself as positive, passionate, driven,
motivated, and inspired (and we agree!).
Brandice is a good midwestern girl from
Canal Fulton, Ohio. She and her brother
and sister grew up fishing with her parents,
and Brandice was always ready for fun!
She remembers her family “laughing
at her for always singing into the handle
of a vacuum”! Brandice has kept that fun
and bright spirit with her as she shares her
warmth and light to the residents around
her.
Growing up Brandice sadly did not
have any grandparents. She remembers
wishing she did! Her first interaction with
"She and her brother
grew up fishing with
her parents, and
Brandice was always
ready for fun!"
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a senior was actually her friend’s Grandma
and Grandpa (they were in their early
90’s!). She spent time with ‘Grandma Sue’
who taught her how to sew, crochet, and
even bake! Brandice still cherishes the
time they spent together. We can certainly
see how those baking skills are still being
utilized with tasty treats for our residents.
Though we’re all thrilled to see
Brandice honored with the Heart of
Hospice award from Amedysis Hospice,
it wasn’t her first time being recognized
for her amazing qualities. In High School
Brandice was voted “Most Creative” and
we can see why! Brandice likes to make
crafts with wood, she likes painting,
sewing, making wreaths and baking. We
can all attest to her amazing craft ability
at Cambridge Pointe!
The best part is, she not only makes
crafts, but she gives them away as gifts and
donates her time and talents to making
Cambridge Pointe an exciting place to be!
She truly is a jack of all trades.
How did she get to be so crafty and
creative? She told us she just “loves to learn
new things.” She believes you can learn
new things every day, and you’re never too
old to learn them. She has instilled this in
her children Ila and Marty as well.
When Brandice is home, her
husband Marty and their wonderful
children love to travel all over the US and
Canada! Marty has a lot of travel for his job
and sometimes his whole family gets to
come along. They love to go to museums,
national parks, forests and zoos.
While Brandice can often be found
at Cambridge Pointe devising outdoor
porch time, drawing gorgeous portraits
for our residents to paint, or building
decorative crafts late into the night, she
says her favorite thing about working at
Cambridge is how close the staff and the
residents are.
“We truly are like a family here.”
Brandice believes that her work with
our seniors is extremely important and
rewarding. “This is the last chapter of their
lives and I want them to feel love and know
how special they are.”
We’ve heard time and time
again how Brandice and her boundless
talents have made the lives of our
Cambridge Pointe residents brighter
and better and we’re honored to have
such a special lady with us on staff.
Thank you for all you do Brandice!
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Cambridge
Summer
Fun
Fun
This
spring held a host of parties, patriotism, and ponies! (Yes!
Even ponies!) We celebrated spring and summer holidays,
honored our resident fathers and mothers, and even had some
spectacular special events like live music a prom and a petting
zoo! We can’t wait to see what fun the summer holds!
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1. Mother’s Day!
There’s nothing more special than
spending time with our amazing
mothers. At many of our Cambridge
Facilities, we were able to host a
Mother’s Day Tea, where friends and
family could visit with Mom and enjoy
sips and snacks and, of course, amazing
conversation! And Cambridge Falls did
just that! We love you, Mom’s!
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2. Memorial Day!
It’s always important to remember those
who have given their lives to protect
our beautiful country, and we’re so
grateful Cambridge Ebensburg always
has a photo booth opportunity to
commemorate any occasion! Thank you,
Carol, for being our amazing model!
3. Earth Day!
Our resident mothers aren’t the only
Mom’s that were celebrated this spring!
Cambridge Pointe also celebrated
(Mother) Earth Day! They planted
fresh flowers and learned about the best
way to garden and give back to mother
nature! Well done Cambridge Pointe!
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4. Live music!
Live music is a fan favorite at all of
our Cambridge communities, and
Cambridge Hillside answered the call!
Our residents got to sit down and relax
as Jeff from ViaQuest played the day
away on his Trombone! They clapped
and sang along to all of their favorites!
Thank you again Jeff for stopping by to
make them smile!
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5. Senior Prom at Creekside!
Cambridge Creekside decided to
host the most glamorous event of the
Spring, with their gorgeous Golden
Oldies Senior Prom! There was dancing,
donated decorations and foods, and we
even crowned our King and Queen!
What a night to remember! And on
behalf of all of us at Cambridge, thank
you to those who donated their time
and talents to make our evening so
wonderful. Special thanks to Lisa and
Chris Kennedy from Lisa's Photo
Creations, Tom and Gretchen, owners
of Fields of Heather, Becky Fitzwater,
Chrissy Bashur, Suncrest Hospice and
our resident family members!
5.
6. Therapy Dogs!
At Cambridge we love to offer many
types of therapy for our residents, but
the one that gets the most smiles (and
wags!) is when our Therapy Pets come
to visit! Cambridge Pointe received
a special dose of doggy therapy this
Spring when these cuties came to visit!
How sweet!
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7. Fourth of July!
God Bless the USA! Cambridge
Ebensburg knows just how to plan a
party for one of our favorite holidays!
All our Cambridge residents looked oh
so true in their red, white, and blue!
But what's even more special? Belle
celebrated her 101st birthday days later!
8. Father’s Day!
This summer is for the boys! We had a
blast getting to celebrate all those special
guys in our life this year with special
visits from family, and for Cambridge
Warren, a "Donuts and Dad Jokes" party
just for them!
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9. Petting Zoo!
We wouldn’t have believed it if we didn’t
see it, but Cambridge Corry was overrun
with adorable animals this Spring! We
had bunnies and chicks and even a pony
come to visit! You just never know what
fun is in store at Cambridge Corry!
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esident feature
meet
Virgina Dowens
Every issue we aim to highlight one of our amazing residents and hear a little more about
their story. This issue we are honored to honor Miss Virginia Dowens at Cambridge
Creekside! Special thanks to Jason Dolby and Laura Blanchetti for securing this interview.
Virginia Dowens was
born in October of 1930, in her
childhood home in Crescent
Heights (just 20 minutes from
Cambridge Creekside!). Virginia
was blessed with both a brother
and a sister and the three had a
wonderful childhood growing up
in Western PA.
When we asked Virginia
if she had any favorite childhood
memories, she said her favorite
memories were going to Sunday
school with her best friend Peggy!
(Remember Peggy’s name because
she’s vital to our story later on.)
Virginia attended school nearby
and graduated in 1948.
After school she worked
at a mercantile store where she
sold clothing, footwear, bedding,
furniture, jewelry, beauty
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"It was at a very special dance
that Virgina met her husband."
products, housewares and more!
She remembers enjoying going
to dances after school and meeting all
sorts of wonderful new people. She and
Peggy were still thick and thieves and
enjoyed going to the dances together.
It was at a very special dance
that Virginia met her husband. She was
double dating with…you guessed it…
her best friend Peggy, and she and her
husband hit it off right away!
Virginia and her husband have
been married 74 years. The two shared
a happy relationship and she bore 5
children! Two boys and three girls.
After she and her husband
retired, she has such happy memories
of taking trips to Myrtle Beach in their
family camper for months at a time!
This amazing lady joined us at
Cambridge Creekside just two months
ago, and our neighborhood has been
sunnier every day she’s been with us.
Thank you for sharing your story with
us Virginia! We are so happy to have
you in our Cambridge Community!
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Cambridge Cares:
First Responders
Grill-Out
Cambridge Retirement Living strives to give back to the community at large, sometimes through
donation stations, food drives, or fundraisers! We like to call this our “Cambridge Cares Initiative”
and this Spring and Summer we wanted to give back to the amazing First Responders in our lives! So, a
few of our Cambridge communities held a ‘First Responders Grill-Out’ to provide a delicious hot meal
for all of those amazing folks and it.was.a.hit! So many people swung by to take food to go, or to sit
and stay awhile and enjoy our outdoor spaces! We were so grateful to be able to celebrate you all and
look forward to more fun next year. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Participating
Cambridge
Communitites:
Cambridge Warren
Cambridge Corry
Cambridge Falls
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To stay involved in upcoming Cambridge Cares
Donation Stations, events, or opportunities, please
follow us on Facebook! Each of our Cambridge
communities has their own Page to Like and Follow!
So, follow your local Cambridge Today!
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EDUCATION ARTICLE
SUMMER
TIPS
for seniors
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, seniors are
more susceptible to heat-related illnesses and injury. Protect yourself and
your loved ones this summer by following these helpful tips!
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1. Stay hydrated
this summer!
h 2o is a go
Drink eight or more
glasses of water or juice
every day!
2.
Stay indoors
during
extreme heat
If you can, limit your
outdoor activity to
the morning and the
evening.
3.
Stay in an air
conditioned
place
Stay indoors, or take
in a movie, or visit a
place with lots of air
conditioning!
4. Protect
your skin
and eyes
Sunglasses are stylish
and functional! Be sure
to lather on that sun
screen.
5.
Know the
effects of
prescriptions.
Some medications
cause increased sun
sensitivity, so be aware.
6.
Maintain
Communication
with your people
Stay connected to
loved ones and medical
professionals, should you
need heat assistance.
EDUCATION ARTICLE
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Fall Flower
Guide
"The glory of gardening: hands in the dirt,
head in the sun, heart with nature. To nurture
a garden is to feed not just the body, but the
soul." -Alfred Austin
At Cambridge, many of our residents
enjoy planting beautiful flowers
outdoors (and in!). We were so
inspired by their dedication, we
decided to create this handy guide for
5 flowers you can plant soon, to see
them sprout in Autumn! Each flower
fits well within the Pennsylvania
Planting Zones (which range from
5b to 7a) and are guaranteed to enjoy
our Western PA weather! So, if you’re
already dreaming of fall fun, check
out our recommendations on the
next page!
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Kenny at Cambridge Corry, proudly
posing with his plant!
Dot and residents of Cambridge Warren tending to their patio garden!
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If you’re inspired to bloom some of these beauties for fall, remember
that you can always drop off bouquets, seeds, bulbs, and house plants for
Mom or Dad at any of our Cambridge Communities!
MUMS
Mums are a clear fall
favorite, and what’s not
to love? Their variety
of beautiful colors, and
versatility are a clear eye
catcher! If you’re using
a Mum as a perennial,
you can plant in early
spring or in the fall. For
chrysanthemums, plant
when they're blooming
in later summer or early
fall and treat them as if
they’re annuals! Give them
plenty of sun and a drink
whenever the soil is dry!
BALLOON FLOWERS
These flowers are so called
for their balloon-shape
flower buds! They’ll bring
you a BURST of color in a
late-summer garden and
you’ll thank them for their
easy care and for being deer
resistant! These gorgeous
flowers can pop up in dark
blue, pink, or white! And
they’ll make a beautiful
bouquet for your table,
or to give to that special
someone at Cambridge!
PANSIES AND VIOLAS
These itty-bitty flowers
come in a wide variety of
eye-catching colors and
will actually thrive in cool
weather! Many of them will
stay in bloom well into fall
and even survive the winter
to bloom again starting in
the spring! They also pair
well too with our favorite
fall Mums and will grow
beautifully in pots! (We
love plants in pots because
they can be hand-delivered
to your favorite Cambridge
Resident!)
HELENIUM
If you’re looking for your fix
of fall color, look no further
than helenium! This easycare
hearty native plant
produces bunches of sweet
daisy-like flowers in all
of your fall favorites, red,
orange, yellow, and even
bi-color! They love their
sun and still stand when
rainfall is scarce. Helenium
will also bring lots of
happy pollinators to your
garden, while being totally
unnoticed by deer!
ASTER
These sweet perennial
flowers are heartier than
they look! Although they’ll
make you wait until late
summer or early fall to start
producing their gorgeous
purple, lavender, or pink
daisy-like flowers! They’d
do well as the backbone
of your fall border as they
form dense mounds of
flowers. Plus, they’re a
sweet snack for Monarchs!
Make sure these babies get
full sun and well-drained
soil to thrive!
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Summer 2022
upcoming events
SEEK THE SUN
Come one come all to the Carnival!
Cambridge Pointe already hosted their very own
Carnival Fair this summer!
But you can still stop by Cambridge Falls August
19th from 2pm-8pm for games, food, vendors,
prizes and more!
For more information:
Call Mickie @724-683-4017 at Cambridge Falls
Cambridge Corry's
Masquerade Ball
Come Join Cambridge Corry in the
event of the year! We’ll be hosting
our masquerade ball August 12th,
so mark your calendars! More
information coming soon, so stay
in the know by following us on
Facebook!
Damien the
Magician Returns!
Cambridge Riverview is so thrilled
to once again host our crowd
favorite Damien the Magician, this
coming fall! Mark your calendars
for October 6th! We hope to see
you at our Alzheimer's walk, with
MAGIC to follow! Stay tuned!
Alzheimer’s Event
Fundraiser at Pointe!
This September Cambridge Pointe
will be hosting an Alzheimer’s
Community Event Fundraiser!
So, stop by September 17th from
11am-4pm and join us. More
info coming soon! Call Kathleen
@724-944-1088 for more info!
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EBENSBURG MOVIE
AND GAME NIGHT!
What’s better than a movie night with family?
Movie night AND a Chess Tournament on our
giant Ebensburg Chess Board! So, join us July 27th
from 6pm-8pm for fun and games this summer!
Keep an eye out for more details on Facebook!
For more information call Laura @ (814) 718-9354
End of Summer Bash!
It’s a full-blown BASH at Cambridge Ebensburg!
We’re already looking forward to all of the joys
summer will offer and can’t wait to celebrate. So
come out to Cambridge Ebensburg September
23rd from 6pm-8:30pm for food and fun!
More details coming soon!
Family Picnic Fun!
Several of our Cambridge communities will
be hosting family picnics this summer!
Grab your lawn chairs and prepare for great
food and even better company!
For more information:
Call Kathleen Frickanish @724-944-1088
for Cambridge Pointe!
Rachael Tasker @814-718-9349 for
Cambridge Warren and Cambridge Corry!
RIVERVIEW GRILL OUT:
FIRST RESPONDERS
Missed our other
First Responder
events? Never fear!
Cambridge
Riverview will be
hosting their very
own First
Responders Grill-
Out! Stay tuned for
more details and come
hungry!
Cambridge Ebensburg:
4848 Admiral Peary Hwy
Ebensburg, PA 15931
Want to stay in the know about all things
Cambridge? Be sure to follow us on Facebook!
We've got separate pages for Pointe, Falls,
Ebensburg, Warren, Creekside, Hillside, and
Riverview. So be sure to like and follow each
page for the most up to date information.

Summer Word Search
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Sunglasses
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