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Coral Springs, FL – Back by popular demand, Temple Beth Orr is hosting nationally recognized a cappella sensation, The Shabbatones, on Saturday, January 6th, 2018. Everyone is invited to attend this spectacular event! Founded in 2001, The Shabbatones are the University of Pennsylvania’s premier student-run Jewish a cappella group, delivering energetic and entertaining performances worldwide.

The concert will include popular American, Israeli and Jewish music, with all arrangements composed, directed and performed by students, including South Florida’s very own Ari Clements. The Shabbatones have performed for a variety of audiences throughout the world, including the White House and Disneyland. You can learn more about this wonderful group and its members by visiting their website at www.pennshabbatones.com or watch their YouTube channel at www.youtube. com/user/pennshabbatones.

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LEGALLY SPEAKING

BY ALAN J. REINDFELD, ESQ

Minor wards and wills

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nder both Florida Law and Federal Law, a grandparent has no legal rights to see their grandchild or grandchildren if they are being raised by their natural parent? If you do not get along with your child’s spouse or significant other, and your child passes away, that spouse or significant other can take the grandchild out of your life. Fortunately, there is a way to avoid this. The child of the parents can create a Last Will & Testament establishing a Grandparent as the Guardian of the monies for the child if they are unmarried.

I have had several cases in the past couple of months, where a person passed away (“The decedent”), unmarried, but had a minor child. In these cases, the decedent, died intestate (without a Will), leaving assets for their beneficiaries at law, who happened to be children with age ranges anywhere from one years of age, to ten years of age. In most of these cases, the decedent happened to be in their late 20s or early 30s.

So what happens in the above situation?

Under Florida Law, the child of a decedent is entitled to statutory preference to be a Personal Representative. However, these children are minors, and unable to legally exercise their right to serve as Personal Representative of the Estate. Therefore, under Florida Statute, the next group of persons able to exercise the right to serve as Personal Representative of the Estate would be the parents of the decedent. That would be the grandparents of the minor child.

If the parents get along with the remaining parent of the child, that’s great. However, if they do not get along with the parents, that’s when the problems start.

If the grandparents had a simple Will for the decedent, which established some type of standby Trust, I wouldn’t be writing this article. However, when there is no Will, then if the assets of the Estate for the Minor Child which they are a beneficiary of is over $15,000.00, then a Guardianship will have to be established..

None of these procure any rights of the grandparents to visit their grandchild. Instead, the grandparent will have to hire an attorney just to fight for the right to be the Guardian of the property for the minor child, resulting in thousands of dollars in legal fees.

However, all this can be avoided with a Simple Will, establishing the funds would be left to decedent’s children in a standby Trust, in the care of one of the grandparents or both. In that case, the grandparents would need to be able to check on the Minor Child’s status to be able to determine if he would need funds for schooling or other purposes.

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Grab your lawn chairs and blankets for an evening of music, food, and great company! The City of Parkland, along with Northwest Medical Center, present Awall and Lifeline at the Eats ‘n’ Beats Concert Series from 5:30 pm to 9:30 pm at the Parkland Amphitheater, 10561 Trails End. Come hungry because there will also be a wide variety of food trucks to eat from. For more information, call 954-757-4105.

Watch a hit movie on the big outdoor screen! The City of Coral Springs free Movie in the Park will feature Trolls. The movie will be held from 7 pm to 9 pm at Betti Stradling Park, 10301 Wiles Road, Coral Springs. Blankets, lawn chairs and coolers are welcome, and refreshments will be available for purchase. For more information, call 954-345-2200.

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Christmas music embodies the spirit of the season. Treat your ears to classical Yuletide tunes and see The Nutcracker, presented by the International Ballet Company. More than 130 cast members pirouette across a wintry stage to recreate the classic, fantastical children’s ballet tale that has drawn sold-out crowds for the last 12 years to the Coral Springs Arts Center, located at 2855 Coral Springs Drive. The Nutcracker will be held on December 9th and December 10th at 2 pm. For more information, visit http://www.thecentercs.com/.

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The market will feature vendors selling fresh and organic produce, herbs, baked goods, pastas, as well as a variety of gourmet foods, including olive oil, fresh mozzarella, guacamole, jams, honey and more. There will even be pet treats available for your furry companions. The Coral Springs Farmers’ Market will run the second and fourth Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the ArtWalk, 9405 NW 31st Court, Coral Springs. For more details, visit https://www.coralsprings.org.

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Before the holiday parade, individuals and families will participate in the Coral Springs Holiday Mile along Sample Road near Coral Springs Drive at 6:15 pm. This will be a timed one-mile event, with awards for the top three male and female participants in each age category. To register, visit www.itzevents.com/coralspringsholidaymile.

The City of Coral Springs annual Holiday Parade will be on December 13th at 7 pm. The parade will feature marching bands, decorated floats and other entries along Sample Road from Coral Springs Drive to City Hall. In case of inclement weather, the parade will be held on Thursday, December 14th. For more information, call 954-345-2112 or visit www.CoralSprings.org/holidayparade.

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OXXO Care Cleaners will sponsor a Christmas Party on December 16th for children at HIS HOUSE Children’s Home in Miami. Each of OXXO’s South Florida stores will be collecting pajamas, underwear and socks (new and used in good condition) for these children through December and we will be donating them at the event. Please help us help them! For more details, visit www.oxxousa.com.

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The holidays are just around the corner so don’t miss the last Craft Show of the season at the Farmers’ Market! The market will take place from 9 am to 1 pm at the Equestrian Center at Temple Park, 8350 Ranch Road, Parkland. The market will be filled with all your favorite vendors, with the addition of special guest appearances from a variety of craft and gift vendors. Customers will be able to purchase items such as fresh and organic vegetables, fruits, herbs, beautiful flowers, breads, pastries and other baked goods.

Our market is dog friendly so don’t forget to visit our pet vendors. If you have questions, call (954) 757-4105 or email farmersmarket@cityofparkland.org.

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Search your closet for your coziest mittens and boots, the City of Parkland presents Snowfest 2017! Held at Terramar Park (6575 NW 76th Dr. Parkland, FL 33067) on December 21st from 5 pm to 8 pm. The City brings in more than 10 tons of snow for everyone to make snow angels and build snowmen. Slide down a 30ft snow slide and enjoy our crafts, music and frosty fun! For more information, call (954) 757-4105.

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They’ve become one of the world’s most sophisticated, lasting, and imitated vocal groups around today. You’d be hard-pressed to find a more influential group out there in this new era of movies like Pitch Perfect, network television a cappella shows, and innumerable college vocal groups that own the corner of cool on campuses everywhere. As one of the progenitors of the astonishing full-band sound of “contemporary” a cappella, Rockapella has shown every audience the raw power of pure vocal talent and originality.

Rockapella will perform at 7 pm at Coral Springs Center for the Arts, located at 2855 Coral Springs Drive. For more details, visit http://www.thecentercs.com.

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Year End Planning 2017/2018

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ovember and December are the months tax professionals urge their clients to project their current year tax picture, while at the same time considering what the next year might look like. These later months in the year are a time when most taxpayers have a pretty good idea what their full year tax picture will look like. At the same time, this gives us weeks to plan for the current year and consider how current year planning can af fect the next year. When we consider 2017 and 2018 together, we can implement strategies resulting in the overall best posture.

While 2017 saw many Tax Cour t cases impacting specific circumstances, other than hurricane relief, there has been no significant tax legislation, that at present, af fects our year end planning. The current proposals in Congress will af fect all of us dif ferently, but at this time, we do not know what provisions will be enacted and whether they will be retroactive to the beginning of 2017.

All of these uncer tainties put us in a dif ficult position to accurately plan for the end of this year and into 2018. Nonetheless, planning is still essential.

As always, individuals should accumulate all their income and deduction data to date and project the totals through year end. Do a quick calculation as to what your taxes might be with your projected taxable income, then consider additional action steps that might improve your net result. Below are some planning ideas for the end of 2017. Additional strategies not mentioned, may be applicable in your circumstances. That is why it is essential to meet with your accountant in the next few weeks to explore strategies uniquely applicable to your circumstances.

1. Review your ability to shift income to family members in lower tax brackets.

This can be accomplished in small businesses to reduce income of senior family members.

2. Make sure you have utilized the annual gift tax exemption of $14,000 per person. In 2018, $14,000 is increased to $15,000. If you do make gifts, making them early in the year creates an oppor tunity for the recipients to earn income, which eventually might be subject to a lower income tax.

3.Review all your business activities and Schedule C sole proprietorships.

Accelerate deductions and postpone income where possible.

4.If you have capital gains income, consider taking losses on securities in your por tfolio. Be careful of the wash sale rules, which disallows losses for securities repurchased within thir ty (30) days.

5.Carefully review your itemized deductions and how they are impacted by phase outs. If you can bunch up your deductions in 2017 to gain a benefit, consider doing so. If you cannot do so, consider pushing of f deductions to 2018 when you might be able to exceed applicable phase out limitations.

6.Sometimes it makes sense to accelerate income into the current year to bring you up to a higher tax bracket than you might be in, but that will save taxes over the two year period. Accelerating income can be accomplished through security sales, postponement of deductions, taking additional IR A withdrawals, and of course through timing of payments for taxes, charity and other miscellaneous deductions. The objective here is to consider 2017 and 2018 together to determine what strategy results in the lowest combined tax liability.

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7.Consider fully funding your retirement accounts if you need additional deductions. If you do not need deductions or actually need income, consider additional retirement account withdrawals. Remember, if you reached age 70 ½ this year, you may delay your first withdrawal until next year, so long as it is made before April 1. If you are in this circumstance, it is impor tant to determine in which year taking your first required minimum distribution results in the best tax situation.

8.Consider “Rothifying” your IR A accounts, if you need to accelerate income into 2017. Many taxpayers end up with little or no taxable income in years before they are required to take minimum distributions. Oftentimes when those distributions are required, their income increases markedly. The objective here is to smooth out your income and take advantage of a lower tax liability by minimizing ef fective tax rates applicable to the withdrawals.

9. As always, make sure your Federal and State tax payments are suf ficient to avoid underpayment penalties. Notwithstanding, sometimes an underpayment penalty is acceptable if making the payment in a succeeding year generates a tax benefit that may not have been generated in an earlier year. You must run the numbers to see if this strategy works for you.

10.Review any credits that might be applicable. This includes business credits, education credits, energy credits, and state tax credits, among others.

Year-end tax planning can be complex and is often based on assumptions and speculation.

This is magnified by tax legislation uncer tainty.

Notwithstanding, we need to do what we can based upon the facts as they presently exist. For most of us, tax rates might not be decreasing significantly in 2018, so the action steps addressed above most likely apply. If however, you and your advisor believe your 2018 tax bracket may be significantly less than the bracket in 2017, many of the strategies addressed above should be implemented in reverse. That means accelerating deductions from 2018 to 2017 where they will be more valuable, and postponing income into 2018 where the tax rate might be lower.

While your tax return can be viewed as a historical document, your tax planning is for here and now. Plan your actions steps for the remainder of 2017 into 2018. As tax changes come into clearer view, you can alter your strategies to take advantage of any benefits that might accrue. But if you don’t plan, your tax savings oppor tunities will surely pass you by. My best advice, pull all your information together, plan now in November, plan again in December, and you will cer tainly have done the best you can. Best of luck this tax planning season and best wishes for a happy holiday season and wonder ful New Year.

This ar ticle provides generalized tax and financial information for educational purposes only. It does not provide any personalized tax, investment, legal, or other business or professional advice. Before taking any action with respect to the matters addressed, you should seek assistance of a professional who is familiar with your par ticular situation. The author and publisher accept no responsibility for any actions taken, or not taken, by any reader of this ar ticle.

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RISE NOW OPEN IN CORAL SPRINGS Biscuit, Donut & Sandwich Joint Brings a Sweet and Savory Twist to Coral Springs

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orth Carolina’s chef-driven franchise, Rise Biscuits Donuts recently opened a new location at The Walk in Coral Springs at 2764 N University Drive. Rise boasts the best dang biscuits, donuts, and sandwiches.

Flaky biscuits are made from scratch, and donuts are hand-rolled and glazed every single day, ensuring a fresh and delicious experience every time. Sandwiches are made to order and served via a swift service line. Rise offers beverages to accompany the food – including fresh coffee, juices, tea and milk.

Rise is colorful and quirky with bright orange wall accents and an equally colorful donut case, displaying many different flavored donuts. Rise’s whimsical halfbiscuit, half-donut mascot, Jane Dough and the iconic mathematical equation, Biscuit + Donut = Love, are displayed on the walls of the store.

The food is just as flashy, with huge fritter donuts, fluffy Southern biscuits, and signature Hashpuppies (potatocheese tots) on the side. For customers seeking variety and value, Rise offers the Daily Dozen, a special, chef-selected, dozen donuts at a discounted price. Specialty donuts and sandwiches rotate in to keep the menu exciting and to keep customers surprised.

Rise’s bold creations and eccentric flavors delight people from all walks of life, and whether cravings are sweet or savory, Rise has it all.

At breakfast time, Rise serves unique biscuit sandwiches featuring everyday favorite fillings like its buttermilk-brined fried chicken, crispy bacon, salt-cured ham and country sausage topped with egg, cheese, and spreads. Come lunchtime, the menu shifts to sandwiches on a potato roll, including Rise’s Righteous Chicken, Savory Buffalo Chicken with house-made buffalo sauce, shaved celery and blue cheese sauce, and limited time offerings like Smoked Turkey Breast with a Cranberry Sauce, Brie and Crispy Onions.

Rise Coral Springs is the first Florida location of the fast-growing franchise. “I can’t wait for Floridians to finally get to taste the best dang biscuits, sandwiches and donuts,” says Pinkesh Desai who, with his partners, Smit Shah and Pragnesh Goyani, own and operate Rise Coral Springs. “We know once people try Rise Biscuits Donuts, breakfast and lunch will never be boring again!”

Rise Biscuits Donuts has been a phenomenon in the Southeast since the first store opened in Durham, NC in 2012, drawing huge crowds and netting multiple local and national awards and a TV appearance on Food Network’s Donut Showdown. Yeast and cake donuts are available throughout the day and feature unique flavors like the Maple Bacon Bar and Crème Brulee.

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You can get Rise in a flash with easy, online express and catering order options. With online Express Orders, you can place and pay for your same-day order online, skip store lines, and pick up in as few as 30 minutes.

Rise also offers Catering for your events, meetings, parties or weddings, and you only need to order a day in advance of your event.

Rise began with the mission to serve quality, affordable food by people who care. Rise has applied this mission to each and every franchised store. Beyond providing the fresh and exceptional food, Rise aims to do good for employees and the surrounding community.

Community building is a top priority at Rise. Each store is deeply involved in the community it serves, and Rise strives to give back through local charity fundraisers and events.

Rise Coral Springs donated 10% of its grand opening day sales to Country Hills Elementary. “Giving back to our community is an important mission for Rise”, said owner Smit Shah. “We are so thrilled to be able to contribute to Country Hills Elementary to support the youth of Coral Springs!”

Rise Biscuits Donuts currently has eleven stores operating in North Carolina and recently opened locations in Savannah, GA and Allen, TX, and Richmond, VA. Rise has over 100 franchise locations under contract, with the goal to spread Rise’s southernrooted foot to many parts of the country. To learn more about Rise, view the menu, and learn about franchising opportunities, visit www.risebiscuitsdonuts.com.

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essica is a thirty-something charming young woman with developmental disabilities that keep her perpetually a little kid in heart and mind. As delightful and filled with love as Jessica is, the drawback is that she requires someone by her side almost all the time. However, she, like other individuals with special needs, has the desire and capability to excel at things she is involved in. The ScentsAbility story is about how her mom, Bonnie Schmidt, came up with the idea for a candle making company that could employ Jessica and other individuals like her.

Several years later the company is still going strong; but instead of making candles in the house, they have a factory and a small store. ScentsAbility was approved as a nonprofit organization in 2013 and they have almost 20 young adults in their program.

The company was recently awarded the Platinum Business Award from CareerSource Broward, given a local and state tribute and received a United States Congressional Proclamation that they have proudly framed in their store. ScentsAbility has also been featured on local broadcast station WPLG’s Heart of South Florida segment. Most recently Bonnie Schmidt and ScentsAbility received “The Designer of Reality” Award for creating a vehicle to positively transform lives and provide a path to a satisfying and happy future for those associated with the company.

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Here are some more thoughts from Bonnie: “With Jessica’s success, we realized the potential for ScentsAbility to help other families. We began with Jessica’s friends, and are now working on expanding our program to include other schools and organizations that assist those with developmental disabilities. ScentsAbility is not simply a business that sells candles - it is an opportunity to make a difference.”

“We hope that someday ScentsAbility will be the vehicle that helps hundreds, even thousands of individuals with developmental disabilities become more active, independent, develop discipline, and productive - and be proud of what they can achieve. We are so proud of Jessica and the entire ScentsAbility Team and we are well on our way to fulfilling our mission to “light the path to independence…one candle at a time:” You can visit “Jessica’s Candle Shoppe” and ScentsAbility at http://ScentsAbility.org.

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BROWARD CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS HONORS VOLUNTEERS Fort Lauderdale resident Maria Orsini named “Volunteer of the Year” The Broward Center for the Performing Arts recently held its annual volunteer recognition event which paid tribute to the nearly 1,000 volunteers who donated 118,000 hours of community service during the past season to the Broward Center and its affiliate venues.

More than 550 volunteers attended an appreciation dinner and were entertained with musical performances by Broward Center staff members and cast members of Tarzan and the Broward Center Spotlights youth vocal ensemble singing a medley from the Broadway season. Guests also enjoyed hearing actress and television host Iris Acker discuss her career.

Fort Lauderdale resident Maria Orsini was recognized as the 2017-18 “Volunteer of the Year” for donating 970 hours during the season, which was the most by any volunteer. The prize package included tickets to Jersey Boys, a dinner gift certificate to Marti’s New River Bistro and gift basket filled with wine, snacks and Broadway show souvenirs.

Also recognized were Hollywood resident Arlene Golden who contributed 920 hours and Fort Lauderdale resident Kathy Butler who donated 885 hours of volunteer time.

The Broward Center also recognized 36 volunteers who were applauded for service of 10 years or more, and received their gold bow tie signifying this level of service. Seven volunteers were honored for their 20-year milestone of volunteering.

Halina and Ken Emig of Margate (Downtown Photo) The Broward Center 2017-2018 season is presented by the Broward Performing Arts Foundation. AutoNation, Bank of America, Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau, LATAM AIRLINES, MasterCard, Paramount Refreshment Solutions and Sun Sentinel are proud sponsors of the Broward Center.

About The Broward Center for the Performing Arts Volunteers usher and serve as community One of America’s premier performing arts venues, the ambassadors for the Broward Center for the Performing Arts presents more than Broward Center and 700 performances each year to more than 700,000 patrons, its affiliate venues: the showcasing a wide range of exciting cultural programming and Parker Playhouse, the events. Guest experiences at the Broward Center include the allLinda and Robert Boatman of Parkland (Downtown Photo) Rose & Alfred Miniaci inclusive LATAM AIRLINES CLUB LEVEL, spectacular riverfront Performing Arts Center at views for special events in the Huizenga Pavilion, waterfront dining Nova Southeastern University and the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center. Volunteers at Marti’s New River Bistro and innovative classes and workshops for all ages at commit to a regular weekly shift (choosing a regular evening or matinee) for the full the Rose Miniaci Arts Education Center. With one of the largest arts-in-education season. The Broward Center volunteer ushers are a dynamic mix of theater-lovers, programs in the United States, the Broward Center serves more than 150,000 from retired seniors and baby boomers to high school students, many of whom earn students annually. The Broward Performing Arts Foundation, Inc. receives and community service hours and volunteer alongside a parent or grandparent. maintains funds to sustain, develop and secure the future of the Broward Center.

Volunteers are eligible to begin ushering performances upon completion of a three-hour orientation session that includes a tour of the Broward Center and an introduction to ushering. For more information, contact the volunteer office at 954.468.2684 or e-mail volunteer@browardcenter.org.

The Broward Center for the Performing Arts is located in the Riverwalk Arts & Entertainment District at 201 SW Fifth Avenue in Fort Lauderdale.

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The Broward Center for the Performing Arts is located in the Riverwalk Arts & Entertainment District at 201 SW Fifth Ave. in Fort Lauderdale. For more information, visit BrowardCenter.org.

The Riverwalk Arts & Entertainment Consortium is a cultural partnership between the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, Bonnet House Museum & Gardens, NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale, Florida Grand Opera, Fort Lauderdale History Center and the Historic Stranahan House Museum. It is supported by the Broward County Board of County Commissioners as recommended by the Broward Cultural Council and the Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau. Programs are sponsored in part by the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Council on Arts and Culture.

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7 Tips for Managing Diabetes (Family Features) Staying healthy can be a challenge, especially for those living with diabetes. Everyone can have conflicts finding the right balance of partaking in healthy habits, such as exercise, eating well and even keeping your teeth and gums clean. From stress to selfcare, life can be up and down when you’re living with diabetes.

These seven tips from Dr. Natalie Strand, the winner of season 17 of “The Amazing Race” who lives with diabetes herself, can help you stay healthy and lead a balanced life while managing your diabetes.

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Diabetes Sisters, JDRF, TuDiabetes and BeyondType1 offer ways to connect with others living with diabetes in person or on social media. Connecting with the diabetes community can be a powerful way to help ease the burden of living with diabetes.

Keep doing what you love. Just because you have diabetes doesn’t mean you have to give up doing what you love. Make efforts to continue sports, travel and other hobbies, even if there is a learning curve to adapting with diabetes at first.

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Get into a routine. Find a routine that works and stick with it. This way you don’t have to make new decisions each day. Anything that can ease the mental burden of diabetes can help. For example, pick a time each

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Manage stress. Diabetes can be a big stressor. Add jobs, kids, relationships and it can become overwhelming. Find an easy and effective tool for stress relief and do it often. Even 5-10 minutes of guided meditation daily can have a big impact on stress management.

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From left, Sarah Doyle, Woman Volunteer of the Year Luncheon chair; Kirstin Stanley, Junior League of Boca Raton president; Lifetime Achievement Award winner Rosemary Krieger; Mindy Shikiar, vice president of Oncology and Ambulatory Services and Business Development at Boca Raton Regional Hospital and Dr. Kathy Schilling, medical director at the Christine E. Lynn Women’s Health & Wellness Institute. (Photo by Dale King)

when a shaky, stunned and teary-eyed Rosemary reached the podium, she thanked the nearly 1,000 people in the audience at the 29thAnnual woman Volunteer of the Year Luncheon & Fashion show at the boca Raton Resort & club. she had particularly kind words for her husband, ben, longtime partner in giving, and her three children who flew in from around the country: sons Kenneth, from New York and gregory, from Delaware, and daughter, catherine Krieger-Nelson, from Dallas.

“I’ve gotten flowers, emails and calls,” said Rosemary in a recent interview, her smiling face still beaming with excitement. “i didn’t expect to get the award. i am still in shock.” many in the audience were themselves in tears as they stood and applauded Rosemary, whose beneficence has helped dozens of nonprofits, from AVDA (Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse), the YmcA, march of Dimes, george snow scholarship Fund, wayne barton center, st. Jude church, boca Helping Hands and Florence Fuller child Development center, to name a few.

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Among those at her table was AVDA executive Director Pam o’brien, who nominated Rosemary for the award. “she is a true giver who thinks of others before herself,” said O’Brien. “She wants to make sure that women and children in need have a safe place to go.”

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the generous lady from boca has a simple philosophy about giving. “You don’t think about it, you just do it. I has to come from the heart.” coincidentally, barely a month after receiving the honor, Rosemary has jumped back into an AVDA cause. she is on the committee planning the Feb. 21 “Heart of a Woman” luncheon fundraiser at the Boca Resort. The speaker will be Michelle Knight, one of the three women abducted, imprisoned and repeatedly raped by Ariel castro at his home in cleveland. Nabbed by the suspect between 2002 and 2004 were Knight (who has changed her name legally to Lilly Rose Lee), Georgina DeJesus and Amanda Berry. They finally escaped in 2013 when Castro was captured, tried and sentenced to life plus 1,000 years in prison. He committed suicide behind bars.

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Rosemary was one of five nominated for the Lifetime Achievement Award. Others were Joan englert (big children’s Foundation), Donna goray (Farmworker children’s center, inc.), mary Perper (Florence Fuller child Development center) and Anne bright, Lupus Foundation of America, Florida chapter.

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Top-ranked real estate pro Andrea ‘Andi’ Wites honored For 40 straight years in NAR

By Dale King From the beginning of her career in real estate, Andrea “Andi “Wites has distinguished herself as a highly competent and knowledgeable professional.

Owning her own company, Andi said, gave her the flexibility to represent her clients and care for her children. Though the job of broker-associate is a timeconsuming one, when she with her own business, she had the flexibility to attend her children’s special events and still get the job done for her clients.

During last month’s meeting of the Realtors® Association of the Palm Beaches-Greater Fort Lauderdale Realtors®, Andi notched another notable accomplishment. She received the Realtor® Emeritus award handed out by the organization only to those who have served 40 consecutive years in the National Association of Realtors®.

A conscientious professional, Andi takes pride in providing responsive, courteous service, whether she’s assisting with a condominium sale, a single-family residence purchase or the listing of a luxury estate. With a high level of expertise and a strong work ethic, she believes no real estate need is too large or too small to deserve less than 100% of her dedication.

The crowd that packed the banquet hall of the Heron Bay Marriott applauded her achievement. And later, as Andi sat in the lobby outside the dining room with her fiancé, Paul Boliver, many who had attended the gala luncheon came by to say hello and offer her their congratulations. It was clear they respected her and her abilities.

The award stated: “We are keenly aware that the long and faithful service for which you are being honored reflects myriad efforts and activities on behalf of the Association of Realtors®, of which you have been a member.”

Andi’s perseverance, enthusiasm and tireless efforts have earned her so many successfully closed transactions that she consistently ranks in the top 2% of Realtors® nationwide. She is also positioned in Coldwell Banker’s Florida Top 100 and is part of Coldwell Banker’s International Presidents Elite.

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It goes on: “We know the leadership effort that is exerted by Realtors® as they serve on committees, as officers and directors of associations, and in many civic activities that are connected with membership in an Association of Realtors®.”

“We extend our hope and best wishes to you for many long, continuing years of service.”

Andi said she’s had the honor of working with many families, and helping first-time buyers learn the whys and wherefores of making the right real estate decision.

Her fiancé notes that Andrea “is committed to her clients.

Andi agrees, saying she has no plan to retire.

She certainly takes the association’s honor to heart.

“The award is about longevity and success and constantly keeping up with new strategies.”

She will take a call from them at any time.”

Another aspect of the real estate business that pleases Andi is the considerable amount of repeat business she gets. “I enjoy keeping in touch with my sphere of influence.”

Andrea Wites was a 27-year-old mother of two young children when she got into the real estate business. “I viewed it as an opportunity to earn a living while helping people.”

The native New Yorker came to South Florida in 1974 and initially worked at the Berg Agency, a New Jerseybased company with an office in the North Broward area. “I opened my own office in Margate in 1981.”

Andrea “Andi” Wites and her fiancé, Paul Bolivar, at the Heron Bay Marriott, site of the gala luncheon sponsored by the Realtors® Association of the Palm Beaches-Greater Fort Lauderdale Realtors®. (Photo by Dale King)

Andi sold her own firm to Coldwell Banker in 1993. “I left it all behind to give my clients the benefits of the extensive resources offered only by Florida’s market leader.”

Using Coldwell Banker Florida’s innovative marketing programs, global connections and unmatched client services to draw upon, Andi knows of no other real estate professional more prepared than she to meet her client’s needs.

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Technology has certainly changed since Andi walked into a real estate office for the first time. “There was no technology then, but the premise of how to sell property was still the same,” she said. A bound MLS book, now just a few mouse clicks away on the computer, was delivered by hand every couple of weeks. “If you were out and had to make a call, you either had go back to the office or your house to return your messages or find a phone booth.”

A resident of Coral Springs since 1978, Andi sells homes in the northern Broward and southern Palm Beach County areas, south to Fort Lauderdale, north to Boynton Beach and Wellington.

The day she was interviewed, Andi was preparing for a Thanksgiving visit from her children and grandchildren.

Her son is an attorney who lives in Lighthouse Point. Her daughter is involved in radio in California. Each has two sons.

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What Are Buyers Looking For In A Resale Home?

There is more bang for the buck in a resale home than new construction.

With great new home communities of fering new designs with the newest building c odes, it is understandable that buyers are at tracted to the “newness” of new. However, the idea of more for the money, in a more established neighborhood, is the driving factor to the plethora of wonder ful resale homes in the Coral Springs/Parkland neighborhoods.

There is literally something for almost ever y budget. From gated townhome communities to large estates on acreage, our cities have an abundance of great oppor tunities for home buyers moving in, moving up or sc aling down.

What do buyers look for in a resale home? First, good condition. Even older c omponents that are well cared for, clean and undamaged, will allow purchasers to replace as needed or as their budget allows. Good c ondition and cleanliness demonstrates that other c omponents such as air c onditioning, plumbing and electrical systems have been well maintained too.

Updates and upgrades provide purchasers with the abilit y to f inance improvements rather than needing thousands of dollars af ter down payment and closing cost requirements, which many families do not have at their disposal af ter purchasing. Saving for a new roof, new appliances, new a /c systems, can be a burden for many household budgets.

Price is the key. A newer home will sell at a higher price per square

foot than older homes in the nex t subdivision. An older home with updates and upgrades will sell for more than the neighbor that has not yet invested in changes. A home that has been neglected and shows signs of disrepair, will appeal to those who c an af ford to buy at a low price to allow for investment but not wind up over market value when done.

All conditions are salable. Price will drive the appropriate prospects to the house that best suits their budget plans. The cheapest improvements can result in quicker sales and higher prices, i.e., new grout, paint, carpet. More expensive improvements should be c onsidered when components are on their last leg, such as appliances, broken light f ix tures and fans for example. Do not redo or remodel your home for the purpose of selling. Clean, polish, put away clut ter, buy a few pret t y plants and show of f your proper t y like put ting on your Sunday best!

Andrea “Andi” Wites has been a local Realtor in Coral Springs and Parkland resident for 38 years.She consistently ranks in the top 2% of realtors nationwide and internationally, which earns her President’s Elite Status with Coldwell Banker. Andi has been ranked in the TOP FLORIDA 100. She treats her clients with sincerity and professionalism, and has the experience to meet her clients’ objectives no matter the real estate market conditions. To contact Andi, please call 954-849-7203 or email her at workswndrs@aol.com and visit www.andreawites.com.

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CATEGORY Contractor Electric

PRICE 175,000

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ADJ NET 68,771

SALES 449,088

Reason for Sale: Retirement- Profitable Electrical Contractor in business since 1977. 60% residential versus 40% commercial work. 2 experienced technicians & office manager on staff. 4 vehicles included. Loyal customer base. Seller performs all electrical services from rewiring to panel changes to general service work. Great online reviews. 1600 sq ft warehouse only $1325/month. Seller may consider license qualification with right experience.

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LOCATION Broward, FL

CATEGORY PRICE Contractor Fencing 600,000

DOWN 600,000

ADJ NET 450,174

SALES 1,467,348

Profitable South Florida Fence Contractor. Established since 2006 serving Broward & Palm Beach county. 75% residential / 25% commercial work. Experienced installers on staff. Impeccable reputation in South Florida. Over 100 signed contracts on back log for the new the owner. 2 Ford F-350 included in the sale. 2016 sales $1.4 million with an owner benefit 270k+. 2017 sales tracking 40% higher.

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DISTRIBUTION LISTING NO. BBF-117213329

LOCATION Broward, Fl

CATEGORY Dist-Coffee

PRICE 1,500,000

DOWN 1,500,000

ADJ NET 296,014

SALES 1,244,546

Profitable Distributor of Coffee /Tea & related coffee house products. Their restaurant equipment sales division sells espresso/cappuccino machines, pasta maker, pizza ovens & accessories. The Seller has focused mainly on wholesale and retail of coffee related products and restaurant equipment. Clients include restaurants, hotels, coffee houses and private sector. Perfect books & records. Should qualify for Visa. Owner Benefit $300k for 2016. Lender pre-qualified. Experienced staff in place.

LISTING NO. BBF-117213525

LOCATION Broward, Fl

CATEGORY Consumer Prod.

PRICE 225,000

DOWN 75,000

ADJ NET 65,193

SALES 616,490

Reason for Sale: Retirement- Profitable Distributor of Consumer Products. Established since 1983 servicing hardware stores and home centers. Seller attends 3 trade shows/year. Main products offered are keys, pocket knives, workers hats. $85k worth of inventory included in the sale. Great books & records (3 years of tax return on file). Visa qualified. Experienced staff. Trademark included in sale. Sales 600k +.

ELECTRONICS/COMPUTER LISTING NO. BBF-117213587

LOCATION Broward, FL

CATEGORY Computer Repair

PRICE 49,000

DOWN 49,000

ADJ NET 26,461

SALES 75,000

Reason for Sale: Relocation/Semi Absentee- Computer Repair Firm Established since 1991. This seller has been servicing the Coral Springs, Parkland, Margate, Boca Raton area for 27 years. Servicing commercial and residential customers. Experts in apple and windows products. 1400 sq ft facility with low rent.1 experienced technician will stay with new owner. Fully equipped. Seller builds computers and sell parts.

INTERNET RELATED LISTING NO. BBF-117213496

LOCATION Broward, FL

CATEGORY Internet Business

PRICE 59,000

DOWN 59,000

ADJ NET 97,402

SALES 161,840

Profitable Credit Repair/Do It Yourself Kit Internet Firm. This internet based company helps establish positive credit for recent bankrupt consumers. The repair kit allows a consumer to establish new credit relationship to improve their credit score. Seller has proven lead system and attorney/banking relationship to pass onto the next owner. Seller establishes positive credit unlike other companies who remove only the negative. Relocatable/work at home.

LIQUOR RELATED BIZ LISTING NO. BBF-117213212

LOCATION Palm Beach

CATEGORY Liquor Package

PRICE 795,000

DOWN 695,000

ADJ NET 240,722

SALES 1,444,684

Reason for Sale: Career Change - Profitable South Palm Beach Liquor Store. Est since 2000 servicing Boca Raton community. $295k Worth of inventory incl in the sale. 2016 sales 1.4 million +. Strong Owner benefits of 200k+ for a working owner.Great books and records.

3ps LICENSE incl in the sale Worth $100k. Over 400k of tangible assets in the acquisitions. Exp staff covers the balance of the hrs.

MEDICAL RELATED BIZ LISTING NO. BBF-117213546

LOCATION Broward, FL

CATEGORY Medical Spa

PRICE 275,000

DOWN 275,000

ADJ NET 143,684

SALES 363,465

Profitable Medical Spa in So. Broward- Great location near the Ocean w/major resorts, Hi rise condos & upscale comm. nearby. 1200 sq ft office. Rent incl. FPL/Water/Phone/Security. Services incl. Botox, Kybella, all types of lifts, fillers, skin rejuvenation, genetic testing for diet, hormone replacement, telomere testing, vitamin infusion, Weight Loss prgrms, acupuncture & more. 4 equip. treatment rms. Price incl. all med equip. + $40k of Inv. 1800 active clients. Exp. staff will stay w/the new owner.

OPTICAL RELATED LISTING NO. BBF-117213186

LOCATION Palm Beach

CATEGORY Optician Practice

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ADJ NET 55,420

SALES 430,513

Reason for Sale: Career Change- National Optical Franchise in South Palm Beach. One of the top branded franchise in the US for Optical retail. Prime Boynton Beach location. 1 exam room + room for a lab. Strong franchise network and support. 1700 sq ft location. Lease extends to 2025. Franchise training with transfer fee. Royalties 7% + adv fee of 8%. Optometrist can add significant earnings with $140k in yearly exams.

RECREATION LISTING NO. BBF-117213429

LOCATION Miami

CATEGORY Bounce Houses

PRICE 1,600,000

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ADJ NET 446,943

SALES 2,115,556

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RESTAURANTS LISTING NO. BBF-117213398

LOCATION Broward, FL

CATEGORY PRICE DOWN ADJ NET SALES 125,000 50,183 292,401 Dessert Restaurant 125,000 Location, Location. This busy & profitable dessert shop is situated in one of the busiest plazas in front of IKEA w/Starbucks, Chipotle & Pincho Factory right next door. This is not a franchise. No royalties or franchise fees. You decide on product mix. Not only do you serve great donuts but also dessert items such as donut shakes, make your own banana splits, cupcakes & more. There are 7 Electro Freeze machines which serve yogurt, Ice Cream, Italian Ice & more. Absentee owner w/lots of opport. to grow.

LISTING NO. BBF-117213445

LOCATION Broward, FL

CATEGORY PRICE DOWN ADJ NET SALES 225,000 121,140 901,622 Italian Restaurant 325,000 Reason for Sale: Retirement- High Volume W. Broward Italian/pizzeria restaurant. Established since 1997 serving all Italian specialties & pizza. Seating for 68 customers. Lease extends to 2026. 2100 sq ft restaurant. Excellent reputation in the community. Full kitchen with walk in cooler/freezer + hood system. 2016 sales $940k with an owner benefit $150k+. Experienced staff will continue with new owner.

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Reclaim Your Power and Leave Fear in the Dust Think back on your life, is there a time when you wished you had pushed yourself more and faced your fears, but the fear won the battle in the end?

It’s time, my 10 year-old and I sitting on the end of the speed boat about to get lifted up high into the sky on a tandem parasailing experience. Holy shit, what am I going to do? I look over at her and she looks back at me with those “mom, I’m so scared, are we going to die” look. Instantly in that moment I made a choice. A choice to be the director of my mind and put into practice the tools I teach. To create a fun, wonderful experience for the both of us.

Do you ever wonder how things might have turned out if you acted differently? Or if you acted at all?

Whether it’s a fear of flying, being afraid to speak publicly or procrastination and perfectionism in your business… whatever is on the other side of your fear is an opportunity for growth, it is an opportunity for change, and it is an opportunity for you to reclaim your power.

And yes, procrastination and perfectionism are fear in camouflage. We’ll dig more into that juicy topic another day.

Right now, I want to tell you a story and give you a few tools that will serve you in the face of fear.

It was spring break and my daughters and I decided to go parasailing. There they were, all excited, big smiles, totally pumped. Me…not so much, I was totally freaking out on the inside. Why you ask, the 2 things I fear – heights and the ocean, so parasailing…perfect! Oh and I notoriously get sea sick.

Tool #1: BREATHE. To interrupt my nervous system and calm my mind, I started breathing deeply, slowly and on purpose. I used my go to 4/7/8 method and it centered me to exactly where I needed to be.

Tool #2: BECOME WHO YOU NEED TO BE THAT’S RELEVANT IN THAT MOMENT. This takes some imagination and a dab of focus. If you continue to stay fixated on who you’re not - ”I’m afraid of the ocean. I have a fear of heights,” then you will be imprisoned by that limitation. Instead, ask yourself, “Who do I need to be right now, so I can do this thing that I want to do?” Choose thoughts that empower you! So, in my case, what would a parasailing whizz do? What would they be thinking? Then run that story in your mind. “I love the

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When you do that, you are showing yourself that all be well.

Because if you can see yourself in a future happening, then clearly, you’re safe. It’s soothing. For me, it was the image of all us having dinner together that evening at the resort. We were having a great time, smiling, laughing and it helped me know it was all going to be fine.

And yes, by the time we were being pulled back down from our parasailing ride in the sky, I was singing -”I believe I can fly, I believe I can touch the sky.” Thanks R. Kelly.

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DIY Car Care Everyone Can Do (Family Features) While taking your car to an auto ser vice professional is a great way to ensure its per formance, the Car Care Council reminds vehicle owners there are few simple vehicle checks that they can easily learn and do themselves to save a little money and help keep their vehicles running ef f iciently all summer long.

steering and brake and transmission, as well as windshield washer f luid and antifreeze/coolant.

in the reser voir. As a rule of thumb, the coolant should be changed annually on most vehicles.

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• Check the gas cap to ensure it is not damaged, loose or missing to prevent gas from spilling or evaporating.

With basic knowledge of common maintenance practices and a little time, motorists can inspect the following components in their own driveway:

• Check the wipers and lighting so that you can see and be seen. Check that all interior and exterior lighting is working properly and inspect and replace worn wiper blades. Keep the reservoir f illed with windshield washer f luid.

• Check the tires, including tire pressure and tread. Uneven wear indicates a need for wheel alignment. Tires should also be checked for bulges and bald spots.

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• To keep the cooling system working ef fectively, the coolant and distilled water mixture for a vehicle’s radiator should be 50:50. Never open a hot radiator cap when checking the coolant level

• Don’t neglect the exterior. When washing the outside, make sure to include the tires and wheels and the underside and fenders to eliminate any road salt or grime. The body of the vehicle should be washed using a product sold specif ically for cars. Wax your vehicle ever y six months.

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Dentistry for Today Now D

r. D aniel Ro virosa is a di ffer ent kind o f d e n tist. B y com bin ing a d vance d denta l t e chnol ogy with a g e n tle , friendly s t yl e, Dr. R oviro sa will ma ke you a nd your family more co mfo rta b le t h an you ever th o u g h t p o ssible .

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Dr. R ovir osa g raduate d from t h e pr esti gious Tu fts University S c hool of De nta l Medicin e 2005, a nd each year he continues to s t udy advance d dentistry with the n ati on’s top clinicia n s. He use s t h e latest adv a n ces in te chnolo g y, i n cl udi ng di gital denta l x-rays, d ental im pl an ts to re p lace missin g t e eth, C EREC On e -visit De n tistry, a nd laser tec h n o logy – will help y ou and your fa mily ma inta in b eauti ful sm ile s fore ver.

Best of all, Dr. Ro virosa ta kes t h e ti m e to get to know each and e ver y patient o n e on o n e , h e lpin g y ou m ake info rme d ch o ice s a b o u t y our dental he a lth . It’s the b e st of b oth w or lds – to d a y’s adva n ced d entistr y and personalize d ca re, it real l y is som eth ing to smile about.

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Broward County School Board Elects Nora Rupert as Chair and Heather P. Brinkworth as Vice Chair Today, Tuesday, November 21, 2017, The School Board of Broward County, Florida, elected Nora Rupert as Chair and Heather P. Brinkworth as Vice Chair. The nominations and election took place during the School Board’s Annual Organizational Meeting.

What is the right time to start orthodontics?

It’s best for the orthodontist to see children by the age of 7 to advise if orthodontic treatment is required and to assess the best time for the patient to be treated. The first, permanent molars and incisors have usually come in by that age and crossbites, crowding and other problems can be evaluated. When we begin treatment early, we can guide the growth of the jaw and direct incoming permanent teeth.

Early treatment can also regulate the width of the upper and lower dental arches and gain space for permanent teeth. In other words, early treatment can simplify later treatment.

Broward County School Board Elects Broward County School Board Elects ora Rupert as Chair and Heather P. Brinkworth as Vice Chair Nora Rupert as Chair and vember 21, 2017, The School Board of Broward County, Florida, elected Nora Rupert as Chair P.nominations Brinkworth as Vice Chair worth as Heather Vice Chair. The and election took place during the School Board’s Nora Rupert was first elected in 2010 to represent District 7 and re-elected in 2014. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass Communications from Florida Southern College and is a graduate of the Star Program at Florida Atlantic University for alternative education certification. She is also a former Broward County Public Schools (BCPS) high school reading teacher.

Heather P. Brinkworth has represented District 3 since 2014, after being appointed by Governor Rick Scott and then subsequently elected to the position. She was re-elected in 2016. She graduated from Florida Atlantic University with a Bachelor’s degree in English and is a former reading teacher in Broward County Public Schools.

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What are the different types of braces?

Traditional, metal braces are the most common type of braces and are more comfortable today than ever before. Made of high-grade, stainless steel, metal braces straighten your teeth using metal brackets and archwires. With metal braces, you have the option of adding colored elastics (rubber bands) for a more unique and colorful smile.

elected in 2010 to represent District 7 and re-elected in 2014. She received a Bachelor of Arts munications from Florida Southern College and is a graduate of the Star Program at Florida Robin Bartleman Nora Rupert was first elected in 2010 represent Districta7former and re-elected in 2014. County Public Ceramic Schools braces are made of clear materials Abbyto M. Freedman alternative education certification.

She is also Broward Patricia Good Communications from Florida She received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass and are therefore less visible on your eading teacher.

KornProgram at Florida Atlantic University for Southern College and is a graduateDonna of theP.Star teeth than metal braces. For this reason, Laurie Rich Levinson alternative education certification. She is also a former Broward County Public Schools Ann Murray (BCPS) high school reading teacher.

Dr. Rosalind Osgood

ceramic braces are used mainly on older teenagers and adult patients who have cosmetic concerns. While they are visually less prominent, they do require more attention to oral hygiene as ceramic braces are larger and more brittle than their metal counterparts.

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She was re-elected County Public Schools. helor’s degree inRick English is a former reading teacher in Broward in 2016. She graduated from Florida Atlantic -MORE-University with a Bachelor’s degree in English and is a former reading teacher in Broward County Public Schools.

The School Board of Broward County, Florida The SchoolNora Board of Broward Rupert, ChairCounty, Florida Nora Rupert, Chair Heather P. Brinkworth, Vice Chair Heather P. Brinkworth, Vice Chair Robin Bartleman Robin Bartleman Abby M. Freedman Abby M. Freedman Patricia Good Patricia DonnaGood P. Korn Laurie Levinson DonnaRich P. Korn Ann Murray Laurie Levinson Dr.Rich Rosalind Osgood Ann Murray Robert W. Runcie Dr.Superintendent Rosalind Osgood of Schools Robert W. Runcie Superintendent of Schools

To learn more about The School Board of Broward County, Florida, visit browardschools.com/schoolboard

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Invisalign® uses a series of invisible, removable and comfortable aligners to straighten your teeth. And, no one can tell you are wearing Invisalign because it’s invisible! Not only are the aligners invisible, they are removable. This gives you the ability to eat and drink what you want while in treatment, plus brushing and flossing are less of a hassle. The aligners are comfortable and have no metal to cause mouth abrasions during treatment.

lingual braces are a reasonable option for models, actors/actresses, or professional musicians who play wind instruments, they cost significantly more and treatment time is considerably longer.

What can be expected from orthodontics?

For most people, a beautiful smile is the most obvious benefit of orthodontics.

However, there are many benefits people do not know, such as improving eruption patterns, guiding permanent teeth into the proper positions, ensuring the proper width of dental arches by influencing proper jaw growth, reserving or gaining space for erupting permanent teeth, reducing the likelihood of impacted permanent teeth, reducing the potential for jaw joint damage, and improving lip closure and speech. And, last but not least, after your braces come off, you’ll feel more self-confident.

What everyone should know: Healthy teeth and proper jaw alignment are key components to your overall health.

Teeth that are crooked or crowded in your mouth are challenging to clean and maintain, and can ultimately result in tooth decay, worsen gum disease and lead to tooth loss. Other orthodontic problems can contribute to abnormal wear of tooth surfaces, inefficient chewing function, excessive stress on the gum tissue and bone that supports the teeth or even misalignment of the jaw joints. These can lead to chronic headaches and face or neck pain.

If left untreated, significant, additional dental treatment may be needed, which can very painful and costly. For many of our patients, a beautiful smile is the most welcome outcome of orthodontics, but the added health benefits are just as important.

Dr. Danielle Battisti-Katz has been committed to providing patients with the highest standards of orthodontic treatment since 2002. With a state-of-the-art office and a team of professionals that maintain the highest level of accreditation, Battisti

Lingual braces are hidden behind the teeth and are therefore “invisible” when you smile. Lingual braces are 100 percent customized to match the shape of your teeth, and therefore, the metal appliances are created uniquely for you. Although

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Northeast High School Student Inventor Team Receives CONTACTS: L. Clara Mabour, InvenTeam Educator Supervisor, Northeast High School, 754-322-1550 $10,000 Grant toDrew, Create a Mosquito Breeding Disruptor Nadine Public Information Office, 754-321-2300 Northeast High School Student Inventor Team Receives $10,000 Grant to Create a Mosquito Breeding Disruptor

Congratulations to Northeast High School for being awarded a Lemelson-MIT InvenTeam $10,000 grant to create a mosquito breeding disruptor – a device to deter mosquitoes from laying eggs in standing water. Northeast High is one of only 15 high schools nationwide selected as an InvenTeam this year.

Congratulations to Northeast High School for being awarded a Lemelson-MIT InvenTeam $10,000 grant to create a mosquito breeding disruptor Ð a device to deter mosquitoes from laying eggs in standing water.

InvenTeams are teams of high school students, Northeast Highwhoisreceive one of only 15tohigh schools nationwide selected as an InvenTeam this year. teachers and mentors grants of up $10,000 each to invent technological solutions to real-world problems. This initiative of the LemelsonMIT Program aims to inspire a new generation of inventors.

InvenTeams are teams of high school students, teachers and mentors who receive grants of up to $10,000 each to invent technological solutions to real-world problems. This initiative of the Lemelson-MIT Program L. Clara Mabour, biology teacher at Northeast High, aims to inspire a new generation of inventors. initiated the InvenTeam application process last spring and attended training at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in June to help prepare the final proposal. A panel of judges composed of educators, researchers, staff and alumni from MIT, and representatives from the industry and former Lemelson-MIT Award winners, assembled this fall and selected Northeast High as one of this year’s InvenTeam grantees.

L. Clara Mabour, biology teacher at Northeast High, initiated the InvenTeam application process last spring Northeast High School 2017 InvenTeam. and attended training at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in June to help prepare the final turn inspiring them to consider careers in science, proposal. A panel of judges composed of educators, staff and alumni from MIT, and technology, engineeringresearchers, or math.” representatives from the industry andThe former Lemelson-MIT Award winners, assembled this fall and Northeast High InvenTeam is creating an autonomous, adaptable and environmentally selected Northeast High as one of this yearÕ s InvenTeam grantees. safe

Five years ago, Mabour was a member of another winning Northeast High inventor team awarded a $10,000 InvenTeam grant. While a student at her alma mater Northeast High, Mabour was part of the team that created a portable water sanitation system that could be used after natural disasters.

Two members of the winning InvenTeam team were invited to attend the 2013 White House Science Fair, where they persuaded President Obama to ride the bicycle that powered their water filtration system.

device that breaks the surface tension of stagnant water, in shallow containers, underground sewer systems or ponds and lakes. Their goal is to prevent mosquitoes from laying eggs in water sources and then spreading mosquito vectored illnesses like Zika and Malaria to humans in urban tropical environments.

Five years ago, Mabour was a member of another winning Northeast High inventor team awarded a $10,000 InvenTeam grant. While a student at her alma mater Northeast High, Mabour was part of the team that created a portable water sanitation system that could be used after natural disasters. Two members of the winning InvenTeam team were invited to attend the 2013 White House Science Fair, where they The Northeast High InvenTeam will also work persuaded President Obama to ride the bicycle powered filtration system. with Paul Fucile,that senior engineer of their Woodswater Hole Oceanographic Institute, who will guide the students through the development of their invention.

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teacher andeducation InvenTeam Educator Ò The InvenTeams program represents the future,Ó said Leigh Estabrooks, invention officerSupervisor, from stands next to a photo of her 2013 InvenTeam, Over the next nine months, the Northeast High where she a studentin member. the Lemelson-MIT Program. Ò We place an emphasis onmosquito STEM-focused projects to participated develop asinterest InvenTeam will develop its breeding disruptor. In June, the studentsgoal will showcase a these fields among youth. With InvenTeams, our primary is to foster high school studentsÕ passion for prototype of their invention at EurekaFest at MIT in inventors through activities that inspire youth, honor invention, in turn inspiring them to consider careers in science, technology, engineering or math.Ócreativity and problem Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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“The InvenTeams program represents the future,” said Leigh Estabrooks, invention education officer from the Lemelson-MIT Program. “We place an emphasis on STEM-focused projects to develop interest in these fields among youth.

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Parkland Library December 2017

HealtHy lifestyle: Women’s HealtH at midlife and Beyond – a GynecoloGist’s PersPective. Wednesday, decemBer 6tH, 6:30 P.m.

cHess cluB (aGe 8 and uP), Wednesday, decemBer 13tH, 4:15 P.m. to 5:15 P.m.

Carrie Greenspan, M.D., FACOG, will discuss management of women’s gynecologic health needs from mid-life through peri-menopause, menopause and beyond. She will touch on several topics related to this timespan in a woman’s life. Dr. Greenspan has been practicing in Coral Springs since 1988 and served as Chief of the Medical Staff at Broward Health Coral Springs from 2009 to 2013. Registration required. To register visit www.cityofparkland.org/library or call (954)757-4207.

Come to the library for a friendly game of chess. All levels welcome.

Parkland Librar y Chess Club is for children ages 8 and up. Registration is required for each game date. Parkland Library card required to register. To register visit www.cityofparkland.org/library or call (954)757- 4207.

adult colorinG Book art, tuesday, decemBer 12tH, 10:30 a.m. to noon Decompress and let your mind wander while enjoying this latest creative trend: coloring books for adults. We’ll add some soothing background music and light snacks to create a little “me time” in your day. We will provide the supplies or you may bring your own. Registration required. To register visit www.cityofparkland.org/library or call (954)757-4207.

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Bricks ‘n’ Books (aGe 6 and uP), tHursday, decemBer 14tH, 3:30 P.m.

Children age 6 and up, bring your imagination and Lego building skills to the library! At each Bricks and Books meeting we will have a new building challenge. Conquer each challenge with a buddy or work on your own. Parkland Library card required to register. To register visit www. cityofparkland.org/library or call (954)757- 4207.

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COMMUNITY NEWS A ChArlie Brown ChristmAs movie & Cr Aft (Age 4 And up) sAturdAy, deCemBer 16th, 11 A.m.

For Peanuts fans everywhere, one of the best par ts of the season is this classic holiday delight. Come to the Parkland Library to watch the film and then make a simple craft. Parkland Library card required to register. To register visit www.cityofparkland.org/library or call (954)757- 4207.

Afternoon film & disCussion: life, AnimAted (Adults), sAturdAy, deCemBer 16th, 2 p.m.

At 3 years old, a chatty, energetic little boy named Owen Suskind suddenly stopped speaking and disappeared into autism. Almost four years passed and the only thing that seemed to engage Owen were Disney films. Then one day his father donned one of his son’s puppets – Iago, the wisecracking parrot from Aladdin – and asked “ What’s it like to be you?” Suddenly Owen responded to his father using dialogue from the movie. Directed by Academy Award® -winner Roger Ross Williams (2009, Best Documentary – Shor t Subject, Music

by Prudence), Life, Animated tells the remarkable story of how Owen found a pathway to language and a framework for making sense of the world through Disney animated films. By evocatively inter weaving classic Disney sequences with verité scenes from Owen’s life, the film explores how identification and empathy with characters like Simba, Jafar, and Ariel create a context for him to understand his feelings and interpret reality. Registration required. To register visit www. cityofparkland.org/library or call (954)757- 4207.

Arts, Books And Culture disCussion group, mondAy, deCemBer 18th, 10:30 to 11:30 A.m.

books while the adults get to socialize, too. Parkland Library card required to register. To register visit www.cityofparkland.org/library or call (954)757- 4207. teen writers roundtABle (middle sChool & high sChool) wednesdAy, deCemBer 20th, 4 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Share any form of writing and give and get feedback from peers, who are guided by a qualified adult facilitator. Bring your poetry, stories, or whatever writing you’d like to discuss with the group. We’ll star t with a fun creative-writing warm-up. Snacks will be ser ved. Parkland Library card required to register. To register visit www.cityofparkland.org/ library or call (954)757- 4207. musiC with Bill vAn Buskirk, wednesdAy, deCemBer 20th, 6:15 p.m.

Trumpet player Bill Van Buskirk will get your toes tapping with festive tunes from a wide variety of genres. Registration required. To register visit www.cityofparkland.org/library or call (954)757- 4207. welCome-to-winter mur Al pAinting, thursdAy, deCemBer 21st, 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

It’s the first day of winter! What better way to celebrate than to add your creative mark on a giant mural that will be displayed at the library all season long? This all-ages family fun painting event will get you in the spirit of the winter. Drop in anytime during these hours to par ticipate. Parkland Library required to register. Register online www. cityofparkland.org/library or call (954)757- 4207.

Similar to a current events group, but focused on enter tainment and culture, this lively discussion will cover topics like: What’s on the bestseller list? What’s big at the box office? What’s trending in pop culture? Share your thoughts, listen to others, and get your culture fix as we chat. Registration required. To register visit www.cityofparkland. org/library or call (954)757- 4207.

Spend a little time coloring and listening to Disney tunes at the library.

Parkland Librar y card required to register. To register visit www. cityofparkland.org/library or call (954)757- 4207.

peACeful pieCes JigsAw puzzle meetup (Adults), tuesdAy, deCemBer 19th, 10:30 A.m.

Build A puzzle (Age 4 And up), thursdAy, deCemBer 28th, 2 to 3 p.m.

Put it all together with new and old friends during this relaxing morning of jigsaw puzzles. Enjoy snacks, listen to music, and get that sense of completion. Registration required. To register visit www.cityofparkland. org/library or call (954)757- 4207.

Children will enjoy the challenge of jigsaw puzzles while working as a team with new friends and old. Parkland Library card required to register. To register visit www.cityofparkland.org/library or call (954)757- 4207.

Building with linColn logs (Ages 4-7), tuesdAy, deCemBer 19th, 3:30 p.m.

liBr Ary reAding Buddies (k- 5th gr Ade), mondAys, 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Children will have fun using their imaginations while building log cabins, towers or whatever else they become inspired to make.

Parkland Library card required to register. To register visit www. cityofparkland.org/library or call (954)757- 4207.

Would your child benefit from a Reading Buddy? When younger students read with older students, literacy skills are picked up in an enjoyable manner. The Parkland Juniorettes, high school girls dedicated to making a difference, have par tnered with the Parkland Library to help younger students with reading. Building par tnerships between our high-achieving high school students and elementaryage children is an excellent way to reinforce lifelong reading success.

(Note: On the Mondays that school is closed, Reading Buddies will not meet.) Registration is not required; just meet at the table in the center of the library. For more information visit www.cityofparkland.org/library or call (954) 757- 4207.

fAmily Cr Aft: Build A snowmAn (Age 4 And up), tuesdAy, deCemBer 19th, 6 p.m.

Create an adorable snowman family using your handprint. Then use a brush to paint on the details for a per fect work of ar t. Registration required. To register visit www.cityofparkland.org/library or call (954)757- 4207. tiny tots soCiAl time (Age 9 months to 4 yeArs), wednesdAy, deCemBer 20th, 10:30 A.m.

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Cimaglia appointed as Vice Mayor

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Acupressure Massage Therapy Acupressure or Shiatsu, a later developed Japanese form, has been used for more than 2000 years in China, acupressure applies the same principles as acupuncture to promote relaxation and wellness and to treat disease, and the fact that it is still in use today is a testimony to its effectiveness in the treatment of illness and pain.. Multiple factors contribute to the wellness producing pain relief, stress reduction, and general well being. It reduced muscle tension, improved circulation, and the stimulation of endorphins; similar to endorphins produced by morphine, it produce pain relief and a “positive” feeling in the body. Equally important, it also stimulate our parasympathetic system which had been be elaborated in my previous article- “Preventive medicine with Parasympathetic Stimulation”.

Scientists have shown that many of these acupressure points are often situated on or nearby the body’s autonomic nerves, especially the parasympathetic nerves system; often named “rest and digest” regulator, it controls the motility of your gastrointestinal tract, modulates our immune system and tones down our “fight or flight” sympathetic response to stress. Two of the most crucial meridian “clusters” are located at the neck and lower back, which might have something to do with the concentration of our parasympathetic nerves in these two areas. Chronic neck and back pain syndromes in most cases are simply physical manifestation of patients with heighten sympathetic tone i.e. being “stressed out” physically or emotionally.

During an acupressure session, patient lies face down wearing loose-fitting clothing, such as that typically worn while exercising or doing yoga, draped by towel on a soft massage table while the acupressure practitioners use their fingers, elbows or even feet to apply varying degrees of pressure to meridian or acupressure spots on the body, focusing on the neck, shoulder and the muscle/tendon area next to the spinal process from the cervical spine (neck) all the way down to the sacrum (buttock). A complete session typically lasts about 1 to 1 ½ hour and usually need several sessions for a significant results. During the treatment, patients would experience tenderness on the applied area which should subside immediately after the treatment. Since the therapeutic effectiveness is directly proportional to the strength of pressure applied to the area, the more you can tolerate the treatment, the sooner it would be to reach the therapeutic goal.

The City Commission appointed Lou Cimaglia as Vice Mayor on Wednesday, November 15. Cimaglia has served as a Coral Springs Commissioner since November 2014.

“I thank my fellow Commission members for electing me the new Vice Mayor. It is my honor to continue to serve the residents and business owners of our great City of Coral Springs,” Cimaglia said.

Vice Mayor Cimaglia is currently a Commission liaison to the Architectural Review Committee, Building Focus Group, Community Redevelopment Agency, Construction Review Committee, and General Employee Pension Board.

Vice Mayor Lou Cimaglia has set aside time to speak with residents directly.

For more information, or to schedule an appointment, call 954-344-5911.

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There are mounting clinical evidence that acupressure and acupuncture is able to treat and prevent certain diseases. For example, some studies suggest that acupressure releases endorphins and promotes anti-inflammatory effects, helping with arthritis.

Multiple preliminary studies also suggests that fatigue and mood are being improve from the use of acupressure therapy for those inflicted by depression and anxiety. In China, the acupressure and acupuncture therapies are used as adjunct therapies to stroke patient in their rehab centers, often resulting in dramatic improvement in their speech and mobility.

Many therapies work well with acupressure – in various forms it can be used as an effective adjunct to other kinds of manipulative therapy. Massage therapists often incorporate acupressure into their massage routines. By relaxing and toning muscles prior to adjustments, acupressure can also make manipulation easier and more effective for osteopathic or chiropractic treatments, allowing longer time between return visits.

Contraindication to use used acupressure therapy would be working in the area of a cancerous tumor or if the cancer has spread to bones, those who have acute exacerbation of rheumatoid arthritis, recent spinal injury, or later term in pregnancy as it might induce contractions. As always, please discuss with your physician if you have any concern before initiating any.

Dr. Simon Wong, D.O., practices internal medicine at his office at 9750 NW 33rd Street, Suite 210 in Coral Springs. To find out more about healthy aging, contact Dr. Wong at 954-603-5508.

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Broward Health Names New Senior VP Human Resources Officer And VP Of Physician Services

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roward Health has named Peter Nyamora, MPA , SPHR, SHRM - SCP as senior vice president and Chief Human Resources O f f icer; and Beth A . Cherr y, RN, MSN, CMPE as vice president of Physician Ser vices.

outc omes, strong f inancial per formance, and exemplar y patient, staf f and physician satisfaction.

“ We are pleased to welcome both Peter and Beth to our executive management team and believe they not only bring ex tensive experience, but also understand that our most valuable resources are our staf f and physicians,” said Beverly Capasso, interim president and CEO of Broward Health. “ We are conf ident they will help us continue improving the qualit y of c are provided to our patients while lowering our dependence on taxpayer dollars.”

In his most recent role, Nyamora was the HR Director at Memorial Hospital Pembroke where he suppor ted more than 1, 20 0 employees and contract workers, and was responsible for human resources, organizational development including nursing education, employee health and volunteers. He began his career at the Cit y of Miami Beach and worked at Jackson Health System for seven years.

He will be responsible for the strategic direction to promote the development, implementation, evaluation and management of all Broward Health human resource ser vices and will of f icially star t on September 18th.

Nyamora has a bachelor ’s degree from Adrian College in Michigan, and a master ’s in public administration (MPA) from Florida International Universit y. He also has t wo professional cer tif ications; Senior Professional in Human Resource (SPHR) and the Societ y for Human Resource Management Senior Cer tif ied Professional (SHRM - SCP).

With more than 25 years of healthcare leadership experience, Cherr y will be responsible for the overall strategic and operational management of the Broward Health Physician Group. She will implement evaluations and the development of policies and standards to produce ef fective clinical

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Most recently, she was an administrator for physician integration and communit y practices at the Medicine Institute at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio. In that position she led the acquisition and integration of more than 80 physicians and 35 practice sites across nor theast Ohio.

She was responsible for the evaluation of business practices, f inancial outlooks, qualit y, and human resources in conjunction with the Depar tment of Communit y Internal Medicine and Family Medicine. Previous to that positon, Cherr y spearheaded operations, including strategic planning and f isc al management, at the Taussig Cancer Institute at the Cleveland Clinic.

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Cherr y has a Bachelor of Science in nursing from Capital Universit y in Columbus, Ohio, and a Master of Science in nursing from Case Western Reser ve Universit y in Cleveland, Ohio.

She is a cer tif ied medical practice executive by the American College of Medic al Practice Executives (ACMPE).

Broward Health, providing ser vice for more than 75 years, is a nationally recognized system in South Florida that of fers world- class healthcare to all. The Broward Health system includes the statutor y teaching hospital Broward Health Medical Center, Broward Health Nor th, Broward Health Imperial Point, Broward Health Coral Springs, Salah Foundation Children’s Hospital, Broward Health Weston, Broward Health Communit y Health Ser vices, Broward Health Physician Group, Broward Health Urgent Care, Broward Health International, and Broward Health Foundation. For more information, visit BrowardHealth.org.

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Gifts of Care – Unwrapped with Love

By Richard Doan Camilla Day Spa will be celebrating their 15th anniversary with huge Holiday Party on Thursday December 7th from 4:30 – 7:30. “I am excited to host our Annual Toy Holiday Drive event in support of Family Central of Broward, a non profit organization that provide assistance to local families with children. These toys bring smiles to the children in need right here in our neighborhood”.

Said Cam Hoang, the spa director.

She continues “ thanks to our loyal guests and staff, the event gets bigger each year with hundreds of toys being collected and delivered to many of the children who have not had a toy in their whole life” This year is no exception, guests will enjoy complimentary various beauty services, wine, music, foods and Zumba while making a difference. As a bonus, for each guest that brings an unwrapped toys, you will be eligible to purchase a $60 gift card for only $40 during the event. Only 3 may be purchased per guest.

“We look forward to seeing every ones then and having a great time” You may go to www.camilladayspa.com or call the spa at (954) 753-1124 for more information.

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5 Benefits of Personalized Dog Food (Family Features) For dog owners, your pet is often your world and there are few things more special than the bond you share. From playtime to mealtime, you never settle for “good enough,” and your dog’s health is no different.

When it comes to nutrition, every dog has specific needs and you know them best. Each dog is unique and his or her food should be as well.

When deciding which dog food works best for your pet, keep personalized foods like Just Right by Purina in mind, which can help address your dog’s unique needs. It combines your firsthand knowledge with nutritional expertise to create the best dog food blend for your dog. By answering just a few questions about your pet’s breed size, eating habits and more, you can create a personalized blend of food that includes your dog’s name, photo and feeding recommendation that gets shipped directly to your door.

“Every pet is an individual and that includes how we feed them,” said veterinarian Dr. Marty Becker, a 17-year veteran of “Good Morning America” and founder of Fear Free. “A highly personalized diet tuned to their specific needs and combined with plenty of exercise and regular veterinary care can dramatically impact their nutrition, health and wellbeing.”

Feeding your dog personalized food could help yield these five benefits: Healthy skin and coat By providing important details about your dog’s skin and its needs, certain ingredients can be included in order to avoid dry and itchy skin. Omega-3 fatty acids from fish oil, along with vitamin A and linoleic acid, can help keep your pup’s skin refreshed and can give your dog’s coat the nourishment it needs to be shiny and healthy.

Ideal body condition Being the right weight can contribute to a lot of different health factors, but having an ideal body condition can be about more than just the amount of food you feed your pet. The right amount of fats and proteins can help keep your dog right where he or she needs to be. Choosing a formula with chicken, www.CityNewsMagaziNe.CoM

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Joint health and mobility Many dogs are often on the move – walking, running and playing. Having healthy bones and joints can support your dog’s overall health, especially in developing puppies, large breeds and senior dogs. Choosing a formula with proper amounts of calcium and phosphorus can help support joints and bones.

Brain development Puppies need all the help they can get when it comes to growing and supporting life-long health. Giving them foods that include nutrients like DHA that support brain and vision development can inspire your puppy’s curiosity about the world.

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According to a study conducted by the University of Lincoln and Glasgow Caledonian University in collaboration with Mars Petcare Waltham Centre for Pet Nutrition, dog owners 65 and older were found to walk over 20 minutes more a day than seniors who did not have canine companions at home.

The study documented three key conclusions: 1. Dog owners walked further and for longer than non-dog owners.

2. Dog owners were more likely to reach recommended activity levels.

3. Dog owners had fewer periods of sitting down.

“Older adult dog owners are more active than those without dogs and are also more likely to meet government recommendations for daily physical activity,” said Nancy Gee, human animal interaction researcher at Waltham. “We are learning more every day about the important roles pets play in our lives, so it’s no surprise that pets are now in more than 84 million households. It’s great to recognize how pets can help improve seniors’ lives.”

Walking with your pup can help both the pet and owner get in shape. Pets can keep older adults active and even help them meet the recommended public health guidelines for weekly physical activity. According to the study, on average, dog owners more often participated in 30 minutes a day of moderate physical activity and achieved 2,760 additional steps.

However, the benefits of pet ownership go beyond physical activity. It’s no secret that pets provide companionship. From reducing rates of stress, depression and feelings of social isolation, pets can play a significant role in improving people’s lives, which ultimately can make pet owners happier and healthier.

Not only do pets serve as companions in their own right, studies have shown that dog owners can get to know their neighbors through their pets. Pets can even help facilitate the initial meeting and conversation, which may come as no surprise for many dog owners who have chatted with others while walking their dogs. For older adults who live alone or in a group facility, having a pet is also a great way to build relationships with others.

As senior citizens are celebrated on upcoming days that acknowledge older adults, it turns out living with a pet can be a healthy choice for seniors in more ways than one.

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Add Family Fun to Chores (Family Features) When school is in session and just getting out the door is an accomplishment, having go-to routines can help make ordinary activities more exciting for the entire family. However, if you encounter resistance to everyday household tasks, you may just need a simple revamp to make activities more entertaining and engaging.

Refresh your family routines with these ideas designed to create more willing participants: Trash duty No one likes taking out the trash, but with a nudge, even little helpers can find fun in this mundane chore.

Ask for help sorting materials in the recycle bin for an educational chance to throw things without getting into trouble. Or try timing how long it takes to gather trash from the bedrooms or bathrooms, and set a goal to break that record next week.

Personal care Getting kids to brush not once but twice a day can be an onerous endeavor, but making the activity silly may be just the answer. The “Silly Brushing Song” is a fun,

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interactive music video and tool for parents that Tom’s of Maine created in partnership with children’s singer and songwriter Laurie Berkner to help get kids brushing for a full two minutes, twice a day, as recommended by the American Dental Association.

For a winning combination, add Tom’s of Maine Silly Strawberry toothpaste, the No. 1 natural children’s toothpaste according to SPINS, a provider of retail consumer insights for natural, organic and specialty products. Celebrating its 25th anniversary, the toothpaste is made for kids ages 2-6 with natural ingredients including real strawberry extract and no artificial flavors, dyes or sweeteners. Learn more at tomsofmaine.com.

Yard work Tools made for pint-sized helpers can make all the difference in getting junior gardeners on board. So can setting small, attainable goals so they can celebrate a sense of accomplishment. Try designating a flower bed to get rid of leaves or a section of the yard that needs sticks removed. Be sure to demonstrate proper techniques and give frequent praise for a job well done.

Clean-up time It’s no secret that kids can destroy a room in minutes, especially when it’s a room filled with their favorite toys.

When it comes to cleaning up, all that mess can be overwhelming. Look for ways to make the chore more manageable, such as picking up all the cars and trucks first then the building blocks next, for example. Sing songs while you work to help make the time go faster.

Pet care For many households, pets are not only beloved members of the family, they’re living, breathing lessons in responsibility. Once the novelty of a new animal wears off, however, so can the excitement of feeding and walking. A simple sticker chart can be a hands-on and effective way to remind kids that this is a chore that needs to be completed every single day. Plus, pet care can be a fun way to introduce children to the importance of responsibilities and becoming a “big kid.”

For added fun, make your own stickers using funny photos of your family pets.

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Tips to Get Involved at Your Child’s School (Family Features) For some parents, back-to-school season can be bittersweet as they watch their kids grow more independent each year. Taking on an active role at your child’s school is a simple way to provide support and stay engaged.

Whether your schedule is relatively open or you’re juggling multiple demands, there are ways for virtually all families to participate in their children’s classrooms.

Volunteer in the classroom. Today’s teachers are busier than ever, developing classroom lessons, teaching to rigorous curriculum standards, coaching and chairing extracurricular activities and tackling their own professional development goals. This can leave little down time to coordinate special activities or classroom celebrations, but that’s where parent volunteers can play an essential role.

Develop relationships with teachers. Creating a connection with your child’s teacher can be based on more than checking in on performance and behavior. Sharing resources and ideas with teachers makes you an ally and an asset to the classroom.

One example is the Tom’s of Maine “Green Your School Fund,” which will give $1 million to classrooms nationwide this year so students can roll up their sleeves and tackle hands-on environmental projects to understand the impact they can have on the planet today and tomorrow. Learn more about the program and how you can help your child’s teacher submit a creative environmental classroom project at GreenSchoolFund.com.

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Join a formal organization. School organizations like the Parent Teacher Association are designed specifically to engage parents in the education system. Members have a direct connection to news about what’s happening in the school, an avenue to share concerns and means for inspiring change and bringing about school improvements.

Take part in field trips. Many rich learning opportunities exist outside the classroom, but those activities are often limited by chaperone availability. Both schools and most field trip destinations require certain student-to-chaperone ratios for safety and optimal learning. Joining a classroom field trip not only allows you to share the experience side-by-side with your own child, but makes the outing possible for other children as well.

Share your talents. There are ways parents can get involved without straying too far from what they know best. Volunteering to speak at a career day in your child’s class is a simple way to share real-world experiences and help prepare the next generation of leaders. Of course, if you’re looking for something a little more hands-on, many schools welcome community support to help build props or sew costumes for the school play, host a lesson on a favorite artist, share cultural traditions or help run activities like science fairs or field days.

If you’re unsure how to get started, contact your student’s teacher or the school’s main office and ask for guidance on where you can make the biggest impact.

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Varicose Veins? Might be More than Meets the Eye

BY MINDI RUDAN We’ve all seen them; on the beach, bulging behind summer shorts or marring the look of an otherwise great “gam” or worse---on our own legs in the mirror: Varicose or spider veins. Defined basically as veins that have become enlarged and twisted, the “bulge,” appears when valves or the pair of “leaflet valves” no longer meet properly, and simply put, the valves just don’t work anymore. (Valvular incompetence.) This causes blood being pumped from your heart-- that we often take for granted, hard-working veins carry to and fro-- to back up, if you will, creating the unsightly bulge we know as varicose veins. Most common in the superficial veins in the legs, which are subjected to high pressure from standing, too much sitting, inactivity or the dastardly leg crossing, these veins can actually be found anywhere on the body, even the face.

While most people seek remedy for the cosmetic aesthetics, there’s much more reason to check them out—especially as we age. And while there are countless vein clinics, or even medical “spas” that offer to treat the malady, few bear the pedigree of board certified, world-renown cardiologist Ariel Soffer, founder of Soffer Health Institute, now with SIX locations. His professional credits could fill a page alone, but his personal passion for this field and his journey towards it--is much deeper. This IS the doctor who for FOUR years had an ABC News Health segment called “Dr. Soffer’s Second Opinion.”The same doctor medical companies still call to test and give input on new methodology, new tools, techniques and breakthroughs.

This IS the doctor who gives a seminar in New Orleans every year for 3-500 other highly skilled physicians who travel from all over the country to learn from him. HIS techniques, his innate diagnostic ability and gain his insight into this specialty. He’s that talented, and that committed.

And lucky for us, his SoFla locations are graced by him –and a hand-picked and trained staff every day. His website heralds almost rock star adoration from legions of patients, some whose lives have potentially been saved, and countless others he’s made more livable and enjoyable because of his “vein whisperer-ish” knowledge, talent and years of focused experience.

“He’s clearly the top of this pyramid,” offered Adam Kustin, company spokesperson and someone who’s

clearly enamored of Dr. Soffer’s skill and humility after seeing what he does every day. “In this field, he is as good as it gets, yet the man is so kind, so warm and so approachable, it has spawned the growth of this practice.” And call me crazy, but when you are talking about your vascular health, your overall well-being and your potential to enjoy living life, going to a “medical spa” to be treated for veins that work in tandem with your heart daily—SHOULDN’T be a crap-shoot. “You want the best,” said Kustin. “Two people can walk in with the same bulging vein issue, but there’s no way to tell if either has any real underlying health issues. It’s more than just cosmetic.” And Dr. Soffer’s ability makes sure patients don’t walk out just cosmetically beautiful, but walk out KNOWING there isn’t a serious hidden health issue that could be life threatening just down the road. “Sometimes people aren’t bothered by the bulging vein but they experience achy, very tired legs, numbness or restless legs and they never associate these “symptoms” with varicose veins. That’s why seeing a doctor as qualified as Dr. Soffer and his staff becomes so vital.”

And fixing the issue is relatively simple. “And pain-free,” he added. “Most procedures involve closing the vein, sometimes repairing it. The new lasers are very low risk, super accurate and extremely effective. We can also inject saline. It depends on the severity.” When asked why this doctor has made vein health his focus when he clearly is still regarded as one of America’s

top cardiologists, the answer brought staggering clarity and a character trait we all want in our doctors. “It was emotional for Dr. Soffer. He wanted to stop fixing the sometimes near unfixable issues in cardiology.

Instead he wants to help people prevent these lifethreatening issues BEFORE they take a toll. Before they compromise how a patient lives life …and he gets an immediate hug,” half-joked Kustin. “He SEES people pain free, enjoying life again who didn’t even know it was possible for them. They never connected the dots, he does.” With six offices locally, Deerfield Beach, Weston, Pembroke Pines, Aventura, North Miami Beach, Hialeah/Miami Lakes, Dr. Soffer is accessible.

His staff is multi-lingual, welcoming and most importantly willing to help people start the process.

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Ambassador Committee Meeting Date: Tuesday, December 5 2017 Time: 8:00am – 9:00am Location: Chamber Office, 11805 Heron Bay Blvd.

After Hours Networking at Runyons Date: Tuesday, December 5 2017 Time: 5:30pm – 7:00pm Location: Runyons 9810 W. Sample Rd. Professional Women’s Alliance “Dress for Success” Luncheon Sponsored by: Broward Health Coral Springs Ruby Sponsor: AmTrust Bank, A Division of NYCB Guest Speaker: Laurie Kelliher, Independent Cabi Stylist Topic: How to Dress for Success in a Comfy, Casual World Date: Wednesday, December 6 2017 Time: 11:00am – 2:00pm Location: Carolina Club, 3011 N. Rock Island Rd.

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Trustee & NEXTgen “Mingle with the Trustees” Luncheon Guest Speaker: Steve Bonner, President of the Seminole Coconut Creek Casino Date: Thursday, December 14 2017 Time: 11:30am – 1:15pm Location: Runyons, 9810 W. Sample Rd. Holiday Wake Up Breakfast Sponsored by: AmTrust Bank, A Division of NYCB Date: Tuesday, December 19 2017 Time: 7:30am – 9:00am Location: Carolina Club, 3011 N. Rock Island Rd.

Chamber Referral Groups Meeting Dates Wednesday Morning: December 6 & 20 8:00am - 9:00am Chamber Connection: December 7 & 21 8:00am - 9:00am Noontime Networkers: December 12 & 26 11:45am – 12:45am Spanish Speaking Group: December 14 & December 28 7:45am - 9:00am The Lead Exchange: December 14 & 28 8:00am - 9:00am

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Stay Lean with Protein (Family Features) Shedding excess pounds doesn’t have to mean depriving yourself of your favorite foods, including red meat. A study from the University of Colorado Anschutz Health and Wellness Center shows that healthy, higher-protein diets including lean beef can be beneficial to not only weight loss, but also maintaining muscle mass and heart health.

• Dine out smart. Many people struggle with getting a balanced, protein-filled meal when dining out or grabbing food on-the-go. Look for words like “grilled,” “broiled” or “baked” when browsing the menu for lean proteins. Or add a lean protein to your entree salad, whether it’s for lunch or dinner. For snack time, consider beef jerky to get protein on-the-go.

The study is in line with ongoing research on the importance of lean protein for weight loss. To kick your healthy eating plan into high gear, try these tips:

For meal ideas and tips to support your weight loss goals, visit BeefItsWhatsForDinner.com.

• Enjoy protein at every meal. One of the benefits of having protein in your meal is feeling more satisfied, which helps reduce mindless eating or snacking in between meals. Additionally, meals with high-quality protein help build muscle and reduce body fat.

• Choose lean protein options. Picking lean protein options can be easier than you think. You can still enjoy a beef burger and save calories by choosing lean or extra-lean ground beef. Other smart meat case picks include top sirloin steak or sirloin tip, bottom round steak or roast, eye of round steak or roast, or top round steak or roast. Also make sure to choose colorful vegetables and fruits to round out your meal, like in this recipe for Grilled Southwestern Steak and Colorful Vegetables.

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In small bowl, combine marinade ingredients. Place beef steak and marinade in food-safe plastic bag; turn steak to coat. Close bag securely and marinate in refrigerator 6 hours, or as long as overnight, turning occasionally.

Remove steak from marinade; discard marinade. Place steak on grill over medium, ash-covered coals. For medium-rare (145 F) doneness, grill covered, turning once, 12-14 minutes (on gas grill over medium heat, 16-19 minutes).

To prepare Colorful Vegetables: In large, nonstick skillet over medium-high heat, heat olive oil. Add bell pepper strips; cook and stir 1-2 minutes, or until crisptender. Add mushrooms, zucchini, cumin, salt and black pepper; cook and stir 3-4 minutes, or until crisp-tender.

Add tomatoes and green onions; cook and stir 1 minute.

Carve steak into thin slices; season with salt, to taste.

Serve with Colorful Vegetables.

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tablespoons flour teaspoon vanilla extract egg cup coarsely chopped California Ripe Olives Heat oven to 325 F and coat 16-20-cup mini muffin tin with nonstick cooking spray.

In small bowl, stir together graham cracker crumbs, butter and 1 tablespoon sugar. Place equal amounts into each mini muffin cup then press firmly into bottom of each cup. Working with one cup at a time, press small piece of plastic wrap onto

surface and press crust firmly into mini muffin cups.

In large bowl of electric mixer, beat cream cheese, maple syrup and remaining sugar until smooth; beat in flour and vanilla on low speed. Add egg and beat until just combined; stir in olives.

Spoon equal amounts into each cup.

Bake 20-25 minutes, or until filling feels set.

Let cool completely then run small, thin knife around edge of each to remove from pan.

1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil, plus additional for pizza crust 1 cup onion, quartered and thinly sliced 2 tablespoons roasted garlic, minced 4 ounces small baby bella mushrooms, chopped flour 1 package prepared pizza dough 1 cup prepared Alfredo sauce 1 cup smoked mozzarella cheese, shredded 4 ounces fresh mozzarella cheese, torn into 1/2-inch pieces 1 small boneless, skinless chicken breast, cooked and thinly sliced 2 tablespoons fresh rosemary, chopped

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1 can (6 ounces) extra-large California Black Ripe Olives, drained and cut in wedges freshly grated ParmigianoReggiano Heat oven to 450 F and line large baking sheet with parchment paper.

In large skillet over medium heat, heat 1 tablespoon oil. Add onion, garlic and mushrooms, and cook, stirring frequently, 10 minutes, or until onions are soft. Reserve.

Roll pizza dough into thin oval on lightly floured surface. Transfer to prepared baking sheet and brush lightly with olive oil then spread evenly with Alfredo sauce.

Top with mushroom mixture, cheeses, chicken and rosemary.

Sprinkle olives over pizza.

Bake 10-15 minutes, or until cheese is melted and lightly browned around edges.

Serve with Parmigiano-Reggiano.

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Dining Guide

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the fooD sCene eXploDes with vibrAnt new restAurAnts

Coral Springs Parkland

CorAl springs Diner 10410 W Sample Rd Coral Springs (954) 346-1944

outbACK steAKhouse 650 Riverside Dr Coral Springs (954) 345-5965

American /Steak houses

DyAn’s Country KitChen 9100 Wiles Rd Coral Springs (954) 755-7590

tgi friDAys 855 N University Dr Coral Springs (954) 344-0884

Applebee’s

2729 N University Dr Coral Springs (954) 796-0330 big beAr brewing Co 1800 N University Dr Coral Springs (954) 341-5545

egg & i 1933 N University Dr Coral Springs (954) 688-6674

bJ’s brewhouse 1580 N University Dr Coral Springs (954) 227-7055

lefty’s tAvern & grille 5771 Coral Ridge Dr Coral Springs (954) 752-3525

bonefish grill 1455 N University Dr Coral Springs (954) 509-0405

MozArt CAfé 2049 N University Dr Coral Springs (754) 702-5383

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tooJAy’s Deli 2880 N University Dr Coral Springs (954) 346-0006

ChinA seA 6268 West Sample Road, Suite 402 Coral Springs 954-346-8885 hAMAChi thAi AnD sushi restAurAnt 10288 W Sample Rd Coral Springs (954) 575-7900

Asian

JApAngo 7637 State Rd 7 Parkland (954) 345-4268

About bAngKoK 6240 Coral Ridge Dr #106 Coral Springs (954) 752-1780

luCKy inn 5639 Coral Ridge Dr Coral Springs (954) 510-7561

bluefin sushi 6694 Parkside Dr Parkland (954) 755-0120

nu sushi 1312 N University Dr Coral Springs (954) 755-5211

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COMMUNITY NEWS Shinju japaneSe Buffet 1269 N University Dr Coral Springs (954) 752-3406 Red GinGeR aSian BiStRo 9710 W Sample Rd Coral Springs (954) 752-1850

Italian annie’S pizza 11348 Wiles Rd. Coral Springs (954) 575-1132 Buca di Beppo 9469 W Atlantic Blvd Coral Springs (954) 753-4044 MaRola’S 929 N University Dr Coral Springs (954) 796-0544 nick’S new haven pizza 2444 N University Dr Coral Springs (954) 800-7603

YouR pie 4372 N state Rd 7 Coral Springs 954-341-0180

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el MaRiachi 2153 N University Dr Coral Springs (954) 688-7505 el paSo 8130 Wiles Rd Coral Springs (954) 255-2276 kBk caRiBBean ciRcle 1309 N University Dr Coral Springs (954) 227-6725 la paRilla RotiSSeRie & GRill 8357 W Atlantic Blvd Coral Springs (954) 345-5467

paSquale’S pizza 10337 Royal Palm Blvd Coral Springs (954) 341-0707

loS tacoS 10299 Royal Palm Blvd Coral Springs (754) 229-8940

peppeRoni GRill 9174 Wiles Rd Coral Springs (954) 345-1604

loS BacadoS 7121 N State Rd 7 Parkland, FL 33071 954-637-4984

pizza BRew 8075 W Sample Rd Coral Springs (954) 346-6969

MancoRa ceviche BaR 7679 W Sample Rd Coral Springs 954-800-7812

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Dining Guide 2017 COMMUNITY NEWS Tijuana Taxi Co 901 N University Dr Coral Springs (954) 344-9201

Mediterranean FalaFel BisTro & Wine Bar 5677 Coral Ridge Dr Coral Springs (954) 346-3434 Gyromania Grill 5760 Wiles Rd Coral Springs (954) 345-4511

Pubs/Sports Bars BoneFish maC’s sporTs Grille 6174 W Sample Rd Coral Springs (954) 752-6227 Brass Tap 9651 Westview Dr Coral Springs (954) 227-1823 miller’s ale house 1915 N University Dr Coral Springs (954) 825-0574

Coconut Creek Margate American Steak houses appleBee’s 5377 W Atlantic Blvd Margate (954) 969-0866 BaCksTreeT 5801 Margate Blvd Margate (954) 973-3400 BiG BiTe BaGel & Deli 5369 Lyons Rd Coconut Creek (954) 418-7100 Denny’s 650 N State Rd 7 Margate (954) 956-0428

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Five Guys 7268 W Atlantic Blvd Margate (954) 975-4818

paD Thai 5458 W Sample Rd Margate (954) 977-8980

GolDen Corral 5650 W Sample Rd Margate (954) 975-7061

saiTo 4443 Lyons Rd D102 Coconut Creek (954) 582-9888

lanDluBBer’s raW Bar & Grill 6370 State Rd 7 #120 Coconut Creek (954) 422-9464 lesTer’s Diner 4701 Coconut Creek Pkwy Margate (954) 979-4722 mCDivoT’s resTauranT 3011 Rock Island Rd Margate (954) 753-3500 roosTer’s resTauranT 7370 W Atlantic Blvd Margate (954) 971-6044 ruBy TuesDay 299 SW 26th Ave Pompano Beach (954) 969-8082 your plaCe ameriCan FooD 4400 W Sample Rd, Coconut Creek (954) 972-6220

Italian all sTar pizza & iTalian 6560 State Rd 7 Coconut Creek (954) 429-3990

Latin el Bohio De mama 2179 State Rd 7 Margate (754) 307-5776 Fusion laTin Cuisine 1436 State Rd 7 Margate (754) 222-6691 Fire Grill 4400 W. Sample #146 Coconut Creek (954) 532-7780

BiG DaDDy’s 407 State Rd 7 Margate (954) 971-0810

GorDo’s Grill 5634 W Sample Rd Margate (954) 657-8106

Bella roma iTalian 4301 Coconut Creek Pkwy Coconut Creek (954) 978-8800

la BamBa 5452 W Sample Rd Margate (954) 978-6377

isaBella’s 2708 W Atlantic Blvd Pompano Beach (954) 933-2100

lime Fresh mexiCan Grill 4425 Lyons Rd Coconut Creek (954) 586-2999

j.r. pizza Bella 7868 W Sample Rd Margate (954) 753-1300

Asian

la pizzeria 5632 W Sample Rd Margate (954) 968-4396

asian Grill 7462 Royal Palm Blvd Margate (954) 977-6868

mozzarella pizzeria 7456 Royal Palm Blvd Margate (954) 970-4858

ChiFa Taypa 207-407 State Rd 7 Margate (954) 972-9670

pasquale’s pizza 4690 State Rd 7 #111 Coconut Creek (954) 601-0707

jasmine Thai 1785 State Rd 7 Margate (954) 979-5530

pasTa anD… 4990 W Atlantic Blvd Margate (954) 977-3708

neW China BuFFeT 5441 W Atlantic Blvd Margate (954) 979-9376

sal’s iTalian risToranTe 6280 W Sample Rd #206, Coral Springs, FL 33067 954-510-7810

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Tijuana FlaTs 6204 W Sample Rd Coral Springs (954) 344-4445 Tumi resTauranT 7926 W Sample Rd Pompano Beach (954) 510-8000

Mediterranean eThos Greek BisTro 4437 Lyons Rd #104 Coconut Creek (754) 999-0050 piTa piT 6192 W Sample Rd Coral Springs (954) 227-0936 Bar louie 4443 Lyons Rd D101 Coconut Creek (954) 543-5865

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In large, re-sealable plastic bag, mix together coconut milk, ginger, garlic powder, crushed red pepper and lime extract. Add shrimp; turn to coat well.

Refrigerate 15-30 minutes. Remove shrimp from marinade. Discard any remaining marinade. In center of large, shallow, foil-lined baking pan, arrange shrimp in single layer.

In large bowl, toss vegetable noodles and oil. Sprinkle with salt and pepper; toss to coat well. Spread noodles around shrimp in pan.

Bake 10-15 minutes, or until shrimp turn pink and are cooked through and noodles are tender. Serve shrimp over vegetable noodles.

Bottega Wine Bar 4455 Lyons Rd #102 Coconut Creek (954) 969-1744 Bru’s room 5460 W Hillsboro Blvd Coconut Creek (954) 571-6999 Duffy’s sports grill 4800 W Hillsboro Blvd Coconut Creek (954) 422-9789 Johnny o’Brian’s 6588 N State Rd 7 Coconut Creek (954) 428-9374

lanDluBBer’s raW Bar & grill 6370 State Rd 7 #120 Coconut Creek (954) 422-9464 o’malley’s sports Bar 1388 State Rd 7 Margate (954) 979-8540 reD rock oasis & grill 4443 Lyons Rd D103 Coconut Creek (954) 978-9688 WorlD of Beer 4437 Lyons Rd Coconut Creek (954) 984-0300

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orange chili sheet pan salmon Prep time: 10 minutes Cook time: 20 minutes Servings: 8 Nonstick cooking spray 2 tablespoons olive oil 2 teaspoons McCormick Pure Orange Extract 2 pounds salmon fillets, skin removed 1 pound asparagus, ends trimmed 1 medium red bell pepper, cut into strips 1 package McCormick Original Chili Seasoning Mix 2 tablespoons packed brown sugar Heat oven to 375 F. Spray foil-lined, 13-by-9-inch baking sheet with nonstick cooking spray.

In small bowl, mix together oil and orange extract. Place salmon and vegetables on separate sides of baking sheet. Brush vegetables with 1 teaspoon extract mixture. Brush both sides of salmon with remaining mixture.

In small bowl, mix together seasoning mix and brown sugar. Sprinkle 2 tablespoons seasoning mixture over vegetables. Sprinkle both sides of salmon evenly with remaining seasoning mixture.

Bake 20 minutes, or until fish flakes easily with a fork and vegetables are tender.

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On behalf of the City of Coral Springs, I wish you all a happy holiday season!

We’ll be kicking off the holiday festivities on Saturday, December 2, bring your entire family to Downtown in December at the ArtWalk! The fun begins at 5 p.m. and will include holiday treats, free cookies and milk and other fun winter surprises. There will be live entertainment by The MistleTones and DJ Jam Dance Party. The event is free but there will be food and refreshments available for purchase. For more details, please call 954-344-1111.The ArtWalk is located at 9405 NW 31st Ct., just west of University Drive. There will be free parking in the Downtown area.

Mayor Hunschofsky I hope everyone had a very Happy Thanksgiving and was able to spend some quality time with family and friends. So often it is easy to get caught up preparing for the holidays that we may forget to slow down and remember what the holidays are really all about. Personally, this is my favorite time of the year. The weather is cooler. There are several holiday parties where we can catch up with friends and my family’s schedule lightens up so that we can spend more time together.

We have lots of events and activities happening in December in Parkland. The Farmer’s Market continues with a craft fair as well on December 3 and 17 from 9am-1pm at the Equestrian Center. Our popular outdoor concert series, Eats ‘n’ Beats, is scheduled for Saturday, December 9, from 5:30-9:30pm at the Amphitheatre at Pine Trails Park.

December 21 is the annual Parkland Snowfest for our residents. Kids love this event complete with snow—including dual snow slides so kids can race their friends. There is a special area for toddlers and everyone can enjoy crafts, music, and more. Registration for this event opens to Parkland residents on December 1 and, as one of the most popular events of the year, it fills quickly so register early.

You can register on WebTrac at https://rec.cityofparkland.org/wbwsc/webtrac.wsc/ splash.html or in person at the PREC. Our next city commission meeting is on Wednesday, December 6, at 7pm. You can view the meeting agendas at www.cityofparkland,org/cc. Additionally, I will be holding office hours on Tuesday, December 5, from 8am-10am at Parkland City Hall. There is no appointment necessary. If you are unable to make it to my office hours, please feel free to contact me via email at chunschofsky@cityofparkland.org with any questions or concerns you may have.

As 2017 comes to a close, I would like to extend my best wishes to you and your family for a wonderful holiday season and great start to 2018! Thank you for being part of our community. You can keep up with all the events happening in Parkland by following us on Facebook at facebook.com/copfl and subscribing to our e-blast “Parkland on Tap” at cityofparkland.org/notifyme. That will ensure you never miss an event. I love hearing from residents, so please share your thoughts and comments with me at chunschofsky@cityofparkland.org.

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I also hope to see you all at our Holiday Parade on Wednesday, December 13. It all starts at 7 p.m. as floats make their way down Sample Road from Coral Springs Drive to City Hall. This year, it will be a Tropical Holiday Parade!

Please note that Sample Road, west of University Drive and east of NW 110th Avenue, and Coral Springs Drive north of NW 29th Street and south of NW 37th Street, will be closed on the night of the parade from 5 p.m. until approximately 10 p.m. For more information, please visit www.CoralSprings. org/holidayparade.

Make sure to visit the Farmers’ Market at the ArtWalk as well. This month, it’ll be on Sunday, December 10 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Market will run thru April. I encourage you to take a stroll and view the wonderful public art on display and enjoy the many vendors!

Then in the New Year, we have our annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration on Friday, January 12. The luncheon will be at 11:30am at the Coral Springs Marriott at Heron Bay. Tickets are $40 and are available for purchase at City Hall and City Hall in the Mall. For more information, please visit www.

CoralSprings.org/mlk.

Last but not least, save the date for our next Shredathon on Saturday, January 20 from 9 to 11a.m. at the Sportsplex. Residents may drop off 3 boxes of paperwork to be shredded free onsite at 2575 Sportsplex Drive. For more information, please call 954-344-1833.

If you would like to meet with me to discuss any City issues, feel free to visit with me during my office hours. I will hold office hours the second Tuesday of every month from 4 to 6 p.m. at City Hall in the City Commission Office.

To make an appointment, please call 954-344-5911. Don’t forget to ‘Like’ the City on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/CityofCoralSprings and follow us on Instagram and Twitter at @coralspringsfl.

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rom your own hometown to the far reaches of the globe, there are thousands of destinations just waiting to be discovered by adventurous souls.

Satisfying your itch to get out and explore may take you across town or across the ocean, but adhering to some common principles can make your travels extra rewarding. n Step outside your comfort zone and try new things, be it zip lining or sampling an unfamiliar food. n Follow your instincts, though, and keep safety first and foremost. Be wary of places that generally make you question your well-being, and never travel alone. n Capture the memories, whether in a journal or in pictures, so you can reflect and reminisce when you return back home.

Gearing up properly is essential no matter where your travels take you. Make sure you’re well-prepared for your next epic journey with these must-haves for adventurous travelers and find more travel-friendly advice at eLivingToday.com.

Explore new lands

Let it roll

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Taking to the trails may mean you’re traveling by foot, but bicycling is another exciting way to explore. However, an average street bike isn’t appropriate for most trails. A mountain bike outfitted with rugged tires designed for optimal traction and superior suspension is a much safer option. If you’ll be primarily on trails or doing downhill treks, a bike specifically geared for those conditions is best. Fat bikes are a good alternative for riders who want more year-round versatility.

Lay your head

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If you’ll be sleeping outdoors, a tent is a must to protect yourself from inclement weather and the less hospitable of Mother Nature’s creatures. The sizes, styles and options are plentiful, but features like rainproof material and ample ventilation are top picks for most adventurers. Other important considerations: seasonality, sleeping capacity and ease of assembly. Also keep transport in mind, and be sure your tent is no larger (or heavier) than what you can comfortably carry to your destination.

The excitement doesn’t need to stop even if you need a break from the action. Escape into the thrilling world of bestselling author James Rollins’ “The Seventh Plague.” An archaeologist, missing for years, stumbles out of the Egyptian desert.

He dies before he can explain, but his autopsy reveals his body began mummifying while he still lived. In an adventure stretching from a lost desert tomb to an Arctic engineering complex Sigma Force must confront an ancient biological threat made real by modern science. Find more at harpercollins.com.

Protect your feet

Proper footwear is vital for an active traveler, and hiking boots are among the leading choices for an adventurer. Proper fit and size are critical, as this affects whether your boot is providing adequate support without friction that can result in painful blisters. A good rule of thumb is to shop near the end of the day when your feet are most likely to be swollen and wear socks comparable to what you’ll wear on the trail.

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Pack it up

Wherever your adventures take you, having someplace to store your essentials is a must.

Backpacks are a practical solution because once slung over your shoulders, your hands are free to aid your exploration. The distribution of weight also makes for a more comfortable journey.

Particularly if you’ll be loading up your pack, you’ll want to shop for quality over cost and find a bag with strong, reinforced seams, sturdy straps and durable zippers or clasps..

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Police launch a “Secure hoMe” PrograM For reSidenTS The Coral Springs Police have created a Secure Home program for residents of the city to assist them in better protecting their home and property from criminals.

Certified Crime Prevention Police Officers will inspect your property and identify features inside and outside of your home that may make it an easier target for a burglar. This security survey starts at your front door and includes an inspection of doors, windows, locks, lighting, landscaping and vehicles.

Officers will provide the homeowner with recommendations to reduce the opportunity for crime. This Residential Security Survey is FREE and kept completely confidential.

Residents of the City of Coral Springs can register for a Residential Security Survey online at www.coralsprings.org/rss. If you have additional questions about the program, email securehome@coralsprings.org.

ciTizenS recognized For liFe Saving eFForTS Coral SpringS poliCe Department Man Saved by dynaMic duo

TwinS Saved by FaST-acTing ciTizen A quick-thinking citizen and knowledge of CPR was the difference between life and death when twin 19-month boys were pulled from a Coral Springs pool.

It was last December near the holidays when Jose Rodriquez was completing electrical work at a home in our city. He heard screams for help over Christmas music at a nearby home and ran into the backyard to find a grandmother pulling the second of her twin grandsons from the pool. Jose jumped into the pool, pulled out an unresponsive child and began CPR. The child, who had no pulse, eventually opened his eyes, threw up water and began crying. While tending to one child, Jose instructed his co-worker who had arrived, how to perform CPR on the other twin who was struggling to breath. He too, threw up water and began crying. Both children were transported to the hospital and made a full recovery.

It was selflessness which led Jose to learn CPR. He explained to the Coral Springs Police Command Staff, “My wife and I have fostered over 30 children, we were required to take CPR and infant CPR, and although I had not performed it in 12 years, it instantly came back and I knew what to do.” Jose brought his wife and four beautiful daughters to the police department for his recognition and they looked on with such pride as Interim Chief Shawn Backer read the many reasons he was worthy of this award.

The number one cause of accidental death for children under the age of five in South Florida is drowning. We encourage all residents to take CPR, teach children at a young age to swim and never leave children unattended near any body of water. In this instance, Jose Rodriquez was in the right place at the right time and sprang into action without hesitation. For his efforts, we were so honored to recognize him with the Citizen’s Recognition Award.

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Over the summer, Coral Springs Police and Fire responded to a call about the possible drowning of an adult male. Upon arrival, they found a man and a teen providing first aid, which ultimately saved this man’s life.

What happened leading up to the call was worthy of life saving recognition by Interim Chief Clyde Parry and Command Staff.

Terry Daramola, who suffers from Multiple Sclerosis, was floating in the pool with a snorkel as part of the exercise he participates in to keep his muscles moving. During that time, he suffered distress and took in water, sinking to the bottom of the pool.

Augusto “Gus” Cohn, just 16 years old at the time, saw him, dove in to the deep end and pulled him to the surface, where Eduardo Bernal helped pull him on to the pool deck and began performing CPR. At that time, Terry was unresponsive, but after a while he began to expel the water he ingested and began breathing. Terry was transported to the hospital for further treatment and recovered thanks to the quick actions of Gus and Eduardo.

When they came to the Police Department to be recognized, Terry joined them to offer his appreciation as well. It was an emotional reunion as Interim Chief Parry spoke of their heroism saying, “the term hero gets used a lot, and in this case you two are the definition of true heroes, as there is nothing more precious than life, and you restored that for Terry.” An emotional Terry agreed and hugged both of them, thanking them once again for helping him survive. Gus, who is only a High School Junior at Pompano Beach High School, had his proud family join him for this honor. Eduardo spoke of Gus’s great character and how proud he was of his actions that day. In addition, Eduardo encouraged Terry to get back in the water, and offered to assist him face his fear of returning to the exercise that his assisted him with his disability.

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So if God already knows everything, why do we even need to pray?

God existed before there was anything else, has everything under His command, is all powerful and after creation says in the book of Genesis, “Let Us make man in Our image, according to Our likeness;”. God created us to have relationship with Him. Prayer is simply defined as talking to God. Although God knows everything, like any Father, He still likes to hear the request of his children. As a Christian, I believe that the Messiah has already come. His name is Jesus, and while He was with us, He gave us an example of how to pray.

Here is a very modern translation of the Bible which highlights His example for prayer: “Our Father in Heaven, Reveal who You are. Set the world right; Do what’s best— as above, so below. Keep us alive with three square meals. Keep us forgiven with you and forgiving others. Keep us safe from ourselves and the Devil. You’re in charge! You can do anything you want! You’re ablaze in beauty!” (The Message)

Here are 5 things to remember about PRAYER: 1. PROCESS. There really isn’t one. We can pray anywhere, anytime. He recommends praying without ceasing. It is always good to get your head and your heart right before praying. I also recommend to pray for others and not just ourselves.

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2. POWER. Remember who you are praying to. God is all powerful. He created the whole thing. Which means He is the architect of everything. I rejoice in worshipping a God I don’t fully understand all the time. However, I know, based on evidence, that He has the power to do anything.

3. PRIVACY. We know that the Bible tells us that wherever 2 or 3 are gathered in His name, the Lord will be there. But I believe the most effective prayer is private.

Whenever I want intimacy with someone, I want it to be just between me and them.

4. POSTURE. Immediately, you think of the “right” posture during prayer. Prayer comes from your heart, so don’t worry about the position of your body. Instead, be mindful of the posture and condition of your heart.

5.PERSONAL. Make prayer real and not repetitious. No one has conversation where they repeat the same things over and over. It should be no different with God. Talk to Him as a Father or as a friend who sticks closer than a brother. He loves you unconditionally.

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If you’ve never talked to God, try it today. May He richly bless you as you enjoy great conversation with Him. www.CityNewsMagaziNe.CoM

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