Casino @ Dania Beach.....................6B Classified.........................................5B Community Events...........................6A Elite Auction.....................................5A
Hallandale Beach.............................7A Health.........................................1B-2B Lifestyle......................................3B-4B Steib’s / Cohen................................8A
F E B R U A RY 6 , 2 0 2 0 • 1 4 PA G E S • V O L U M E 1 7 • I S S U E 1 9
AVENTURA • BAL HARBOUR • DANIA BEACH • HALLANDALE BEACH • HOLLYWOOD • NORTH MIAMI BEACH • PEMBROKE PINES • PEMBROKE PARK • SURFSIDE • SUNNY ISLES BEACH
The Corona Virus
The Super Bowl Effect!
1918 All Over Again? By Jane M. Orient, M.D.
Clusters of a dozen or so deaths may get nonstop “if-itbleeds-it-leads” press coverage. But the lack of preparedness for the really, really big threats may be met with virtual radio silence—until panic breaks out. The worst, possibly existential, threat is the stealthy, invisible one that multiplies exponentially—in the accurate sense of the term: 400 cases today, 800 tomorrow, then 1600, 3200, 6400, 128000, 256000, 512000, and 1.024 million after only eight doubling times. Biological threats proliferate—until they run out of susceptible victims. In 1918, the great influenza pandemic killed as many people in 11 months as the medieval Black Death did in 4 years. Ultimately, at least 50 million may have perished. Young healthy people, especially young soldiers headed off to the front in World War I, succumbed quickly. To avoid interfering with the war effort, the U.S. government denied and covered up the threat, preventing the implementation of public health measures. Since then, the world has gotten smaller. A virus that jumps the species barrier from animals to humans in a meat market in China can cross the Pacific in hours. And despite the expenditure of $80 billion on a National Corona Virus, Page 6A
By Michael Rideman
mold. Even in some nonallergic individuals, mold can cause symptoms of irritation in the eyes, skin, and airways. For
The Super Bowl, drum roll please, after ten trial formulas in South Florida, after five times in the present stadium, (XXIII,XXIX,XXXIII,XLI, and, XLIV), after five previous stadium names before the sixth name, famously known now as the Hard Rock Stadium, the Super Bowl, in a delicious way, kind of like the omni present Everlasting Gobstopper, actually became a reality in South Florida again. Back in 1968 we got a taste of it. In 2010 we got teased by the multiple flavors of it, and now that we know it’s ensemble of jubilant economic growth effects on our local economy from LIV, we are chewing on ideas for how to keep it coming back. Now that it is back in the rotation, as they call it, we don’t want it to ever end. Our thanks to all of you involved and associated with the Super Bowl stadium “Rain Maker”, Mr. Stephen Ross for deciding to move forward without public funding, for submitting the application on time, and for agreeing to the NFL stadium improvement requirements,(at a cost of around 400 million dollars or so to make it a multi-purpose stadium). We like the “Rain Gobstopper Canopy”. Thanks for keeping your word to make all the qualifying stadium frills, comforts, and other improvements to the stadium that mutually benefit the surrounding areas and the roadways. You most likely knew the prestige, civic pride, and the economic boom would be worth the investment and in the end zone, provide benefits to the surrounding communities. Looks like it paid off with lasting dividends! By the way, we knew it would too. That’s one of the many reasons we have remained living lavida loca here, moved here and invested here. This is South Florida after all! We think outside the bowl also!! There are many ways anyone might look at the many effects of having the Super Bowl here. They can size it up one way or another, or see it as various degrees of prosperity in many ways. Some could say the Super Bowl being here enhanced the already esthetic environment and local economy. Some might even say it’s a marvel, the entire Super Bowl Experience that is, before during and after. Carnivals and all. You can even call it an afro-
Serious, Page 2B
Super Bowl, Page 3A
Plant-based Festival To Be Held February 9th At Gulfstream Park We all want to live a long and healthier life, right? If you haven’t already started this journey, now is your time. And, if you already are on track, you have an opportunity to enrich your trip. So, get your taste buds ready! With more vendors and more flavor than before, the 2nd Annual PlantBased Festival will be held at Gulfstream Park Village, South Florida’s premier entertainment destination, on Sunday, Feb. 9 from 11:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m. The event will showcase the latest in food, drink and plant-based goods coming to The Village Center. The festival, located in the Gulfstream Park Village shopping area, will feature a main stage for presenters, music, giveaways from merchants, 60+ plant-based vendors, and con-
tests for the kids. The event is family-friendly and free to attend. The 2nd Annual Plant-Based Festival might be the gamechanger that points you in the right direction for your health. “It will be a day of food, drink and fashion that can direct people to live happy, fulfilled lives while making positive contributions to the community,” says Alex Schreer, Director of Experiential Marketing for Madison Marquette who represents Gulfstream Park Village. The Village Center at Gulfstream Park will be transformed into a village of food trucks, consumer goods, and some surprises still in the works. Food vendors will be serving unique, delicious organic food. Eco-products and plant-based clothing, as well as oils, soaps,
plants, and hemp products will be available. Healthy drinks will be accessible at several sites. Speakers including Aventura Hospital’s Nutrition and Diabetes Educator Michelle Larea and Commissioner Lima-Taub will be discussing why plant-based diets and lifestyles are positive for human health and the Earth. Also, Flaviah Campos, an Integrated Health Coach who is certified in Plant-Based Nutrition, will be discussing healing through a healthy diet and lifestyle. Attendees should come ready for fun and ready to eat by bringing their own reusable water bottle, cup or cutlery to cut down on waste. Alternatives will be availPlant-based, Page 4A
A Nagging Cough Can Be Serious? 1st Priority Restoration Can Help, (1-800-617-1112) With the Corona Virus in the headlines a nagging cough can make you think twice about your health. That cough can be be caused from exposure to damp and moldy environments which can lead to a variety of health effects, a nagging cough or sneezing over and over. Some people are sensitive to molds. For these people, molds can cause nasal stuffiness, throat irritation, coughing or wheezing, eye irritation, or, in some cases, skin irritation. People with mold allergies may have more severe reactions. People with chronic lung illnesses may get serious infections in their lungs when they are exposed to mold. Ever wonder why you or your children wake up coughing and sneezing on a regular basis? The CDC may have the answer. According to the CDC (Centers
With the Corona Virus in the headlines a nagging cough can make you think twice about your health.
For Disease Control) in 2004 the Institute of Medicine (IOM) found there was sufficient evidence to link indoor exposure to mold with upper respiratory tract symptoms, coughing, and wheezing in
Make Valentine’s Day Special With Designer Fragrances, 3B
otherwise healthy people and in individuals susceptible with compromised immune conditions. Mold or mold spores may cause asthma attacks in people who have asthma and are allergic to
Grand Klezmer Concert Will Delight South Florida, 5B
Kodner Galleries Antiques and Much More, 2A
Page 2A southfloridasun.net • facebook.com/sfsuntimes • sfsuntimes@aol.com • (954) 458-0635 • Thursday, February 6, 2020
A-SECTION
A-SECTION Super Bowl From Page 1A diasiac of sorts if you want too, a break from reality from the work week. It was and continues to be a natural uplifting experience. Well maybe. It was a gamble to some, metaphorically speaking of course. Anyway anyone looks at it, it synonymously meets the definition of fun and it creates a fantasy come true type of atmosphere. The Super Bowl is a game changer for our local economy any way you think or feel about it. Is going to the Super Bowl like going to the beach? That’s a good question. Ask anyone who lives or is staying in a beach front hotel or condo while they are in town for the big event. Ask the guests and even ask the residents that own condos and houses on or away from the beach’s. Ask who is happier and feeling that, “Super Bowl feeling”. Would you feel like you went to the Super Bowl if you got paid around 40K to let someone rent your condo for three days? That’s another interesting question. Yes 40K. Some condos are renting for upwards of “40K” for a few days stay. Hotel rooms are averaging around five hundred dollars a night. Parking is a different subject altogether. Some locals are making good money renting out their houses and rooms to Super Bowl fans. I heard from local home owner Kiel that the price was like $2000.00 per week for some areas and as you read above, as high or higher than 40 Large for three whole days!!! It’s like they were in the right place at the right time, as they say. Ah, “wisdom”, as Lenore says, (paraphrasing), *the wisdom learned from living in and traveling to happening places such as South Florida for the Super Bowl, can be captivating, (*captivating: . capable of attracting and holding interest; charming). Some adventures are worth it, no matter what the price. The Super Bowl in South Florida seems to fit into that category, the ,“You only live once” category. While you are here for the football festivity’s and are at the beach walking and shopping in the board walk shops or enjoying any of the attractions and South Florida sights, think about this..., you probably already do think about how, for a business, selling at full price is like being on the proverbial “Cloud 9”. There is a Super Bowl spending and investing effect that people talk about. Some of the effects are that shoppers are willing to pay full price and this makes the business community happy. It gives butterflies just thinking about it. It’s like being on Cloud 9. Is Cloud 9 “The Cloud”? Search the web key words, Super Bowl or happy counties, towns cities, citizens and businesses. You’ll see for your self. The Super Bowl spending effect mirrors that of going to the amusement parks in Orlando on vacation. You know this, of course. Fun equals full price at the shops and
southfloridasun.net • facebook.com/sfsuntimes • sfsuntimes@aol.com • (954) 458-0635 • Thursday, February 6, 2020 Page 3A
vendors, full hotel rooms, and full belly’s from local restaurants. Thank goodness the restaurants have fixed menu prices. Our advertisers get to enjoy the influx of patrons to their shops and restaurants from the Super Bowl fans. You should give them all a try. That will be a win win!! Speaking of great restaurants like those advertised in the South Florida Sun Times, I hope we get a Boketto restaurant like they have opening this February 25th, in Wynwood / Miami and in New York City! (Hint to the local owners, Bruce and Andres). Boketto serves Asian Street Fare inspired menu items. Boketto is for consumers seeking an elevated alternative to casual dining, the concept offers Asian-inspired, bowl-based cuisine, and creative shareables. Fits right in with the Super Bowl ambience and our celebrated up and coming South Florida international community. Getting back to Super Bowl business and Super Bowl Effects, it’s easy to summize that we are more naturally inclined to, “let loose with our money”, or prone to rationalize that it’s worth it to splurge sometimes, at certain times and in certain places. That’s what we work for, it goes without saying that we can’t take it, (the big “it”),with us! So, we don’t begrudge those providing us the fun, making their money. They earn it just like us. Kind of makes sense/cents in a way. Tourism is the sound of music to many’s ears and pockets, and the Super Bowl is the biggest draw, even better than holidays like Mother’s Day and Fourth Of July, fireworks over the beach and all. My friend Andy says the Super Bowl is the biggest draw, the Chi Ching for South Florida’s local and tourism related businesses along the Dania Beach, Hallandale Beach, Hollywood, Sunny Isles Beach, Surfside, Bal Harbor A1A Horizon of Hotels. Andy should know. He measured it in ice cream sales when he had his cream shop in the Hollywood Beach Hotel during the 2010 Super Bowl. He’s in the real estate financing, mortgage, and property investment business now, but his measurement of choice is still ice cream. East of the stadium are the beaches with magnificent ocean front and intracoastal living, with nice views. The area is very luxurious, to say the least, but how smart were the people and businesses in spectacular Aventura, North Miami Beach, Pembroke Park and Pembroke Pines to locate so close to the stadium? How fortunate are they that the stadium is so close, convenient and cool to drive by? The stadium itself is exciting and inspiring all on its own. The stadium has sports and other events throughout the year
that helps drive local commerce. It’s a work of art, architecture and engineering. The landscaping is picturesque. Local people, we salute you, great thinking, locating in such close proximity to where world
place on Wednesday, January 29, 2020, at O.B. Johnson Park, 1000 NW 8th Avenue, Hallandale Beach, Florida. The purpose of this event was to empower youth, improve community and police rela-
autographs with some of their favorite celebrities and sports superstars before the game during the autograph session. Some attendees also won prizes and special giveaways at the event. Philanthropy
Practitioner. Coach Cainon Lamb AKA Lamb Ditty. Listen to his music. Coach Lamb says he puts his helpful influence in all his music. Just being a Coach at the Celebrity Charity
1A: Anyway anyone looks at it, it synonymously meets the definition of fun and it creates a fantasy come true type of atmosphere. The Super Bowl is a game changer for our local economy any way you think or feel about it. The benefits of such a worldwide event are much more than financial for the community. Interior: NFL Player and Hometown hero John Battle, IV in partnership with the City of Hallandale Beach Parks and Recreation Department and Hallandale Beach Police Athletic League hosted the Celebrity Charity Basketball Game, during Super Bowl weekend. Each team featured current NFL players including pro bowler DJ Chark, Russell Gage, John Franklin, Grant Delpit, and Miami’s own Carlton Davis. Guests also included rapper A1 Rico, entertainer 24 Heavy and rapper T.P. Miller 305. class events occur regularly. Ask anyone what they are doing or where they are celebrating New Years Eve and the Super Bowl and they will most likely know in advance where and what they are doing to celebrate. The Super Bowl Effect, however is second to none when it comes to over all effects The, “Super Bowl Effect,” here in sunny South Florida, tops them all. Check with Andy if you don’t believe me. “The Super Bowl Effect Charity Style”!!! “That Super Bowl Feeling”, was also in the air Charity Style at the John Battle IV’s Celebrity Basket Ball Game. NFL Player and Hometown hero John Battle, IV in partnership with the City of Hallandale Beach Parks and Recreation Department and Hallandale Beach Police Athletic League hosted the Celebrity Charity Basketball Game, during Super Bowl weekend. The Celebrity Charity Basketball Game took
tions and raise funds to provide resources to student athletes while giving the fans an opportunity to see some of their favorite celebrities play ball before the big game. All proceeds from the game will benefit the Police Athletic League (PAL) of Hallandale Beach, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and Hallandale High School Athletics Department. The teams were coached by record executive and Rapper Uncle Luke and Multi-Platinum Grammy-Nominated Super Producer for Beyoncé Cainon Lamb AKA Lamb Litty, Missy Elliott, Monica, Keyshia Cole, Jazmine Sullivan and Mary J. Blige. Each team will feature current NFL players including pro bowler DJ Chark, Russell Gage, John Franklin, Grant Delpit, and Miami’s own Carlton Davis. Confirmed and invited guests included rapper A1 Rico, entertainer 24 Heavy and rapper T.P. Miller 305. There were opportunities for attendees to capture photos and receive
Agent Angel Williams MPA, West Park Vice Mayor Brian C. Johnson, John Battle III, Herman Lovett, (Head Football Coach at Hallandale High), Hallandale High School students and many others also attended. Angel Williams told me that seeing the kids smiles and on their journeys to fulfill their dreams fulfilled her dream. Coach Lovett said, “Great Event”, Coach John Franklin agreed. West Park Vice Mayor Brian C. Johnson paid for five kids he just met coincidentally outside the arena, to get in to the Celebrity Charity Basketball Game. Rakeem Nathan NuñezRoches said meeting and getting to know John Battle IV was reason enough to come play Basketball at the event. Ty Nuñez-Roches, Rakeem’s wife and sole mate talked about pragmatism as it relates to life marriage and the event, She was in the Air Force. She works in Nursing care while studying to be a Nurse
Basketball Game says to us what’s he’s all about. Dad, John Battle III told me how he reenforces IV’s Leadership and other survival skills. No wonder IV did phenomenal being his own event MC. Hallandale High School students, Emmanuel Morency, Mark Anderson, Kentrell Hardemon-Pace, Natrone Baptiste, Chardley Benjamin, Hezekiah Dunn, Collaboratively said, (Paraphrasing), The approximately 400 attendees were all “Roll Models”. They came out to help and support (John Battle IV), with his Celebrity Charity Basketball Game. The role models of excellence had a great time with the players and they got an opportunity to network. They also received inspiration from the players and their accomplishments which will allow them to strive to be great! In hopes of them one day hosting their own event for the community. Watch for more about these inspirational leaders in my future articles.
A-SECTION
Page 4A southfloridasun.net • facebook.com/sfsuntimes • sfsuntimes@aol.com • (954) 458-0635 • Thursday, February 6, 2020
Plant-based From Page 1A able, but every little bit helps! Inspired by the City’s Plastic Straw Ban, Gulfstream Park Village will be giving away multicolor stainless-steel reusable straws to the first 500 attendees. Why an emphasis on Plant-based living? According to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) International Medicine in 2016, high animal protein intake was positively associated with cardiovascular mortality, whereas high plant-based protein intake had just the opposite effect, especially among individuals with at least one lifestyle risk factor. Many studies since then have shown that modification in a diet that reduces red meat shows a marked decrease in cardiovascular incidents, resulting in an increase in longev-
ity. As far as the environmental impact of a meat-based society, the Hippocrates Institute, named in honor of the ancient Greek physician who recorded the first medical case studies, printed a report back in 2012 stating that “Greenhouse gases attributed to livestock are more than double that of transportation emissions.” The report also noted that livestock are fed 35% of the world’s grains, while large pockets of the world go hungry. And that was back in 2012. There are countless books and a myriad of literature avail-
able online to know more about plant-based living and the positive effects of vegan diets; you can start with the International Vegan Association website. There also are many podcasts and software avenues that educate and assist in resources and competitive pricing for vegan foods and plant-based products. But, as a real starter, you can begin face-to-face with experts, information and resources right at your fingertips on February 9th at Gulfstream Park Village. Join your friends and neighbors on a day that may impact your life,
but most importantly, improve your health. When: Sunday, Feb. 9 from 11:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Where: Gulfstream Park Village 901 S. Federal Hwy, Hallandale Beach, FL 33009 - just two miles east of I-95. 954-454-7000 Cost: Free to attend About Gulfstream Park Gulfstream Park is South Florida’s premier entertainment, dining and restaurant destination, located between Miami and Fort Lauderdale, anchored by the
legendary Gulfstream Park racetrack. Gulfstream Park not only offers world-class Thoroughbred horse racing, but is also home to a casino and family-friendly venues including over 15 restaurants, outdoor cafes, art galleries, fashion retailers, state-ofthe-art bowling alley, and a renowned selection of signature home stores. With free parking and over 5,000 parking spaces, Gulfstream Park is also home to large-scale seasonal entertainment concepts including festivals, theatrical offerings, and carnivals making it the ultimate family destination. Gulfstream Park is located at 901 South Federal Highway in Hallandale Beach, Florida, just two miles east of I-95. Valet service and complimentary self-parking are available. Gulfstream Park is open seven days a week. For hours, schedules, upcoming events and additional information, visit www.gulfstream park.com or call 954-454-7000.
A-SECTION
southfloridasun.net • facebook.com/sfsuntimes • sfsuntimes@aol.com • (954) 458-0635 • Thursday, February 6, 2020 Page 5A
A-SECTION
Page 6A southfloridasun.net • facebook.com/sfsuntimes • sfsuntimes@aol.com • (954) 458-0635 • Thursday, February 6, 2020
Corona Virus From Page 1A Biologic Defense, the U.S. is arguably no better prepared than it was in 1918, stated Steven Hatfill, M.D., and coauthors in their new book Three Seconds until Midnight. As in 1918, we lack a vaccine or wonder drugs, but must rely on nonpharmaceutical interven-
tions (NPI), and on public health authorities to track and try to contain the spread of infection. Accurate information is critical. Can we trust governmental authorities to tell the truth? Travel restrictions, quarantine, closing businesses, and cancelling public events have a huge economic and potential political cost. There can also be incentives to exaggerate
the threat, in order to sell poorly tested vaccines or drugs. The 1976 swine flu epidemic was almost a non-event; more people were probably injured or even died from adverse effects of the heavily promoted vaccine. The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the corona virus outbreak a global emergency, cases have been reported in more than a
dozen or so countries. At present, definitive diag- Columbia University China reported only hun- nostic testing is available College of Physicians and dreds of “confirmed” only from the Centers for Surgeons in 1974. She cases—while countless Disease Control and completed an internal additional cases were not Prevention (CDC). medicine residency at tested because of lack of In a severe outbreak, Parkland Memorial diagnostic test kits. people whose job is not Hospital and University of The New England critical may need to stay Arizona Affiliated Hospitals Journal of Medicine writes, home. Those who do not and then became an “Another Decade, Another have a supply of food, Instructor at the University Coronavirus.” This 2019-nCoV virus is the third zoonotic (animal) coronavirus to infect humans in two decades. The SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) and MERS (Middle East respiratory syndrome) were contained. Other coronaviruses cause mild cold-like syndromes. This virus has Infections from the virus skyrocketed this past week, topping occasioned the 11,000 as of last Friday and surpassing the total number of quarantine of entire infections from the nine-month SARS outbreak in less than a cities, for the first month. The World Health Organization has formally declared the time since medieval pneumonia-like virus a global health emergency. times. This could not be done other than in essential medications, or of Arizona College of authoritarian China, states other needed supplies Medicine and a staff phyvirologist Steven Hatfill, would likely end up in a sician at the Tucson but even there it is unlikely frantic crowd. Personal Veterans Administration to be effective - especially protective gear, for people Hospital. She has been in if 5 million people had left who need to be in contact solo private practice since before the order was with the public or care for 1981 and has served as implemented. a sick family member, is Executive Director of the The People’s Liberation already out of stock in Association of American Army has sent 450 medical medical supply houses. Physicians and Surgeons personnel to Wuhan to This includes gloves, wrap- (AAPS) since 1989. She is help out at local hospitals, around eye protection, and currently president of which are crammed with N-95 protective masks— Doctors for Disaster patients lying in packed regular surgical masks are Preparedness. She is the corridors. Construction probably of little help. author of YOUR Doctor Is workers are reportedly tryPanic is never helpful; Not In: Healthy Skepticism ing to build a 1,000-bed staying calm is always about National Healthcare, hospital in Wuhan in five good advice. But failure to and the second through days. The U.S. and other heed previous warnings of fifth editions of Sapira’s Art nations are evacuating the need for robust dis- and Science of Bedside their citizens from Wuhan. aster planning, and com- Diagnosis published by A report of 41 hospital- placency about medical Wolters Kluwer. She ized patients in Wuhan, technology and govern- authored books for schoolpublished in The Lancet, mental resources, has set children, Professor showed that patients were the stage for a potential Klugimkopf’s Oldrelatively young (median unprecedented disaster. Fashioned English age 49) and fewer than half Individuals need to rec- Grammar and Professor had an underlying illness. ognize that they them- Klugimkopf’s Spelling Only 66% had been selves, and not 911 or the Method, published by exposed to the Huanan emergency room or the Robinson Books, and seafood market, the appar- Federal Emergency coauthored two novels ent source of the infection. Management Agency, may published as Kindle books, One patient (2%) had no hold the key to their fam- Neomorts and Moonshine. fever; all had pneumonia; ily’s and their community’s More than 100 of her 29% had severe respira- survival. Local authorities papers have been pubtory distress syndrome; need to know that they lished in the scientific and and 12% had acute car- may be on their own. popular literature on a varidiac injury. Most cases For now, stock up on ety of subjects including may be very mild, facilitat- supplies; cover those risk assessment, natural ing more rapid spread. coughs and sneezes; wash and technological hazards The corona virus is hands frequently for at and nonhazards, and transmitted by droplets least 20 seconds; avoid medical economics and coming into contact with crowds; and stay aware, as ethics. She is the editor of mucous membranes, the situation could change AAPS News, the Doctors including the eye. It can rapidly. for Disaster Preparedness persist on surfaces for Jane M. Orient, M.D. Newsletter, and Civil days. People without fever obtained her undergradu- Defense Perspectives, and or symptoms can transmit ate degrees in chemistry is the managing editor of the illness during the incu- and mathematics from the the Journal of American bation period, which might University of Arizona in Physicians and Surgeons. be as long as two weeks. Tucson, and her M.D. from
COMMUNITY
EVENTS
If you would like to submit an announcement for our “Community Events” listing in the print and digital edition, please call our office at: (954) 458-0635 or via e-mail: SFSUNTIMES @aol.com. The cost per week is: $25.00 for approximately 5 lines. For a complete listing of all Community Events, please check out our web-site at: southfloridasuntimes.com. • Huge Garage Sale Everything must go. Sunday February 9,2020. 612 SW 4th CT Hallandale Beach FL 33009. 9AM ???. • Hallandale Symphonic Pops Orchestra - Gershwin & Jazz Vocals March 10th, 7:30pm. The performances will be held at the Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center 1770 Monroe St. Hollywood. For Tickets call (954) 6246829. • Scholarships Available For Hallandale Beach residents, graduating high school seniors - www.hall andalescholarshipfund.org. • Jewish Social Club for retirees and seniors - back by popular demand! The Café Chai Winter Series will take place every month from now through April, on the first Thursday. Exact
dates are: Feb 6, Mar 5 and Apr 2. It will begin at 12:30 PM at the Hallandale Cultural Community Center – 410 SE 3rd St. Admission is free, donations are welcome. Reservations required, email reserve@unit edjewishgenerations.com or call 305-770-4540. • Annual Carnival March 5th thru March 8th - Mark your calendar for the hottest spring event in Hollywood, Little Flower Catholic Church & School’s 20th Annual Carnival, including Midway carnival rides for all ages, carnival games and prizes, auction tent, raffle, live entertainment and delicious international food court and bar. Free admission. Session ride bracelets and ticket sheets for sale on-site. Little Flower Catholic Church, 1805 Pierce Street, Hollywood, FL 33020, (954) 922-3517.
A-SECTION
southfloridasun.net • facebook.com/sfsuntimes • sfsuntimes@aol.com • (954) 458-0635 • Thursday, February 6, 2020 Page 7A
Citizen Government & Future Leaders By Hallandale Beach Mayor Joy Cooper
It was brought to my attention that in my last column there were two errors. The Hallandale Beach POPS Concert will be held on MARCH 10Th not in February and tickets are on sale for only $35 not $25. For more information and tickets call 954-6246829. Last Tuesday I had the chance to stop in and greet the “citizen students” at the first class of the Citizens Government Academy. This initiative was brought forward by Vice Mayor Sabrina Javellana. The seven weeks of classes have been created to teach attendees about our municipal government. This first class was an introduction to our commission, administration, attorney and our clerk. In week two finance budgeting and procurement will be reviewed. Week three staff will be review Police and Fire Rescue services. Week four will be all about development services which includes planning and zoning, building permitting and code compliance. Then in week five there will be an overview of our Community Development Agency and Human Services Department. In week six there will be highlights about our parks system, open spaces and our Technology Services. The last week students will have a behind the scenes look at our Department of Public Works and our Human Resources and Risk management. As a public servant I was truly excited to hear about this wonderful program. Understanding about what a city provides helps residents to understand not
just how we function but where your tax dollars go. Many services we provide are taken for granted until the water doesn’t come out of the faucet, the toilet backs up or the trash is not picked up. We are the first call for help. We are often a safety net for the needy. We are a safe place for children to play or Safe haven for those that may be in danger. We protect people from unsafe buildings or unlicensed contractors. During natural disasters we are there with you during the storms and most importantly after. In addition to understanding our government and services it is critical that our residents participate. I want to thank those residents that have signed up for this class. They are taking part and getting involved. This past Thursday Beverly Sanders our Human Services Director retired. She has led the Hepburn Center into a new era. Over the pasts years she has worked to expand and maintain services for our seniors and many needy children. Like the directors before her, Mary Washington and Miriam Collie, she has been a fierce advocate for funding during the past years. This year the services were preserved for many seniors and students. The center is home to social workers that help connect our struggling residents to services including emergency services. They also partner with other agencies for resources and programs. Currently they are providing free tax services for households making less than 55,000 annually. The center also is home to an after-school tutorial program that links the center
to our local schools. The program ensures latch key kids have a place to go after school rather then being home alone, or worse out on the streets. The link to the schools makes sure their homework is getting done and they provide reinforcement to their daily studies.
While we are sad to see her leave the city if fortunate to be able to hire in house which will keep continuity for the center and the many residents that depend on the services we provide. Cora Daise has been officially hired by our City Manager. Director Daise brings with her 12 years’ experience in the department. She also has a long career in the city
since 1988. She has worked in Human Services, the Police Department and was an Administrative Office Assistance in Public Works. Her well rounded background and working knowledge of many city departments brings a wealth of knowledge to maintain the department. Join us in congratulating Ms. Daise. Stop by the Hepburn Center at
Foster and NW 8th Avenue right off of Pembroke Road. In addition to the Hepburn Center there is a Teen Center, computer room, exercise room and indoor basketball. As always, I am available anytime to answer your questions and concerns at office #954-457-1318, on my cell/text 954-632-5700 or email at jcooper@cohb.org.
Page 8A southfloridasun.net • facebook.com/sfsuntimes • sfsuntimes@aol.com • (954) 458-0635 • Thursday, February 6, 2020
A-SECTION
SOUTH FLORIDA SUN TIMES
southfloridasun.net • facebook.com/sfsuntimes • sfsuntimes@aol.com • (954) 458-0635 • Thursday, February 6, 2020 Page 1B
HEALTH
Dr. Susan B. Fox, DO RPVI, FSVM is board certified in vascular medicine, phlebology, internal medicine and has been a vein and laser expert for decades. She and her staff are experts in Laser treatments.
What Is New At Fox Vein And Laser Experts? Over the past four years, we have been expanding more and more. We have always focused on veins and vascular health and still do. Yet, in the past four years, we have increased our service options and started offering more procedures and products in our office. We now offer a variety of procedures including lasers, facials, micro-needling and our own private label skin care line and they are all amazing!!!!! Come experience Fox Vein and Laser Experts in the New Year for the New YOU! What kinds of lasers do you offer? We offer laser hair removal using the Gentle Max Pro, what we believe to be the best hair removal laser on the market!!!!! It is an Alex and Yag laser that can be used on all skin colors. This laser uses a cooling spray that helps create a practically painless experience. This same laser can be used to remove, sun-spots, spider and small blue veins and so much more. We can help control acne by heating the skin surface with the laser and performing an acne facial so that we decrease the quantity of bacteria that cause those pesky pimples on your skin. What other lasers do you offer? We offer a lot of other laser procedures!!! We offer Resolve by Picoway which is a rejuvenating laser experience. It is a non-ablative laser that can be used to help fine lines and wrinkles. It helps fade discolorations such as melasma, sunspots, darkening of the skin due to hemosiderin or other causes and can be used on practically any skin color. The Picoway laser is one of the best and fastest lasers on the market to pull out pigment or unwanted discolorations. It is one of the best lasers for tattoo removal but can be used for so much more. We originally bought it to help people with discolorations from their venous insufficiency and have been helping people ever since. What if I don’t have pigment but I have scars? Almost every female in South Florida has had a “boob job” or “tummy tuck”. Whether the surgery was medically necessary or purely cosmetic, we can help refine and lighten the scars that remain. A few sessions going over the scars with the Picoway laser or our Vivace microneedling system helps lighten and refines the incisions overall appearance. What if someone has acne scars, can you help them? Vivace microneedling is amazing!!!!!! We have seen huge improvements in patient’s skin using the micro-needling system. The thought of needles seems scary but it really doesn’t hurt. The Vivace system uses
Radiofrequency and microneedling to help decrease pore size and creates microscopic injury to the skin surface so that it rebuilds collagen and elastin and improves acne scarring. People who have had scars and large pore size their whole lives see amazing benefit with this procedure. We can often combine it with laser procedures or facials and see even more results. However, even the results with just the microneedling in most people is AMAZING!!! Can the Vivace system be used for anything else? Yes!!!!! Vivace is a microneedling system that creates 36 micro-channels in the skin which creates microscopic injury in the skin surface. By doing this, it helps rebuild collagen and elastin in a natural way. At the same time, it uses radiofrequency to help tighten the skin and an LED light to either decrease acne or help with wrinkles depending on the color of the light used. This has a variety of uses from the face to help fine lines and wrinkles and lighten age spots and discolorations to the décolleté, the neck area that most people overlook or forget when trying to decrease the appearance of wrinkles. It can also be used above the knees or on the arms to help tighten the laxity of the skin as we age. It is not a face lift or body lift but creates a gradual improvement that is noticeable. Does micro-needling help with other things? Micro-needling and platelet rich plasma or stem cells have been used to help regrow hair and help with thinning hair and hair loss. This is a newer method to help hair that has thinned or been lost. We see great results in women with hair thinning and loss or traction alopecia from pulling their hair back too tightly. There needs to be hair follicles and takes a series of treatments. We have a system that the patients can use in between their office sessions which compliments the therapy. Do these treatments hurt? Pain is relative laughs Dr Fox. What I think is painless, someone else may feel. While most procedures cause minimal discomfort, we are here to help people who are intolerant to pain. What I tell people is we are not here to cause pain but we do want to create the most pleasant experience with the best results. We do have numbing cream and sometimes even anesthetic injections available if someone is bothered by a procedure. What else are you offering? We offer the Skinwave facial which is a hydrofacial. It is the best hydrofacial you have ever had says Dr Fox. Jamie our aesthetician is amazing! This
machine sucks out your skins impurities and then rehydrates and massages the skin leaving the face glowing for days. Celebrities use it to become red carpet ready. We offer a redcarpet treatment that combines the Vivace micro-needling with the Skinwave facial. The combo helps your skin radiate the healthy, youthful glow that celebrities have. Do you offer other aesthetic services? YES! We have a huge menu of facials and cosmetic services available. We offer everything from microblading to der-
maplaning. There is an entire menu of facials to help discolorations or acne or aging. We offer a variety of services and not just for women. How does Fox Vein and Laser Experts give back to the community? We offer free tattoo removal for the radiation tattoos on people who have undergone cancer treatments. We will help mastectomy scars for patients who have had breast cancer. Also, we offer free tattoo removal for sex trafficking victim’s
tattoos that have caused them to be branded due to their predicament. Fox Vein and Laser Experts also support many local and national charities including Make A Wish, Metavivor and several local schools and sports programs. Call Fox Vein and Laser Experts and start your New Year with the New and improved version of yourself. Like us on social media @foxveinandlaserexperts or call us at 954-965-4922 or visit our web page www.foxveinexperts.com
Picoway has won laser of the year. It is one of the newest and best lasers for skin rejuvenation, skin tightening, spot removal, collagen building and reducing the signs of aging with no pain or down time.
Before and 1 week after laser and Phlebectomies.
What Else Do They Provide? Fox Vein & Laser Experts now has an aesthetician on staff and are one of the first facilities to offer Vivace Microneedling, RF for skin tightening, wrinkle reduction, scar reduction, decrease in stretch marks and more. This can be done before an event to make your skin camera ready and give you that extra lift and glow. It can be combined with PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma). Come try it today and be one of the first to experience this amazing procedure and start looking younger without looking filled or fake. It will rebuild your collagen and elastin and make your skin younger and more beautiful.
HEALTH
Page 2B southfloridasun.net • facebook.com/sfsuntimes • sfsuntimes@aol.com • (954) 458-0635 • Thursday, February 6, 2020
Harmful Mold & Mildew Can Be Controlled By Calling 1st Priority Restoration, You Are Making The Right Choice - (1-800-617-1112) Serious From Page 1A example, the “black mold” Stachybotrys, along with some other types of mold, produces toxins known as mycotoxins that can cause irritation of the skin and airways in susceptible individuals. Sometimes, people may develop severe reactions to mold exposure. Symptoms of severe reactions, which are uncommon, include fever and difficulty breathing. MOLD AND YOUR HOME Mold is found both indoors and outdoors. Mold can enter your home through open doorways, windows, vents, and heating and air conditioning systems. Mold in the air outside can also attach itself to clothing, shoes, bags, and pets can and be carried indoors. Mold will grow in places with a lot of moisture, such as around leaks in roofs, windows, or pipes, or where there has been flooding. Mold grows well on paper products, cardboard, ceiling tiles, and wood products. Mold can also grow in dust, paints, wallpaper, insulation, drywall, carpet, fabric, and upholstery. With all the rain and storms we have been having these past months you can see a pattern of mold growth that will last. From leaks, flooding, and driving rain, mold growth is a certainty in South Florida. If you are concerned you might have a mold or mildew problem it is best to call professionals for a complete evaluation of your home. Your health is your most important asset, so just like you go see a doctor for a test, your home health needs testing as well.
Ever wonder why you and your children wake up coughing and sneezing on a regular basis? The CDC may have the answer. tions, including shortness of breath. At 1st Priority Restoration, this is what they do 365 days a year, and nobody knows how to prevent potential dangers like they do – and by dialing 1-800-617-1112 – you can save financially - as well as with your health! VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION There are some important ways we can prevent the spread of mold, and what you can do to get rid of it. Keep an eye out for hidden leaks: Wet spots on your ceiling, at the baseboards or on the floor are a telltale sign of a leaky pipe or roof. Your homes pipes are behind drywall, which can leave a small leak unnoticed. Mold can grow behind those walls and filter into the air through ducts or pipes. At 1st Priority, they can come in and assess the situation before it gets worse. Did you know that many air conditioners, especially window units, are susceptible to mold growth! They often trap moisture, creating a breeding ground for spores. Bathrooms, kitchens and laundry rooms create a lot of excess heat and humidity, especially here in south Florida – whether it be from a shower, stove or even a dryer. All three of these areas should be
NEVER FOOL AROUND WITH MOLD & MILDEW When it comes to mold and mildew, we cannot take those potential hazards lightly. A mold problem can cause you to experience dizziness, anxiety and depression, and even hallucinations. If you have been experiencing a diminished attention span or problems with your memory, it might be a good idea to have your home inspected for black mold by a mold remediation crew. For people sensitive to mold, inhaling or touching mold spores can cause allergic reactions, including sneezing, runny nose, red eyes, and skin rash. People with serious mold allergies may have more severe reac-
well ventilated. Education is key to anything – and when our health is at stake – knowing that mold spores can lay dormant for years after they are produced and could begin growing at any time is extremely important to know. Because of this, regular cleaning and having 1st Priority Restoration to depend on, will certainly make our lives much easier. EXPERIENCE IS EVERYTHING With decades in the business, 1st Priority Restoration is a reputable company with over 20 employees that are licensed and insured. They have been doing all types of cleaning and water damage restoration for more than a decade. “We use the most efficient cleaning and water removal equipment to make sure that our customers are satisfied with the job we do for them. We try to use nontoxic “Green” safe chemicals for all mildew treatments.” “In all the years that we have been helping customers with water damage, they are pleased with the work that we do. We have never received a single complaint, and that has to speak volumes!” YEAR ROUND SERVICE At 1st Priority Restoration,
being around during hurricane season - to help you rebuild and pick up the pieces after a storm is fine, but what about the other six months? If you have lived in south Florida for any period of time, you already know that the weather is ever changing, and for that reason, the rainy season can happen at any time. It doesn’t have to be a tropical system to cause flooding and everything that goes along with it. Providing a complete cleaning job has become 1st Priority Restoration’s trademark. What continues to separate them from anyone else is they can take care of all of your cleaning and water damage problems - as well as conducting leak and mold detections, and working with your insurance company and adjuster. By calling 1st Priority Restoration, you are getting a business that understands it all and is ready to spring into action 12 months a year. From ceiling repair, drywall replacement, structural damage, roof leaks,
floor repair, furniture cleaning, mold removal and treatments, they have it all covered. 5-YEAR PROTECTION IS WORTH IT! If your bathroom is not something you are proud about, let 1st Priority really clean safely, scrub those tiles and make them look new again. If you have a marble floor, you already know about scratches, but 1st Priority will grind the scratches down, buff and polish to look brand new. The company also installs floors, tile, marble and wood - and stand by every job they do. The 5 Year Protection is something that this company always stands by! CUSTOMERS ARE ALWAYS SATISFIED “If a customer calls and is not completely satisfied with any of the work, the crew will return promptly to your property and will meet your expectations. We strive to make our customers 100% satisfied and have many repeat customers as a result of it.”
Proud member of the Better Business Bureau.
25% OFF MOLD TESTING! 1st PRIORITY RESTORATION
1 -800 -617-1112 CLOSED SATURDAY & JEWISH HOLIDAYS.
Carpet & Tile Cleaning & Marble Polishing It’s like dry cleaning your whole house! See for yourself why everyone is switching to the Dr. Dry Formula: • Cleans Betters • Dries Fast • Friendly Technicians
• Guaranteed Satisfaction • Free Deodorizer • Call Today, Clean Today!
• Open 7 Days • 24-Hour Water Damage Service
Sofa Cleaning Sofa or 2 chairs
Per Room 2 Room Minimum Requested Basic Steam Clean Additional Per Sq. Ft. Expires 02/29/20
Basic Steam Clean Haitian Cotton & other special fabrics priced separately Expires 02/29/20
FREE Pick-Up & Delivery Expires 02/29/20
Tile & Grout Cleaning Se Habla Español Licensed & Insured
5 Year Warranty Terrazo • Marble
10% OFF Senior Citizen Discount
FREE Demo Cleanings! Must see it to believe it!
Drapery & Oriental Rug Cleaning Expires 02/29/20
MIAMI (305) 770-4546 • PALM BEACH (561) 883-5966 BROWARD (954) 922-0005 • TOLL FREE 1-800-617-1112
SOUTH FLORIDA SUN TIMES
southfloridasun.net • facebook.com/sfsuntimes • sfsuntimes@aol.com • (954) 458-0635 • Thursday, February 6, 2020 Page 3B
LIFESTYLE Owner Jacqueline Kels
Make Valentine’s Day Special With Designer Eyewear & Trendy Fragrances Love will be in the air this Valentine’s Day - so being ready is a great thing! Over the next week, and February 14th coming closer, there is one place you have to make a stop at - to look around and get gift-giving ideas. Brand International Perfumes has gotten into the romantic spirit, they are extending savings right through Feb. 14 on fragrances and fashion eyewear for all! When it comes to trendy fragrances and fashion eyewear, nobody has the selection and quality that Brand International Perfume in Hallandale Beach does. From the time you walk in, you are greeted by the most knowledgeable and friendly team that Jaqueline Kels has put together. As the malls and shopping centers will be packed with those getting a jump on finding that unique gift, Brand International Perfume has certainly earned a positive reputation for being the place to go for gifts for every member of the family. And, you can guarantee that there will be plenty of convenient parking. What Valentine’s Day is all about to everyone who celebrates this romantic day is a festive occasion - where dinners, cards, sweets, jewelry, perfumes
and much more is celebrated. On this day, more money is spent on sweets, fragrances and greeting cards than on any other day. The friendly staff will help you find the perfect fragrance or gift set for your loved one, and while your shopping they will assist you with finding a fragrance for yourself as well. We all know that finding that new signature scent or a gift for the special people in your life can be a challenge, so why not take all the guesswork out of it, and let the professionals help you. This Valentine’s sale will have you smelling great. The fragrance experts at Brand International can help you find that scent that defines you, all at huge discounts. Plus while you are at Brand International selecting your perfect scent check out the fabulous designer eyewear and sunglasses, you’ll be ready for the fashion season and looking great as well. They will even gift wrap your purchase! You may also be interested in out-of-stock, or hard to find fragrances from your favorite designers. At Brand International Perfume this month they will be hard at work to bring you big savings, owner Jaqueline Kels and her knowledgeable staff are
making it easier than ever to shop for your special scent. Owner Jaqueline Kels and her staff have quite a selection of fashion eyewear in the latest styles. When it comes to frames - everyone is searching for that perfect look that fits our personality. Maybe you saw someone wearing a style that you felt would look great on you - or flipping through a magazine - that pair of glasses happened to be just what you were looking for. Come by and Jaqueline will help you with your selection. “What we want to give our customers is a great selection at lower prices and something that everyone will notice,” Jaqueline explained. “Your eyes are so important and we make it easier than ever for you to come in, bring your prescription and we will find the perfect frame and will have you looking and feeling great about yourself.” You don’t need to be a fashion expert to find eyeglass frames that look great on you. From designer brand name sunglasses to those frames that everyone is talking about, Brand International has it all - and there is really no reason to waste your gas and drive all over south Florida. Among the trendy frames
that everyone is wearing these days - include Vera Wang, Prada, Chanel, Dolce, Burberry, Oakley, Ray-Ban, Dior, Tiffany, Versace and many more. So with the vast selection of trendy eyewear, and thousands of brand name perfumes, the staff will be able to help you find exactly what you are looking for. When it comes to having the best deals, with savings on perfume sets to designer brand name sunglasses, there is really no reason to drive all over. With the guidance from her late husband, Elliot, Jacqueline has put her own signature into this very popular business, creating a vision that both had some years ago. A Large Selection Brand International Perfume prides itself on getting anything the customer wants. If it is still out there, if it is still being made, Jacqueline will get it. Even if it’s not being made and very hard to find, she probably has it. Living by Elliot’s motto: “If you can’t
find it, we may have it.” this is certainly a destination that shoppers head to. The Lowest Prices Around It’s not often that you can purchase quality fragrances at such discounted prices. At Brand International Perfume, high-end items that go from $150, $200, $300 retail - such as Creed, Flower Bomb by Victor & Rolf are not found in most discount perfume shops, but Jacqueline carries them at significant discounts, along with the other big names - such as Dolce & Gabbana and Thierry Mughler’s to name a few brands. Brand International Perfume’s customer service is second to none. Come on by and check out top names such as: Maison Francis, Kurkdjian Paris, Amouage, Montale and Juliette Has A Gun to name a few. They are open 7 days, with over two decades of experience Jacqueline and her staff can fit your style and your budget.
Brand International Perfume is located at 121 NE 3rd Street in Hallandale Beach Fl. If you don’t have time to stop by the store, give Jacqueline a call at (954) 457-1969. OUT OF STATE: 1-800-689-1969. Chances are, you will find your favorite fragrance at a tremendous savings. WE SHIP UPS ALL OVER THE USA!
LIFESTYLE
Page 4B southfloridasun.net • facebook.com/sfsuntimes • sfsuntimes@aol.com • (954) 458-0635 • Thursday, February 6, 2020
Grand Klezmer Concert Michael Winograd and the Honorabl Mentshn Klezmer Band will delight South Florida with authentic Klezmer music! Klezmer Music is one of the world’s greatest treasures. It is the traditional celebratory music
of the Eastern European Jewish diaspora. By the 1880s, Klezmer arrived in the United States with the wave of Jewish immigration around the turn of the century. It is a genre of music that is unparalleled.
After rocking the house last year, Michael Winograd & the Honorable Mentshn Klezmer Band will G-d willing thrill the audience with authentic Klezmer Music including a special segment of the greatest Klezmer
hits from the 1950s. “We want everyone to be able to enjoy this beautiful music and we therefore offer tickets at a price you can’t refuse,” says Rabbi Menachem Smith, director of United Jewish Generations. This band of expert Klezmerists is the brainchild of Brooklyn clarinet virtuoso, Michael Winograd. Winograd, a graduate of New England Conservatory of Music, has been playing Klezmer since childhood. He co-founded Yiddish New York in 2015, and serves as the artistic director of KlezKanada, a world famous hub for Klezmer and Yiddish education and cultural transmission. Michael is internationally renowned and has played alongside other top Klezmerists such as Alicia Svigals and Itzhak Perlman. If you enjoy Klezmer music, this is the show of the year! The performance will take place at the North Miami Beach Julius Littman Performing Arts Theatre on Sunday, February 9, 2020 at 2PM. Tickets are priced from $10 and up. Tickets can be purchased online at
www.UnitedJewishGenerations.c om/Klezmer and at the following stores (Cash Only): Torah Treasures in Miami Beach, Pilot in Sunny Isles Beach and Aspaclaria Judaica in Aventura. (Aspaclaria ticket sales are from 10 AM – 1 PM only.) This show has been made possible with the support of the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs, the Cultural Affairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayor, the Board of County Commissioners and many other anonymous donors. The Grand Klezmer Concert is a project of United Jewish Generations, a Chabad organization founded 15 years ago by Rabbi Menachem Smith. Their mission is to bring happiness and enjoyment to the Jewish senior citizen population. Attendees are encouraged to buy tickets early, to attain the best seats and also keep in mind that this event has sold out in the past! For more info call (305) 770-4540 or email admin@united jewishgenerations.com.
CanadaFest and Much More: At the ArtsPark in Downtown Hollywood The week ahead is full of family fun at the ArtsPark at Young Circle. Check out these events coming up and make plans to enjoy your week in Downtown Hollywood. 5th Annual “Be Mine” Dog Show Scholarship Fundraiser Saturday, February 8 Bring your prized pooch, your human friends and family for a Valentine’s celebration full of furfriendly fun. The 5th Annual “BE MINE” Dog Show will be held on Saturday, February 8th from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Stan Goldman “Hollywoof” Dog Park at 800 Knights Road in Hollywood. Dogs will compete in categories such as: Best Trick, Best Dress/Look-A-Like, Most Obedient, Best Talent and more. The free family event will have raffle prizes, vendors and a silent auction with proceeds to benefit the Hollywood Council of Civic
Associations’ Pete Brewer Scholarship Fund for graduating Hollywood high school seniors. There is an entry fee of $5.00 per dog, per category and proof of current vaccinations is required. Donations, vendors and volunteers are still needed. To volunteer or for more information on the event, please visit hccacentral.org, call 954.662. 3612 or visit the Facebook page: Be Mine Annual Dog Show. CanadaFest Friday, February 7 through Sunday, February 9 Canadafest, the popular musical festival and trade show is taking place this weekend at the ArtsPark at Young Circle in downtown Hollywood. Festivities kick off at 7:00 p.m. on Friday evening and continue from 10:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. on Saturday and 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Sunday. Attendees can enjoy an
impressive list of performers and artists and discover the Canadian culture through music and dance. For more information, call 954.921.3500. Hollywood Historical Society Lecture Series - The Story of Liberia Sunday, February 9 The Hollywood Historical Society will present a free lecture on the story of Liberia and its role in Hollywood Florida’s history with speaker Earl Garnet Beneby. The lecture will take place on Sunday, February 9th from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Stirling Road Branch Library at 3151 Stirling Road. the lecture is free, however donations are welcome. Full Moon Drum Circle Monday, February 10 Bring your percussion instrument to join in the Full Moon Drum Circle at ArtsPark at Young
Circle in Downtown Hollywood on Monday, February 10th from 7 to 9 p.m. All skill levels are welcome to participate in this free, guided drum circle in the ArtsPark Palm Court area on the west side of the park at US-1 and Hollywood Boulevard. Native Plant Sale at Anne Kolb Nature Center Saturday, February 15 Be seen being green at the Florida native plant sale this weekend at the Anne Kolb Nature Center. Native plants will be available for purchase and experts will be on-hand to offer gardening tips. Native plants are adapted to South Florida and require little or no pesticides or fertilizers to thrive. These plants are also more resistant to insects and disease and are an essential to many native species of birds and butterflies! The sale runs from 9:00-noon on Saturday.
Downtown Hollywood ArtWalk Saturday, February 15 Do some shopping, grab a bite to eat, or pop into an art gallery while enjoying art, cultural entertainment, live music and the murals at the Downtown Hollywood ArtWalk from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. A FREE Guided Mural Tour begins at 6 p.m. at the Visitor Center Information Booth at the corner of 20th Avenue and Hollywood Boulevard. Learn the stories behind the art and artists! The Downtown Hollywood Artisan Market at ArtWalk on Harrison Street between 20th and 21st Avenue, features popup shops, and showcases. At 8 p.m. artist Daniel Pontet, accompanied by Jeff Lee of Resurrection Drums, entertains the crowds at 2001 Van Buren Street. For info, contact the Hollywood CRA at 954.924.2980 or visit www.FloridasHollywood .org/ArtWalk.
CLASSIFIED LEGAL NOTICE
southfloridasun.net • facebook.com/sfsuntimes • sfsuntimes@aol.com • (954) 458-0635 • Thursday, February 6, 2020 Page 5B
APARTMENT FOR SALE
APARTMENT FOR SALE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
APARTMENT FOR SALE
APARTMENT FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
SERVICE DIRECTORY
SERVICE DIRECTORY JOBS WANTED / SITUATION WANTED
APARTMENT FOR RENT
APARTMENT FOR SALE
WANTED
JOBS WANTED / SITUATION WANTED
JOBS WANTED / SITUATION WANTED
WANTED
APARTMENT FOR SALE
CLASSIFIED
To place your Classified Listing in our print and digital publications, please call (954) 458-0635, or email suntimesgraphics@aol.com. The deadline to place your ad is 5pm every Tuesday.
APARTMENT FOR SALE
APARTMENT FOR SALE
APARTMENT FOR SALE
Page 6B southfloridasun.net • facebook.com/sfsuntimes • sfsuntimes@aol.com • (954) 458-0635 • Thursday, February 6, 2020
BACK PAGE