From November until the end of May, filling hotel rooms, restaurants and businesses along Hollywood Beach has never been a problem. The rest of the year, this is an area that has to be creative.
LIFE AT THE BEACH Hollywood Beach businesses get creative during the summer months with lower prices and daily specials
Larry Blustein
HOLLYWOOD BEACH – From November until the end of May, filling hotel rooms, restaurants and businesses along Hollywood Beach has never been a problem. The rest of the year, this is an area that has to be creative. While snow is falling in so many other parts of the country, attracting visitors will never be a problem. But when those summer months arrive, the competition is fierce and very competitive. Those destinations along the eastern seaboard and into Canada that are so appeal–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– BLUSTEIN, Page 10A
FDOT, City of Hollywood working to beautify US-441 The corridor is home to retail shops, restaurants, automotive dealerships and many other businesses By Jaime Hernandez Public Relations Coordinator
HOLLYWOOD The US-441/State Road 7 corridor has been one of the City of Hollywood’s most important residential and commercial districts for decades. The corridor is home to retail shops, restaurants, automotive dealerships and many other businesses, and thousands of Hollywood residents live in the area. US441/State Road 7 is accessed every day by individuals heading to work along the
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has been conducting a comprehensive roadway improvement project along the US441/State Road 7 corridor for some time. corridor or elsewhere in Hollywood, and local businesses depend on this thoroughfare for commerce. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– HOLLYWOOD, Page 8A
KODNER GALLERIES Kodner Galleries has become a 4th generation auction business with over 90 years of experience in buying, selling, appraising and consigning for sale antiques, fine household contents, works of art and diamond. For more, see Page 2A.
While snow is falling in so many other parts of the country, attracting visitors will never be a problem. But when those summer months arrive, the competition is fierce and very competitive.
LEVITT-WEINSTEIN MEMORIAL CHAPELS & CEMETERIES Beth David Memorial Gardens is growing to meet the needs of our community. Not only are they expanding their Private Family Estates, which allows the opportunity for the families to personalize and “build to suite “their individual desires. In addition, a new monument section is also being developed to assure those –––––––––––––––––– MEMORIAL, 6A
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HALLANDALE BEACH The City Commission annually recognizes individuals, groups, committees and organizations that have promoted unity and harmony within the Hallandale Beach Community by the presentation of the MLK Humanitarian Award. Page 1D.
Mark Ginsberg- Funeral Chapel Manager, Shari Bradley- Assistant Sales Manager,LMC and Marketing Director Marc Rubin- Area Sales Director.
ANTIQUE SUPERMARKET Antiques Supermarket buys and sells antiques, and offers appraisal and restoration services for antique furniture, art, lamps, and lighting. They sell South American and European antiques dating back to the 19th century. For more, 1B.
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‘AROUND THE CITY OF CHOICE’ Huge election season has area voters ready to make that important decision Mayor Joy Cooper HALLANDALE BEACH - Election season is in full swing with the primary election in only 13 days. August 14 all registered voters should be ready to go to the polls. Many voters should have received their new voter registrations in the mail with the respective polling site listed. These locations have changed this year, so please make sure you are familiar with the new locations. Make sure you have photo ID. Every registered voter should be voting. In both parties there are candidates. There are also candidates for school board and judges. If you have received your absentee ballot remember to sign it and put $1.10 in postage to make sure it gets to the election office by August 14th. Every vote does and will count. After the primary you will have time to request an absentee ballot for the November 6th general election. If you want to avoid the lines, or if you may be working late, this is a great op-
tion. I prefer to vote in person and my husband votes absentee. The November ballot is going to be a long one. Races will be taking place at all levels of government. There are also constitutional amendments and local charter changes. If you vote in person, it is wise to make sure you have previously read the entire ballot and have a good idea of how you are going to vote. Having a mail in ballot will give you chance to thoroughly read all the questions and make your choices in the comfort of your own home. Either way make sure you fill out the entire ballot. Last week there was a news story that aired on Channel 10 that was not entirely accurate. Once again, I must clarify some history. I did share this story when it occurred over three years ago as part of my column after the occurrence. I will not go into detail since this is among many of the items that are being reviewed as a result of an anonymous complaint filed with the Broward County Inspector General. I will review the item as a process. Up until 2009 our City was in the process of what is called land banking. This is the action of buying property, typically by a CRA, to assemble
for redevelopment. At that time the real estate market was exploding and there was great interest in every area of Hallandale Beach. Up until 2009 values were increasing by double digit percentages. This was not unique just to our city, but it was amplified by the fact we have two pari-mutuels. In order to ensure that we maintain open space and a balanced housing stock the City and the CRA set a goal to create both parks and affordable housing. We bought many parcels and granted the City Manager the ability to buy properties under 200,000 without coming to the Commission. This protected the City from sellers bumping prices since it was the City. Any transactions over this amount were to be brought to the Commission to be considered. The largest lands purchased were for Peter Bluesten Park at 17 million dollars. This is prime real estate across from Gulfstream. The properties were all appraised by professional property appraisers and then a sale price was negotiated by the City Manager and brought to the Commission for approval. The City Attorney, City Manager and Staff prepare and execute the documents. In
After the primary you will have time to request an absentee ballot for the November 6th general election. If you want to avoid the lines, or if you may be working late, this is a great option. I prefer to vote in person and my husband votes absentee. The November ballot is going to be a long one. Races will be taking place at all levels of government. total, the City and CRA has acquired over 27 million dollars in property; some that were given to the City from the County for affordable housing. Last week the reporter discussed the Broward County property appraiser’s values in reference to a specific property. While these numbers are a good guide, it does not mean that it should be the sale price. Typically the price is a starting point. If I were to sell my home tomorrow, I certainly would not sell it for the “market value” on the property appraiser records. What makes matters worse is after 2009 all values tanked. I do not know of one property that has not lost value since then. At least now they are starting to move up. It is hard to believe August is already here and school will be opening soon. I had the chance to attend an Open House at Gulf-
stream Middle School on Friday and it was a super event. Big Mamma from Fort Lauderdale supported the event along with a group of volunteers by giving out donated items to the needy in our city. Many other non-profit agencies were also on hand giving out great information on everything from bullying, sports and health. If you live in the Northeast area, more than likely you have been receiving knocks at your door from the Hallandale Beach Police Department. They are in the process of informing residents how to better secure their homes and property from theft. Summer is one of the worst times of year for burglaries. Many residents are on vacation or up north which means less eyes and ears in the neighborhood. It is so important to make sure if you see someone or something that seems out of place to call the
police. As I wrote last week, “if you see something say something!” They are also spreading the word about National Night out. Get involved with the safety of our city and attend 2012 National Night Out @ Gulfstream Park Race & Casino Tuesday August 7th from 6-9 PM. This Year come out to see HBPD’s amazing new Charger Muscle Cruisers, Motor Patrol Unit Demo, Roll With Patrol—You play the cop during a mock traffic stop! Where’s Aldo?—Find the Crime Watch Prez & win a prize! For more information contact Crime Watch at e-mail Aldo.LaRussa@gmail.c om Please feel free to contact me at anytime with your questions and concerns. I can be reached at 954-457-1318, cell/text 954-632-5700 or e-mail me at www.MayorJoyCooper.com.
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Financial expert urges consumers to communicate (NewsUSA) Communication is a necessary foundation for any good relationship, even the one you have with your financial professional. Regular meetings and connecting through conversation, not just email, create the basis for trust that will sustain your relationship and ultimately enable a promising financial future. Few people are comfortable "getting personal" in the beginning of a relationship. A good financial professional will be able to put you at ease and work to develop a financial plan that will achieve your goals. He or she will want to know about your income, savings, debt and life insurance coverage. Your attitude toward risk, different types of investments, need for security and financial priorities will also be examined. In preparation for your meeting, you should be ready to discuss these subjects: Life events: A new baby, job loss or the purchase of a home affects your finances and should prompt conversations with your financial professional. Market fluctuation: While the recent economy has instructed investors to stay the course, it's important to address any concerns you have about the short- and long-term effect on your portfolio. Tax law: During the first quarter of the year, ask your financial professional about any changes to the tax code that could affect you. College funding: If you have children, don't be reticent about reviewing your strategy for saving for higher education. Life insurance: Ask your financial professional to evaluate the amount of coverage you have and whether your policy aligns with your needs and goals. Regular conversations are key. It's important that you set the expectations for the kind of relationship you desire with your financial professional. Because your financial plan should not be a "once and done" transaction, you'll want to set up regular visits to address any changes in your life that may affect your plan. You might be satisfied with once- or twiceyearly meetings, but a quarterly check-in wouldn't be excessive. www.pennmutual.co m or contact Charlene Guisasola, Regional Marketing Specialist of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance in Coral Gables, FL, at 305443-1227.
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The Hollywood Coalition of Civic and Business Associations to Host Candidates Meet & Greet Forum; the event is free and open to the public! HOLLYWOOD The Hollywood Coalition of Civic and Business Associations (HCCBA) cordially invites the public to participate in a Candidates Meet & Greet Forum scheduled for August 28th and 29th from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The HCCBA, which is comprised of the Rotary Club, Kiwanis Club, Committee of 100, the Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce and the Hollywood Jaycees, recognizes that the right to vote is a fundamental right of our democracy, and that providing an opportunity where citizens can interact with the candidates running for the Hollywood City Commission and learn their respective vision for our community is important for making a well-informed vote. Due to the large number of candidates running for the Commission,
and in an effort to provide each candidate with an equal opportunity to respond to the public’s questions, the forum will be held on two nights. Candidates for District 1, District 2, and District 3 commission seats will attend on Wednesday, August 29th at the Hollywood Center of Performing Arts located at 1770 Monroe Street in Hollywood. Candidates for District 4, District 5, and District 6 commission seats will attend on Tuesday, August 28th at the Boulevard Heights Community Center located at 6770 Garfield Street in Hollywood. The candidates for the Mayoral seat will attend both nights. Dr. Fred Lippman, former State Representative and Nova Chancellor of the Health Professions Division of Nova Southeastern University, will moderate the forum.
The two-night event is free and open to the public and the HCCBA will encourage the public to submit written questions to the candidates during the event. Refreshments will be served, and the proceeds will benefit local schools. To contact the HCCBA, please email hccba@ymail.com.
Coalition of Business and Civic Associations is committed to familiarizing Hollywood voters with the candidates for
city commission and encouraging public participation in community forums presented by the organization.
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BETH DAVID MEMORIAL GARDENS & LEVITT-WEINSTEIN MEMORIAL CHAPELS & CEMETERIES
Levitt-Weinstein Memorial Chapels & Cemeteries along with Blasberg Rubin-Zilbert have been involved in the South Florida community for over half a century. What distinguishes Levitt-Weinstein & Blasberg Rubin-Zilbert is that these South Florida institutions are still operated by the third generation of the original founding families.
Our goal at Beth David is to grow and expand to meet the needs of the community and families that we serve. As long as the needs of our families continue, we will keep growing and developing.” Says Marc Rubin, Area Sales Director.
Memorial From Page 1A –––––––––––––––––––– families who want a more Jewish traditional burial. Along with all this growth, Beth David has also begun construction on a new mausoleum building. “Our goal at Beth David is to grow and expand to meet the needs of the community and families that we serve. As long as the needs of our families continue, we will keep growing and developing.” Says Marc Rubin, Area Sales Director. Levitt-Weinstein Memorial Chapels & Cemeteries along with Blasberg RubinZilbert have been involved in the South Florida community for over half a century. What distinguishes Levitt-Weinstein & Blasberg Rubin-Zilbert is that these South Florida institutions are still operated by the third generation of the original founding families. Life is uncertain, and it's important that the final resting place of a loved one be agreed upon. Our fullservice funeral homes and cemetery
are proud to be independently owned and locally operated. We are not a public company traded on the stock market. Michael Blasberg, General Manager, said, "We have directors with over 100 years of combined arranging experience and are sensitive to the needs of families. We strive to build on our long-term relationships and create new ones that will stand the test of time." The services provided by Levitt-Weinstein Memorial Chapels & Cemetery along with Blasberg Rubin-Zilbert, though, dedicated to the Jewish community, are available to people from all walks of life. Although our cemetaries are strictly for Jewish burials, our funeral homes are available to service all faiths. Marc Rubin, Area Sales Director, said, "Whether your loved one is staying locally or transferring out of state, the funeral home is here for the needs of all people that we serve. The advantage of being privately owned and managed is that deci-
sions can be made quickly." "People make choices in life and plan ahead for many things," Rubin says. "When a death occurs, why place the burden on your family to make those eternal decisions for you? What if unforeseen situations arise, wouldn't you feel better knowing you made your plans beforehand?" Shari Bradley, Marketing Director, said, "One of the benefits of dealing with us NOW is that you're planning in advance, saving money and relieving your family of stress by having to make the last minute decisions when you’re not necessarily thinking rationally." "Approximately 90% of the families we service have been pre-arranged," Rubin said. When you think about it logically, it makes sense because it is just another part of Estate Planning, like your Will; and you can handle your funeral and cemetery wishes at the same time with us." Rubin goes on to say,"What are you going to do when a
death occurs? It's important that each person has a pre-arranged plan. A person can set up a financial plan paid out over a period of time with no interest charges. One day you will need it, so why wait for that day to suddenly come? Long-term planning locks in at today's price and protects against inflation." Blasberg states, "There are no two funeral plans the same.
Increasingly, the Chapel handles special requests such as "Personalized Funerals" that celebrate the life of the person. In a matter of speaking, death is a fact of life and in those challenging moments you want a family there to com-
fort you, to love, grieve, and remember your spirit. "LET OUR FAMILY TREAT YOUR FAMILY LIKE OUR OWN." Levitt Weinstein, Blasberg Rubin-Zilbert Funeral Homes and Beth David Memorial Gardens and Chapels.
There are six chapels serving Dade, Broward, & Palm Beach Counties. Phone 1-888-800-9008. Visit them on-line at www.Levitt-Weinstein.com
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Making our vision of a vibrant, revitalized US-441/State Road 7 corridor a reality will require hard work by construction crews as well as continued understanding and patience from local residents and business owners. Traffic patterns in the construction area will be affected. Specifically, vehicular access into and out of the Hollywood Gardens neighborhood will be limited along US-441/State Road 7 between Hollywood Boulevard and Johnson Street (thus requiring the permanent closing of certain streets).
Hollywood From Page 1A ––––––––––––––––––– The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has been conducting a comprehensive roadway improvement project along the US441/State Road 7 corridor for some time. The project will soon focus on US-441/State Road 7 in Hollywood from south of Pembroke Road to Stirling Road. The conceptual parkway plan for the stretch of US441/State Road 7 from Hollywood Boulevard north to Johnson Street was presented to the Hollywood City Commission during its regular meeting on July 18, 2012. You can see the presentation and review the plan by visiting the Hot Items section of the City of Hollywood website, www.hollywoodfl.org. City staff will also be sharing this plan at the Hollywood Gardens Civic Association meeting on Thursday, August 9 at 7 p.m. at the Greek Orthodox Church, 425 N. 58 Avenue in Hollywood. Construction work will be carried out in segments, the first beginning in the spring of 2014 in the area of Southwest 25 Street north to Fillmore Street. The second segment involves construction work from Fillmore Street north to Stirling Road and is scheduled to begin in the winter of 2015. Construction work on US-441/State Road 7 in Hollywood is scheduled to be completed by 2018. Once completed, US441/State Road 7 in Hollywood will feature six traffic lanes, land-
Once completed, US-441/State Road 7 in Hollywood will feature six traffic lanes, landscaped safety medians, dry retention areas for stormwater runoff, new lighting and sidewalks, bicycle lanes, and bus bays. The City of Hollywood Department of Public Works is working with FDOT to develop the planned dry retention areas into linear parks that will make US-441/State Road 7 much more visually appealing and safer for pedestrians, residents, businesses, and motorists.
The conceptual parkway plan for the stretch of US-441/State Road 7 from Hollywood Boulevard north to Johnson Street was presented to the Hollywood City Commission during its regular meeting on July 18, 2012. You can see the presentation and review the plan by visiting the Hot Items section of the City of Hollywood website, www.hollywoodfl.org. scaped safety medians, dry retention areas for stormwater runoff, new lighting and sidewalks, bicycle lanes, and bus bays. The City of Hollywood Department of Public Works is working with FDOT to develop the planned dry retention areas into linear parks that will make US441/State Road 7 much more visually appealing and safer for pedestrians, residents, businesses, and motorists.
Making our vision of a vibrant, revitalized US-441/State Road 7 corridor a reality will require hard work by construction crews as well as continued understanding and patience from local residents and business owners. Traffic patterns in the construction area will be affected. Specifically, vehicular access into and out of the Hollywood Gardens neighborhood will be limited along US-441/State
Road 7 between Hollywood Boulevard and Johnson Street (thus requiring the permanent closing of certain streets). The proposed traffic plan for this area is as follows: • A southbound left turn into the neighborhood or U-turn capability at Fillmore Street • A northbound left turn or U-turn at Pierce Street • Right turn only at intersecting streets en-
tering US-441/State Road 7 except at Fillmore Street where left, right and through maneuvers will be allowed • Closing Columbus Parkway at its intersection with Hollywood Boulevard and US441/State Road 7 for safety reasons • Closing vehicular access to and from US441/State Road 7 at Tyler, Taylor, Pierce and Lincoln streets • FDOT is considering limiting access at Glen Parkway and Johnson Street. Traffic signals will remain operational at the intersections of
Hollywood Boulevard and Johnson Street at US-441/State Road 7 Your thoughts about the project are important to the City of Hollywood, so you are encouraged to attend the meeting and/or share your thoughts by August 31, 2012 by emailing the City of Hollywood Department of Public Works at 441parkplan@hollywoodfl.org. Together, we can ensure US-441/State Road 7 remains a viable, safe and attractive corridor for many years to come.
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City College Co-Sponsors Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Education Breakfast HOLLYWOOD - City College, a leader in career-focused education for more than 25 years, is co-sponsoring the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Education Breakfast that is scheduled on Friday, August 10th, 2012, from 7:30 a.m. - 9 a.m. at the Hollywood Beach Marriot, 2501 North Ocean Drive, Hollywood, Fl. The keynote speaker will be Robert W. Runcie, Superintendent of Broward County Schools. Mr. Runcie will update the audience of approximately 150 business leaders of the area on his plan for the 2012-2013 school years. The event is also co-sponsored by Kuman Math and Reading Center, Hollywood-Sheridan. City College donated $1500 to the event. Kris George, City College Vice President, Admissions, Operations and Marketing, will make brief remarks about how City College's career-oriented academic programs help prepare students with the practical knowledge and skills that support workforce development in the community. City College recently expanded its presence in Florida with the addition of a new campus in Hollywood, FL. The new school, designed to help meet the growing demand for hands-on, career-focused education, is the fifth City College campus in Florida. “Our new campus offers programs that help students enter the highdemand occupations of today,” said Ed Galizia, Executive Director of the Hollywood campus. “Hollywood residents seeking new skills and careers to better compete in the tough job market, will appreciate having these additional educational opportunities.” The 16,472-square-foot facility is located on the 2nd and 3rd floors of 6565 Taft Street Office Complex in Hollywood. Special laboratory classrooms have been developed to simulate actual working conditions for students in the Emergency Medical Services and Allied Health programs. Degree programs offered at the Hollywood campus include Emergency Medical Services, Management, Medical Assisting, and Medical Office Administration (Billing and Coding). Flexible class schedules make it possible for students who are juggling work or family responsibilities to fit education into their busy schedules. City College’s four other Florida-based campuses are located in Fort Lauderdale, Gainesville, Miami and Altamonte Springs. The College also offers an online division. About City College For more than 25 years, City College has been providing career-oriented diploma, associate degree and bachelor degree programs in the fields of allied health, nursing, anesthesia and surgical technology, business, private investigation, criminal justice, broadcasting and for in-demand vocational trades. The College also offers online bachelor’s degrees in business management, healthcare administration and nursing. For more information, visit www.citycollege.edu.
Blustein From Page 1A –––––––––––––––––––– ing in January and February, actually become the competition during the summer when leaving the Jersey shore or Quebec doesn’t make a whole lot of sense. What Hollywood Beach has played on the past few years – to get a flow of traffic to the beach and its many businesses – is to advertise nationally and internationally, but also look for those locals. The ones who do not want to wait in long lines during the winter months. Families like the Kleins of North Miami Beach. While Mark, Louise and 15-year-old Channing Klein would love to walk on the Broadwalk, grab a slice of pizza and take in what the ocean has to offer, the winter months keep them away. “We have been to Hollywood Beach five times since the beginning of May,” Mark Klein explained. “The crowds are thinner, the restaurant specials are better and you can really enjoy what this area has to offer.” Because Hollywood has been progressive in its thinking to attract
events to the community, businesses are in much better shape than most area communities who cannot see how, even in these trying economic times, generating business is the only way to make things go. Even though the weekdays are slower – the weekends have become extremely busy. Sal Giannantonio recently retired from his job in New York City. He and his wife purchased a condo along the beach. It has become a place where relatives and friends have been streaming to this summer. “This is the craziest thing that we bought this condo here on Hollywood Beach and we’ve had someone we know – friend or family member – stay with us for the past six months,” Giannantonio said with a grin. “This time of year if you go to Long Island, New Jersey or any of the other summer destinations, it’s wall to wall people. At least here, you can breath.” Restaurants along the beach have also experienced a real surge this summer, which is something that is needed all over South Florida. As the locals begin
to eat at the restaurants, shop at the many beachside businesses and swim in the ocean, we get our share of summer tourists as well. Australia, Chile, Germany, Israel, Holland and even USA popular hotbeds such as San Francisco, Houston, Nashville and Chicago are well represented in the throngs of summer visitors. Hollywood Beach even attracted a number of Californians. “We came in to watch our (San Diego) Padres play this weekend the new Miami stadium, “ said Torrey Pines resident and San Diego native Mitch Newman. “Three years ago, we came down here and couldn’t find a place in Miami, so we stayed here in Hollywood Beach. We’re back, and it’s nicer than the first time we came.” Even in a tight economy, Hollywood officials continue to put money into the beach as well as downtown – two very important revenue sources for the city. Have something to add to this column or any other we write here at the South Florida Sun Times, drop Larry Blustein a note at sfsun-
What Hollywood Beach has played on the past few years – to get a flow of traffic to the beach and its many businesses – is to advertise nationally and internationally, but also look for those locals. The ones who do not want to wait in long lines during the winter months.
Art and Culture Center of Hollywood presents three Broadway Actors stage productions In conjunction with the Center's summer exhibition, Nathan Sawaya: The Art of the Brick, all Florida residents ages 6 and older are invited to use their own LEGO® pieces. times@aol.com HOLLYWOOD This summer, the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood presents three Broadway Actors stage productions by its Summer Arts Campers, ages 8 to 18. These shows are part of our popular four-week, full-day camps, which immerse students in both the performing and visual arts before concluding with a “Junior Broadway” production. We invite you to our final show occurring Fri., Aug. 10! The Brothers Grimm “go Broadway” as Sondheim and Lapine offer up a cockeyed fairy tale where all of your favorite characters — Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack (and his beanstalk) and The Witch — meet and interact on their journeys. Into the Woods, Jr. is a funny and engaging show that will have you thinking about the stories with which you’ve grown up and the ethical issues raised therein. Presented by Broadway Actors, ages 8 to 15. In conjunction with the Center's summer exhibition, Nathan Sawaya: The Art of the Brick, all Florida residents ages 6 and older are invited to use their own LEGO® pieces to create and compete in this exciting community-based exhibition. Pieces will be displayed in the Center’s galleries. Entry Categories: Individuals age 6 – 10 Individuals age 11 – 15 Individuals age 16 and up
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From large to small, century. Antiques Supermarket has all kinds of home décor items to accent your home. They have porcelain items, urns, silver-plated boxes, and music boxes to treasure. They also have many lighting pieces to browse, including antique lamps and chandeliers. At Antiques Supermarket they buy antiques and pay cash for sculptures, paintings, ivory, furniture, chandeliers, clocks, porcelain, bronzes, sterling, jewelry, art glass, french, chinese, japanese, and will ever give you orientalist estimates over the phone. You can browse their large selection of art and antiques online at their “http:// stores.ebay.com/antiquessuper market” EBay store (http:// stores.ebay.com/antiquessuper market), or you can visit their showroom at 59 SW 12 AV Unit 102 Dania Beach, FL 33004. If you have something you think is of value give them a call at 786-525-7304 or e-mail them at antiquessuperm@bellsouth.net.
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SPOTLIGHT ON STAGE Late night Catechism Sisters are at it again when ‘Las Vegas Sisters Rolls The Dice’ arrives at Broward Center “Las Vegas Sister Rolls the Dice” is the latest class in the sinfully funny Catechism series. The Convent needs a new roof, so the order has decided that Sister, with her gambling experience, after running the Church Bingo for the past twenty five years, will be ever so capable of planning a Las Vegas night to raise the roof. She plans on many topics ranging from Magicians and showgirls to live animal acts as well as a drive-through marriage chapel. The theatre is transformed into an after hour catechism classroom and the audience takes part in the Late Nite class, taught by the Sisters. “Sister Rolls the Dice,” is a sharp, witty and spectacularly brilliant production, delighting audiences of all ages. Written by Maripat Donovan, who originated the role of Sister, has been receiving rave reviews for her work all over the United States, London and Dublin. She was nominated for the Outer Critics Circle Award in New York for Outstanding Solo Performances in addition to the Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Solo. With a great cast, The Sisters hit the jackpot when their newest installment of the hit Off-
CHRIS TUCKER Broadway series takes place in the Broward Center’s Amaturo Theatre on August 4th at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. and August 5th, 2012 at 4 p.m. Tickets are $35 at the Center’s box office located at 201 Southwest Fifth Avenue, Fort Lauderdale. For more information, call: (954) 462-0222, however, don’t forget, “What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas,” but God sees everything! SUNDAY JAZZ BRUNCH CELBRATES THE END OF SUMMER WITH ANOTHER FREE MUSIC EVENT: The free monthly event brings music and friends together at the Sunday Jazz Brunch on the first Sunday of each month, enabling patrons the opportunity to listen to the best, free, soulful sounds of jazz along the Riverwalk. The event welcomes music fans,
picnic partiers and well behaved leashed pets to the Riverwalk Arts and Entertainment District. Appearing at this month's event are a variety of jazz artists featured solely for the enjoyment of those who attend. Featured will be the Tom Lippincott group on the Peck Courtyard stage at the Broward Center, Ray Stevens Orchestra on the Esplanade Stage and the Alex Dean Band at the Connie Hoffman Gazebo. The next Sunday Jazz Brunch takes place on August 5th, 2012 from 11 a.m to 2 p.m., along the New River’s scenic waterfront. Parking for the Sunday brunch is available at the county garage located on Southwest 2nd Street between Southwest 2nd Avenue and Brickell Avenue, or at the District parking garage at Southwest Fifth Avenue, Fort Lauderdale. For all additional infor-
mation, call: (954) 4620222. ACTOR AND COMEDIAN CHRIS TUCKER TAKES CENTER STAGE AT HARD ROCK LIVE: Chris Tucker’s love for comedy has been his lifetime endeavor. As a young child he used humor as an attention getter and a way to get his brothers to allow him to hang around with them. Chris was very much influenced by Eddie Murphy and Richard Pryor’s type of comedy. While still in High School, he was considered the class clown who was even able to make his teachers laugh. It was one of his instructors who encouraged him to take part in a talent show in which he proved to be a tremendous success. Following graduation, when his classmates voted him “Most Humorous," he decided to become a professional.
LAS VEGAS SISTERS Tucker made his debut at a local comedy club. Being so young, he had to do some fast talking to persuade the owners to allow him to perform. He received a tremendous response and was well on his way. More success followed and at age 19, he tried out his routine at a Los Angeles Club, was accepted at the various major comedy clubs throughout the West Coast as one of the most promising rising stars. He is known as Detective, James Carter in the “Rush Hour” films earning him great financial success. He has also starred in other movies such as: “ Money Talks” with Char-
lie Sheen and “Dead Presidents.” He recently completed the film “Silver Linings Playbook," with Robert DeNiro, Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence, the film will be released next year. Now see him in person at Hard Rock Live on August 10, 2012 at 8 p.m. Tickets range from $49 to $79 at the box office, in person, located on State Road 7 (US 441) in Hollywood. For further information, call: (954) 327-ROCK. Or: 1 (800) 937-0010. Parking is always free. “See You at the Theatre” Contact Eleanor at Esuntimes@aol.com
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR If you would like to submit an announcement for our Community Calendar in the paper – or online, where you are guaranteed placement weekly, please send it to: Larry Blustein, Community Calendar Editor, 305 N.W. 10th Terrace, Hallandale Beach, Florida 33009; Fax: 954 458-0765 or via e-mail to: SFSUNTIMES@aol.com. For a complete listing of all Community Calendar items, please check our website at: www.southfloridasuntimes.com. Also follow us on Twitter @sfsuntimes. • “Understand that Every Day in Life, Every Breath Needs to Count, Every Moment is Important, Every Day is Irreplaceable”. You are Invited to Attend a DVD Presentation on this Subject. All are Welcome! For Next Presentation: Date, Time, Place. Please Call: English: 305-270-4752. Spanish: 305-270-4770. Admission is Free. Saturday, August 4 • Relay for Life offers everyone a chance to make a difference in the fight against cancer, to raise funds for American Cancer Society Research, Education and Patient Services in your community. And, most importantly it is a fun time with lots of entertainment and activities! Come out to Heritage Park, 192nd & Collins Ave., Sunny Isles Beach from 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM. Website: www.relayforlife.org/sibfl. Janey Mayville 305.779.2843. Sunday, August 5 • The GOLD COAST COIN CLUB of Hollywood, FL will hold its monthly: “Coin, Currency and Collectible Show” At David Park Recreation Center 108 N. 33 Court, Hollywood (1 mile west of I-95 on Hollywood Blvd). Show will be held from 10:00 am to 2:30 PM. Admission, parking and coffee are FREE! Children
are welcome! 954-2425561. Tuesday, August 7 • Focus Meeting for Black Owned Businesses in Broward County to Address Funding Challenges, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm. Hollywood Beach Community Center, MetroBroward, 954.587.3755.
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Thursday, August 23 • Hallandale Beach Area Chamber of Commerce will host its Quarterly Breakfast with Guest Speaker at the Brio's Tuscan Grille, 600 Silks Run, Hallandale Beach. Members $15. Future Members $20.
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BROWARD DENTAL IMPLANTS & COSMETIC CENTER WHAT ARE IMMEDIATE DENTURES? An immediate denture is a complete denture or partial denture inserted on the same day, immediately following the removal of natural teeth. When many of your teeth are loose or painful, they may be beyond saving. This condition is usually caused by advanced periodontal disease or by decay. Periodontal disease causes bone to be lost; if it’s not caught in time, there’s so little support for the teeth that they have to be removed. Removing your teeth and replacing them with a denture may be the best way to eliminate the infection and restore the health of your mouth. When the entire procedure is completed in one day, it’s called an immediate denture. To begin the process, Dr. Bobadilla first takes impressions of your mouth. From these impressions, precise working models of your mouth are made. It’s from these models that the dentures are made. Dr. Bobadilla will work with you to select the best color and shape for your new teeth. When your denture is ready, she’ll extract your remaining teeth. Prior to removing your teeth, you will be sedated and very relaxed. The medication for sedation is taken by mouth one hour prior to the removal of your teeth. Dr. Bobadilla will remove your teeth painlessly. You should feel no pain during this procedure. As soon as your teeth are out, your denture will immediately be placed in your mouth the first 72 hours, YOU MUST KEEP THE DENTURE IN YOUR MOUTH UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES. The denture acts as a bandage and aids in
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the healing process. Frequently, no stitches are placed, as the denture holds everything in place. When the denture is removed, the gums can swell and not heal properly. This is uncontrolled healing which we do not want. In case of a sore spot, immediately call our office for an appointment, and if necessary, place cotton between the sore and the denture (or Sea bond - a soft denture liner available at the drugstore) until you can see Dr. Bobadilla for an adjustment. As your mouth heals, over the next four to six months, your gums will shrink and your denture will feel loose, especially the lower, since there will be less supporting bone than the upper. When the shape of your mouth has stabilized, Dr. Bobadilla will have you return for a reline appointment. Some temporary problems are a normal part of adjusting to your new denture. At first, denture may tip when you chew due to the uneven healing process. Some areas heal quickly, some more slowly. You may notice increased salivation. The denture may seem bulky, and you might gag little. Your tongues will feel crowded and you might
have difficulty speaking. Like learning any new skill, at first it will feel awkward to eat with your new denture. But with time and practice, you’ll make the adjustment. Nobody likes to lose their teeth. But when they’re infected, removing them and getting an immediate denture can improve your health, smile and confidence. WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF IMMEDIATE DENTURE? There are several advantages of an immediate denture. The most important factor is that you will never need to appear in public without teeth. It is also to duplicate the shape; color and arrangement of your natural teeth while some are still present in your mouth. When an immediate denture is inserted at the time of extraction, it will act as a Band-Aid to protect the tissue and reduce bleeding. An immediate denture will allow you to establish your speech patterns early. You will not have to learn to speak without a denture in place and then later relearn to speak with a new denture. An immediate will also allow you to chew better than without any teeth and minimize facial distortion that may
occur when teeth are removed. WHAT ARE THE DISADVANTAGES OF AN IMMEDIATE DENTURE? Another disadvantage is that you cannot always see how the denture will look before the teeth are extracted and the immediate denture is inserted. Also, initially, an immediate denture does not always fit as accurately as a conventional denture, which is made after tissue have healed for six to eight weeks following extractions, and without wearing a denture. Additional time is needed for the construction of an immediate denture. A surgical stent (a guide for re-contouring tissues after extractions) is often necessary and more follow-up visits are needed for adjustments and re-fitting. A soft temporary reline material will be utilized for re-fitting your denture when it becomes loose during the healing process. After the soft tissues have healed and shrinkage of the underlying bone has occurred (about six months to extractions), the immediate denture must be finalized by a permanent reline or new denture. At this time, you will be
charged for either a reline or a new denture, depending on your choice. Your doctor will discuss with you the pros and cons of a permanent reline versus making a new denture, to help you make a decision. A major advantage to making a new denture is that the immediate denture can be a spare denture if the denture breaks, is misplaced, or has to be repaired or relined in our laboratory. IS AN IMMEDIATE DENTURE FOR EVERYONE? Not everyone is a candidate for an immediate denture. Some people may be advised against this treatment, due to general health conditions, or because of specific oral problems. HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO COMPLETE?
Four to five visits may be necessary for the fabrication phase of an immediate denture, plus any preliminary surgery. For patients requiring a complete immediate denture, the back teeth are often extracted six to eight weeks prior to the fabrication phase. This allows the extraction sites to heal and betterfitting immediate denture to be fabricated. The fabrication phase consists of impressions, bite records, tooth selection and tryin of the back teeth. On the day of delivery, you will be seen by Dr. Bobadilla for extraction of the appropriate teeth, followed immediately by the insertion of the immediate denture. Call Us Today to Find Out if You Are a Candidate for this Kind of Procedure! Remember, Your Smile is Only a Phone call away at (954) 456-1939.
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What are postmenopausal women leaving unsaid? (ARA) - Characterized as a generation who led the sexual revolution in the sixties, many baby boomer women are reluctant to talk with their partners or healthcare professionals about the conditions they're experiencing as a result of menopause, including vaginal atrophy (a-truh-fee). Why are they suffering in silence? And why has this discussion remained taboo even though it is shared by women everywhere? There is some basic information women should be aware of and an option that is available to help women relieve their postmenopausal vaginal symptoms. What is Vaginal Atrophy? As women experience menopause, their bodies produce less estrogen, a female hormone. Lower levels of estrogen can cause changes in the body, such as atrophy of the vagina and lower urinary tract. Atrophy is the thinning of these tissues. These changes typically start during and continue after menopause (or "postmenopause"). This is the time in a woman's life when her menstrual cycle ends. Many women will be around 51 when this happens. Recognizing Symptoms Unfortunately, many postmenopausal women may not be aware that their vagi-
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nal symptoms may be related to menopause. While most postmenopausal women are aware of hot flashes, night sweats and mood swings, fewer have heard of women experiencing symptoms of vaginal atrophy. These symptoms may include vaginal burning, itching and dryness, increased urgency in urination and painful sexual intercourse. Women may find these postmenopausal vaginal symptoms difficult to discuss and may hesitate talking about some symptoms, like painful sexual intercourse. Taking Control Although more than half of postmenopausal women experience vaginal dryness, a recent online survey conducted by HealthyWomen.org and Pfizer Inc. showed that 46 percent of postmenopausal women are not aware that prescription treatments are available to
help manage the postmenopausal vaginal symptoms they are experiencing. Although these treatments are not right for everyone, many women have found success managing their symptoms. It's critical that women not only understand what they're experiencing, but to communicate how they're feeling to their healthcare providers so they can receive an accurate diagnosis and learn about an available treatment option and create a plan to properly manage their symptoms. Baby boomer women need to take control. To the women who led the sexual revolution, speak up! Be vocal about your vaginal health and talk to your doctor about the postmenopausal vaginal symptoms you may be experiencing. Ask About A Treatment Option If you're experiencing postmenopausal vaginal symptoms, in-
Labeling medications as 'gluten-free' helps those with celiac disease (ARA) - Going gluten-free has become an emerging nutritional topic and trend in the world of dieting and weight loss. Some celebrities even tout the gluten-free lifestyle as a way to shed pounds. But according to the University of Chicago Celiac Disease Center, the gluten-free diet isn't a choice for at least 3 million Americans - it's a necessary way of life. Celiac disease is a condition that affects certain individuals whose bodies react negatively to foods containing gluten - a protein found in wheat, barley and rye - causing damage to the lining of the small intestine. The damage prevents the small intestine from absorbing certain nutrients in foods, and the person will become malnourished. Symptoms of celiac disease are different for everyone, but can include constipation, abdominal pain, diarrhea and bloating. However, many people with this condition don't have any digestive symptoms at all, but may have symptoms similar to those of a number of other illnesses such as fatigue, headaches, joint pain, short stature, delayed puberty, and more. The cause of celiac disease is an abnormal immune response to gluten, triggered in genetically predisposed individuals, hence in part hereditary. Other risk factors include type 1 diabetes, autoimmune thyroid disease, Down syndrome and microscopic colitis. Leaving celiac disease untreated long-term can cause vitamin deficiencies that deprive some organs, such as the brain, bones and liver, of vital nourishment, which can result in permanent damage. It can also lead to osteoporosis, infertility, and in rare cases, intestinal cancer. There is no cure or medication therapy for celiac disease; however, the condition can be managed by a lifelong change of diet. What many people don't realize is that it's not just the obvious foods - such as bread and pasta - that need to be avoided. Even small or trace amounts of gluten in the form of coating or filler, including those found in some over-the-counter medications, can be harmful. In addition, some drugs or food can become contaminated by equipment on which other gluten-containing products were manufactured. Recently, one major pharmaceutical company has implemented a glutenfree labeling system and assurance program to make it easier for people with a gluten sensitivity to identify medication that is safe for them. Perrigo - the world's largest manufacturer of "store-brand" over-the-counter medications for the nation's leading retailers - was the first manufacturer in the United States to implement such a system. Now, many store-brand over-the-counter medications made for retailers by Perrigo have an easy-to-identify gluten-free statement or seal. This includes products in all of the company's best-selling categories, such as pain relievers, cold and allergy medications and antacids. "Celiac is an emerging disease," says Dr. Stefano Guandalini, Medical Director of the University of Chicago Celiac Disease Center and President of the North American Society for the Study of Celiac Disease. "It's more common now than ever and it's important for those with celiac or gluten sensitivity to be educated about everything they ingest that could cause them harm. Detailed labels and a raised awareness on the part of the manufacturer are a great way to keep everyone informed." Guandalini also acknowledges that there is a lot of misinformation available about celiac disease and - to an even greater extent - gluten sensitivity. "If you think you have this condition, go to a university medical or celiac center if there's one nearby, or ask your doctor to test you for celiac disease before beginning any arbitrary dietetic elimination," Guandalini says.
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cluding vaginal itching, burning and dryness, painful intercourse, urinary urgency or painful urination, one treatment option to discuss with your doctor is ESTRING® (estradiol vaginal ring). ESTRING contains a plant-based form of estrogen, which works like your body's natural estrogen to treat these local symptoms. Once inserted, ESTRING works to help relieve these symptoms by releasing a steady, lowdose of estradiol for a 90-day treatment period. ESTRING is inserted once for a 90-day treatment period and removed after 90 days. So after you insert one, you're done for 90 days. You do not have to remember to insert it every day. Estrogens should be used only as long as needed. You and your healthcare provider should talk regularly
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BUDGET HEARING City Commissioners will begin finalizing the fiscal year 2013 budget Hallandale Beach City Commissioners will begin finalizing the fiscal year 2013 budget at 4 p.m.,
Monday, Aug. 13, in the first of a two-day workshop session at Hallandale Beach City Hall, 400 S. Federal
Highway. The second half of the workshop begins at 4 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 14. City Commissioners
MARK YOUR CALENDAR NOW Summer Celebration with a Back to School Bash Friday, August 17, 2012 O.B. Johnson Park, 900 NW 8th Avenue - 6:00pm-8:00pm • Bring your family and friends to celebrate the summer before heading back to school. • There will be music, inflatables, children’s activities and plenty of fun for everyone.
will use the two-day workshop to refine the budget prior to two public hearings, and budget approval in September. The budget was discussed and crafted after monthly City Manager and City Commission workshops in January, February and March. Also, five public meetings, one in each quadrant, and a citywide meeting were
held to collect resident input. After the series of workshops and public meetings, the City Manager completed and sent the recommended budget to the Mayor and City Commission for final review. City Commissioners have proposed keeping the millage rate at 5.9 mills, or $5.90 per $1,000 of assessed property valuation. This is the same rate
as the current fiscal year. The meeting is open to the public and residents and property owners are encouraged to attend and participate. The 700page budget can be viewed on the City’s website, www.cohb.org. However, because of the size of the document, it may take several minutes to download.
For more information call the Department of Parks and Recreation at 954 457-1452. See You Soon!
Dr. MLK Humanitarian Award nominations The City of Hallandale Beach City Commission annually recognizes individuals, groups, committees and organizations that have promoted unity and harmony within the Hallandale Beach Community by the presentation of the MLK Humanitarian Award. Currently, we are seeking nominations for the award. To nominate an individual or group from the City of Hallandale Beach submit nominations which include the following information: the name, address, and telephone number of the nominee; a brief written explanation as to why you feel they are deserving of this award; and your name, address and telephone number. The Hallandale Beach Human Services Advisory Board will review the applications on September 13, 2012 and present their selection to the City Commission at the October 3, 2012 meeting. The City Commission will present the award at a future meeting. This is a great opportunity for you to tell those in the Hallandale Beach Community that you are proud of them, and let others know about their accomplishments. Become active, send in your nominations. The deadline for nominations for this upcoming award is September 4, 2012. Applications can be picked up from and submitted to the Human Services Advisory Board, MLK Humanitarian Award Program, Austin Hepburn Multipurpose Center, 750 N.W. 8th Avenue, Hallandale Beach, Florida 33009. Applications are also available on the City’s website - www.hallandalebeachfl.gov. For more information, call the Human Services Department at (954) 457-1460.
50/50 Sidewalk Repair Program For more than a year, the City of Hallandale Beach has been helping property owners upgrade the sidewalks in front of their houses and businesses as part of the 50/50 Sidewalk Repair Program. Started in the current budget, fiscal year 2012, the program is designed to improve overall safety in the City and enhance the appearance of the neighborhoods or business districts. It helps property owners improve their lands at minimal cost. Sidewalks are on the City’s right of way, but are the responsibility of the adjacent property owner. “We really wish more people would take advantage of it,” said John Chidsey, director of the Public Works Division of the Utilities and Engineering Department. “Since we share the cost, (the property owner) doesn’t have to pay for the entire repair.” On average, it costs between seven and eight dollars per square foot to build a five-foot wide sidewalk. That’s about $3,200 to rebuild a sidewalk in front of a residential property with an 80-foot street front. If the property owner participates in the 50/50 Sidewalk Repair Program, the cost for the owner would be $1,600 for the new sidewalk; half of the cost. The City manages the project and handles all the legwork for the property owner. A local contractor will build the sidewalk under the City’s guidance. “They don’t have to pull the permit. We waive the City fees, but the property owner may have to pay county fees and taxes,” Mr. Chidsey said. It’s still a great buy for the property owner. The City developed the program similar to one in place in Dania Beach. City officials examined the Dania Beach program and determined it would improve the overall safety and appearance of the City of Hallandale Beach. The program meets all four of the City’s four strategic priorities; Livable Community, Excellence in Government, Environmental Sustainability and Economic Development. “We still have money in the budget (for repairs this year),” Mr. Chidsey said. Since the program started, the City has worked with about 15 property owners to repair broken and cracked sidewalks. Rosa L. Sarandrea is one of the property owners who jumped into the program. She worked with the City for a new sidewalk in front of her N.E. 4th Street home. “Yes, they did a real good job on the sidewalk,” Ms. Sarandrea said. The City worked with her to repair several broken sections of sidewalk. “This program is open to everyone who needs a sidewalk,” Mr. Chidsey said. “It’s not just for residential property, but commercial property as well.” To participate in the program, please contact Public Works at 954-457-3045.
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Back-to-school meals made easy with grapes (ARA) - The summertime probably felt like it whizzed by, and now you're getting into the back-to-school mode. Luckily, you can keep a sweet taste of summer in meals and snacks with refreshing grapes from California. Kids and families getting ready for busy mornings are in need of healthy, energy-packed foods to fuel tightly scheduled and sometimes hectic lifestyles. Start the morning with a Breakfast-to-go Smoothie, a blend of fruit, yogurt and crunchy cereal for a hearty breakfast. Kids - and probably you too - will relish this satisfying and yummy drink featuring grapes and grape juice, both of which, according to mounting research evidence, may help support a healthy heart. Bulgur Salad with Grapes and Kale is also a hearty, very nutritious and delicious meal all by itself, and perfectly packable for bring-from-home lunches. Grapes are really the key to making this salad inviting and flavorful for all ages. The sweet accents and the crisp qualities of the grapes offer a nice contrast to the chewy bulgur, crunchy nuts and shredded kale, which
doesn't go limp like most lettuce will. Make a big bowl or container of this salad and have it at the ready for a mini-meal for students going through a growth spurt or who need more calories in general, such as athletes, dancers, marching band members, etc. Adventurous little eaters will also enjoy munching on this salad during lunch or snack breaks at day care or preschool. And don't forget to pack a cluster of grapes, too, for more sweetness and good health during the day. Having a bowl of fresh grapes handy for nibbling after school is a great alternative to chips, cookies and the array of mini-pizzas and hand-held manufactured foods that are generally expensive and high in fat and salt. Grapes are considered a super snack for a variety of reasons: Grapes contain just 90 calories per 3/4 cup serving, are packed with flavor and sweetness, and create virtually no mess - no peeling, no slicing, no coring. In addition, all colors of grapes contain natural plant components known as polyphenols, which recent scientific studies suggest may help
protect and maintain healthy cells. Back-to-school may mean families are heading away from summer fun, but make it easier and a bit brighter with the sweet juicy taste of grapes.
blend for 1 minute. Serve immediately. Makes 2 1/3 cups of smoothie. Nutritional analysis per serving: Calories 251; Protein 6 g; Carbohydrate 57 g; Fat 1.5 g; 5 percent calories from Fat; Cholesterol 2 mg; Sodium 47 mg; Fiber 3 g.
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1/2 cup chopped Italian parsley 1/4 cup thinly sliced scallions 1/4 cup lemon juice 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil 2 teaspoons finely grated lemon zest Pinch cayenne Black pepper Bring 2 cups of water to a boil in a medium saucepan. Stir in the bulgur and 1/2 teaspoon salt and remove from the heat. Cover and let stand 20 minutes or until most of the water has been absorbed. Drain well and press to extract any excess water. Let cool and
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Prev. Frozen
Lb. Lb.
Prev Frozen
Lb.
Canadian Fresh
Salmon Steaks
Lb.
3 $ 99 2 $ 99 4 $ 49 4 $ 99 6 $ 99
29 Marinated Reg. $6.99 Lb. 1 Lb. Min.
Maine Lobsters
$9.99
Reg. $5.99 Lb. 1 Lb. Min.
Boar’s Head Yellow or White American Cheese
Lb.
Lb.
Lb.
Reg. $5.49 Lb. 1 Lb. Min.
Seasoned Roast Pork
Lb.
Reg. $7.99 Lb. 1 Lb. Min.
Hebrew National Salami
Lb.
699 6
Burrata / Panna 125 Gr
$
While Supply Lasts
$
Fresh Mozzarella
99 Lb.
+ tax
Reg. $10.99
7
Laurenzo’s Famous
Canadian Mussels
+ tax
$ 99
3 $ 99 3 $ 49 3 $ 99 12 Swai Fillet $ $ 99 3 399 Tilapia Fillet $ 99 3 $ 99 6 Italian 5 lbs or more $ Sausage
$9.99
House Salad, Dressing, Pasta 3 Manicotti Or Spaghetti or 4 Stuffed Shells Pasta Of The day, 1 Slice of Pizza, Choice of Soup + Tax Dessert Of The Day or House Salad
7
$ 99 + Tax
Berio 51 oz. 100% Pure Olive Oil San Benedetto Glass Artesian Water 1 Ltr. Barilla Pasta Sauces 24 oz Roland Imp. Cornichons 24oz.
WOOD BURNING BRICK OVEN PIZZAS Mon.-Sat. 11-5:30 p.m. Sunday 12-5 P.M. 2 Slices NY $ 63 + Tax Cheese Pizza w/FREE 12 oz. Soft Drink
4
Reg. $5.99 dz. EDLP $4.99 dz.
8 $ 49 1 $ 99 3 $ 99 5 $ 99 1 Roland Imp Dijon $ 99 Mustard 29.9 oz. 4 Cento 3 Ltr. Extra $ Virgin Olive Oil 1799 $ 99
Imp. Italy 16 oz. Dececco Pasta Reg. Cuts
Frozen Large Round Cheese Ravioli
$
Fresh Asst Types of 1 Lb min
$
Fettuccine Asiago Gnocchi
399
Dz.
399 6 99
Lb.
$
Lb.
Laurenzo’s Homemade Reg. $12.99 Lb.
8 $ 99 1 $ 99 5 $ 99 11
Annisette “Toast” Biscotti
$ 99 Lb
Laurenzo’s Homemade 14 oz
Italian or French Bread
Ea
Plain or Red Pepper Taralli 1 Lb min
Lb.
Choc. Covered Strawberries or Mini Pastries
Lb.
Laurenzo’s Homemade 1 Lb. Min. Reg. $10.99 Lb.
Borden Milk Gallons $399 Asst. Italian $ $ Jumbo Eggs Dz. 219 Butter Cookies
799
Lb.
FRESH HERBS!
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ORGANICS A GREAT SELECTION & LOW PRICES – ORGANIC FRUIT – VEG – GREENS Beautiful Large Baby Juicy Delicious Large Green Sweet Bartlett Limes Cherries Plum Peppers Mangos Pears Limes Cherries Tomatoes
59
¢
99
¢
Lb.
99
¢
Ea.
1
10/$ 00 Lb.
1
$
59
69
¢
Lb.
Lb.
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS – PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY. WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! AMEX, VISA, MC & ATM Honor Cards For Main Store • Farmer’s Market: VISA, MC & AMEX. Valid 08/02/12 - 08/12/12
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Fresh American Bone-In
STEAK BURGERS
3
$
10
ily $ m a F ck Pa
99 Lb
Fresh Tuna Back In Stock NO COUPONS NEEDED AND NO LIMITS
Tabatchnick Chicken Broth
2
99
$
32 Oz
Frescorti 26 Oz Marinara Sauce
2
$
RIB STEAK
2 99 Buy Get 1 Free
7 $ 99 1
$ 99
Badia Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1 Ltr
Osem 19oz Pickles 7-9 Large
LARGEST SELECTION LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED
Notte Italiana Prosecco
11
$ $
99 99 Ea Btl
Victor Wines Cabernet, Merlot Chardonnay
6
$ $
99 99
99
9
BBQ Beef $ Ribs
Lb
Fresh American Boneless
RIBEYE STEAK
13
$
ily m a F ck Pa
Homemade BUY 1 GET 1 Fresh Soups FREE
99 Lb
3
Schmerling Chocolate
1
$
Buy 1 Get 1 Free
69
Valterra Jumbo Chick Peas 16 Oz Eggs 1 Dz ¢ $ 69
99
1 $ 99 2
Neviot Water 1.5 Ltr
Calif. Delight Hearts Of Palm 14 Oz
1
$ 19
Fresh Salmon
9
$
3 $ 99 5
$ 99
Almondina Almond Biscuits 4 Oz Telma Shefa Kariot Cereal 13 Oz
Lb
NO COUPONS NEEDED AND NO LIMITS
Wacky Mac 5.5 Oz
49
$
99
Homemade BUY 1 GET 1 Frozen Dinners FREE
GROCERY SPECIALS Fresh & Healthy Cholov Israel Milk 1/2 Gallon
NO COUPONS NEEDED AND NO LIMITS
99
Traditional Soups
LB
99 $ 49 1
¢
California Delight Chunk Light Tuna 5 oz
WINE SPECIALS
LARGEST SELECTION LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED
Gedeon
Baron Herzog
Teal Lake
Golan
Cabernet or Petit Syrah
Cabernet, Merlot, Zinfandel & Chardonnay
Moscato Red or White
Sion Creek Red
6
$ $
99 99 Ea Btl
Cantina Gabriele Dolcemente
7
$ $ 99 99
Ea Btl
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Ea Btl
10
$ $
99 99 Ea Btl
Barkan Classic Wines
8
$ $
99 99 Ea Btl
6
$ $
99 99 Ea Btl
9
$ $
99 99 Ea Btl
Kedem Concord Grape Wine
Sauvingnon Blanc
99 99
$ $ 99 99
3
$ $
Ea Btl
Galil
7
Ea Btl
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