National Night Out attracts hundreds to Gufstream Park Hundreds of Hallandale Beach residents and neighbors turned out Tuesday night for the annual Hallandale Beach Police Department National Night Out at Gulfstream Park. Visitors learned valuable safety and health lessons and saw the City’s police and fire departments in action during real life demonstrations. The National Night Out has been bringing communites together for over two decades. It is where everyone learns to keep a close watch on their city - and helping to identify crimes before they happen. Many of the other cities also held the same events - all geared to making it a safer place for their residents.
Chatting at the event are, from left, little Stella Llarena, her mom, Sophie Llarena, brother, Mateo Llarena, and Hallandale Beach Police Chief Dwayne Flournoy. (Courtesy City of Hallandale Beach Public relations)
DRUG ABUSE • While Major League Baseball deals with PED issues, local high schoolers are sadly doing the same without the resources By Larry Blustein sfsuntimes@aol.com While much of the focus the past few weeks has centered around Alex Rodriguez and other Major League baseball players who have tested positive for PEDs (Performance Enhancing Drugs), there is a group that has not been talked about. Far from the million dollar salaries and the spotlight of professional sports are many amateur athletes who have been caught up - at age 15, 16 and 17 - trying to gain an edge. In a world that is dictated by how many home runs you can hit - or touchdowns you can score - the very fact that steroid usage, which was at an all-time high back in the 1970s and 80s, are very much present here in 2013. The very fact that there is a governing body that puts restrictions on using banned substances by professional athletes, it appears that very few people are paying any attention to high school age athletes.
In the recent report by the now defunct Miami-based Biogenisis, there were a number of professional athletes who were singled out for using products that were considered to be enhancing their performance illegally. ADULTS CALL THE WRONG SHOTS The names of several high school athletes - from south Florida - have started to surface. High school athletes who are too young to be alter––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– DRUGS, Page 3A
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AWARD WINNING CHEF Lenny B wins ‘Best Food’ for his world class dishes
A SPECIAL BOND • Dr. Janice DeFelice and her entire ‘family’ take pride in their work at Hallandale Family Dental Care When it comes to finding that perfect dental experience one that has you feeling confident in that important relationship – there’s a feeling of great satisfaction. At Hallandale Family Dental Care, Dr. Janice DeFelice and her “family” take that ––––––––––––––––––––– DENTAL, Page 4A
KODNER GALLERIES - DANIA 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 diamonds. For more on this quality business, see Page 2A.
Chef Lenny B of the Seaside Retirement Resort in Hallandale Beach.
What you will find at nearly any independent or assisted living facility in south Florida are menus that are good and nutritious. Food that is pleasing to the palate but missing that certain something. At Seaside Retirement Resort in Hallandale Beach, that certain something is Chef Lenny B. Here is someone who has been at the center of the culinary world for decades - and has been creating in the kitchen since the age of 13.
INFORMATIVE HEALTH NEWS Trying to avoid the dreaded "Freshman 15" weight gain? While college is an adjustment, it doesn't have to mean an adjustment in your pants size. In fact, the Freshman 15 is a myth. Freshman students gain only 2.5 to 3.5 pounds on average. Page 2C.
While he has held down just about every position in the business, creating new and special foods from every region of the world has earned Chef Lenny B a solid reputation. A chef who isn't afraid to take chances and toss the salt aside from natural herb flavors. Seaside Retirement Resort has brought on a difference maker to an already great team. Check out more what this entire resort has to offer on Page 1D.
HALLANDALE BEACH NEWS Community members, developers, investors and interested residents came out Monday afternoon as the Hallandale Beach Community Redevelopment Agency launched a project to redevelop the site at Foster Road and North Dixie Highway. See Page 6C.
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Mardi Gras Casino Announces the 2013 Comedy Challenge, Featuring Headliner, Craig Shoemaker! The third annual Mardi Gras Comedy Challenge is about to kick off! Hundreds of stand-up comedians from around the country will come out to strut their stuff and compete for the chance to open for Craig Shoemaker and win $5K during our Grandstand Finale in November. The forty funniest contestants from the auditions will move on to the Showcase rounds. From there, just 20 contestants will advance to the four Semi-final Rounds. But…only one contestant can be crowned the ‘Mardi Gras Comedy Challenge Champion’! Our hilarious featured comics performing during the Semi-Final rounds include Angel Salazar, Louis
Ramey, Lisa Landry, and LA Hardy, and Bobby Collins performing during the Finals round. **Tickets start at $10 for Showcase and Semi-Final rounds. Grandstand Finale tickets start at $20. All tickets are on sale and can be purchased online at www.mardigrascasinofl.com. ABOUT CRAIG SHOEMAKER Named Comedian of the Year by the American Comedy Awards on ABC, Craig Shoemaker's halfhour Comedy Central special has been voted by viewers as one of the network's "Top 20" stand-up specials of all time. Craig's feature film credits include the box office hit Scream 2, co-starring
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Drugs From Page 1A ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– ing their bodies in any way, being introduced to steroids by coaches and other adults. "You know that people like Alex Rodriguez and other high paid professional athletes know what they are doing by using these bodychanging drugs," said parent Michael Rosen of Hollywood, who has a son playing football for the first time this year. "But these young kids who are steered to these places by coaches and others need to be reached in some way." Ask any high school coach in south Florida and the thought of their players using PEDs - of any kind - is sickening, to say the least. BLOWING THE WHISTLE This entire scandal began with one disgruntled employee. Porter Fischer, who had been described in some clinic documents as a marketing director of Biogeneis, before having an apparent falling-out with clinic founder Anthony Bosch last year, told the Miami New Times in a story last June that Major League Baseball paid him $5,000 for clinic records he turned over to the league in its investigation of the clinic's South Florida reach. That got the ball rolling. The very fact that if there hadn't been this big blow up between Bosch and Fischer, the sad part is that nobody would have known a thing, and that is something that sticks with many local high school coaches. "I have been around all kinds of athletes in every sport at the high school level," said former South Broward head football and wrestling coach Allen Held. "To me, when you make these drugs available to young kids, the damage you are doing is unknown." SOMEONE IS ALWAYS WATCHING As the first day of football practice began across Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, many coaches and players were faced with the reality that now everyone is watching. The days of trying to sneak around and gain that unfair advantage are over. "I think it's really sad when you have to cut corners and try to do things illegally," said John Battle IV, a senior defensive back at Hallandale High. "There are so many of us who work hard to gain that advantage by running, lifting weights, eating the right way." For the record, the 6-2, 190-pound Battle recently committed to attend LSU.
opposite Patrick Stewart in Safe House and his featured role opposite Daryl Hannah as her love interest in 2007's Dark Honeymoon. Last year, Craig won Best Supporting Actor at the Elevate Film Festival. His own film The Lovemaster (with Farrah Fawcett), won "Best Film" honors at the Los Angeles Independent Film Festival. Craig's small screen credits include his onehour special on Comedy Central titled, The Lovemaster... Unzipped, cohosting duties on HBO's Comic Relief 2006, roles on numerous prime time series and he was actually Joy Behar's first guest in her Comedy Corner on ABC's The View. As a scribe, Craig most recently wrote, produced and starred in Totally Baked, a movie which was conceived from his own son asking if his dad had ever smoked marijuana. The film was distributed world-wide by Universal and can be found in all major retail outlets, including WalMart. Totally Baked was asked to be a featured film in the Austin Film
Festival, was nominated for the 2008 High Times "Stony Award." It was recently re-released as a "Doobie Feature" packaged with a stand up DVD Shoemaker produced called, "420 Comedy Hour." Greg's writing credits also include ABC's Just The Ten of Us, and Real Funny. He also wrote and starred in the critically acclaimed one-man show, Who's Your Daddy? at the Coronet Theater. Inspired by his children, Craig has also published two hit children's books, now in their third printing, entitled "What You Have Now...What Your Daddy Had Then" and "What You Have Now... What Your Mommy Had Then." Additionally, Craig has had his own nationally syndicated radio show, which after only ten months on the air, won the prestigious Communicator Award "Crystal" prize. Two of Craig's stand-up comedy routines made it to the Top 10 list on XM Radio, with "Playing Army" ranking #1. His "Lovemaster" routine was voted Most Popular Comedy on XM Radio's Big
Schtick Awards. In 2004, Craig opened a comedy compound and retail outlet inspired by his nonprofit organization LaughterHeals.org. The Laughter Store (www.thelaughterstore.com) is a place to find all things funny - pranks & gags, CDs, books, DVDs - anything to make you laugh! Inspired by laughter, Craig has created a new forum 'Laughter Heals' where he combines his two decades of stand up into an uplifting seminar and humanistic forum to help those battling and suffering from cancer and other life threatening diseases use the gift of laughter for self -healing universal wellness. In June 2010, Craig received an honorary doctorate in humanities from his alma mater, California University of Pennsylvania, recognizing the humanitarian work he has done over the last several years.
The 10 contestants each night will be videotaped and the videos placed on our website for online wild card voting. 20 contestants will move forward (5 for each round). Venue: Jokers Wild Comedy Club & Bar Round 1 – Oct 10-11 Time: 8 pm - 5 Comedians - Headliner- Angel Salazar. Round 2 – Oct 17-18 Time: 8 pm - 5 Comedians - Headliner- Louis Ramey. Round 3 - Oct 24-25 Time: 8 pm - 5 Comedians - Headliner- Lisa Landry. Round 4 - Oct 31 & Nov - Time: 8 pm 5 Comedians - Headliner - LA Hardy. Finals - Nov 7-8 - Time: 8 pm - 4 Comedians + Wild Card HeadlinerBobby Collins Venue: Grandstand Main Event Nov 16 Time: 8 pm Headliner- Craig Shoemaker Opening act for main event – TBD (Contest winner)
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From Page 1A –––––––––––––––––––––– pride necessary to ensure that every customer has that experience that continues to keep them coming back, as well as spreading the word to all. Hallandale Family Dental Care is truly one of the most unique businesses of its kind. When they speak of family, they do it with knowledge that this full service facility is totally run by Dr. DeFelice and her family. “When your entire family pride is at stake in everything you do, there are no options,” Christian Fernandez, Dr. DeFelice’s husband said. “We do everything out of this office, so the quality and service is the most important thing we can give back.” In this economy, every dentist and other medical facilities are doing their part to get you in the door. Fernandez admits that what Hallandale Family Dental Care has going is not a sale or a one time thing. With the backing of the entire family, you can come in for a checkup, consultation and get fitted for dentures or crowns in half the time and cost of any of their local competitors. “We do not overcharge our patients or come in with some late co-payment owed,” Fernandez said. “Because we specialize in Adult and Geriatric
Annual Night Out brings crime into focus in all our cities Dentistry, we know that our patients are often limited in what they have to spend.” What Dr. DeFelice has done is give everyone an opportunity to get that smile back. Whether tooth loss has come over years – or just starting to become a concern now – there is always a plan that can be worked out. Another important part of what they are doing at Hallandale Family Dental Care is always answering questions. Believing that education goes a long way – when making a life-altering decision by getting dentures, it’s all about the experience and the process that will be the end result. “Recently, we had a patient who came from Aventura and couldn’t wear the dentures he was fitted for over a year ago,” Fernandez recalled. “It was amazing that he was too intimidated to go back. He lived like this for a year.” The patient was so elated that in just 25 minutes, having a lab on the premises, he was back in business. What potentially turns into a three week ordeal at other dentists – without a lab – was accomplished in less than a half hour. “He wanted to tip us,” Fernandez laughed.
WHAT YOU GET The services are endless, but here are some major benefits at Hallandale Family Dental Care: • In-house Specialties Endodontic (Root Canal) • Oral Surgery (Extraction) • Crowns & Bridges • Implants • Cosmetic Bonding • On-site Dental Lab • Dentures • Zoom Whitening • Bonded Fillings • Non-surgical Gum Treatments • Same Day Denture Repair • Porcelain Veneers • Emergency Treatment • Cosmetic Dentistry Exams, XRays, Cleaning & Complete Dentures Are FREE For Patients With Solstice 2000, Care Plus Or Humana Gold Plus Insurance Coverage With Medicare. The office is located just south of Hallandale Beach Blvd. on S. Dixie Highway at 226 South Dixie Hwy. Hallandale Beach. (954) 454-3883. OFFICE HOURS: 9:00 - 5:00 Monday through Friday. SE HABLA ESPANOL
By Mayor Joy Cooper This past Tuesday, the city held its Annual Night Out at Gulfstream Park. The Hallandale Beach Police Department under the leadership of Chief Dawayne Flournoy did an amazing job putting together an informative and interactive evening. It would not have been possible without the many volunteers, city departments and community partners. All of them deserve a special thanks especially Crime Watch and CERT our Community Emergency Response Team. These citizen volunteers work year round to make our city a safer place. CRIME PREVENTION Crime prevention starts with each individual in our city. I always say if you “see something, say something”. We all need to get back to watching out for one another. When I was first elected I worked on getting our own tip hotline. It is a way to report suspected problems. 954457-1404. One for our 4 square miles. This is not an emergency number. One call can make a difference. It was wonderful to see a great turnout of residents and families committed to our community. A special thanks to Gulfstream Park for hosting the event and providing refreshments.
The purpose of the National Night Out is to bring together the community and make them aware of how to make it a safer neighborhood to live in.
en between the ages of 30 and 65. To sign up you can go on line to www.seeuthere.com/cps3enroll for an appointment. The appointment includes a brief survey, waist measurement and a blood sample. It is that easy. You will then be contacted periodically over the course of many years as a follow up to the survey. For more information you can call 954-564-2848.
CONSTRUCTION UPDATE A1A construction continues to create traffic woes. The major delays are mainly during peak hours. Many residents have reached out to report the conditions and share their suggestions. I want to thank all our residents for understanding that this inconvenience is only temporary. With that said this does not GREAT AMERCAN CANCER mean that the city is not trying to PREVENTION STUDY implement remedies to ease the American Cancer Society and congestion. Relay for Life had a table to proOur city staff continues to work mote awareness for the Relay and with Broward traffic operations to Cancer “Prevention Study 3”. This adjust the traffic lights. The biggest nationwide health study can impact delays to date have been due to the generations to come and they need crosswalk at the base of the bridge. volunteers. The city commission in- So many residents have called to vited Dr. Linda Kaplan a few months ask that it be set to blinking. BCT back to present a briefing on the has control over the lights and will study and stress the importance of not allow constant blinking. They volunteering. The study is crucial have agreed to put it on demand. for cancer research. The focus of This means it will remain green until the study is lifestyles and how they someone pushes it to cross. We are impact cancer risk. also trying to reduce the length of It is very easy to sign up. I did a the red. few months ago. It is totally private. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– They are looking for men and womCOOPER, Page 6A
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Mount Sinai to Host Skin Health Awareness Day Florida has the second highest incidence of melanoma in the United States, according to the National Center for Biotechnology Information. In addition, melanoma is responsible for approximately 75 percent of all skin cancers. However, because early detection of skin cancer can mean the difference between life and death, Mount Sinai Medical Center is hosting a Skin Health Awareness Day to provide free screenings to the community. The event will take place on Thursday, August 15, from 5 p.m. – 7 p.m. at the Mount Sinai Comprehensive Cancer Center. Mount Sinai physicians will administer a complete, non-invasive skin check – a visual inspection of moles, freckles, marks and uneven pigmentation. Participants will also receive a complimentary UV sun detector wristband. Made of environmentally safe silicon, the bracelet monitors the wearer’s exposure to UVA and UVB rays, which lead to premature aging of the skin and skin cancer. The bracelet, which is water and sweat proof, will change colors alerting the wearer to reapply sunscreen or seek shade. For more information about Mount Sinai Medical Center, visit www.msmc.com. To attend this free event, please RSVP by calling 305-535-3369. ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
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From Page 1A –––––––––––––––––––––– During peak hours, Police Officers or Community Services Officers will be in the area to regulate the traffic. This pipe replacement project is the first phase of the A1A improvements. The scheduled completion is in January, barring any major weather events. After the pipe is completed there will be a pause in construction. Phase two of the entire street upgrade will not start until after season. Please remember that this will only be a temporary inconvenience. NORTHEAST
Another ongoing project is the NE Drainage project. This project is moving forward with an added unforeseen cost. DRAINAGE PROJECT Another ongoing project is the NE Drainage project. This project is moving forward with an added unforeseen cost. We are working with our Federal partners at FEMA to increase our grant to offset the costs. When engineering the project, projections were made for unanticipated soil conditions. In the process of digging for the pipes, areas can be found unstable to preserve the integrity of the pipe. When this occurs rock and other ap-
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More Than 26 Years Of Experience As General Dentist The patient and any other person responsible for payments has a right to refuse to pay, cancel payment or be reimbursed for payment for any other service examination or treatment which is performed as a result of and within seventy two (72) hours of responding to the advertisement for the free, discounted fee, or reduced fee service, examination or treatment, implant, cosmetic and laser dentistry is not recognized as a specialty by the ADA. All dentists are independent contractors.
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Crystal Hartigan brings us all back in time with a great songwriters showcase By Eleanor Hannan Return to the days of the 1960's Greenwich Village coffee houses in the intimate setting of the Abdo New River Room as musicians from every city and country perform. An open mic allows both professionals and newcomers to test their talent, accomplishments and material in front of a live audience. It is the perfect setting and the only place in South Florida where one can sit back and enjoy the music of the featured artists who have the opportunity to get in the spotlight and showcase their talent, the same as the professionals can. Fans do not have to endure the noisy or smokey rooms in order to enjoy some of the greatest performances. Alcoholic drinks in addition to tea, coffee and snacks are available. Crystal Hartigan has been keeping this event going, very successfully for the past five years. It is considered one of the best places where professional musicians or just music lovers can definitely enjoy new and old familiar songs in one of the most comfortable settings every 2nd Monday of the month in the Abdo New River Room at the Broward Center for the performing Arts, located at 201 Southwest 5th Avenue,
• The Annual Flamenco Song Festival was conceived and created by Paco and Celia Fonta
SIEMPRE FLAMENCO Fort Lauderdale. It brings national and international singers/songwriters together in South Florida to perform songs from the past, present and possible hits of tomorrow. There is also an open mic session for anyone inclined to try out their music in front of an audience at the Monthly Showcase, starting at 7:30 p.m. Those intending to participate need to sign up no later than 7:20 p.m. Featured Songwriters “In the Round” such as: Aaron Holder will be performing on Monday, August 12th, 2013 at 9 p.m. Admission is $10 payable at the door
ONLY. A cash bar is available. For all further details and information, call: (954) 462-0222. “ONE REPUBLIC” ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL AMERICAN POP ROCK BANDS COMING TO HARD ROCK LIVE: One Republic is an American band from Colorado Springs, Colorado, formed in 2003 by Ryan Tedder and Zach Filkins. During this same year the band achieved a tremendous amount of success almost immediately. In 2007, they released their debut album “Dreaming Out Loud.” They made radio
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history with the band’s first single “Apologize” with the largest amount of air play, 10,331 plays in one week. The band’s second album, “Waking Up” was released in 2009. The lead single from the album, “All the Right Moves” hit the top 20 on the Billboard Hot 100. Other singles from the album include: “Secrets,” “Marchin' On” and “Good Life” which reached the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 as well as number 1 on the Billboard Adult Pop Songs chart. One Republic‘s third album: “Native,” released this year in March of 2013, received positive reviews from music critics, it sold 60,000 copies in the first week alone. Other singles released this year such as: “Feel Again,” “If I Lose Myself” and “Counting Stars” all reached great acclaim, receiving many accolades including a certified platinum and Grammy Award. Present members of the band are Ryan Tedder, (Lead vocal, rhythm guitar, piano, keyboard and bass guitar) Zach Filkins (Lead guitar, viola, tambourine and vocals) Drew Brown, (Guitar, keyboard, marimba,
drums and vocals) Eddie Fisher, (Drums and percussion) Brent Kutzle (Cello, piano, guitar, keyboard and backing vocals). Tickets are $34 to $64 now on sale for “One Republic’s” performance August 13, 2013 at 7:30 p.m. at the Hard Rock box office, IN Person Only, located on State Road 7 (US 441), Hollywood. For all information, call: (954) 327-ROCK. Or: 1 (800) 937-0010. Parking is always free.
ences a unique opportunity to enjoy an art form that is seldom heard outside of Spain. This year's festival features acclaimed Spanish singers and past favorites as La Macarena de Jerez, Israel Paz and Javier Heredia, well known for their authentic flamenco dances performed by Siempre Flamenco Company. Both performers are known for their ability to charm audiences with their dancing and singing abilities. A new choreography will be premiered at this festival "Luz de la Mañana" ("Morning Light,") using the large flamenco shawl in the Cantiñas style. Audiences will be swept away to the Gypsy caves of Andalucia with the rhythms of flamenco and the unique, up-close and exhilarating experience in the Carnival Studio Theatre from August 30 to September 1, 2013 at various show times. The Arsht Center is located at 1300 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, tickets are $38. Call: (305) 949-6722.
SIEMPRE FLAMENCO AND THE ADRIENNE ARSHT CENTER PRESENT THE 8TH ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF FLAMENCO SONG IN MIAMI: The Annual Flamenco Song Festival was conceived and created by Paco and Celia Fonta. This energetic and passionate production focuses on the art of flamenco singing. The soulful, gripping sounds of cante flamenco, a traditional flamenco song, believed to have evolved from the cries and sufferings of a persecuted people when, after the Spanish Inquisition, the Moors, Gypsies and Jews were banned from Spain. This festival brings South Florida audi-
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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. • Attention: Mental Health Therapists - Do you need a tool to treat PTSD and other difficult cases? This is your opportunity to train in the revolutionary, evidence based approach, Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) which will teach you how to eliminate PTSD symptoms for your clients in an average of three sessions. This model is studied by The University Of South Florida (USF). You can find more information at: www.ARTworksNOW.c om or call Toll-free at: (877) 675-7153 for more information on expanding your tools for difficult cases.
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By Shantescia Hill and D. Carrington HOLLYWOOD - It’s an exciting time in Downtown Hollywood. Art is happening everywhere, giving the area’s “Old Florida” charm renewed energy and pedestrian activity. Among many of Hollywood’s Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) initiatives, the Downtown Hollywood Mural Project has thrived since its inception, one year ago in August 2012. We asked Bryan Cahen, CRA Deputy Director, who is also a visual artist, how it all began. Excited about Downtown Hollywood’s revitalization, his unique perspective gives the inside track on how the mural program came to be, and how it fits into the CRA’s mission to promote economic development through public art. Why murals? Downtown Hollywood’s Mural Project began as a public art program to complement Mayor Bober’s live music initiative that promotes Downtown Hollywood as an ‘art scene.’ The project alone was designed not only to give the locals and visitors an artsy feel to the area, but also to open up the area for new investment.
How did the Downtown Hollywood Mural Project launch? What was the process behind the scenes? Through the efforts of the CRA, the first step involved the City Commission amending the City of Hollywood’s Zoning and Land Development Code and then passing a resolution allowing the CRA Board to create a process and Mural Review Committee. The Mural Review Committee, under the helm of Jorge Camejo, Executive Director of the CRA, consists of seven well-rounded members that are tasked with reviewing applications that are submitted by property owners. Working in a city that has seen many local artists rise to the national stage since the arrival of Art Basel Miami Beach, the CRA tapped South Florida’s best, including David “Lebo” LeBatard, Ruben Ubiera, Jessy Nite, Luis Pinto, Eddie Mendieta, Evoca1, 2alas, Michelle Weinberg, Rob Robi and Tatiana Suarez. Suarez, the mural program’s August artist who most recently custom-designed running shoes for Reebok, stated it best: “Street art and art accessible in public spaces have the power to bring
unique beauty and culture to a community. I believe it offers a sense of awakening to people that might not be familiar with the art-making process, and creates an opening to gain insight into the artist, as well as the idea and message behind their work.” In comparing Jessy Nite’s “Diamonds” - a black and white stripe design interspersed with colorful gemstones to 2alas’ mural,
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Foot care advice for new moms and babies (BPT) - Few things in life are as darling as a newborn's little feet, and most new moms take great joy in counting 10 tiny, perfect toes. But foot health can be a source of anxiety for both new and expectant mothers, who may wonder about the best ways to care for their baby's feet, and how to cope with changes in their own feet. "Pregnancy creates many changes in the body, and can even affect the size of a woman's feet," says Dr. Matthew Garoufalis, a podiatrist and president of the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA). "And even though newborns aren't walking yet, it's understandable that mothers may have some concerns about how to best take care of their baby's feet." The discomforts of pregnancy are common and well-known, ranging from back pain
• While it's probably impossible to completely avoid foot challenges during pregnancy, moms-to-be can take steps to minimize them and frequent bathroom trips to feet that are both sore and bigger. "It's not at all unusual for a woman to gain a shoe size while pregnant," Garoufalis says. "Increased weight puts more pressure on the foot, the arch flattens a bit and the foot elongates. Just a quarterinch increase in foot length is enough to prompt a change in shoe size." While it's probably impossible to completely avoid foot challenges during pregnancy, moms-tobe can take steps to minimize them: * Control weight gain. Added weight is the most likely cause of foot expansion. Do your best to follow your obstetrician's guidelines for how much weight you should gain
throughout the pregnancy. * Avoid high heels. Sure you see celebrities accessorizing their baby bumps with stilettos, but a lower heel during pregnancy will relieve pressure on the foot. Also, lower heels will provide you with greater stability during a time when newly gained weight might throw off your balance. It's easy to find plenty of pretty, stylish lower heels - 1 to 2 inches in height - that will look and feel great while you're pregnant. * Comfort and support should be key considerations any time you choose footwear, but they are even more important for pregnant women. With extra weight and pressure on your feet for nine months, you need a shoe that provides sup-
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(STATEPOINT) Trying to avoid the dreaded "Freshman 15" weight gain? While college is an adjustment, it doesn't have to mean an adjustment in your pants size. In fact, the Freshman 15 is a myth. Freshman students gain only 2.5 to 3.5 pounds on average during their first year in college, according to a recent study published in Social Science Quarterly. But be advised, the same study finds that college students do gain moderate but steady weight during and after college. So stay vigilant about diet and exercise. BE PREPARED "Stress, anxiety and homesickness can all lead to overeating.” warns registered dietitian nutritionist, Kristi King, spokesperson with the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Before you snack, ask yourself why you’re doing so. If stress, anxiety or sadness is a factor, take a study break to chat with friends or go on a walk. SMART SNACKS Late nights and stress can lead to binging, so don’t keep junk food on hand. Instead, stock healthy snacks that combine protein and carbohydrates. DON’T SKIP BREAKFAST –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– FRESHMAN, Page 3C
port and cushioning. Avoid thin-soled shoes (including flip-flops and ballet flats); look for shoes with thicker soles and plenty of cushioning inside the shoes. Whatever shoe you choose, it should bend only at the ball of the foot, and you should never be able to twist the sole or bend it anywhere else. While it's common for women's feet to enlarge during pregnancy - and remain that size even after delivery generally that size increase occurs only with a first pregnancy. So you shouldn't worry that your feet will continue to grow with subsequent pregnancies. Instead, many new moms will worry about their new baby's feet. "The good news is, as long as the baby's feet are healthy at birth most newborns won't require special care for their feet," Garoufalis says. "Caring for your baby's feet is much like caring for the rest of her body." Don't worry if your baby's feet look discolored or wrinkled or even have flaky, peeling skin when she is born. After nine months in protective fluid within the womb, they're bound to look a bit different from yours. Your pediatrician will look for any obvious
abnormalities of your baby's feet and legs, and will let you know what to do if he or she finds some concern. Use baby nail clippers to keep your child's toenails trimmed, cutting straight across to prevent ingrown toenails. Be sure to thoroughly dry baby's feet after a bath, and choose soft, anti-microbial socks that don't wrinkle or bunch to keep her feet warm and protected. When she starts to walk, bare feet are best inside the house as
she's learning the finer points of getting around. Outside, put her in a lightweight, flexible shoe made of natural materials. If foot problems run in your family, consider having your child examined by a podiatrist when she begins to walk. He or she can examine your child's feet to ensure they're growing normally. You can find a podiatrist that specializes in pediatrics at www.apma.org.
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Breakfast is essential no matter your age • Thirty-one million adults skip breakfast, according to a recent National Eating Trends survey (STATEPOINT) Everyone knows it's important to make sure children have breakfast before school, but college students and busy parents also need a dose of morning nutrition. Breakfast, which refers to “breaking the fast,” is the first meal of the day, usually consumed when the body has gone about eight to 10 hours without food. Eating breakfast is often associated with a higher nutrient
intake and being a smart way to start the day. When it comes to college students and parents, far too many admit to being a breakfast skipper. Thirty-one million adults skip breakfast, according to a recent National Eating Trends survey. And millennials, aged 1834, are the largest population of breakfast skippers. Today, with schedules busier than ever, it’s easy to simply
focus on getting the day started. “Whether you’re in college or chasing after schoolage kids, it’s easy to forgo breakfast to stay on-schedule,” says Betsy Frost, Manager at General Mills. “The tradeoff hits mid-morning with what people are calling the “hangries” -- the feeling of being ‘hungry’ and ‘angry’ or irritable,” she adds. With this in mind, Frost and her colleagues at General
Breakfast, which refers to “breaking the fast,” is the first meal of the day, usually consumed when the body has gone about eight to 10 hours without food.
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Freshman From Page 2C ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– "Breakfast wakes up the metabolism and provides energy to the brain and muscles for the day's activities," says King. "People who eat breakfast tend to eat less throughout the day." King recommends that breakfast be quick and combine carbohydrates and some protein to help keep students feeling full. Good options include whole-grain toast with peanut butter, a low-fat granola bar and fruit, or a whole-wheat tortilla with hummus and an apple.
CAFETERIA 101 The dining hall can be a friend or foe. There may be high-calorie foods and oversized portions, but most universities provide nutritious options too. Opt for foods that are baked, broiled, steamed, grilled or roasted, while steering clear of foods that are buttered, fried or swimming in cream sauce. When filling your plate at the cafeteria, consider following the US Department of Agriculture’s MyPlate guidelines. ALCOHOL "Alcohol is readily available and can pack on the pounds quickly if you’re not careful," warns King. For students over 21, King recommends light beer and avoiding drinks mixed with regular soft drinks or sugary juices. When drinking, alternate a glass of water between alcoholic beverages. You'll consume less alcohol and fewer calories. EXERCISE Regular exercise pays dividends, helping control weight, improve one’s mood and control stress. Many universities have excellent fitness centers available for students, but you don't have to become a gym rat to stay fit. Instead of taking the bus or driving to class, walk or ride your bike. GET HELP If you'd like help creating a healthy meal plan, or want tips for controlling weight, check to see if your university offers nutrition counseling services. Registered dietitian nutritionists are food and nutrition experts, and they can help you ace your health goals. More tips to maintain a healthy weight your freshman year and beyond can be found at www.eatright.org. Going to college means adjusting to a new lifestyle. Don’t let the changes get the better of your health and wellness.
Feel the difference of a great hair day, every day (BPT) - Every day women are subjected to a multitude of harsh elements that strip the hair of its natural beauty, leaving it limp and lifeless. Dove Hair gives women a great hair day by unlocking a few useful secrets women need to know in order to beat bad hair days. Celebrity hair stylist, Mark Townsend, offers these three easy tips for women to feel the difference of beautiful-looking hair every day. Tip No. 1 - The foundation for a great hair day starts in the shower Nearly half of women have a bad hair day when their hair feels weighed down. "The foundation to any great hair day starts when women choose a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner that does not weigh hair down," says Townsend, whose clients include many of today's leading Hollywood stars. He recommends the improved Dove Daily Moisture Shampoo and Conditioner, a unique formula containing patented technology that does not weigh hair down with excess residue and delivers up to five times smoother hair, in just one wash. More information on these products can be found at www.Dove.com. Tip No. 2 - Your blow dryer can be your hair's best friend----Healthy hair looks shiny because the hair cuticle lays smooth and is able to reflect light. More than 80 percent of women feel more confident on a great hair day compared to a bad one, and one way to keep hair looking beautifully smooth is knowing how to properly use a blow dryer. When blow drying your hair, make sure that you angle the nozzle downward as you dry from the roots to the ends which helps keep cuticles flat and reduces damage. "Pointing the blow dryer directly onto hair with no angle can cause breakage and frizz," says Townsend. He also warns against applying the hot air from a blow dryer on one area for too long; "it will dry out your hair, making it frizzier."
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fast: * Breakfast consumers have healthier body weights: People who consumed breakfast daily had 20 percent lower risk of developing obesity and 19 percent lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes, according to a breakfast frequency and metabolism study conducted in 2013 by the University of Minnesota School of Public Health. * Breakfast can make you healthier: People aged 20-39 who regularly had breakfast, including ready-to-eat cereal, had lower cholesterol levels and were less likely to have high blood pressure, compared with breakfast skippers, according to a study published in 2012 by The Nutrition Society. It’s important to get all members of your family to have breakfast, no matter if they are grade schoolers about to board the school bus, college kids racing to their first class, or busy moms and dads trying to juggle it all.
the nutrition of a bowl of cereal and milk. It has eight grams of protein, eight grams of whole grain (48 grams recommended daily) and three grams of fiber, and comes in chocolate, vanilla and berry flavors. More information is available at www.bfastshake.com. Indeed, more onthe-go parents and college students are opting for easy options they can consume on their way to work or class, or while getting ready to race out the door, say food industry experts. “A drinkable breakfast shake that doesn’t need refrigeration fits into life no matter what you’ve got on your plate for the day. It’s perfect for busy breakfast skippers,” says Frost, who is reaching out to young breakfast skippers via Twitter and Instagram. We’ve all heard from our mothers that breakfast is the most important meal of the day and now there is research to support the benefits of break-
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HOUSE Furn/unf, SE, nr Gulfstream, lg organic veggie/butterfly gdn, fruit trees, yardwork pd by owner. 3 mo. min. $900 mo. + UT. (954) 458-1700
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EAST DANIA Spacious and nice 2 Bed/2 Bath, 1 mile to the beach, unfurnished, annual lease. Sunshine Realty Rachael Osburn (954) 920-9679
HALLANDALE BEACH 2/2, gated, unfurn. very clean, tiled, cntrl A/C, upgrd, 2 pkg spcs, close to shops& bch, $1350/mo. Also: Brand new 1/1, furn., incl: all utils: $675 mo. (954) 549-3097
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AVENTURA BISCAYNE COVE TOWER BUILDING 1/1.5, gated community. 26th floor, city views, 24 hour security and valet, 2 pools, Jacuzzi, lighted tennis courts, workout rooms, etc. $1200 mo. OWNER. CALL FRED (305) 494-1768
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CONDO RENTAL 5959 Collins Ave. #706 Miami Bch, FL 33140 $30K-$60Kper month. CONTACT: (615) 254-7242
HALLANDALE BEACH 1st floor, 2/1 corner, unfurnished. Close to I-95 & Casinos, behind Winn-Dixie. CALL OWNER: (305) 318-9823 OFF H’DALE BCH BLVD & SE 2ND AVE Large 1 Bedroom apartment, tile, new appliances/super clean. No pets or smoking. Great for retiree or professional. (954) 610-5010 HALLANDALE BEACH Furnished 1 Br. Walk to Gulfstream, near Aventura Mall and beaches, $700 mo, $700 sec, refs. req. (954) 993-5660 HALLANDALE Large 1 Bedroom. No Pets. MONTE CARLO APARTMENTS 400 NE 1st Street (305) 931-4638
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HEMISPHERES HALLANDALE On Ocean,fully renovated 3 Bed/3 Bath, minimum 4 months, available immediately. (954) 638-9824
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HOLLYWOOD HILLS - 1/1 Scnd patio, all upgrd, down 1 flight strs to beaut pool & gdn, tile, cabs, fncd, sec, adult comm, $850 month. (954) 605-8641
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HEMISPHERES BAY NORTH Beautiful 1/1, updated, move-in condition. Maintenance includes: A/C, cable, water and parking. Pepe & Martha Pena (954) 734-7274 (305) 261-1945 oceandreamsrealty.com
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HOLLYWOOD BEACH CRYSTAL TOWER Don’t miss out! Buy Now! Spacious and nice 1 Bed/1.5 Bath. Steps to the Ocean and the Broadwalk. Sunshine Realty Rachael Osburn (954) 920-9679
HOLLYWOOD Condo 1/1, corner unit, 600 sq. W/D, no flooding, screened patio, quiet complex, 2 parking, $100 maint. (954) 925-1702
WINSTON TOWERS On-Site Re-Sale Office TOWER 600 3/3, 2400 sf, $459K. TOWER 400 2/2, corner, $359K. TOWER 300 2/2, split, $329K. TOWER 200 Convertible, $259K. Winston Towers Realty (305) 935-1500
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MARTIN J. HOFFMAN P.A., BROKER, ASSOC. Helping Buyers & Sellers Since 1985!
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“Best Value at Point East Direct Unobstructed Intracoastal Wide Waterways View List price $119,900”
JUST LISTED - HILLCREST CONDO - $114,900 2 Bedroom 2 Bath, fully furnished, golf course view. Totally upgraded. Remodeled bathrooms, newer kitchen, tile flooring, must see!
2920 Point East Drive Robert Henry Coldwell Banker: 954-260-7531
DESOTO PARK - $149,900
“Best View Point East 55+ community, gorgeous unobstructed view of Intracoastal Waterway from unit. Open living area, with fine Berber Carpet. Large Master Bedroom, lots of closet space, beautiful bathroom with custom wallpaper, walking path that goes around entire community that covers 2.5 miles! Unit is being sold fully furnished.”
1 Bedroom Plus Convertible, 1.5 Bathrooms. This condo is gorgeous, Intracoastal view, pool and tennis court. Tile flooring and gorgeous Cherry wood flooring. Fully furnished, newer wood kitchen cabinets and Coren counters, remodeled bathrooms, patio. Must see!
HOLLYWOOD CO-OP - $39,900 Owner says you can rent out right away, many upgrades, $ Only!
Robert or Viviana Henry
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5 Bdrm. 2.5 Bath. WOW, WHAT A HOME! Tons of upgrades. Just Listed!
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1711 NORTH 27TH AVENUE - $119,900 - WON’T LAST!
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2/1 Home. Fully fenced corner lot. Very nice home. $ Offer please.
2645 TAFT STREET - $139,900 - MUST SEE! 3/1, corner lot. Newer kitchen, carport. Terrazzo flooring. $ Only!
2013 AND 2019 ADAMS STREET - $298,000 CASH ONLY! Being sold for land value, approx. 1/2 acre, can possibly build 6 units!
PLAYLAND ESTATES - $159,900
Selling - Buying - Renting
2/2, 5614 Forrest St. Nice big home. Huge family room, tile flooring.
Elisa 786-344-7011 Mike 305-772-9012
PLANTATION RENTAL - $1,290 PER MONTH 3/2 Condo off Pine Island. Tile flooring, huge patio, 3 big Bedrooms.
Elisa & Mike Get it Done Right!
COOPER CITY RENTAL - $1600 PER MONTH
CONDOS
2 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath, Rock Creek Townhome on the Water, tile flooring.
Avant Garde Condo: 2/2 Best view in Bldg. $310,000 Avant Garde Condo: 2/2, $265,000 Residences: $250K to $350,000 2080 Condo: $455,000 Turnkey unit. The Hemispheres: $160K-$475K La Perla: $400K-$800K Ocean Two: $750K-$1,500,000 The Pinnacle Condo: $800K-$1,500,000
LISTINGS ARE SELLING! PLEASE CALL ME FOR A FREE MARKET ANALYSIS!
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HOMES Miami Lakes Home 6/5 w/pool Listed $879,900 Hollywood Lakes Homes $350,000 Hallandale Beach Homes Starting $650K
20801 Biscayne Blvd. #403 Aventura, 33180 Se Habla Español
RENTAL Catania 2/2 great view, $2300 month.
LILY BRODEY, CLHMS, TRC • Lic. Real Estate Broker
Hamptons West #2403
Seasonal & Annual Rentals Available!
Beautiful golf course & lake views. Spacious 2/2, neutral colors, tiled floors, carpet in bedrooms. Listed $440,000, Bring Offers! Cell: 305.812.8110 Tel: 305.932.8110 Email: lilybrodey@aol.com
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POINT EAST E101 - 1/1 Corner Lanai. remodeled kitchen with newer appliances. ceiling redone, tile flrs. Updated bath. Larger terrace, $102,900 POINT EAST H610 - 1/1 Updated kitchen has wall down. Spacious apt. with lots of storage and closets. Great water view from screened in porch. 10 minutes to Aventura Mall and Beaches, $118,900 POINT EAST L216 - 2/2 Corner wrap, Split Bdrm. plan. Lots of storage & a walkin closet. Near Clubhouse. 55+ Gated waterfront complex. Courtesy bus, $169,900
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CAROL ATLAS Realtor Associate 478-0478 I LIVE AT HILLCREST& LOVE IT ... YOU WILL TOO!
2/2 1,300 square feet, Convertible, high floor, golf view, partially furnished. ASKING ONLY $119,000! 2/2 Corner Condo, 1600 sf, Renovated! New eat-in kitchen w/ window, Washer/Dryer in unit, pristine condition, $165,000
HILLCREST PENTHOUSE 3/2.5, 12th Fl, 2500 sf, Drop Dead Gorgeous! Granite Floors, Granite Kitchen Counters, Granite Bathroom Counters, Pristine Condition, 2 Deeded Parking Spaces, Full Size Washer & Dryer. Only $215,000
TOWERS OF OCEANVIEW 1/1.5 in DANIA BCH. DUPLEX Spacious gated Three Islands, 2/1’s very well SUNSET TRAILS 2/1 maintained. Desirable convenient to Beaches, Shopping, Perfect starter home location. Ample race track & casino, in desirable Hlwd. $139,900 area East of Federal parking, $190,000 Highway. Loads of GOLDEN SURF 1/1.5 upgrades. Lg fenced LA MER ESTATES OCEAN DIRECT VUS Spacious unit with yard. $210,000 Upgraded 1800 sf wide water views. FAIRWAYS RIVIERA unit with direct ocean Convenient to views. Great ocean- beaches, shopping, Upgraded 1/1.5 in desirable area front secured bldg. $125,000 convenient to Convenient to airport, beaches, shopping, Aventura Mall, shops RENTAL Gulfstream Race & restaurants, $499K HALLANDALE Track & Casino, 15 Upgraded 1/1, mins. to Ft. Laud. PARKER PLAZA convenient to Airport $174,900 ESTATES beaches, shopping & AVANT GARDE COMPLEX Ocean direct views transportation. Unit Opposite the Ocean, from this completely has new kitchen, views of Intracoastal upgraded 1/1.5 full Stainless Steel & Ocean. Spacious 1 service oceanfront Appliances, new & 2 Bdrm. units avail. building, $399,000 bath, neutral tile Convenient to Ft. floors $1100 mo. Laud. Airport, Aventura Mall.
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Glenis Jimenez
Beachfront Realty
(305) 794-9749
FOR SALE AVENTURA “AWESOME” - 2/2 with Amazing Intracoastal View, Wraparound Te rrace. Owner Willing to Finance! Beautiful 1/1.5 with Spectacular View for Only $159,000. Motivated Seller. FOR RENT AVENTURA 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Wraparound Terrace.
Other Units Available For Sale & Rent Too!
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Many Others Available, Call For Infomation! APARTMENT FOR SALE
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HOLLYWOOD HILLS 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Large Bedroom. Adult Community. Screened Porch Overlooks Beautiful Pool & Gardens. Secure, Gated. Remodeled, Wall Removed To Living/Dining, Newer Stove, Fridge & A/C. Ceramic Thruout. Board Requires 20% Down. Rent $850 Month, For Sale $77,000! No Agents!
CALL CALL JOAN JOAN (954) 605-8641 Eleanor Hannan Broker Associate
ALEXANDER TOWERS: Beautiful updated 1/1.5 with SE views of Ocean from 8th flr. New marble flrs, open kitchen with granite tops, new appliances, recently redecorated, 24 hr notice to show. Must be accompanied by office agent. Price Firm at only $297,500 ALEXANDER TOWERS: Large luxurious 2/2 corner apt. Completely updated. Attractive ceiling to floor windows & extended balcony. Living area completely surrounded by magnificent picture perfect ocean views. Next door to Diplomat Hotel. Large pool, gym & other amenities. Just reduced to $499,999, price firm! Must be seen to appreciate. ATTENTION REALTORS: If You Are A Licensed Real Estate Broker or Sales Assoc. Looking to Work in a Beautiful Oceanfront Office That Offers You Greater Opportunities, Then Come Join One of The Fastest Growing R. E. Offices On The Beach... Ocean Drive Real Estate Group. Call Lydia For A Private Interview! WE HAVE AN INVENTORY OF OTHER UNITS AVAILABLE TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS!
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(954) 404-7394 / Direct (954) 663-1333 Located in Lobby at 3505 South Ocean Dr., Hollywood
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BRENDA BRENDA & & RICHARD R I C H A R D FRANK FRANK “#1 AWARD WINNING REALTORS” “We Must Be Doing Something Right!”
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* MORTGAGE RATES: 15 Year 3.65 – 30 Year Under 4% * * QUADOMAIN BRITIANNA * PERFECT PLACE to call your own or invest in! 2 Br. Conv, 2 Ba., eat-in kitchen and tiled throughout. Beautifully decorated for instant gratification! $299,000 DIRECT OCEANFRONT WINNER! 1 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath. Perfect and beautiful! Don’t delay, call today!! $259,000 * QUADOMAIN CATANIA * ON THE BEACH! Direct onIN Ocean, 2 Br. 2 Ba. + PEND G$359,999 Den, best N. & E. Oceanfront! * QUADOMAIN GRENOBLE * NEW! Oceanfront SE corner on the ocean with views & wonderful prevailing East breeze, 2 Br. 2 Ba. with hardwood floors, $359,000 * QUADOMAIN VALENCIA * NEW! OUTSTANDING! Oceanfront with outta G remodeled, sight Ocean & NorthPviews! Totally ENDIN it’s perfect! $429,000 PENTHOUSE BEAUTY! 2 Bedroom Convertible with awesome So. & E. exposures. Oversized balcony, Ocean, Intra & City views! $369,000
(786) 991-3482 (954) 296-5950
* HEMISPHERES BAY NORTH * A RARE FIND! Studio Condo, Kit., Lots of Closets, Large Balcony w/FabSIntracoastal Views And OL D Ocean Too! $115,000 NEW! Low Floor! 1/1 beautiful Intracoastal, City PENDING & Ocean Views! $169,000 * HEMISPHERES BAY SOUTH * BEAUTIFUL! 1/1.5, Everything is brand new and in perfect condition!!IN See G the sea, city and NDBathing PEyour Intracoastal. Bring Suit! $215,000 * HEMISPHERES OCEAN NORTH * NEW! Large Corner Beauty! 2/2, Eat-in Kitchen, A/C & H/W included in this Resort Atmosphere Where The Fun Never Sets! $429,000 2/2 Penthouse Panoramic Ocean & Intra Views, Remodeled with Open Kitchen $469,000
** PARKER DORADO #1 BUILDING ON BEACH! ** NEW! Sun, Sand & Sea, Spectacular SE corner, Direct Ocean views, 2/2, 1,500 sf, totally remodeled, $549K SEASONAL RENTAL: #1119, 2 Br. 2 Ba., eat in kitchen, beautiful, furnished, immaculate, A/C & H/W included in rent, $2,200 month. * SUMMIT * 2/2 1,600 sq. ft. split floor plan, partial Ocean & Intra views! Washer & Dryer in unit, $359,000 2/2 corner unit, partial Ocean & Intra views, $328K ANNUAL RENTAL: Furn. Large 2/2 “Shore” Model, eat DINGsight ocean, pool & in kitchen, marble floors, PENoutta Intracoastal views, $2,400 month. * CATANIA * 2/2 SE corner, high floor, direct ocean view with private balcony! $450,000
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CRA launches project to redevelop the site at Foster Road and North Dixie Highway Community members, developers, investors and interested residents braved threatening skies Monday afternoon as the Hallandale Beach Community Redevelopment Agency launched a project to redevelop the site at Foster Road and North Dixie Highway. The 2.5acre tract is zoned for mixed use; commercial and residential. A prime tract in the HBCRA zone, the land is ripe for a multi-story venture with commercial businesses at
street level and residential housing units to the rear of the site. The kick-off event was to showcase the land before the City issues a formal request for proposals on Friday. “The (HBCRA) is looking for a public-private partnership that will be beneficial to the developer and for the community,” said Daniel Rosemond, Deputy City Manager and HBCRA department director. Because the development is a partnership, the builder must adhere
to the Hallandale Beach Community Benefit Plan requirements to utilize City residents and Citybased businesses whenever possible. The land is a prime tract that the CRA hopes will spur additional development and redevelopment along the North Dixie Highway corridor. HBCRA believes the development will demonstrate the potential of the area and be a catalyst for additional growth. HBCRA also used the kick-off to discuss
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August is Kaitlyn’s Month - Is Your Childs Car Seat Installed Correctly?
Throughout the month of August Hallandale Beach Fire Rescue will be raising awareness of motor vehicle safety. This month long campaign was started by 4 R Kids SakeTM in memory of Kaitlyn and all other children who lost their lives in and around cars. These deaths and injuries can be prevented and Hallandale Beach Fire Rescue is helping educate residents on the many dangers of leaving children unattended in a vehicle including: heat exhaustion, carbon monoxide poisoning, and kidnapping. Join us on Saturday, August 24 at our car seat installation inspection event held from 9:00am – 12:00 noon. Please call and register at (954) 457-1478. Pre-registration is required in order to secure sufficient certified child passenger safety seat technicians for the event.
Hallandale Beach resident Taj Dixon, left, was one of about 80 residents, community leaders, developers and investors to learn about the potential within the Hallandale Beach Community Redevelopment Agency district at a project kick-off Monday evening. HBCRA Director Daniel Rosemond, right, hosted the event on the vacant 2.5-acre tract at Foster Road and North Dixie Highway. HBCRA invited the community to the site in advance of seeking proposals for developing the mixed-use site as a public-private venture. (Courtesy City of Hallandale Beach Public Relations)
other projects and programs set to begin within the redevelopment district. Among the projects is a one-ofa-kind townhouse condominium complex being developed by the Broward County Habitat for Humanity and the HBCRA at NW 1st Avenue and NW 1st Street. Also, the HBCRA is
launching a new initiative to resurrect Fashion Row and return the area to a quaint, eclectic shopping district. Fashion Row runs east of the FEC Railroad line north of Hallandale Beach Boulevard, including NE 1st Avenue to NE 3rd St., east to NE 2nd Avenue. HBCRA will hold a community
meeting on Fashion Row, 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 15, at Dekka, 139 NE 1st Avenue. The HBCRA has numerous commercial sites and more than 15 home sites available for development. For more information, contact the HBCRA at 954-4571377.
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INSIDE: SUN TIMES FOOD RECIPES
Seaside Retirement Resort kicks up its menu – to new culinary heights Once again, Seaside Retirement Resort in Hallandale Beach has raised the bar – and this time – residents have already taken notice of the change. With the addition of Executive Chef Lenny B, the food has been one of the major centerpieces in a facility that has already taken assisted and independent residents to another level. With over three decades of culinary training and service, Chef Lenny B. brings his well-rounded roots to the area – after years of perfecting nearly every cuisine imaginable. “Our menus are very exciting and will range from Italian and French to extensive Latin foods from Cuba and Argentina – to name just a few,” Chef Lenny B pointed out. “We are giving our residents the freshest and the best tasting meals they will get anywhere.” From running and planning four Radisson Hotels as a Corporate Chef for eight years – to his innovative dishes that he has created throughout the many stops along the way,
“Our menus are very exciting and will range from Italian and French to extensive Latin foods from Cuba and Argentina – to name just a few. We are giving our residents the freshest and the best tasting meals they will get anywhere.” Chef Lenny B Seaside Retirement Resort Chef Lenny B always returns to his hard-working Philadelphia roots. It was in Philadelphia, where he learned about food, how fresh meats and poultry, vegetables and other produce make all the difference in the world. It was where his many food opinions were formed. “Because I had learned to use so many fresh herbs and spices since I
started in my family business at the age of 13, it has all come together in the dishes I prepare,” he said. “It is important to understand that no salt and low salt are a way of life. It’s up to the chef to take that normally bland food and turn it into something tasty and delicious.” In his many stops along the way, Chef Lenny B has found that if
you prepare foods using natural ingredients - the taste, color and appeal of the dish will be the selling point. Many of the residents have already started to see a major difference and variety of the foods they are now eating. From Kosher meals to other dishes that require special attention, Chef Lenny B and his staff are always ready for any
challenge. That comes from years of culinary experience. "When you have a chance to do your own ordering and menu planning, it goes a long way in making any restaurant setting a success," Chef Lenny B explained. "The years I spent in kitchens in hotels and other businesses have really gotten me ready to produce the best cuisine possible."
No matter if it’s a Cuban-inspired meal, something fresh and Italian – or one of his new creations straight from the Mediterranean, the residents of Seaside Retirement Resort have come out as big winners – all the way around. If you’ve been looking for that well rounded retirement experience, Seaside Retirement Resort has exactly what you’ve been looking for.
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Greek yogurt finds its way into some of the best kitchens
(BPT) - Twice the protein, half the carbs, 20 percent of your daily calcium requirement and probiotic cultures that help keep digestive tracts happy - what's not to love about Greek yogurt? For some who resist making the switch from regular to Greek yogurt, it boils down to taste. Some people find the strong flavor of this nutritional powerhouse to be a bit ... well, too strong! "Even if you're not a fan of Greek yogurt's distinctive flavor for snacking or breakfast purposes, you can still tap the health benefits of this popular dairy product," says Laurie McNamara, author of the blog Simply Scratch. "You can incorporate Greek yogurt into a variety of recipes by using it to replace less healthful options like sour cream and mayo, or less nutritionally powerful ones like regular yogurt." The approaching holidays are a perfect opportunity to begin incorporating Greek yo-
gurt in other appetizers, too. "If a recipe calls for regular yogurt or sour cream, you can substitute Greek yogurt," McNamara says. Try this recipe for a flavorful dish that can work on an hors d'oeuvres table or as an appetizer on a buffet.
gurt into your family's diets - and your entertaining menus. It's possible to reap the health benefits of this super food in every course of your holiday meals.
SPINACH AND BACONSTUFFED MUSHROOMS 1 package-(16 ounces) baby portabella mushrooms (about 20 baby bellas) 1 1/4 cups plain nonfat Greek yogurt4 tablespoons-turkey bacon, cooked and crumbled (about four slices) 4 tablespoons-finely shredded 2 percent milk Colby Jack cheese 1 package-Simply Organic Zesty Spinach Dip Mix 1 1/2 teaspoons-fine bread crumbs
APPETIZERS What holiday buffet - or other occasion, for that matter - would be complete without a veggie tray and dip? Store-bought dips are often loaded with preservatives, sugar, salt and/or fatty ingredients. Making your own is a great way to reduce fat and calories, amp up nutritional value and ensure fresh, organic flavor. McNamara has partnered with Simply Organic, purveyors of quality organic seasonings, to create ideas for serving Simply Organic Greek Yogurt Dip Mixes. Dips made with Greek yogurt add zest to vegetable platters, and can be a healthier complIment to more decadent treats like chips and pretzels. The dip seasonings can also pair with Greek yo-
Preheat oven to 350 degrees and spray a large glass baking dish with nonstick cooking spray. Remove stems and scrape out gills of mushrooms with a spoon, being careful not to puncture caps of mushrooms. In a large bowl, combine yogurt, bacon, cheese and dip mix until evenly mixed. Stuff mushroom
caps with yogurt mixture, and sprinkle with bread crumbs. Place mushroom caps in baking dish and bake for about 20 minutes, until the filling is hot and bubbly. ENTREES AND SIDES Think of all the dishes that call for sour cream, milk, heavy cream or regular plain yogurt. From mashed potatoes and chicken salad to soups and marinades for meats, Greek yogurt can replace those less healthful ingredients, allowing you to reap its health benefits while making the flavor subtle (or even undetectable) and enjoyable. And you don't need to confine yourself to Greek recipes; Greek yogurt works regardless of a dish's ethnic origins. Here's a recipe from Simply Organic in which Greek yogurt cuts the fat in a traditional Hungarian classic: SMOKEY CHICKEN PAPRIKASH 2 -8-ounce chicken breasts, skinless and boneless 2 tablespoons-ground flax seed 1 tablespoon-all-purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon-smoked salt 1/8 teaspoon-cayenne 1/4 teaspoon-finely ground black pepper 1 tablespoon-smoked paprika, divided 1/2 teaspoon-garlic granules 1/2 -white onion, chopped 1/2 -red bell pepper, chopped 1/2 -yellow bell pepper, chopped 1/2 cup-sliced mushrooms 1 -tomato, chopped 1/2 cup-chicken broth (made with chicken flavored broth powder) 3/4 cup-non-fat plain Greek yogurt 1/2 teaspoon-lemon juice 1/4 teaspoon-cornstarch
Preheat oven to 375 degrees and spray an 11-by7-inch baking dish with non-stick spray. Combine ground flax seed, flour, salt, cayenne, black pepper, 1 teaspoon smoked paprika and garlic granules in a small bowl. Dredge chicken pieces in dry mixture and place in non-stick pan. Surround chicken breasts with onion, red bell pepper, yellow bell pepper, mushrooms and tomato. Pour chicken broth over chicken and vegetables, then evenly sprinkle veg-
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etables and chicken with remaining smoked paprika. Cover baking dish with aluminum foil and bake for about 30 to 35 minutes or until done. Chicken's internal temperature should be at least 165 degrees when done. Combine Greek yogurt and lemon juice in a saucepan. In a small bowl, whisk together cornstarch and 1/2 cup liquid mixture from baking dish. Stir into yogurt and lemon juice and cook, stirring constantly, until slightly thickened, about five minutes. Pour yogurt sauce over chicken and vegetables. DESSERTS Cakes, bread puddings, pies - even cookies practically any holiday dessert can work with Greek yogurt as an ingredient. Vegetarians and vegans have been replacing eggs with regular yogurt for years, and Greek yogurt is an even healthier substitution. Generally, if your recipe calls for a cup of creme fraiche, sour cream, mayonnaise or cream cheese, you can substitute a cup of Greek yogurt. It's also a greattasting, creamy and healthier alternative for homemade frozen yogurt.
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