08.30.12 Sun Times Issue

All I have to say after our weekend brush with Tropical Storm Isaac is we are in a lot of trouble.

It is more than evident that we are NOT ready for anything more than a rain and wind event here in South Florida, and thanks to our good friends at Florida Power & Light, things were made worse.

What was my first clue that if a hurricane hits, we are in major trouble?

Well, for one, this was nothing more than a rain and wind event that didn't hamper people from getting around finding things, and still, there were problems.

Chamber welcomes new business to the city

Last week, Mayor Joy Cooper and members of the Hallandale Beach Chamber of Commerce officially welcomed Sign-A-Rama and owner Jose Ramirez, to the city - with a ribbon cutting ceremony. Sing-A-Rama is located at 123 W. Hallandale Beach Blvd. 954-374-8821.

WE’RE NOT LISTENING

While Isaac brought winds, rain and flooding, South Florida residents never took the storm seriously

Larry Blustein

When we tell you to prepare, it's not for you to ride around, going to the beach and getting in everyone's way. When you are told to put up shutters and secure your property - just in case the storm intensifies or spawns tornadoes, you do it.

As I rode into Miami - South Miami and other parts of South Florida, I was amazed, no, make that floored, that nobody listened to a thing that was told them. Sure, people ran out to get water and canned foods, but they acted is if this was an option.

It is more than evident in this region that we –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– BLUSTEIN, Page 5A

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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

Mark Ginsberg- Funeral Chapel Manager, Shari Bradley- Assistant Sales Manager,LMC and Marketing Director Marc Rubin- Area Sales Director.

Our family is here to serve your family 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.

Make Your Holidays Memorable With Kosher Kingdom Foods

AVENTURA - The High Holidays are just around the corner, and you are probably already planning how to make them more meaningful and festive experiences for your family. One way to make that happen is by taking care of all your dining needs at Kosher Kingdom, the popular Glatt kosher market in Aventura.

When you visit the sparkling clean, 10,000-square-foot market either in person or online, you can be confident that

HALLANDALE BEACH

Tropical Storm Isaac snapped trees and scattered branches around the City of Hallandale Beach last weekend, but in sharp contrast to past storms, flooding was not an issue. For the news on how the city made it through the storm, see Page 9A.

you will be providing your family and friends with the finest kosher foods to make your holi–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– KOSHER, Page 8A

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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.

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Isaac sheds light on how critical the completions of city drainage programs are

‘AROUND THE CITY OF CHOICE’

HALLANDALE BEACH - This year’s budget, as in years past, the City is focused on investing in our infrastructure. The City of Hallandale Beach has many ongoing utility projects to address the sustainability of our water supply, reduce waste water costs and manage storm water.

This past weekend once again shed light on how critical the completions of our drainage programs are. Our City Staff weekly monitors the generators in the NE to insure that they are ready to activate when necessary. The one pump on NE 2nd and NE 10th was in for service and the backup generator was in place. It was working all weekend and the area was protected. Monday morning all systems were in operation. Approximately at 2 PM there was a deluge of water and the pump broke.

Everyone in the area was in a panic and I too shared their concerns. I went out to the site to confirm first hand what was taking place.

Staff was on sight immediately to get the pump working to no avail. Fortunately Staff

Our City Staff weekly monitors the generators in the NE to insure that they are ready to activate when necessary. The one pump on NE 2nd and NE 10th was in for service and the backup generator was in place. It was working all weekend and the area was protected. Monday morning all systems were in operation.

Mayor Joy Cooper was able to reach out to Hillsboro City to borrow a pump. By 5 PM the pump was in, running and the streets were dry. The bid on this critical drainage project will be awarded within the next month and construction will begin shortly after. Until the project is completed we will continue to ensure the temporary pumping system is monitored and functioning properly. With my lobbying efforts on the National and State level to secure grants for this project, we are well on our way to addressing the flooding issues.

Over the past years our Commission has been planning a major project to relocate our wells. Due to saltwater intrusion our fresh

water supply has been threatened. Staff has been evaluating three alternatives for the relocation. Two sites in West Park and another at Hollybrook Golf Course. As part of the planning of the project the City has put set aside funding over the past two years. This years’ budget includes $1,750,000 in funding.

The City will have saved $8.9 million dollars towards implementation. The City Commission has contracted with Hazen and Sawyer to do a further cost benefit analysis of all the locations so we can move forward on the project. In addition to wells the City continues to invest in upgrades to the water distribution system.

We have an ongoing replacement schedule of old pipes in various locations. This upcoming year the City will be working on

SW11th between 6th and 5th, SW 10th between 5th and 7th, SW 8th Court and along the alleyway to the east end.

As I reported last week our city does not treat its own wastewater. We have an agreement with Hollywood that treats water for Pembroke Park, West Park, Miramar, Pembroke Pines and Broward County. An annual rate is calculated and levied to the cities. At the end of every year a true up is calculated that covers the difference between the projected and actual use. This year we were all hit with a large true up. This true up has resulted in an increase to our base rate and sewer rate of 15%. All other rates will remain the same ranking our city the 13th lowest in the county.

As I reported last week, even though

we pay for treatment we still must maintain and improve our own system. During budget workshops our Director reported that even though we have been investing in lining, replacing and repairing our system, we still have a lateral problem that is costing $2.7 million annually. Many pipes in our system, due to their age and being under the water table, are subject to infiltration.

This year we have budgeted $1.5 million dollars to address this issue. I have asked that we look into a public private program that was implemented in New York recently.

The programs provide a performance funding agreement where a company funds and does the repairs and then is paid off through the saving.

The performance contract is set up that guarantees the cost

savings. This reduces the risk on the City. In addition to line improvements, we have been replacing our pumping system to more efficient submersible stations.

In addition to infrastructure projects our city continues to work on water conservation. By promoting water conservation at our schools, public meetings and through the Green Leadership Organization GLO green festivals we have reached out to many of our residents.

We collectively have reduced daily water consumption from 168 to 128 gallons. Combined annually for the past 6 years this is 1,053,916,209 gallons saved. In dollars it is $526,958 per year.

Every resident should be congratulated. The work is not done and we have budgeted $200,000 this year to continue to provide resources to help move to more water saving.

Please feel free to contact me at anytime with your questions and concerns. I can be reached at 954-4571318, cell/text 954632-5700 or e-mail me at www.MayorJoyCooper.com.

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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.

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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 independ-

ently 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 decisions 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 per-

son has a prearranged 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.

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In a matter of speaking, death is a fact of life and in those challenging moments you want a family there to comfort 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.

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MAKE YOUR HOLIDAYS MEMORABLE WITH KOSHER KINGDOM FOODS

Bigger than ever with the finest quality meats and poultry delivered from the most reputable kosher meat purveyors daily. Prepared foods, like this delicious London Broil, keeps the customers coming back. While you’re at the market, visit the wine cellar and discover the largest variety and absolute best prices in all of South Florida.

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day dinners both delicious and memorable.

Whether you are planning a festive Rosh Hashanah dinner or a joyful Break-the-Fast, you will find everything you need at Kosher Kingdom, where everything is supervised by a rabbi.

Kosher Kingdom will also cater all your other special occasions, in-

cluding bar and bat mitzvahs, brisses and shivas. And when it’s time to send a gift, one of their beautiful baskets is sure to please the recipient. But don’t forget, Kosher Kingdom is not just for holidays or special occasions. The market offers the finest kosher foods every day of the year.

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COMPLETE PREPARED HOLIDAY DINNERS Your holidays will be more memorable and meaningful if there is no stress involved, and a complete, prepared dinner from Kosher Kingdom will go a long way toward making them that way. Place your order now for one of these easy packages.

ROSH HASHANAH OR YOM KIPPUR DINNER FOR 12 Choose one of the following entrees: Roasted Chicken Package (5 roasted chickens) $249.00 Roasted Turkey Package (14-16 lbs) $299.00 Beef Brisket Package (4 lbs) $299.00 All packages include the following sides: 12 slices gefilte fish 4 quarts homemade chicken soup 12 light and fluffy matzo balls Large pan of potato kugel Large pan of green bean almondine 2 lbs carrot tzimmes Bottle of horseradish 1 quart natural stock gravy

All Package Items Are Offered A La Carte BBQ chicken, teriyaki chicken, Hawaiian chicken breaded chicken cutlet, honey ginger salmon, vegetable teriyaki salmon, kasha varnishkas, barley with mushrooms, chopped liver, vegetable stuffing, potato kugel, noodle kugel, hearts of palm salad, stuffed cabbage, sweet & sour meatballs, cole slaw, potato salad, cucumber salad, health salad and eggplant salad.

YOM KIPPUR BREAK-THE-FAST PACKAGES (10 Person Minimum) Traditional Salad Platter (servers 12) $99 Tuna salad, egg salad, cream cheese, tomato/cucumber, freshly baked bagels or rolls Fish Fantasy Platter (serves 12) $149.00 Smoked salmon, tuna salad, whitefish salad, egg salad, cream cheese, tomato/cucumber, freshly baked bagels or rolls Deluxe Fish Fantasy Platter (serves 12) $189 Large smoked whitefish, smoked salmon, smoked sable, baked salmon, cream cheese, tomato/cucumber, freshly baked bagels or rolls.

All Items Are Offered Al La Carte Egg salad, tuna salad, whitefish salad, smoked whitefish, smoked sable, pickled herring, cole slaw, potato salad, health salad, cucumber salad, pasta salad.

Prepared salads and deli items are among the most popular choices at Kosher Kingdom - as is the tasty Seared Tuna.

plete with mouthwatering Jewish foods , including fresh salads, chicken, meats and fish, moist stuffed cabbage, and bite-size potato bourekas. “Our customers tell us our corned beef sandwiches makes them feel like they’re in New York,” says Philip Einhorn, who is a partner in the business with his father, Michael. “Our chefs are very creative and are always trying something new, although we also always have the traditional favorites.”

• The bakery is busy long before dawn, and by the time the store opens, the tantalizing aroma of freshly baked challahs, dinner rolls, cakes and cookies wafts through the air. “We use only natural ingredients,” Philip says. “We also have sugar-free items for those who prefer them or require them for health reasons.”

• The butcher shop has a wide selection of the finest quality meats and poultry delivered daily from the most reputable kosher meat purveyors.

Specialty cut beef, Bet Yosef beef and CHK chickens are also available. “Our homemade sausages, made with chicken, veal, lamb or turkey, are a favorite of just about everybody,” Philip says. “They’re just spicy enough. And when someone is planning a barbecue, our delicious kebobs are always a hit.

• Pizza King, located next to the deli, offers yummy pies that include traditional toppings as well as innovative selections such as Greek, taco, breakfast, spinach, four cheese and veggie varieties.

• The Wine Cellar features the largest variety of kosher wines, as well as the best prices, in South Florida. Choose from a variety of vintages from California, France, Italy and South America. “Whether a person prefers dry, fruity or sweet wines, we have what they’re looking for,”

Philip says.

FRIENDLY, HELPFUL STAFF Friendly staff at Kosher Kingdom can help you plan your menu or suggest one of the scrumptious complete dinner packages available for the holidays.

“Our selection of prepared foods is one of the things our customers love most about us,” Philip says. “People know they can depend on us to provide them with foods that are fresh and delicious. We offer both traditional recipes and, for those looking for something a little different, some creative fare to add zest to the table.”

Choose from dishes like tasty chicken schnitzel, sesame or Hawaiian-style chicken, juicy barbecued beef ribs, flavorful empanadas, fluffy rice or couscous, and sushi, to name just a few. “We want to provide our customers with enough variety so they can come in often and never be bored,” Philip says. “It gives us a lot of satisfaction to know that we are making someone’s dining experience, whether

it is with family and friends or just one person, something special.”

EASY ORDERING Kosher Kingdom makes ordering simple.

You can visit their easyto-navigate website at www.kosherkingdom.co m, where you will find colorful photographs and a complete online inventory of meats, groceries and wines. You

can also sign up for their Facebook page, follow them on Twitter, or use their iPhone app. “Of course, a regular phone call or fax is also fine,” Philip says. “And we truly enjoy it when our customers visit us in person to browse and see all that we have to offer. We like to get to know them and what they enjoy.”

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A unique "tripleheader'' of inspiration and talent is coming to Hallandale Beach, Florida, the night of Selichos, Motzoei Shabbos Ki Tavo ( 21 Elul), September 8th. At 11PM, 770 Mashpia Reb Shlomo Zarchi will lead the traditional Farbrengen that customarily precedes Selichos. At 1:15AM, Chazzan Rabbi Yossy Lebovics, principal of the Chaya Aydel Seminary (Chayaaydelsem.com ) will lead the Selichos service, accompanied by the rising young stars Sholom, Mendel and Dovid, of the Lebovics' Boys Choir. \ For over a decade, men, women and children from Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties have flocked to Chabad of South Broward, to hear the melodious, inspiring and uplifting Selichos service conducted by the talented and Chassidishe Chazzan Yossy Lebovics. The pre-Selichos Farbrengen by Reb Shlome Zarchi, and the Lebovics Boys Choir, will this year, add to to the meaningful Selichos service that serves as a preparation, and pivotal step, in preparing for the New Year. Selichos weekday mornings will be held 6:15AM, and 7:30AM. Farbrengen and Selichos will be held at Chabad of South Broward Headquarters, 1295 East Hallandale Beach Blvd, one mile west of the ocean. For all High Holiday Information, log on to Chabadsouthbroward.com , and to order the Jewish Art Calendar and/or the South Broward Chabad Community Guide, please email LTChabad@gmail.com

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NO FLOODING THIS TIME Extensive work in the Northeast and Southwest Quadrants help drainage during Tropical Storm Isaac

Tropical Storm Isaac snapped trees and scattered branches around the City of Hallandale Beach last weekend, but in sharp contrast to past storms, flooding was not an issue.

“We have done some extensive work in the Northeast and Southwest Quadrants,” said Earl King, deputy director of Public Works.

“We completed one project in the Northeast Quadrant a couple of years ago that really

made a difference,” Mr. King said. “Also, we had pumps out there to pump the stormwater out of the streets.”

The City realized the immediate need to address flooding in the Northeast Quadrant when Hurricane Wilma inundated the area in 2005. In 2010, the City completed the installation of new and largecapacity storm drains under N.E. 2nd Street.

Also, the City placed pumps to handle other

flood-prone areas in the quadrant until a second, more substantial drainage project could be designed and bid.

That second project, the largest, most expensive drainage project in the City’s history, has been bid and is soon to be constructed. The City budgeted $5.8 million to install new storm drains and 16 wells to divert the water more than 100 feet underground. The bid is expected to be awarded

ANNUAL MEN’S CANCER AWARENESS EVENT – FREE CANCER SCREENINGS

Hallandale Beach cares about the health of residents

The Men’s Cancer Awareness Event is the first of the two Annual Cancer Educational Events held at the Hepburn Center. The City is partnering with some of the same agencies on Saturday, Oct. 13 for the Annual Women’s Cancer Awareness Event which will also provide information, education and free cancer screenings. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 8, at the Austin Hepburn Center, 750 N.W. 8th Avenue, Hallandale Beach, FL. The Annual Men’s Cancer Awareness Event is a collaborative event in conjunction with Memorial Cancer Institute, Mount Sinai Hospital and The Beautiful Gate Cancer Support and Resource Center.

“Several men have come back to us to thank us (after being diagnosed with prostate cancer),” said Victor de Souza, Senior Program Coordinator at the Hepburn Center. “They didn’t know they had it.”

The American Cancer Society says the survival rate five years after early diagnosis and treatment is 100%; 98% 10 years after diagnosis; and 15 years after early diagnosis and treatment the survival rate is 91%. An early diagnosis saves lives; that’s why the Hepburn Center encourages all men to attend the Annual Men’s Cancer Awareness Event.

“The focus of the event is to provide a community service,” said Mr. de Souza. “It’s about providing cancer information, education as well as providing services to the uninsured.”

Each year, the event attracts between 40 to 60 men, but some women stop by as well.

“Some women come in to get information for their loved ones,” Mr. de Souza said. “With the women, there is a greater level of awareness; the women are more health conscious.”

Cancer education doesn’t end with the screening. The Beautiful Gate Cancer Support and Resource Center sponsors a cancer survivor support group at the Hepburn Center the second Thursday of the month from 6:00 p.m. – to 8:00 p.m.

The Men’s Cancer Awareness Event is the first of the two Annual Cancer Educational Event held at the Hepburn Center. The City is partnering with some of the same agencies on Saturday, Oct. 13 for the Annual Women’s Cancer Awareness Events which will also provide information, education and free cancer screenings.

City crews spent all day Monday cleaning up debris and clearing storm drains in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Isaac. Working to remove tree debris from S.W. First Street and S.W. 6th Avenue is Public Works employee James Reese. Crews worked Monday and Tuesday to clean the City after more than six inches of rain fell on Sunday and Monday from the tropical storm.

(Courtesy City of Hallandale Beach Public Relations)

within the next 60 days.

In the Southwest Quadrant, one City project has redesigned and rebuilt swales. Other projects are utilizing budget funds, grants

and Community Development Block Grant money to improve drainage infrastructure.

One of these projects is being completed now.

“Instead of flooding

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the streets, (the runoff) is stored in the swales,” Mr. King said.

These improvements survived their first test with the extensive rainfall throughout the weekend.

“We had one-half inch of rain on Saturday, and 3.4 inches of rain on Sunday,” said Mr. King about the amount measured at the City’s water plant on 630 N.W. 2nd Street. The rainfall on Monday was 3.03 inches. All streets were passable during the storm.

While the rain didn’t flood the streets, the winds knocked down trees and branches. City crews scoured all corners of the City to clear drains, collect debris in the streets, on sidewalks and in the City parks.

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E’Casanova, world’s greatest impersonator of Michael Jackson, on tour at Hard Rock Live

SPOTLIGHT ON STAGE meager living in czarist St. Peterburg, doing menial tasks and on the brink of lunacy as he drifts from reality. However, during the time of his illness, Poprischin kept a diary which the narrator would be allowed to read. This is the

“Madman’s Diary” and its text relates to the entire story of his paranoia.

“Diary of a Madman,” will be performed at the Mosaic Theatre from September 20th to October 14. Tickets are $15 Students, $40 adults

and $36 for seniors, at the box office located at 12200 W. Broward Boulevard, Ft. Lauderdale. For all other information, call 954 577-8243.

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For almost forty years Jackson formed pop culture worldwide. He wrote the soundtrack for the entire era, influencing fashion, lifestyles and dances for generations to follow. He was one of the most successful artists in pop history, selling more than 750 million albums, including, “Thriller” and winning 18 Grammys.

The line-up for this two-hour spectacle “Ultimate Thriller,” features E’Casanova who many believe portrays the most accurate rendition of Michael Jackson in the entire world.

Audiences will be astounded at his performance emulating voice, sound, and stirring dance choreography, including the legendary “Moon Walk,” authentic costumes, and an on stage cast of eleven, state-of-the-art sound and video display. The concert combines parts of Jackson’s legendary tours; “Bad World Tour,” in 1987 and the “Dangerous World Tour,” in 1992. It brings his best hits live, on stage, once again, as “Man in the Mirror,” “Black or White,” “Beat It,” “Billie Jean,” “Thriller,” and so many more unforgettable songs, as well as The Jackson 5 hits and other selections, on September 1, at 8 p.m. Michael cannot be replaced, but fans can relive the magic of this fascinating show and his legacy.

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The Festival opens with a VIP red carpet ceremony highlighted by a cocktail reception, meet and greet with the presentation of film makers and special guests, and will continue throughout the weekend through September 9th, with screening of five other independent films hosted by the film makers and actors, as well as a preshow reception with drinks and hors d’oeuvres.

Ticket packages and individual seats are now on sale. Gold level tickets are $100 for single tickets and $125 for a pair of tickets that includes everything for the entire weekend events.

Silver tickets are $51 which includes admission to all six screenings, only, during the festival. Daily tickets are $15 at the box office located at 2400 Civic Center Place, Miramar. For all additional information and future showing dates, call 954 6024500.

“THE DIARY OF A MADMAN” SCHEDULED FOR SEPTEMBER 20TH OPENING AT THE MOSAIC THEATRE The adapted offBroadway production of Nicolai Gogol’s story, “Diary of a Madman,” is about a clerk’s disintegration

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Live Music District Taking Shape in Downtown Hollywood

By Raelin Storey, Public Affairs Director HOLLYWOOD Downtown Hollywood is becoming a hotspot for live music, thanks to the concerted efforts of city officials and business owners who share a vision for the historic arts and entertainment district as a vibrant live music destination.

New permitting rules enacted by the City Commission allow establishments that serve food to remain open and sell alcoholic beverages until 4 a.m. if they provide live musical entertainment for at least three hours a night on three or more nights a week. Numerous downtown venues currently offer ongoing live music, including The Big Easy Bar and Grille, Chocolada Bakery & Café, La Barraca Bar, Megabite Chillout Lounge, Native Florida Tap Room & Music Hall, Octopus Garden and Spice RestoLounge.

Also in the heart of downtown is the city’s vibrant ArtsPark at Young Circle located at the intersection of US1 and Hollywood Boulevard. Every weekend you can enjoy a variety of entertainment on the ArtsPark Amphitheater stage with live concerts every Friday and Saturday night from 8:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. You’ll want to make plans to be at the ArtsPark on Saturday, September

22 when the 2012-13 Cultural Season kicks off with a free ArtsPark Live! featuring American music stars Matt “Guitar” Murphy and Terrance Simien. The show will begin at 6 p.m. with Creole for Kidz & The History of Zydeco, an interactive performing arts program that invites young music lovers to join Terrance Simien and his band onstage for a hands-on educational experience. Matt “Guitar” Murphy and The Nouveaux Honkies will take the stage at 7 p.m. followed by Grammy-winning

Louisiana zydeco master Terrance Simien & The Zydeco Then on Saturday, October 13, the Rhythm Foundation brings you another edition of the Hollywood ArtsPark Experience: Italian Hit Week. A taste of contemporary Italian culture will descend on Hollywood’s ArtsPark as part of the international Italian Hit Week celebration, happening simultaneously in New York, L.A., Miami and now Hollywood. Enjoy this free, family-friendly celebration of modern Italian music, cuisine and

fashion.

For more information on what’s playing each week in Florida’s Hollywood, please visit GoHollywoodFla.com. Hope to see you in the downtown or at one of the concerts at ArtsPark at Young Circle.

You’ll want to make plans to be at the ArtsPark when the 2012-13 Cultural Season kicks off with a free ArtsPark Live! featuring American music star Terrance Simien.

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HISTORICALLY SPEAKING

Maudie James, Jerry Dobak still reside in Hallandale Beach

Hello everyone, The Broward County Historical Commission on which I serve, annually celebrates Pioneer Days, at different host cities throughout Broward County.

In 2009 Hallandale Beach was the host city, with 250 in attendance at the Cultural Center.

Since 1973 two Pioneer residents are chosen from each city, close to 2,000 have been inducted into the Historical Commission.

The criteria, must have resided in their city for 50 years, and have contributed to the Historical, Educational, or the Preservation, and Longevity in their Neighborhood.

I was inducted into the Pioneer list in 2003.

Hallandale residents such as Mary Washington, Ed Pickett, Kathy Conover, Elsie Julian, George Posnansky, and many more are enshrined as a Broward County Pioneer.

This year as President, of the Hallandale Beach Preservation Board and on the recommendations of our members, have selected two very worthy residents as this years Pioneers.

Maudie James who resides in the Palms of Hallandale Beach, and Jerry Dobak who lives in the SW. area.

Bill Julian Maudie was born in 1918,in Faceville, Georgia, came to Florida by automobile.

Mrs. James graduated from Fountain Head School in Mt. Pleasant Florida, then moved to Hallandale in 1953, and has resided here ever since.

Maudie has raised nine children, Rosia, Mary, Willie, Waymon, Charlie, Dorthy, Norman, Paulette, and Pauline, she has a sister named Emma Footman.

Jerry Dobak, who was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in 1947, traveled by automobile in 1951,settling in Ojus, just few miles south of Hallandale, then moved to Hallandale in 1955.

Mr. Dobak currently serves on the Hallandale Historical Board, and has contributed many items for preservation to the Curcie House.

Having served in the U.S. Army in Vietnam, from 1968 to 1970, in Dental Technology, later stationed

Jerry Dobak, who was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in 1947, traveled by automobile in 1951,settling in Ojus, just few miles south of Hallandale, then moved to Hallandale in 1955.

Mr. Dobak currently serves on the Hallandale Historical Board, and has contributed many items for preservation to the Curcie House.

to Fort Madigan, in Fort Lewis, WA. During his youth, Jerry's parents owned a Hotel, and Bar named, the "Circus Bar",located on Dixie highway, and 185th St., which the family lived upstairs.

Back then he recalls across Dixie and Federal Highway, not yet named Aventura was just a mangrove swamp, from Gulfstream Park to 163rd.

St. There was some agricultural farms that black families owned, such as Mary Allen's family, who later worked for the city in Code Enforcement.

As I have experienced growing up in Hallandale at this time was the fishing, as

Jerry has done for many years.

All you had to do was drop a line anywhere, and the fish would hit it. Especially around the canals before the homes where built around Golden Isles.

Jerry is a Master Gardener, and his home has officially been certified as a Natural Wildlife Habitat.

Mr. Dobak has talked in front of the City Commission on areas of the city that are need of plant, shrubbery, and proper tree maintenance, and has been very helpful sharing his expertise, on the subject.

I would like to congratulate our two new 2012 Broward County Pioneers, Maudie

James, and Jerry Dobak, who will be honored with other County Pioneers, during October in Plantation.

During this time, our Historical Board are looking for two residents.

We are looking for

the oldest resident, and the longest living resident that has resided in Hallandale.

If anyone has any information as to this search, please contact me.

Also we are looking for more Veteran's that would like to be added to the Veteran Display, that is shown in the Cultural Center twice a year on Memorial Day and Veteran's Day. All documents, pictures, and records will be copied and returned.

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Mount Sinai Aventura Diagnostic Center Now Offering Open MRI

AVENTURA - Mount Sinai Medical Center has added a high field, open magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system to the list of services available at the Mount Sinai Aventura Diagnostic Center, located at 2845 Aventura Boulevard. The open MRI further expands the existing diagnostic imaging services at Mount Sinai Aventura, where breast mammography, PET scan, 64 Slice CT, ultrasound, bone density and general imaging also are available.

MRI scans are used to help in the diagnosis of numerous problems, such as cancer, bleeding, injuries, blood vessel diseases or infection.

They also provide supplemental information about problems revealed on an X-ray, ultrasound scan, or CT scan. An MRI scan can be done for the head, chest, abdomen, pelvis, blood vessels, joints, bones and spine.

Not all open MRIs are the same. Most have a lower resolution, which affects their diagnostic capability and the clarity of the images produced. However, Mount Sinai Aventura’s Hitachi Oasis 1.2 Tesla strength unit offers the highest quality images and a 270-degree field of vision around the patient, which is more comfortable and gives staff greater access to the patient.

An open MRI means patients do not go into a tunnel or tube for scanning. It offers a clear 270-degree open view, virtually eliminating patient claustrophobia. Its design accommodates large patients, and the exam table lowers to just 18 inches from the ground, making it suitable for elderly patients and those with mobility problems. The open MRI easily scans wrists and elbows at the patient’s side, eliminating uncomfortable positioning. Quality images are even possible for those with hip replacements and other prostheses. The open architecture is also ideal for children, since parents can remain with their child during the exam.

Mount Sinai offers the only on-site board certified subspecialist team to ensure the most accurate diagnosis possible. The medical center maintains patients’ imaging history in its secure electronic patient network, and images are available immediately upon professional interpretation by our board certified radiologists.

Should testing reveal conditions requiring further evaluation, patients will have immediate access to Mount Sinai’s comprehensive array of services and specialists.

The Mount Sinai Comprehensive Cancer Center is also the first and only radiation oncology program in South Florida to earn accreditation from the American College of Radiology (ACR) and The American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO). The ACR-ASTRO seal of accreditation represents the highest level of quality and patient safety. Mount Sinai’s Radiation Oncology programs on both the Mount Sinai Miami Beach and Aventura campuses successfully completed a rigorous application and evaluation process for this accreditation.

Mount Sinai offers extended hours and convenient scheduling to fit into patients’ busy lifestyles.

To schedule an open MRI at Mount Sinai Aventura, please call 305-674-3905. For more information on Mount Sinai Medical Center, visit www.msmc.com.

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FACING SURGERY?

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(ARA) – When you’re facing surgery, it’s normal to feel anxious.

Many people find it daunting to completely surrender their wellbeing to others. Common fears range from concerns about undergoing anesthesia, to how long the recovery period will last. That is why it is important to know and trust the physicians responsible for your anesthesia care.

Fortunately, you can do a lot to prepare yourself for surgery and anesthesia, and take steps to help your physicians, including your anesthesiologist, achieve the best possible outcome for you.

GETTING THE FACTS ON ANESTHESIA Anesthesia and pain management are integral facets of any surgical procedure. Fifty years ago, anesthesiarelated fatalities were about one in every 1,500 procedures.

Today, that rate is less than one in every 200,000 when an anesthesiologist administers or supervises the patient’s anesthesia care.

Communicating with your physicians is essential. Many hospitals provide patients with the opportunity to meet with the key members of their surgical team prior to surgery, including the anesthesia team. If the option is not offered, feel free to request a meeting and to ask critical questions.

The American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) offers answers to some commonly asked questions, including: * What are the qualifications of an anesthesiologist? – Anesthesiologists are medical doctors who specialize in the field of

anesthesiology. With more than eight years of post-graduate, advanced medical training and education, an anesthesiologist is properly prepared to make split-second decisions to safeguard your health before, during and following surgery. With significantly longer and more extensive training than other classifications of anesthesia practitioners, an anesthesiologist appropriately supervises the anesthesia care team. * Who else will be involved in your anesthesia care? – Your anesthesia care team may also include an anesthesiologist assistant. These skilled health professionals complete four-year premed programs and accredited anesthesiologist assistant education programs to earn their professional certification. They are required to work under the supervision of an anesthesiologist. A nurse anesthetist is a registered nurse who has completed an accredited nurse anesthesia program. Often, an anesthesiologist supervises the nurse’s work, but he or she may also work under the supervision of other doctors. * What type of anesthesia care might you receive? – There are three basic types of anesthesia care: general, regional and local.

Patients under general anesthesia are unconscious and have no awareness or other sensations. For regional anesthesia, an anesthesiologist administers an injection near a cluster of nerves to numb the area that requires surgery. Patients may remain awake, or be given a sedative. In local anesthesia, the anesthetic drug is injected into the

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tissue to numb only a specific location on the body that requires minor surgery.

YOUR ROLE IN PREPARATIONS While understanding how anesthesia will be used in your surgery – and by whom – is important to achieve the best possible outcome, you can also do a lot to prepare yourself physically at home, before your surgery.

First, follow all preoperative directions from your physicians.

These can range from quitting smoking as soon as you know you face surgery, to getting a full eight hours of sleep the night before your procedure.

Make sure your doctor and anesthesiologist are both aware of every medication you take, including prescriptions, over-thecounter drugs and herbal supplements, since they can all affect your anesthesia and surgery. ASA offers a “Checklist of Emergency Contact Information and Current Medications” that you can download, complete and bring with you on the day of your

surgery.

AFTER YOUR SURGERY To aid in achieving optimal results postprocedure, you must follow the doctor’s directions, whether it’s getting back on your feet as soon as possible, or getting plenty of bed rest until you’ve more fully recovered.

Be attentive to any side effects and report problems to your doctor promptly. While improved anesthetics and techniques have drastically reduced post-operative problems, some patients still experience them. Your anesthesiologist may prescribe medications to minimize post-operative pain, nausea and vomiting. It is vital that patients keep all prescription medication out of the reach of children. Once you have completed the prescription cycle, be sure to safely and properly discard any unused medication.

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AZALEA GARDENS Assisted Living Resort Azalea Gardens is celebrating ten years of keeping Florida seniors out of nursing homes.

Azalea Gardens is a charming community designed to help those who need assistance with activities of daily living. Just like family, we provide the help they need to maintain a rich, full life while remaining as independent as possible. Our single goal is to provide a resort-like environment, filled with beauty,

security and loving care.

We treat each of our residents as individuals who are entitled to respect, time and attention.

We offer an exclusive and secured environment tailored to each individual, with amenities such as a Japanese Koi viewing pond, waterfalls and a tropical butterfly garden, all surrounding a charming gazebo.

Azalea Gardens has exceeded expectations in fulfilling an ever growing need to keep seniors out of nursing homes by providing high levels of assistance with activities of daily life in a beautiful homelike environment.

While most assisted living facilities have a policy requiring residents to be independent in their activities of daily living, Azalea Gardens accepts residents who are low functioning and requiring maximum assistance with activities of daily living.

Activities of daily living include: bathing, dressing, grooming, ambulation, continency, eating, as well as dementia.

Azalea Gardens is equipped with the most state-of-the-art equipment and systems. The kitchen is designed, built and

equipped to include the latest industrial grade convection ovens, steam tables, heating lamps, ice making machines and more. The facility has a 24-hour emergency response system with nurse call devices located at each bed and in each bathroom.

The building has an integrated fire protection system to include fire sprinklers and early warning features, monitored 24 hours each day by a central monitoring station.

The individual suites are completely furnished, including television and telephone. The bathrooms are all substantially in compliance with ADA and feature the latest in design for “roll-in” showers.

At Azalea Gardens, it doesn’t take long for you to feel like you are at a resort. Our residents are surrounded by those who truly care. Living here becomes so

Gardens, you will be served by an exceptionally dedicated and caring professional staff who genuinely love what they do, and it shows!

The services rendered well surprass the requirements set by law.

Greg Anderson commented, “this is a 24 hour 7 day per week schedule, staffed with certified nurse assistants (CNA), to assist with keeping medications in order, follow through with doctors and other health care professionals, including blood work and xrays. We help to complete any medical testing and get the results back to the doctor and coordinate the follow-up visit.”

Variety is the spice of life, and variety is what we offer. Our activities and social program is designed to blend the different interests of all our residents and develop camaraderie between our residents, families and staff.

Caring for the special needs of dementia calls for an extraordinary balance of professionalism and sensitivity.

With this in mind, Azalea Gardens’ memory care provides

crafts, games, includes shopping trips, barber and beauty shop visits, and other regular activities, on campus and off. We pamper our residents with therapy sessions, with the use of hot cloths, hand and facial massages.. There is weekly entertainment, picnics in the park, Saturday barbecues at Azalea Gardens with family and outside friends invited, and regularly scheduled services with neighborhood religious leaders.

Being in our tenth year of operations, we are always nearly at capacity. This success has been due to the basic principle of servicing and pampering our residents. Our staff-to-resident ratio exceeds any other facility of its type.

Shared suite rates are $2,150 per month, and includes all amenities. Private suites are based on availability. “Knowing funds are always a challange, we provide assistance with funding programs such as Long Term Care Diversion Program and the Veteran’s Administration, based upon

much more than simply getting help with a few daily activities.

It’s about receiving that personalized care within a very special neighborhood filled with very special people.

As people experience Azalea Gardens for the first time, we often hear how comfortable they immediately feel. Of course, one of the main reasons for that feeling is our residents themselves. They are quick to reach out to new neighbors and friends. Another reason for this unsurpassed level of comfort is our outstanding staff. At Azalea

residents a home-like atmosphere of warmth, acceptance and understanding.

We provide care for residents with dementia, and other related diseases, such as Parkinson’s, post-stroke and others.

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eligibility.”

Azalea Gardens is an intimate thirty-five resident Assisted Living Facility nestled at 1701 Mayo St., Hollywood, in the vicinity of Young Circle, Harrison St. and the downtown redevelopment district.

Azalea Gardens Assisted Living Resort A Timeless Life Care Community Tel: (954) 921-5990 - (954) 218-7157 Website: www.AzaleaGardens.net E-Mail: Kristen@TimelessLifeCare.com

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JUST LISTED! - SE Dania minutes to beaches. Newer home 3/2, 2-car garage, pool & Jacuzzi. Corner lot, split bdrm. plan. Cathedral ceilings, nice big master, huge bathroom & tons of closets. Priced for a very quick sale at $239,900 1 BR. HOME - On double lot, extra large garage, fenced. Not a short sale! $59,900 Just Listed - Commercial office in West Hollywood. $139,900 Lots of parking. 4 offices, plus secretarial, waiting room.

Call Today!

Co-Op - Near Target on Hollywood Blvd. $49,900, or will rent for $700 mo. Fully furnished. Priced to sell quickly!

10 units East of US-1 - $749,900 (PRICED JUST REDUCED!) 4 (1) BR’S 1 (2) BR & 5 large Efficiencies. Owner might hold mortgage with large down payment.

Gross income approx. $98,000 per year.

Large lot. Call Today!

Are You Thinking of Selling?

Call Today, I Have Many $$$$ Investors Looking to Buy in the Area.

They Can Close Within a Few Days

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(954)

478-0478

I LIVE AT HILLCREST & LOVE IT ... YOU WILL TOO! SAFE, HAPPY LABOR DAY WEEKEND!

1/1.5 1,000 sq. ft. Panoramic golf course views, ONLY $54,000!

2/2 1300 sq. ft. Move in condition. Freshly painted. Gorgeous sunsets, golf course views. REALLY Steal this BARGAIN @ $74,000!

3/2.5 Condo Huge 2500 sf, hi fl, views of golf course & pond, full size W/D. Reduced Again to $159,000!!

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POINT EAST C208 - 1/1 Corner Convertible unit. Kitchen & Bath updated. All tile Classified floors.

Den can be Second Bedroom. 55+ Gated waterfront complex, $121,900.

POINT EAST A107 - 1/1 Corner, spacious, walk in closet. Gorgeous water view.

(954) Is Occupied By Tenant. Near Aventura Mall & Beaches, $79,900.

458-0635 Currently POINT EAST F512 - 1/1 Remodeled kitchen with new cupboards, tile floors and updated bath. Other floors are laminated wood. Beautiful water view, $134,900.

POINT EAST RENTAL F107 - 1/1 Totally remodeled open kitchen, built-in oven with separate cook-top, Italian tile, step in shower in remodeled bathroom, $1,000 month.

POINT EAST RENTAL D606 - 1/1 Spacious unit, top floor, remodeled kitchen, tiled countertop, updated bath. All tile floors, gorgeous water view, $875 month.

PARKER PLAZA CONDO Unit 1615 And Unit 716 - Great Direct Ocean Views, One Bedroom, One Bath Low $200’s, Best Price!!

2080 CONDO 3 Beds Direct Ocean View #711, $749,900 2 Beds Ocean Views #1404 & #307 $499,900 BILTMORE MANSION CONDO 2/2 With Ocean Views $598,000 Small Oceanfront Condo.

CALL NOW! Raquel Mass (305) 778-5593 James Leider (305) 300-2080

Eleanor Hannan

Broker Associate From Two of Our Satisfied Sellers & Buyers Dear All: I cannot thank you enough for getting this difficult task done. Our sincere thanks for all the hard & diligent work ... it has been an amazing road & now we have come to its end. Eleanor & Lydia - Thank you so much for hanging in there. Our thanks, Johann & Judy Dear Eleanor & Lydia: The process of purchasing a home should be a pleasurable experience. However, sometimes, as in our case, we were caught up in the spin cycle of a sale. Without the sure footed guidance & direction of the OceanDrive Real Estate Group, we would not have stayed the course. We cannot thank you enough. May you both be blessed in all the avenues that you pursue.

Sincerely, Anabel & Glenn

LIST WITH US, WE CAN DO THE SAME FOR YOU! Alexander Towers Condo On Ocean Attractive 1/1.5 perfect for year round living or investment. Only $229,900

Call For Appointment Direct (954) 663-1333 Located at 3505 S. Ocean Dr., Hlwd. (954) 404-7394

AVENTURA “AWESOME” Unit 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath with beautiful Intracoastal view, 1,693 sq. ft.

ALSO: 2/2 Beautiful view, upgraded, 1,666 sq. ft. Motivated seller!! Also available 1/1.5.

NORTH MIAMI BEACH Beautiful Single Family Home 3 Br. 1 Ba. Excellent Condition, Excellent Location For Only $159,000!!

Please Call:

Glenis Jimenez

Beachfront Realty

(305) 794-9749

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(ARA) - As summer is coming to an end, and fall begins, you're more inclined to opt for fresher foods and simpler meals. But lighter fare doesn't mean a boring bed of lettuce.

There are plenty of delicious ways to get creative with your leafy greens, making your salad the star of the cookout.

Here are a few tips to make your salad worthy of top billing: * Go nuts: Almonds, pecans and walnuts provide flavor, body and crunch, giving your salad the perfect boost. Nuts are some of the most versatile salad add-ins, as they go well with both sweet and savory flavors.

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blended.

Reserve 2/3 cup for salad dressing.

2. Place steak and remaining marinade in resealable plastic food storage bag; turn to coat. Marinate in refrigerator several hours or overnight; turning occasionally.

3. Prepare grill for direct cooking over medium coals. Remove steak from bag; discard marinade.

Place steak on grid of grill. Grill, uncovered, 12 to 15 minutes turning occasionally or until preferred doneness.

4. Remove steak from grill to cutting board.

Carve steak crosswise into thin slices.

5. Meanwhile, place lettuce, tomatoes, bell pepper, carrot, and onion in large bowl; toss. Arrange salad on large serving platter; top with steak slices.

Sprinkle with almonds.

Serve with reserved dressing.

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