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The Hallandale High School Key Club is celebrating year ten serving the community and just completed two cleanups in one day. The first was a coastal cleanup that was statewide as ten members The Hallandale High School Key Club is celebrating year ten serving the community and just completed two cleanups in one day. The first was a coastal cleanup that was statewide as ten members picked up cigarette butts, bottles and cans along the sand in Hallandale North and South beach while another group gathered at Walgreens by SW 6th Avenue in Hallandale Beach filling two bags of trash on a road adopted by former vice mayor and new Kiwanis Club President Bill Julian. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– CUMMINGS, Page 8A

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In any of our local cities, it’s seniors who are playing a larger role in the community.

At a time when our economy is still not where we all would like it to be, and the election and politics are surrounding our every move, I was recently stopped in my tracks - literally. In a region of the country that caters to, and is home to, more seniors than any place in our nation, it has been brought to my attention that we are not listening to a huge part of our demographics. While we can shift the conversation to all those who are in their 30s, 40s, 50s, an even 60s, it's the seniors who should have a major voice in this region. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– BLUSTEIN, Page 11A

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Hallandale Beach’s Energy & Sustainability Challengers & Accomplishments

As leaders were quick to recognize that investing in energy and water conservation will generate dividends for today’s taxpayers and establish a foundation for the future. Our strategy is to set the example for business and residents; going green saves money. We are a City of about 37,000 residents tucked away on the Atlantic Ocean midway between Miami and Fort Lauderdale. In the tourist mecca that is South Florida, we depend on tourism and business development. Early on, we recognized the need to attract both for the continued growth of Hallandale Beach. The ability to provide essential services through cost-effective programs will meet or exceed the needs of residents and business owners. Efficiency will generate growth. As the chairwoman of the U.S. Conference of Mayors Environmental Standing Committee, I am acutely aware of the need to approach energy savings with an open mind. In Hallandale Beach, we are progressive and aggressive in seeking federal, state and local grants, forging partnerships and participating in co-operatives to expand our Green programs and reduce costs. A willingness to listen to new concepts and try new conservation measures is a key element of our strategy to make Hallandale Beach an ideal green community. WATER QUALITY As a coastal community, Hallandale Beach suffered from poor water quality until the City built a membrane treatment plant to produce potable water. As part of the process, about 15% of the water is discarded as a concentrate, which we inject several thousand feet in the Earth. That’s millions of gallons of water wasted monthly, and billions of gallons annually. We know there has to be a better way. Utilizing a 50-50 grant, the City is designing and developing a pilot program to reclaim that concentrate and use it as irrigation for parks, golf courses and possibly on the grounds of area schools. It’s not unheard of, but this is the first time the utilization of

Mayor Joy Cooper water treatment concentrate will be tested on a large scale. We will measure the impact on turf, plants, trees and shrubs. The initial grants will pay for the pilot program, engineering and design of the distribution system. Also, we are in the bidding process for a new storm water drainage system for one quadrant of the City. This will quickly divert the water from the surface to a series of wells. However, we asked if there was a better use of the runoff. In another test program, the City hopes to use the runoff as a barrier to stem the westerly intrusion of saltwater in the aquifer. Tests in controlled environments have been successful, but our hope is to test this on a large scale. Again, it’s new, untested on a large scale, but has the potential to save Hallandale Beach residents, and residents from neighboring communities, hundreds of millions of dollars in future costs. By combining this concept in the storm water program, the City hopes to demonstrate the viability at minimal costs. The City is seeking permits from several agencies to begin the test. As a member of the Broward Water Conservation Partnership, a county program in South Florida, we participate in a unified water conservation advertisement campaign as well as numerous rebate programs and water conservation initiatives. A toilet rebate program provides up to $100 for residents and businesses that replace older, high-flow toilets with newer, low-flow models. So far, 64 residents have replaced toilets. The City and Broward Water partnership split the cost of the items, but the water savings pay off for the City and residents. Another water con-

servation partnership with Broward County includes the NatureScape Irrigation Service, in which high-use irrigation systems are evaluated for efficiency and specific recommendations are provided at no cost to the user. In addition to the county program, the City has its own, more aggressive program. Dual flow toilet retrofit kits are offered free of charge. Over 1,800 kits have been distributed over the past three years. Also, the City’s program includes free replacement toilet flappers to prevent leakage, low-flow shower heads, shower timers, kitchen and bathroom faucet aerators and lowflow garden hose nozzles. Community outreach is an invaluable resource to reach the masses. Through the City’s GreenFest, an annual celebration of Arbor Day and Earth Day, the City provides free water conservation devices and distributes free trees to residents. GreenFest also provides the opportunity for residents to learn about energy savings from the local electric and gas utilities and other conservation tips covering everything from electrical car charging stations to recycling. The City’s Green Initiative has become a part of the curriculum for fifth graders at Hallandale Elementary School. Students participate in water savings classroom lessons, take water saving plumbing retrofit kits home and encourage their families to install them. This year alone, we distributed kits to 203 students and nine teachers. We estimate saving 1.2 million gallons a year in the student’s and teacher’s homes. That’s a savings of $6.40 per 1,000 gallons of water used. Overall, the City has saved more than one billion gallons of water in the past five years and more than $2 million in production costs.

ENERGY CONVERSATION Hallandale Beach encourages new construction to be “green compliant.” It saves everyone in the long run. Here, we lead by example. When we established our Green Initiative, we retrofitted City Hall and the Po-

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lice Department’s lighting systems. It demonstrated we really meant what we said. All the lights were replaced with low-energy bulbs and all the light fixtures were changed to operate by motion detectors. We recovered the cost quickly and realized a savings of about $2,500 a month in electric charges. Our recycling efforts are paying off as well. The City pays $64 per ton to dispose of refuse at the landfill. However, the City is paid $53 for every ton of recycled materials; a $117 swing in favor of the taxpayers. In another partnership,

the City is part of Broward County’s “Go Solar” program. The program encourages builders and roofers to install solar panels on roof tops to reduce power consumption. The program offers federal tax rebates of up to $14,600 for installing the panels, which are designed to withstand category 2 hurricane-force winds. The Go Solar program, which is available for new construction or remodeling, estimates at least a 60% reduction in energy use in the average building. FUEL RESOURCES This is the area where

the City is in its infancy. In the Fiscal Year 2013, we plan to begin converting our solid waste collection trucks from diesel to compressed natural gas (CNG). Working with neighboring cities, we believe the additional costs for CNG trucks will save taxpayers fuel costs, and reduce fuel emissions. We continue to explore new alternatives to increasing conservation and reducing costs. By working with our elected national and state leaders, and area corporations, we have found partners to help us enhance our green programs.

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and restoration of implants performed here. Where as in other offices, the patient is referred to another oral surgeon to have the implants place and then go to a restorative dentist to placed the crown on the implant. We do it all from beginning to completion. The placement of a dental implant is safe and painless procedure and it has the look and feel that most resembles natural teeth.” GUM DISEASE IS CONNECTED TO HEART DISEASE AND STROKE Gum disease exists in about 75% of Americans and many do not realize that risk factors associated with serious health concerns; such as, heart disease and stroke which has been associated with gum disease. Researchers have found that people with gum disease are almost twice as likely to suffer from coronary artery disease. This type of heart disease occurs when plaques (deposit of fats, cholesterol, and calcium) form inside

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Art and Culture Center of Hollywood Begins Painting Class for Adults on Oct. 16

HOLLYWOOD – The Art and Culture Center of Hollywood is offering adult painting classes this fall, with The Joy of Painting series beginning on Tuesday, Oct. 16. This six-week class, as the title suggests, concerns the pure joy of painting. Classes are led by award-winning artist Liora Davis, who will provide students with group instruction as well as individual attention. Through the use of watercolor and acrylics paints, students will hone their skills, composition, and use of color with attention to basic design fundamentals. This class will encourage individual creativity by allowing the maximum amount of time to let the student’s imagination run wild. Instructor Liora Davis is a member of 2+3 Artists Initiative. With nearly a decade of teaching experience, she has facilitated The Artist’s Way, creativity workshops, and Mandala workshops. Davis attended Parsons School of Design and has shown her works in Florida, Connecticut, and Monte Carlo. Classes occur every Tuesday through Nov. 20 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Center’s Arts School, 1626 Harrison St. Cost is $175 for members and $190 for non-members per six-week session. To register or receive more information about this program, please call 954.921.3274 or visit ArtAndCultureCenter.org.

The Art and Culture Center of Hollywood presents contemporary gallery exhibitions, live stage performances and high-quality education programs for adults and children. The Center fosters a creative environment where new and challenging work can flourish through programs that reflect the highest standards of artistry and diversity.

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The key club circled Gulfstream Middle School as Principal Brian Kingsley is an active member of Kiwanis and takes great pride in his school’s appearance. Many thanks to our newest member of Kiwanis, Andrew Markoff who frequently picks up the litter in his area as he takes great pride in Hallandale Beach and Leo Grachow who escorted our group in his city vehicle ensuring our safety. The former vice mayor Bill Julian treated the group to lunch at the newly opened Zona’s Café located on the NE corner of Dixie Highway and NE 3rd Street in Hallandale Beach owned by Tammy who has been churning out the best barbecue food at Mess A Round Restaurant for years on Foster Road and re-

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Brace Advisor at Hallandale High School. The Kiwanis Club of Hallandale Beach proudly announces the formation of a Builders Club at Gulfstream Middle School that will be supervised by Collette Williams who taught last year at Hallandale High School. This group will perform community service and is very grateful to Hallandale Beach Mayor Joy Cooper who was so supportive and helpful in forming the club. Stephen Cummings is a Past Lt. Governor with Kiwanis International and can be reached at 954-907-2392.

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HOLLYWOOD - The Diamond Angels of Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Foundation will host the 9th Annual Fairy Tale Ball on Saturday, November 10 at 7:00 pm at The Westin Diplomat Resort & Spa. This year’s theme is Alice in Wonderland and guests will be mesmerized by the transformation of the ballroom which will morph into a dreamlike landscape with fantastical scenes from the beloved children’s fable. Featuring a cocktail reception, dinner, dancing, live and silent auctions, and an electrifying classic rock concert, the special fundraising event is always an unforgettable night. This year’s musical acts include Steve Augeri of Journey and Mike Marino aka DJ 1Tre, son of Dan Marino. Despite having autism, Mike has excelled behind the turn table and is one of South Florida’s most in demand DJs. "I have always believed in doing my share for the community and helping out where I could. I decided to get involved with the Diamond Angels after I started my own family and was looking for a way to help children in need. If my children ever got hurt or sick, Joe DiMaggio is the only place I would consider taking them,” said Elizabeth Jacobs, Fairy Tale Ball event co-chair. As in the movie, Alice must navigate unfamiliar territory and persevere through difficult circumstances, so has this year’s Special Ambassador, Jayden Villano. Last fall, the 19-month-old’s family learned that his heart was not pumping properly and he desperately needed a heart transplant. Doctors used a new device called a Berlin artificial heart which kept Jayden alive while the family awaited a heart donor. He was the first South Florida pediatric patient to use the artificial heart prior to a transplant and this past April, doctors at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital successfully performed a heart transplant. Today, Jayden is healthy and an example of hope and survival against daunting odds. He’s an inspiration to all he meets. Another focal point of the night is the array of outstanding live and silent auction prizes which include: an eight day cruise aboard the Carnival Freedom and resort destination weekend packages to Los Angeles, New York, and Napa among others. Proceeds from the event will support Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospitals’ Pediatric Cardiac Program that recently completed its sixth heart transplant. "The Fairy Tale Ball is an incredibly fun and social event. We are looking forward to a wonderful evening and most importantly, raising funds for Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospitals’ remarkable Pediatric Cardiac Program," said Allison Antevy, Fairy Tale Ball event co-chair. The Diamond Angels of Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Foundation (www.diamondangels.org) is a volunteer organization that advocates for the hospital and its pediatric programs. The group is dedicated to supporting the mission of Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital - to provide safe, quality, cost-effective, patient and family centered healthcare services, regardless of their ability to pay. Since 2004, the Diamond Angels have raised more than $2.4 million for the Pediatric Oncology Unit at Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital and the Wasie Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.

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presents another Smart Stage Matinee Series with its story telling musical “Stone Soup” on Thursday, October 4, 2012, at 10 a.m. This modern musical adaptation of this Eastern European folktale teaches the joy of sharing and caring with a 21st century twist, when a young boy named Josh is thrown into a world of singing and dancing soldiers, crazy village people and women with mysterious ideas. As the story goes, there was once a great famine forcing people to jealousy and hoarding of whatever food they could find. When soldiers came into the village, they were told there was nothing to eat. Hearing this, one of the soldiers told

them he was going to make some stone soup. In anticipation, everyone soon brought forth cabbage, a bit of beef, potatoes, carrots, onions and mushrooms, creating a delicious meal for all. The moral of the story is that working together and everyone contributing, good is always achieved. This timeless European folktale’s newest version will be performed at the Parker Playhouse, located at 707 Northeast Eighth Street, Fort Lauderdale. Tickets are $6 for individual seats, $5.50 for groups of 10 or more and $3 lap seats for infants less than 12 months, available at the Playhouse box office, in person. Or call: (954) 462-

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America's Youth Fitness Test gets a makeover

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(ARA) - A spa appointment, a personal training session, your favorite drink from the coffeehouse and a movie night - most of us only dream of filling our days with these activities. But the reality of hectic schedules and budget restrictions often leaves little time for personal luxuries. The good news is that even the busiest of us can enjoy a taste of the good life every day with easy indulgences that are made better when enjoyed at home. SOAK YOUR WOES AWAY After a busy day it can be difficult to unwind drawing yourself a hot bath is like hitting the pause button on life because you can soak your achy muscles and ease your tired mind for a few moments. Create a spa-like environment by placing a few drops of essential oil in the water for a steamy aromatherapy experience. Pamper and revitalize tired skin by applying your favorite mask while you soak. After your bath is done, treat yourself to an at-home manicure and pedicure using the season's hottest nail colors. You'll be relaxed and renewed, ready for life's next adventure. WORKOUT LIKE A STAR FROM AT HOME Most of us don't have the time or money to always work out with a personal trainer, but you can feel fabulous from the comfort of your own home and get fit at the same time by exercising with a fun workout DVD. Want to feel like a star? Most celebrity trainers offer workouts on video. Choose one and you'll get a similar workout to what your favorite celebs enjoy, but you can exercise at home on your own schedule. GET COFFEEHOUSE QUALITY FROM YOUR FRIDGE EVERY MORNING For many people, enjoying a delicious iced coffee from the coffeehouse is a daily ritual which can be expensive and time consuming. Now you can save time and money while enjoying the flavors of your favorite iced coffee drink in the comfort of your home, without the hassle of brewing it yourself. Stock your fridge with a half gallon of International Delight Iced Coffee and just pour over ice and enjoy whenever you like. Made with 100 percent premium Arabica coffee and available in a variety of authentic coffeehouse flavors, it's an easy way to give yourself a “me moment” every day without having to take off your slippers. KICK UP YOUR FEET AND DELIGHT IN A MOVIE Going to the movies can be a timely and expensive ordeal. After you buy a ticket and refreshments, it can easily cost $20 for each person. Instead of dealing with the expense and all those long previews, kick off your shoes and snuggle at home while watching a new flick. With affordable options like streaming or renting, seeing a new movie is easier and cheaper than ever. Then pop yourself some corn and add a little zest by sprinkling it with ranch or Cajun seasoning. So tonight, why not enjoy a movie and a treat for only a couple bucks - all from the comfort of your couch? No matter what your day entails, make a few moments for yourself by indulging in some luxuries in the comfort of your own home. Start with the tasty coffee recipe below for a cool drink reminiscent of the coffeehouse, yet so easy to make at home. ICED COFFEE FRAPPE 1 cup International Delight Iced Coffee, any flavor 1/2 cup ice 1/2 cup vanilla, coffee or chocolate ice cream 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract Directions: Combine all ingredients in a blender and blend until thick and smooth. Poor in a glass and enjoy. Makes one serving.

More than two decades after its last update, the physical fitness test many of us did in school is getting a makeover. Just in time for the new school year, the President's Council on Fitness, Sports & Nutrition (PCFSN) announced that the former Physical Fitness Test is now the Presidential Youth Fitness Program, and that it will focus primarily on assessing health versus athleticism for America's youth. Since less than one in five youth get the exercise they need and high rates of childhood obesity are sweeping the nation, PCFSN and its partners recognize the importance of motivating children to get active, whether through sports or physical activity on the playground, in the park or in the backyard. Research shows nearly one in three children are overweight and one in six are considered obese. These numbers can have a major effect as youth grow into adults. Overweight adolescents have a 70 percent chance of becoming overweight or obese adults. As a school district administrator in one of the largest school districts in the country, the move from recognizing athletic performance to health-based standards is a crucial step forward. These standards provide a guide for what a healthy student should be able to do based on age and gender. They emphasize personal fitness goals and minimize comparisons

between children. It isn't about who is the fastest or the strongest. It is about healthy kids and lifelong physical activity. Since 1966, the Youth Fitness Test has been used to assess physical fitness. The updated program will now provide training and resources to schools for assessing, tracking and recognizing youth health-related fitness. Support available to all schools includes Web-based access to test protocol, standards for testing, cal-

culators for aerobic capacity and body composition (BMI), promotion of the Presidential Active Lifestyle Award (PALA+), online training, school recognition programs and more. Schools and districts can also purchase additional resources, such as data management, reporting software and testing aids, to enhance the program. Changes to the Presidential Youth Fitness Program were developed in partnership with experts in

health promotion and youth fitness including the Amateur Athletic Union, the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Cooper Institute. To learn more about the Presidential Youth Fitness Program visit www.presidentialyouthfitnessprogram.or g. This article appears on behalf of the President's Council of Fitness, Sports & Nutrition, which resides within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services . Dr. Jayne Greenberg is district director of physical education and health literacy for Miami-Dade County Public Schools (Fla.) and President's Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition Council Member.

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lose one more. Apovian shares even more tips to help you fight unhealthy fat through fall and beyond: * Know your nemesis. Become more conscious of the foods, amount of fat you eat, and how it affects your body. * Stay committed. It's not always easy to stay on track with weight loss - remind yourself as necessary (weekly, even daily) of your healthy motivation to fight fat. * Try something new. There are plenty of seasonal healthy foods that not only taste good but are good for you. A low fat snack could be a

SHAKE OFF THE SALT HABIT (NewsUSA) - "Lose the salt shaker, and you'll improve your health," said David H. Stone, MD, a member of the Society for Vascular Surgery. "Adding table salt (sodium chloride) to your food increases your overall salt intake, especially when eating out or when consuming ready-to-eat foods. When it comes to salt, less is more. As a vascular surgeon, Dr. Stone knows that increased salt intake can contribute to high blood pressure. Also known as hypertension, the condition can lead to a stroke or heart attack. As vascular conditions, stroke and heart attack are among the leading causes of death in American adults. On average, American adults consume 3,266 milligrams of salt daily according to a 2012 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report. Seventy-five percent of daily salt intake comes from prepared foods from restaurants or stores. The five most consumed salt culprits are: * Bread and rolls * Cold cuts/cultured meats * Pizza * Fresh and processed poultry * Soup.

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. Thursday, Sept. 20 • HEALTH FAIR AT GRAND COURT LAKES, 280 Sierra Drive, North Miami. 1-5 PM, FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS, GLUCOSE TESTING, CHOLESTEROL SCREENING, TAICHI CLASSES. IN-HOME DIALYSIS CONSULT AVAILABLE. FLU VACCINATIONS. DIABETIC SHOE FITTINGS. HEARING EVALUATIONS. Food trucks. Italian ices.Massages. Door prizes! A fun afternoon. Tours available. For directions, call 305-654-5300. • Hallandale Beach Area Chamber of Commerce. Morning Speed Biz 7:30-9:00 am Vi Aventura, 19333 W. Country Club Drive. Aventura, Florida. Free Members. $5.00 Future Members. • The Hollywood Democratic Club Meeting will be held

at 6:30 PM at The Hollywood Beach Community Center, 1301 S. Ocean Dr, Hollywood, FL. The Hollywood Democratic Club has invited all Judicial "Run-off Candidates" for Broward County County and Circuit Court. Democratic Candidates appearing on the 2012 Ballot. Anna Sheffield, Regional Director for the Broward & Miami-Dade County "Vote No On Amendment 6" campaign. Also, this is your chance to meet the City of Hollywood's Mayoral Candidates - Mayor Peter Bober and Challenger Cliff Germano. For further information contact Alan Stieb: Voice: 954-922-8572. E-mail: astieb@bellsouth.net Thursday, Oct. 4 • Computer Lessons For Seniors age 50 and over. Registration for Basic lessons will take place at 10 a.m. at the Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center, 1301 South Ocean Drive, Hollywood. Internet Lessons available on completing the Basic Course. Cost for eight two-hour lessons is $50. Further information, phone: (954) 921-3600. Saturday, Oct. 6 * There will be an Antique & Flea Market at The First United Church of Christ. Get a bang for your buck at this bargain shopper's event including a variety of items, unique collectibles and antiques, jewelry, coins, glassware, new and used items, plants, clothing, silverware, and much, much

more. Bring in your jewelry, gold, broken gold, silver, coins and antiques for cash. Buyer on premises. Admission is free. For more information, please call 305-951-7349 or email jeweldaisy@aol.com. Vendor space is still available. 200 North 46 Avenue. Hollywood 33021 8:00am - 2:00pm. Directions: Take I95 to Hollywood Blvd. Go west. Make a right at North 46 Avenue. Go 2 blocks and church is on your left. Sunday, Oct. 7 • BLUEGRASS SHOW & JAM---from 12:30 til 5:30 pm at Greynolds Park in No. Miami Beach. The So. FL Bluegrass Assoc. warmly welcomes you to come enjoy our FREE show of 6 local bluegrass groups, or bring your acoustic instrument and jam with other players at all levels. Food & drink are available, parking is near-by, and we are accessable to all. Bring your own lawn chair. Parking is $6. For more info. call (305) 358-1800 or go to http://www.southfloridabluegrass.com/ Friday, Oct. 19 • The Dignity Memorial Vietnam Wall is a three-quarter scale replica and is dedicated to all Americans who served in Vietname and honors all veterans of the United States military forces. Friday, October 19 - Sunday, October 21, 2012 at Forest Law South Funeral Home Cemetary "The Pyramid" 2401 Davie Road, Davie, Florida 33317 - 954-792-9360.

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Hollywood kicks off cultural season with music legends Matt Guitar Murphy & Terrance Simien

HOLLYWOOD - Downtown Hollywood will kick off the 2012-13 cultural season with an ArtsPark Live! free concert on the lawn on Saturday, September 22, 2012 from 6-11 p.m., featuring legendary Mississippi bluesman Matt Guitar Murphy and Grammy-winning Louisiana zydeco master Terrance Simien. As a special family-friendly bonus, Simien will also present his award-winning interactive educational music experience, Creole for Kidz Creole for Kidz & The History of Zydeco, 6 p.m. An interactive musical

performing arts program for students & families presented by Terrance Simien & The Zydeco Experience, Creole for Kidz gives music lovers of all ages an opportunity to hear and play authentic Zydeco music from Southern Louisiana and join Terrance and the band onstage for an unforgettable hands-on educational experience. Creole for Kidz has reached nearly 500,000 students, parents and teachers in more than 20 states and countries including Mali, Dominican Republic, Brazil, Paraguay, Canada and Australia.

and Jimi Hendrix. In 1980, his onstage and onscreen performances with The Blues Brothers turned him into one of the best-known blues guitarists in the United States. He can be seen in the films The Blues Brothers and Blues Brothers 2000, where he plays Aretha Franklin's hen-pecked husband. In 2012, Matt Guitar Murphy was inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame. He will be backed by The Nouveaux Honkies.

The Nouveaux Honkies 7 p.m. Legendary Mississippi bluesman Matt Guitar Murphy earned his middle name. Born in Mississippi and raised in Memphis, Matt Murphy was playing with Howlin Wolf as early as 1948, and has shared the stage with Muddy Waters, Memphis Slim, Little Junior Parker, Ike Turner, James Cotton, Otis Rush, Etta James and Chuck Berry. He was already a legend among serious guitarists by the 1960s, famed for the incredibly fast and intricate blues riffs that would soon change rock and roll and influence Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck

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BELLASA PROFESSIONAL INSTITUTE

Bellasa Professional Institute’s mission is to develop students into highly skilled, productive, and knowledgeable technicians in the aesthetics and medical field. The school provides students with the experience and knowledge to become professionals in their chosen field.

Providing tools for new careers in today’s job market By Suzanne Wallace Sun Times Due to the slow economy, good jobs are hard to find. Now is the time to upgrade your education and skills to find the career suited for you. Bellasa Professional Institute’s mission is to develop students into highly skilled, productive, and knowledgeable technicians in the aesthetics and medical field. The school provides students with the

experience and knowledge to become professionals in their chosen field. The school opened in Castleberry, FL in 2005. Robert Babani, President/School Director bought the school and moved it to its present location and it opened in November 2011. The address is 646-656 E. Hallandale Beach Blvd., on the S. E. corner of Hallandale Beach Blvd. and Federal Highway,

BELLASA PROFESSIONAL INSTITUTE SPA MENU The public is the benefactor of the school’s programs as well, because all services are performed by supervised students. Take advantage of low-cost: • Body Wraps (lose 3”14” in one treatment. Help improve circulation and eliminate cellulite over entire body. Exfoliates body to remove toxins and dead skins cells, leaving skin feeling hydrated and smooth.) From $20.00 to $60.00. • Massage Therapy Chair Massage 10 min. $15.00, Distress of neck, shoulder, back -15 min. $20.00, Swedish Massage $30.00, Deep Tissue Massage (Soothes, relaxes and calms the body eliminating the tissues of impurities and toxins, cleans internal tissues and reduces swelling) $35.00, Hot Stone Massage (with the use of hot stones soothe the skin and detoxify the tissues reducing stress on the immune system. Approximate treatment time 1 hour.) $40.00 • Electrolysis- First 15 min. $10.00 and additional 15 min. $7.00. • Therapeutic Paraffin Therapy (Beneficial to treat conditions such as eczema, arthritis, bursitis, fibromyalgia, joint stiffness, fatigued muscles, fibrositis, inflammation, muscle spasms, psoriasis, scar tissue, tendonitis, tennis elbow and more. These treatments help to increase blood circulation, promotes a sense of calm in the patient, improves skin color, speeds healing, soothes pain in joints and muscles, open pores, smoothes and moisturizes the skin. Approximate treatment time 15 min.) $8.00 to $18.00 according to what part of your body is treated. • Hydrafacial Treatment is non-surgical, non-irritating and immediately effective because it provides to the skin a complete cleaning, exfoliation, extraction and hydration. 4 steps, 20-25 min. • Radio Frequency and Cavitation Therapy- RFC provides almost instant results in the reduction of cellulite, skin tightening, tone, body contouring, shaping, deep fat, and takes inches from areas such as the abdomen, waist, thighs, buttocks and arms. This incredible treatment is very suitable for areas where exercising and dieting on a regular basis do not work. It is needle-free, non-invasive, safe and effective. Requires no downtime. For any of these treatments call 954-589-2258 to make an appointment.

next to the Knife Restaurant. Bellasa Professional Institute’s programs in Electrology, Laser Hair Removal, Massage Therapy, Facial Specialist and Phlebotomy prepare students for the growing job market in those areas of employment. One of the most requested programs is Phlebotomy Technician where you can become a National Certified Phlebotomy Technician in just 12 weeks! Classes are offered on Saturdays and Sundays from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. making it possible to get the training while still working weekdays. Students enrolled in the program will be Nationally Certified by “The American Society of Phlebotomy” and will be trained not only as a phlebotomist but also as an EKG Technician(12 lead EKG) and Drug Collection/DOT Specialist. Upon completion of the program students will be prepared to take the national exam that will take place on site at the school campus. An additional review will be offered to help the student before the National examination. Classes are filling fast. For more information and to reserve you space call 954-589-2558. Applicants for admission must possess a high school diploma or GED, for all courses except for the Phlebotomy class. Applicants are required to visit the school in person to meet with an admissions representative to discuss career goals, programs and tour the school. Those who have licenses in other states but need the Florida license are encouraged

Bellasa Professional Institute’s tuition is very competitive and students who are unable to pay the tuition and fees in full on or before the first day of class may arrange a payment plan to fit the student’s budget. Incredibly, no interest is charged so when you complete your course of study you don’t have these huge school loans facing you.

to contact the school as well. Bellasa Professional Institute’s tuition is very competitive and students who are unable to pay the tuition and fees in full on or before the first day of class may arrange a payment plan to fit the student’s budget. Incredibly, no interest is charged so when you complete your course of study you don’t have these huge school loans fac-

ing you. Students come from all backgrounds, ages, and experience. Give yourself the opportunity to move forward to a better future by contacting the Bellasa Profes-

sional Institute or stop by for more information and a tour. Licensed By the Florida Commission for Independent Education (3367/3452).

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BEACHSIDE CAFÉ

After almost 24 years as a fixture on Hallandale Beach’s North City Beach, the landmark eatery is closed

Frank Tiberio closed the door on the Beachside Cafe on Sunday night and walked away from his wife’s dream. After almost 24 years as a fixture on Hallandale Beach’s North City Beach, the Beachside Café is closed. It is expected to be demolished within the next few weeks. “My wife, Kay Lynn, she ran this for the last 21 years until she got sick and couldn’t do it anymore. “ She died just over a year ago. “She was the backbone of this place.” Leaning back in a plastic chair at one of the tables and puffing on his ever-present cigar,

Mr. Tiberio recalled the good times over the past two decades. He spoke of his wife’s passion for the Beachside Café, and the regular customers who bellied up to the counter for a beer or sandwich. “There have been so many, many loyal customers; too many to count,” he said. “There have been so many police and firemen that started and ended their careers here.” He said the relationships with the patrolmen working the beach zone, and the firemen stationed at the beach fire station are among the reasons he and Kay Lynn supported the Po-

lice Athletic League programs and sponsored breakfasts at the Beachside Cafe. “What I can’t say enough about is our relationship with the City; they have been great in granting us long leases,” Mr. Tiberio said. “It’s been a long, long run.” This is the third time Mr. Tiberio has closed the Beachside Café. The original location was in a corner of the old Beach Fire Station. That site is now part of the Beach Club Condominium complex. During construction, the City allowed Mr. Tiberio to reincarnate the Beachside Café in a trailer on the beach. The restaurant had a deck

BUDGET HEARING One final opportunity to comment on the proposed Fiscal Year 2013 budgets, Monday, Sept. 24

Hallandale Beach residents, and property and business owners will have one final opportunity to comment on the proposed Fiscal Year 2013 budgets at 6 p.m. Monday, Sept. 24. The hearing includes budgets for the general fund, major enterprise funds and special taxing districts. The meeting is in the City Commission Chambers, in Hallandale Beach City Hall, 400 S. Federal Highway. City Commissioners adopted the budgets on the first of two presentations on Wednesday, Sept. 12. The budget requires two approvals before final passage. After the public hearing on Monday, the Commission has the opportunity to tweak the budget before final approval. The budget will take effect on Monday, Oct. 1. To meet the City’s goal of excellence in government, the City Commission and City Manager’s Office invited public input in numerous meetings in January, at four quadrant meetings in February and at a city-wide meeting in May. The City Commission hosted two public workshops in August and the first public hearing on Sept. 12. After the early meetings, the City Manager incorporated resident concerns into the budget before it was formally presented to the City Commission for review and the August workshops. The projected budgets approved on first reading include:

At the end of an era, Beachside Café owner Frank Tiberio, right, stops with staff members, from left, Lew Flakowitz, Mark Salvatore and Karen Little shortly before closing the restaurant. In operation for more than 23 years, the Beachside Café closed on Sunday. The Related Group plans to build a new restaurant on the property as part of the BeachWalk development. (Photo courtesy City of Hallandale Beach Public Relations)

with chairs on the sand east of Surf Road, just east of the tree line. When the Beach Club was completed, the old trailer was closed and the Beachside Café moved into its final location. This located was closed Sunday to prepare for future development, redevelopment of North City Beach Park, a new restaurant and amenities. The Beachside Café had between eight and 12 employees, depending on the season. The welfare of the employees was foremost on Mr. Tiberio’s mind. “I pretty much have found jobs for the bulk of them with friends I have with other restaurants,” Mr. Tiberio said. Originally from the Rochester, N.Y. area, Mr. Tiberio has been a restaurateur since moving to Florida 33 years ago. While his wife operated the Beachside Café, he owned and operated two other restaurants, Players Restaurant in Dania Beach, and Steakhouse West in Bonaventure.

Both have since been sold. Kay Lynn Tiberio set the tone for the Beachside Café, and the menu. Blackened fish and hamburgers were the two most popular meals. “She put in 50 to 60 hours a week here,” Mr. Tiberio said of Kay Lynn. “I was just the fix-it guy if

something broke.” He said the restaurant operated seven days a week, 365 days a year, “Christmas and every holiday, 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.; rain, wind, we stayed open.” Looking back at the changes over the past 23-plus years, Mr. Tiberio said the economy had the biggest impact. “More and more people are going to the beach as entertainment; that changed more than anything else,” he said. And over the two-plus decades, he said prices increased only about 20%; a lot less than other locations. Despite closing the Beachside Café Mr. Tiberio isn’t leaving the restaurant business. He is in negotiations with the City to extend the lease for the concession at the South City Beach in Hallandale Beach. “I’d like to keep that going until the reconstruction,” he said. While the restaurant has closed, the City will continue to maintain restroom facilities on the site for beach visitors.

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Breaking the fast after Yom Kippur PESTO STUFFED MUSHROOMS Portobello mushrooms or portobellini (i.e. small portobello) or white mushrooms for stuffing ~1 cup Panko breadcrumbs (the more you put, the crispier they'll be) Olive oil to drizzle on Salt and Pepper Pesto sauce 2 cups basil 2-3 cloves garlic 1 Tbsp pine nuts or hazelnuts 1/2 cup olive oil Directions 1) Prepare the pesto sauce by mincing all ingredients in a food processor 2) Remove the gills (i.e. black insides) from mushrooms. This step is very important, as it keeps the mushrooms from getting soggy 3) Mix breadcrumbs and pesto sauce 4) Spoon pesto mixture into each mushroom cap 5) Drizzle with olive oil, salt and pepper 6) Bake for 15-20 minutes at 400F FYI: - Steps 1-2 can be done in advance - These reheat very well - I will sometimes bake

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2/$

$ 50 Gold’s 6oz

Horseradish

Homemade BUY 1 GET 1 Frozen Dinners FREE

GROCERY SPECIALS

NO COUPONS NEEDED AND NO LIMITS

Osem Chicken Soup Osem Mini Osem Bamba Tabatchnick Consomme 14oz Mandle 14oz Multi Pack 6pk Chicken Broth 29 $ 99 $ 79 99 $ $

32 Oz

Osem Bread Crumbs Osem Salad Osem 8.8oz Achva 450 G Honey Cakes All Varieties 15oz Croutons 5oz Couscous 99 $ $ 29 $ 99 $ 29

7 $ 19 1

$ 99

Badia Extra Virgin Olive Oil

1 Ltr

Cedar 16 Oz Chick Peas

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Herzog Selection

Prosecco or Asti

Cabernet, Merlot, Chardonnay & Valsfore

99 99 Ea Btl

Victor Wines Cabernet, Merlot Chardonnay

$ $

99 99

$ 49

Paskesz Marshmallows 8 Oz

3 $ 69 1

$ 49

Wacky Mac 5.5 Oz

Traditional Soups

00 00

2/$ 2/$

Cantina Gabriele Dolcemente

$ $ 99 99

Ea Btl

ALL SPECIALS WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPO ERRORS! • EXPIRES 09/26/12

Ea Btl

Yarden Merlot

99 99

$ $

Ea Btl

Barkan Classic Wines

$ $

99 99 Ea Btl

99 $ 49 1

California Delight Chunk Light Tuna 5 oz

WINE SPECIALS

Bartenura

$ $

3 $ 99 2

Fresh & Healthy Cholov Israel Milk 1/2 Gallon

Calif. Delight Hearts Of Palm 14 Oz

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Teal Lake

Terra Vega

Moscato Red or White

$ $

99 99

$ $

Ea Btl

Kedem Concord Grape Wine

$ $

All Varieties

99 99 Ea Btl

Binyamina Reserve All Varieties

$ $

99 99 Ea Btl