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Overcrowded pet shelters a major concern While last weekend’s ‘Clear the Shelters’ event set many records, it only scratched the surface in finding homes By Larry Blustein sfsuntimes@aol.com Whether you happen to be an animal lover or not, seeing a cat or dog, roaming the streets, certainly has to leave you with a hollow feeling. Understanding that those animals have no chance of survival, is why last Saturday was so very important to those who love their pets. It was a day that directed the attention on what needs to be done. The animal population – thanks to so many volunteers – has dwindled, because of the spay and neuter programs that are in place – but the surface has not even been scratched and that is a huge problem. The very fact that being an animal lover comes from passion and compassion, is simply not understood in every
circle of society, so whether it’s a cat or dog’s life – to many, it doesn’t matter. That’s where "Clear the Shelters" comes in. Last Saturday, nearly 700 shelters across the country teamed up with NBC Owned Television Stations and Telemundo for "Clear the Shelters,” a nationwide pet adoption drive that helps find loving homes for animals in need. Almost 46,000 pets found their forever homes this year. While many felt "Clear the Shelters" was just a clever name for the free pet adoption event, many never expected that the shelters would actually become practically empty, saving hundreds of lives locally and thousands across the country. While the Humane Society in North Pets, Page 2A
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HOLLYWOOD - The Art and Culture Center of Hollywood is seeking entries for the 8th All-Media Juried Biennial. All artists who live in the state of Florida are invited to submit original paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture, photography, video, computer-generated images, performance, or site-specific installations. Submissions will be accepted from August 1 through September 30, 2016. All submissions will be judged by Katherine Pill, Curator of Contemporary Art at the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg. The selected works will be exhibited at the center from January 21 through March 5, 2017 with an opening reception
and award presentation on Friday, January 20 from 6 to 9 pm. The entry fee is $50 per person to submit up to three artworks (images). All entries must be submitted online. For entry, additional guidelines and more information, please visit www.artandculturecenter.org/biennial or call 954-921-3274. Cash prizes totaling $6,500 will be awarded to the top four entries, as selected by the juror. Announcement of the winners will take place during the opening reception. Distribution of the cash prize is as follows: • $3,000 Best in Show
AVENTURA - When Pete and Delia Cicale opened Olympia Gym & Fitness Center back in 1978, the philosophy was simple. Customer service, offer first class instruction and provide a workout experience you couldn’t find anywhere else. Today, as the state-of-the-art Aventura location serves as the longest (38 years) operating health and fitness gym in Florida, the objective has remained the same - with hundreds taking advantage of everything this total gym experience has to offer. While Pete and Delia continue to play a major role in everything that has gone on to make this a world class facility, their children have been involved for decades now. Son, Pete, Jr. has made a huge impact, serving as Operations Manager and Dena as their H.R. manager continuing to improve and upgrade with new technology and trends. Both brother and sister have been around the gym since the day they were born, they know everything about the business operations, exercise physiology and what it takes to keep their clients happy and come back for more progress year after year. “It’s all about customer service and being able to welcome each and every
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From Page 1A Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale got plenty of local publicity; with TV stations and newspapers on hand to cover the event, there were so many other shelters that also did their part. “We came here last year to look for a dog that my sister and her family wanted,” May Lin of Dania Beach said. “The only thing last year is that we never got a dog for my sister and her family. Instead, we got a female German Shepherd and love that dog so much.” Lin came back this year – without her family to perhaps find another
family member. With so many groups that are out there always looking for homes – "Clear the Shelters" has truly given pet adoption the exposure it needs to place animals in homes and also educate those about what happens when shelters become overcrowded. “I am someone who has made this my life’s passion,” Ali Morales of Fort Lauderdale said. “I have five dogs and two cats that all have come
from here at Broward Animal Control. This is one of those places that gets very little exposure and I think people should at least see what they have here.” No matter what shelter or organization you favor, it is all about finding homes – and that is something that was emphasized with Telemundo’s TV cameras on hand at the Humane Society of Broward County. Saturday's event broke adoption records
at shelters across the country, but this is not something that stops here. Animals face this life or death situation every day, so as passionate as you were last Saturday, you need to stay that way year round. Here are some local shelters who not only took part in the event, but will be there every day to find homes for the pets: • Broward County Animal Care and Adoption
Division - 1870 SW 39th St, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315. Main Number: 954-359-1313 Fax: 954-359-1349. Email: animalcare@broward.o rg • Humane Society of Broward County - 2070 Griffin Road, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312. 954.989.3977- info@hsbroward.com. • Humane Society of Greater Miami- 16101 W Dixie Hwy, North Miami Beach, 33160. (305)
696-0800. adoptions@humanesocietymiami.org.
The Tip List for Pets - Keeping Your Dog Fit and Healthy (BPT) - For pet owners and their four-legged friends, interacting with other dogs provides great opportunities for exercise and socialization. Whether it's playing at the dog park, hiking through the woods, strolling around town or making new friends at doggy daycare, these activities can improve your dog's mental and physical well-being. They can also put your dog at risk for exposure to health threats. An ounce of prevention. "We all love getting out of the house with our furry friends but it's important to remember that serious danger lurks in the grass, community water bowl or, if you travel with your dog, in another city," advises Julia Szabo, pet lifestyle expert. "With the right knowledge, advice from your trusted veterinarian and some simple preventive measures, it's easy to keep your dog happy and healthy." What pet owners need to know to protect their dogs • Ensure your dog's vaccinations are up to date. • Always discuss your pet's lifestyle with your * veternarian to identify potential health risks and * preventive measures. • Remember to mention travel if your dog goes on * the road with you, as other areas of the country * may represent different health threats than what * you face at home. • Keep your pet away from wild animals, as they * often carry disease, and don't allow your dog to * drink from unclean water sources given that certain * diseases can be spread there. • Check regularly for ticks, which will help reduce the * risk of disease transmission. Lyme disease, for * example, can impact your pet's health, as well as * your own. • Fleas don't just live on your pet; they also live in * your home. Vacuuming thoroughly can kill fleas and * remove their eggs, helping you stop infestations. * After vacuuming, seal the vacuum bag in a garbage * bag and discard it in an outdoor trash container. "Fleas and ticks are year-round hazards in many areas of the country, so it's critical to talk to your veterinarian about choosing the right product to protect your pets from these parasites and keep them out of homes," recommends Szabo. "BRAVECTO (fluralaner) is the only oral chew to deliver flea and tick protection to dogs for up to 12 full weeks. Bravecto kills fleas, prevents flea infestations, and kills ticks (black-legged tick, American dog tick, and brown dog tick) for 12 weeks. It also kills lone star ticks for 8 weeks." Canine Influenza: An increasing health threat You can get the flu but did you know your dog can as well? It's called canine influenza (CIV) - or dog flu - and cases of it have been popping up all over the country. In fact, canine influenza has impacted dogs in more than half the country - just since March 2015 - and new cases are being diagnosed every week. There are two strains of canine influenza present in the dog population - H3N8 and H3N2, the latter is an Asian strain of CIV and is brand new in the United States. Because CIV is so contagious, infection can spread quickly among social dogs. Vaccinating for both strains of CIV and minimizing exposure to potential risk factors are critical to protecting your pet. Know your dog's risk. Does your dog:
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larly commingle with other dogs speak to their veterinarian now about what is right for their pet and to fully understand what puts a dog at risk for CIV." If you answered yes to one or more of these questions, talk with your veterinarian to determine whether CIV vaccination is appropriate for your dog. To learn more about protection against CIV, fleas and ticks, and other pet wellness topics, please visit MyPet.com. IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION: The most common adverse reactions recorded in clinical trials were vomiting, decreased appetite, diarrhea, lethargy, polydipsia, and flatulence. Bravecto has not been shown to be effective for 12-weeks' duration in puppies less than 6 months of age. Bravecto is not effective against lone star ticks beyond 8 weeks after dosing.
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ARE YOU SUFFERING? The shocking truth about how to stop being a victim to wearing those agonizing dentures once and for all!!!! What Are Mini Dental Implants? The (Mini Dental Implant (MDI) System consists of a miniature titanium implant that acts like the root of your tooth and a retaining fixture that is incorporated into the base of your denture, The head of the implant is shaped like a ball and the retaining fixture acts like a socket that contains a rubber O-ring. The O-ring snaps over the ball when the denture is seated and holds the denture at a predetermined level of force. When seated, the denture gently rests on the gum tissue. The implant fixtures allow for micro-mobility while withstanding natural lifting forces. Is the Mini Dental Implant FDA approved? Yes, the product is safe for public use and in fact had beneficial attributes, the FDA granted its formal consent to market the Mini Dental Implant device not only as a transitional or temporary dental product, but significantly, as a long-term item. IMTEC was the first company to receive long-term approval of its MDI implants from the FDA, and for several years, was the only company to have that distinction. When can Mini Dental Implants be used? When critically needed for support purposes, and where solid bony adaptation (integration) has clearly occurred, mini implants can function as long-term supporting structures rather than as short-term or medium term devices. In fact, some have been successfully functioning in patients’ jaws for several decades. In the past several years, some clinicians have been utilizing MDI for single tooth replacements and in crown and bridge cases.. What’s the primary and most effective use for Mini Dental Implants?
The most effective use of this unique dental product is stabilization of a lower denture. There are approximately 50 million people in the United States who are “edentulous” (literally meaning lacking teeth) who struggle daily with their dentures. A majority suffer a great deal of discomfort as a result of loose or ill-fitting dentures. Many denture wearers simply withdraw from any type of social engagement as a result of being compelled to wear them. Moreover, it’s not uncommon for family members to complain about a denture wearer’s disagreeable breath as a result of food being trapped and decaying under their dentures. Success-ful placement of the Mini Dental Implant addresses and solves all of these social and practical problems. Denture patients all over the world have experienced relief from loose or ill-fitting dentures. Uniquely, the MDI can be utilized to stabilize a denture in a couple of hours, with the patient leaving the clinic with a stabilized denture. How specifically can Mini Dental Implants help denture wearers? The standard insertion protocol for mini dental implants calls for four of them to be gently screwed into the front of a patient’s lower jaw. This is a relatively painless procedure that can be performed under a mild anesthesia. The mini dental implants, which are approximately the size of wooden toothpicks, are placed about five millimeters apart in the patient’s mandible. The patient’s denture is then carefully adjusted by the dentist to allow it to snap onto the four mini implants. The stabilized denture allows a patient to speak and eat with confidence. The Mini Dental Implants
are placed in about an hour’s time. Because of the unique, minimally invasive procedure, the minute size of the implants, and the characteristic placement area, the typical Mini Dental Implant patient can enjoy a light meal an hour or so after having the mini implants placed. I’m somewhat aware of the tremendous forces the human jaw usually endures during normal chewing of food. How can these tiny Mini Dental Implants withstand that? Our jaws are marvelously designed to adequately withstand those forces. It’s also true that mankind has been struggling for centuries to come up with some type of metal or metallic element that can efficiently withstand
those forces. Approximately twentyfive years ago some doctors around the world began experimenting with titanium as a potential dental medium. Titanium is an extremely strong metal used in the construction of aircraft and aircraft engines. The metal, in its commercial form, is incredibly strong and durable. If a denture patient has sufficient bone mass to create a rock hard placement of the tiny implant, which an experienced dentist can usually determine by an initial examination, the mini dental implants will generally withstand normal chewing forces just like natural teeth. Fractures are extremely rare, but as the case with a person’s normal teeth, can certainly occur.
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Reviewing the City budget can be one of the most important things that can happen in August By Mayor Joy Cooper HALLANDALE BEACH - Over the next few weeks, the City commission will be reviewing the City Manager's proposed budget in preparation of our City commission budget workshops in August. Our budget this year includes a full evaluation of the classification compensation for all employees. It has been many years since this level of comparison and analysis have been done. The study has gone over every title and task in every department and has compared position compensation and duties to other entities with the same make up. Police and Fire have been a bit different than general when it comes to classifications and compensation. Their duties are defined by the nature of their jobs. There can be some variation due to specialized training and management, but the duties are fairly constant depending on rank. When it comes to general and management employees, many duties and job descriptions have changed. Over the course of the past years, we have kept pace with growing demands by reclassifying employees and transferring duties between departments. This allowed us to maintain and improve the delivery of service without large tax increases. With new technology combined with cross training in departments, employees now have multiple tasks. With the change in these duties job descriptions have not changed and quite often job titles do not fit the duties. Fair and just compensation is critical, but this
study is not simply about compensation. It will define positions for the duties performed and allow for better and more accurate hiring practices. It will also provide for broader pay ranges within titles, so employees will have opportunity for advancement. The overall budget is and will remain predicated on the same tax rate as last year. Many of our readers know every City goes through an annual audit. The audit is over the financial statements and internal controls over our financial reporting. Our City has received a cleaned report with limited findings. The first was repeated from the prior year, the second reporting of assets between the CRA, and the City, the other was the use of equitable sharing funds in the Police Department. Over the past two and half years, we have experienced issues with the timeliness of our end of the month closing statements and bank reconciliations. These issues were created due to two main problems, the changeover to our new technology system and the changeover in our Chief Financial Official position who oversees the department. The CRA assets were recorded properly, however, the sale of assets were not recorded on the City side. These issues have been addressed by the management staff. The other finding was unique when it came to our Police Undercover Fund. Equitable sharing funds are just that, shared from police activity from drug busts and arrests that are pooled from agencies that work together. The funds can be used for sting operations and
for undercover “buys.” While the funds were used properly logged, it was found that they should have been an in a separated fund, not a petty cash fund. This matter has also been corrected. This year, with the completion of our migration to a new platform and the hiring of a new CFO, there should be limited, if any findings. We have also finally changed our reporting of uncollectible EMS funds. For years, I have asked that we stop keeping these uncollectible funds on the books. EMS services are charged at a fee that represents the costs, but in reality, if the services are being reimbursed by insurance, they will never pay the full price. The collection rate is much less. The fees will now be recorded and adjusted when collected. We have also taken our accounts receivables that have aged and contracted with an outside collection agency. This should ensure that we are not leaving any money out in the field. As always, please feel free to contact me any time with your questions/concerns and ideas on how to make our City a better place at my office: (954) 457-1318. On my cell/text at: (954) 632-5700. Or visit my web-site at: www.mayorjoycooper.com. If you are heading out of town and want to stay connected to our City issues, you can sign up for my weekly update. Have a Happy Hallandale Beach Weekend! Please remember, it is Hurricane Season, so please be prepared!
Income, savings, retirement and debt calculations as easy as 5-10-15-20 (BPT) - To help people set basic, foundational goals that can help put them on their own unique path toward attaining financial security, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company (MassMutual) today announced the launch of a new mobile-friendly Spanish-language financial goal calculator on
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helping consumers set a goal for each using the concept of 5-10-15-20 as a guideline: • ”5”: Increasing your annual income by at least 5% each year. • ”10": Saving at least 10% of your net annual income. • ”15": Targeting a retirement nest egg of about 15 times your annual in-
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Going strong for 38 healthy years Olympia Gym & Fitness Center continues to set standards in the industry
Being in business for nearly four decades, the Cicale family’s success in the fitness club industry can be traced to the community involvement and having the opportunity to be a huge part of south Florida. In addition, having a first class facility and outstanding trainers also enhance the total experience.
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member as part of the family,” Pete Jr. explained. “You look anywhere in this gym - day or night - and you will see people from their teens to their 80s, with a trainer doing exercises that are keeping them healthy, at a price they can afford.” Being in business for nearly four decades, the Cicale family’s success in the fitness club industry can be traced to the community involvement and having the opportunity to be a huge part of south Florida.They are part a healthy lifestyle network, which has always been vital to practicing what they preach. CLASSES MAKE A DIFFERENCE In addition to every other amenity Olympia Gym’s aerobic studio offers the most popular and entertaining group classes on a daily basis taught by greatest master instructors south Florida has to offer. We recruit and hand select only the best. “We started the Zumba phenomenon right out of our club, as well as being one the first clubs to introduce Spinning to the south Florida area. We recently bought brand new schwinn bikes with heart rate monitoring and RPM training. Some of the other classes include Boot Camp, Body Forging, Body Sculpting, Yoga, Core classes and Boxing.” Pete Jr. points out. “Our amazing personal trainers are here to help you lose weight, cross train, body build, train senior or children and even help pregnant women in a pre/post natal program.” Highly rated (4.5 stars) by Yelp, Google and Facebook, Olympia Gym & Personal Training Center is truly a destination that will provide nutritional guidance along with a custom designed fitness program in order to achieve your personal goals. We also offer amenities such as steam and sauna, day care, stretching, massage, and a juice bar that has nutritional supplements, foods and protein shakes to nourish your body. “The one thing that separates us from any of the other gyms is that we host everything under one roof,” Pete Sr. pointed out. “We have several boutique style clubs under one roof to provide everyone with their specific training style. That is really hard to find. Also, we have kept up with the times by having popular workouts similar to cross fit using battle ropes, sleds, TRX, box jumps, kettlebells and other powerlifting routines. Originally molded from the Iron Generation since 1978, this is also a place that many look for to be coached on all levels. In a competitive industry, when you are a great coach at a greater gym, word gets out. That’s why having a veteran staff and fully equipped facility in south Florida has continued to keep Olympia
MEMBERSHIP - INCLUDING OVER 40 CLASSES A WEEK STARTING AT $29 Gym & Fitness Center at the top. “People come to work with qualified instructors who get results,” Pete Jr. pointed out. “Body building professionals such Bill Willmore. Bill, as well as other armature level coaches provides a competitive edge in bodybuilding, physique, figures, and bikini shows for men and women. This creates a better training environment for both client and trainer in order win trophies on stage. FITNESS EVALUATION With memberships starting at a low $29 per month, the Cicale family wants you to stop thinking about getting in shape, and finally make the move to start a program this summer. Come in for a complimentary fitness evaluation/orientation and try a class. Our mission is to provide our members with a state of the art and professional atmosphere, where they will be able to achieve their goals. Our staff provides a one of a kind 5 Diamond service that is unparalleled in the fitness industry. As Pete says, “If you are not training at Olympia Gym you are not really training.” In addition, clients are welcome to bring their own personal trainers to workout in this tremendous environment, giving them a training session that is incomparable to other facilities. KEEPING IN SHAPE When it comes to just hitting the gym and keeping in the best shape possible, Olympia Gym & TrainingCenter has a large cardiovascular training area featuring the brand new Life fitness and Hoist machines. Also featuring Cardio Entertainment Treadmills, Ellipticals, Step Mills, Recumbent and Upright Bikes to provide that daily challenge. In addition, the main strength and functional training areas are organized into 5 rooms that are loaded with equipment that include top name Circuit Machines, Cable Machines, Plate Load Machines, Iso Lateral Machines, Function Exercise Equipment and Free Weights. “We have found that our members continue to come back year after year, decade after decade because we provide what they want,” Pete Jr. explained. “Longevity is what really makes a difference in this industry. It has for the past 38 years!” In this day of gyms and workout centers trying to attract you with low prices and little substance, 38 years of being a staple in south Florida has been the strength
For the past 38 years, Peter Sr., Peter Jr., and the Cicale family have been at the center of health in fitness in south Florida. Olympia Gym & Training Center is open 7 days and offers over 40 classes and other instruction. Come on by and see what’s going on in Aventura. and legacy for the Cicale family. That why they are the legendary Olympia Gym & Fitness Center. Olympia Gym & Personal Training Center 20335 Biscayne Blvd, Aventura, Fl. 33180 Hours: 5AM–10PM (Monday through Friday) 8AM–7PM (Saturday) - 8AM–6PM (Sunday). * DAY CARE AVAILABLE Phone: (305) 932-3500 http://olympiagym.com FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/OlympiaGymMiami TWITTER & INSTAGRAM @OlympiaGym
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If you would like to submit an announcement for our Community Calendar in the paper or on-line, please call our office at: 954-458-0635 - or via email: SFSUNTIMES@aol.com. The cost per week is $25 for approximately 5 lines. For a complete listing of all Community Calendar items, please check out our website at: www.southfloridasuntimes.com. Also follow us on FACEBOOK at: https://www.facebook.com/sfsuntimes. • Attention: Mental Health Professionals – Explore your opportunity to treat clients in the brief modality protocol of Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) for PTSD or other trauma based events in one to three sessions. Evidence based and 4 year efficacy studies are published. Call toll free 877-675-7153 or visit ARTworksNow.com for training schedule or to contact a staff member. • Attention: Sufferers from PTSD or other trauma based issues, seek a qualified Accelerated Resolution Therapist (ART) or visit ARTworksNow.com for a list of therapists closest to you. Study participants in ongoing trials may be in your area. Toll free 877-675-7153 for confidential call. • Leads@Lunch Tuesday August 2 11:30a-1:00p Brio Tuscan Grille Gulfstream Park Hallandale Beach - Prepay $20 Members / $25 Guests At the Door $25 Members / $30 Guests Must RSVP to Attend Chamber 954 454 0541 - www.hallandalebeachchamber.com. • Friends of the Stirling Road Library are sponsoring a free SAT/ACT program and College Prep seminars for this summer to help college-bound high school students. Provided by Sanderson Test Prep and International College Counselors, classes will be offered at the Stirling Road Branch Library 3151 Stirling Road in Hollywood from 1- 4 p.m. on August 1st, 5th, 8th and 12th. Free lunch will be provided beginning at 12:15 pm (kosher option available). Two free college seminars will be presented at 6:30 p.m. on July 28th and August 18th. Register at the Library or on-line at www.stirlingfriends.org. For more information, email: stirlinglibraryfriends@gmail.com.
• Elvis dinner and show with Barry Porter, 50’s, 60’s, 70’s music, dancing & giveaways. Entrance fee $10, Saturday, August 13th 6:30pm at the Sherry Frontenac Hotel, Porcini’s 6565 Collins Avenue, Miami. For information call 954-257-8215. Dinner ordered separately. • City of Hollywood - Memorial Senior Partners Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center - 1301 S. Ocean Drive, Room 112, Hollywood, FL 33019 (954) 924-2954 - Art Classes with Sandi. Find your hidden talent in painting! Join an educational & fun class, learn how to do mixed media, to paint with watercolors, acrylics & inks. Registration is required, class is limited. You need to purchase your own supplies, if you have an 11x15 pad, bring that along with pencils. Cost $15.00 members and non-members, per class. (Nonmembers pay an additional $5.00 fee to Memorial Senior Partners). Thursdays from 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. • Music lovers if you love to sing, join the weekly rehearsal of the Choruspondents of Hollywood, Inc. every Thurs. from 9:45 a.m. to 12:00 noon at McNicol's Community Center, 1411 S. 28th Ave., Hollywood. We perform recitals at schools, condos and special events. We feature Broadway and other favorite works. For more info, contact Director Elaine at (305) 947-5108. • The Rotary Club of Hallandale Beach-Aventura meets every Wednesday at 12:15 at Brio Tuscan Grille, 600 Silks Run, Suite 1205 Hallandale Beach, FL 33009. Please join us to experience Rotary, the world's oldest civic organization. • Steps into enlightenment Vedanta - Philosophy Meditation. For people who have illnesses such as cancer, pain, lack, headaches, depression, insomnia. Every 1st & 3rd Saturday of the month. Located at Hollywood Beach, 10:00 a.m. Sharp! Required: Cushion, notebook, text book. For more details, call (754) 7034815 & to register. • Learn Ballroom and Latin dances from Swing to Salsa and everything in between. Classes are on Tuesdays at 1:00 pm. Memorial Senior Partners &
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(BPT) - Let's face it college is expensive. Whether you're still in school trying to pay for textbooks and housing, a professional facing your student loans or a parent saving for your child's future tuition, the cost of an education can result in debt that looms for decades. More people are finding that full-time jobs are not even beginning to cover the costs. Today's gig economy and sharing economy offers many different avenues to supplement your budget and ease the ongoing burden of education-related expenses, all while providing flexibility and self-determinant hours for yourself.
Drive for a ride-sharing service. Do you have a car, auto insurance and some spare time? Ride-sharing apps, like Uber and Lyft, offer an opportunity to make quick cash by driving riders in your local area, using your own vehicle. Drivers work as independent contractors and receive a payment based off of how many hours or miles are logged each week. "They make it extremely easy to make quick money if I need it," says Aidan Monheim, a student at the University of Massachusetts-Boston who drives for Lyft in his spare time to earn money for utilities and other bills. "It allows me to be flexi-
ble around my classes and earn money without working a set number of hours a week." Rent your room. Another "side-gig" opportunity that is gaining popularity is the homesharing industry. Apps like Airbnb and HomeAway connect would-be travelers with locals willing to rent out rooms, or their entire home. Simply list your place on the site, and screen candidates based on your preferences. By listing your residence during peak travel times and arranging to stay with friends or family, renters can earn supplemental income for their education, with very little
effort. Become a direct seller. Direct selling provides a flexible opportunity for people to make additional income on their own terms, and within their own networks. Take Nakul Arora, for example, who became an Amway Independent Business Owner to help pay for business school. Amidst earning his degree, working full time as an accountant, and studying for professional certifications, 25-year-old Nakul worked his direct selling business in the evenings. "I saved every penny I earned through my Amway business to help
Work for a home services company. Often described as the services used by those with more time than money, apps like TaskRabbit, Handy, Thumbtack and HomeJoy offer opportunities to get paid for home cleaning and maintenance work. Seemingly simple tasks, such as cleaning a home, mowing a lawn or assembling a piece of furniture can run up to $50
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Page 8A southfloridasun.net • facebook.com/sfsuntimes • sfsuntimes@aol.com • Thursday, Thursday, July 28, 2016 in Montreal and a dual MA in Art History and Arts Administration from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. The Art and Culture Center/Hollywood (ACCH) cultivates creativity and the support of the arts in our community through education, innovation, and collaboration. ACCH offers contemporary gallery exhibitions, standards-based education programs for children, and live stage performances. Its programs foster a creative environment where new and challenging work can flourish and reflect the highest standards of artistry and diversity. ACCH impacts more than 60,000 people each year at three facilities – the galleries in the circa-1924 Kagey Home, the Arts School adjacent to the main facility, and a 500-seat theater. Founded in 1975, ACCH is the third oldest arts non-profit in Broward County.
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• $2,000 First Place • $1,000 Second Place • $500 Third Place The previous All-Media Juried Biennial saw a record 383 artists representing 21 different Florida counties who submitted 1,084 entries. Submissions came from Key West to Santa Rosa Beach in the Florida Panhandle. The Best in Show was awarded to Carrie Smith from Clearwater, FL, for her portrait titled Endure. Katherine Pill has organized the permanent collection exhibitions Color Acting: Abstraction Since 1950 and Marks Made: Prints by American Women Artists from the 1960s to the Present, and Shana Moulton: Journeys Out of the Body, the artist’s first solo museum exhibition in the United States. Pill previously held the position of Assistant Curator at the Kemper
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The important role vaccines may play in helping keep children and adults healthy this summer (BPT) - Every one of the nearly 12,000 babies born in the United States each day may be susceptible to infectious diseases. The good news is that vaccines can help protect children from some of these diseases. As National Infant Immunization Week (NIIW) approaches, it is timely to remember the role that vaccinations can play in helping to prevent certain diseases among infants. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), it is estimated that routine vaccination of the nearly 4 million babies born in the US each year may help to prevent about 20 million cases of diseases that they could develop over their lifetime. In fact, over time, successful vaccination cam-
paigns have contributed to the near-elimination or elimination of some diseases in the U.S., like polio. Vaccination is considered to be one of the greatest public health achievements since 1900. NIIW, which is held April 16 - 23 this year, highlights the importance of helping to protect infants from diseases for which there are vaccines and celebrates the achievements of vaccination programs in helping to promote healthy communities. "Today vaccines can help to protect against 14 diseases before age two," explains Eddy Bresnitz, M.D., M.S., Executive Director, Merck Vaccines Global Health & Medical Affairs. "Failure to vaccinate may
mean putting your children at risk for potentially serious diseases." "In the U.S., most young children receive many of the recommended vaccines, but there is room to improve vaccination rates among all groups, including adolescents and adults," says Bresnitz. In fact, the CDC has specific recommended vaccination schedules that cover children, adolescents and adults. Talk to your healthcare provider about vaccines that may be recommended for you and your loved ones, and visit www.vaccinesandyou.com to learn more. This information is provided by Merck.
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Easy homemade desserts will please everyone Cookies, cakes and pies can make the summer much better When it comes to the summer, kids and adults alike love those sweet treats. From cookies and pies to cakes and other delicious desserts, everyone has a favorite. What’s yours?
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Chocolate Chip Mug Cookie • 1 tablespoon melted butter or coconut oil • 1 tablespoon granulated sugar • 1 tablespoon brown sugar • pinch of salt • 1 egg yolk • 1/4 cup all-purpose flour • 2 tablespoons chocolate chips • (regular size or mini) Very lightly coat the inside of a 6- or 8-ounce mug or ramekin with a smidgeon of cooking spray, butter or coconut oil. Mix all the ingredients together in the mug (to avoid the batter being crumbly, mix the butter, egg yolk, sugars and salt first before gradually stirring in the flour and adding the chocolate chips). Microwave for one minute at 80% power (I have a 1,000 watt microwave; if your microwave has more or less watts, you may need to adjust the time a bit). The top will look light and yellow and may even seem undercooked but if you gently press the top and it lightly springs back, it's perfect (don't overcook or it will be dry and tough in spots). Serve warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, if desired. Mini Brown-Sugar Cheesecakes • 1¼ c. graham cracker crumbs • 3 tbsp. granulated sugar • 1/4 tsp. salt • 5 tbsp. unsalted butter • 1 tsp. unsalted butter • 2 package cream cheese • 2 large eggs • 2 tbsp. fresh lemon juice • 1 tbsp. lemon zest
• 1 tbsp. vanilla extract • 1 tsp. ground ginger • 1 c. light-brown sugar • 1/2 c. thinly sliced candied ginger Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Meanwhile, in a small bowl, combine graham cracker crumbs, granulated sugar, and salt. Add butter and stir until combined. Spoon about 1 tablespoon mixture into each cup of a buttered 24-cup mini muffin pan; press down to form a solid bottom layer. Bake for about 5 minutes. Transfer pan to a wire rack to cool. Reduce oven to 300 degrees F. In the bowl of a stand mixer, beat cream cheese until light and fluffy, about 2 minutes. With beater running, add eggs, 1 at a time. Add lemon juice and zest, vanilla, ground ginger, and brown sugar and beat until combined. Divide filling equally among muffin cups and bake until firm, 15 to 20 minutes. Transfer to a wire rack and let cool completely. Refrigerate until set, for at least 4 hours or overnight. Gently run a knife around the cheesecakes' edges to loosen them, and invert pan to release the cakes. Transfer to a cake stand and garnish with candied ginger.
For filling, in a medium mixing bowl beat cream cheese and butter with an electric mixer on medium to high speed until smooth and fluffy. Fold in marshmallow creme. Spread filling on bottoms of half of the cookies. Top with the remaining cookies, bottom sides down. For firmer filling, wrap and chill about 2 hours before serving. Peanut Butter Whoopie Pies: Prepare as directed, except substitute 1/4 cup creamy peanut butter for the butter and use soft peanut butter or sugar cookies. Mocha Chocolate Mousse • 1 1/2 cups chocolate milk or milk • 2 -3 teaspoons instant coffee crystals • 1 4-serving-size package instant • devil's food chocolate pudding mix • 1 1¼ - ounce envelope whipped • dessert topping mix • 2 cups strawberry halves and/or • banana chunks, Miniature semisweet chocolate • pieces, chocolate sprinkles or chopped • chocolate-covered espresso beans (optional) In a large bowl, combine milk and coffee crystals. Let stand for 5 minutes to dissolve crystals. Stir in pudding mix and dessert topping mix. Beat with an electric mixer on low speed about 30 seconds or until moistened. Beat on high speed about 4 minutes or until fluffy. Alternately spoon chocolate mousse and strawberries into 6 individual parfait glasses. Serve immediately or chill until serving time. If you like, garnish with chocolate pieces. Makes 6 servings.
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Selling your car: Get more money with these helpful tips Selling a car for cash should be simple, safe and able to navigate without roadblocks; however, there is no shortage of sneaky techniques that are employed to scam you (BPT) - Selling a car for cash should be simple, safe and able to navigate without roadblocks; however, there is no shortage of sneaky techniques that are employed to scam car sellers. Through hiding supplementary fees in the fine print, car buying businesses can leave car sellers spending anywhere from $10 to $300 in unexpected fees - a disappointing loss in an anticipated profit. With the numerous car buying companies competing for business in a niche industry, it is difficult for a car seller to discern which company is the correct choice; however, there are many things that a seller can be aware of to ensure that they are making the best decision. Towing Fortunately for car sellers, the costliest hidden fee when selling a vehicle is also the easiest to avoid. While it is no longer common for car buying companies to expect a seller to facilitate towing arrangements, it does occur. Towing can add up to $100 or more in additional deductions depending on where the buying company is located. Additionally, many buying companies cannot accommodate vehicles outside of cars, SUVs, vans and trucks. Liquids Many scrap and junk car buyers require a seller to empty a car's gas tank before they will send a towing service for collection, and if a seller fails to do so, it can result in a charge upwards of $50. A $50 deduction can make a significant
dent in your overall profit, and draining a gas tank can be timely and incredibly dangerous if a seller does not have previous experience or has not been given proper direction. Car detailing Car buying companies take into account the condition of a car's interior when generating a buying price for a seller, but do not typically communicate that the state of the interior, down to cleanliness, could have an effect on the final offer to a seller. While a seller should ideally take care of a car's exterior and interior on a routine basis, they should also be aware of hidden deductions that could arise from a lack in communication from a buyer.
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The right technology services are the key to killer customer service (BPT) - Think sales numbers trump customer service? Think again. Research shows companies focused on providing a superior experience across the customer journey realized a 20 percent increase in customer satisfaction and 10-15 percent increase in revenue. Furthermore, 45 percent of people will abandon an online transaction if their questions or concerns are not addressed quickly. And perhaps the most shocking of all: It costs six to seven times more to attract a new customer than to retain an existing customer. Given these factors many companies are taking a closer look at their customer retention rates and evaluating the customer experiences they provide. To meet customers on their terms and facilitate employee productivity, it's critical to invest in new technology. However, not all businesses have the internal IT resources or expertise to efficiently implement technology and effectively manage it on a continu-
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Here are some hot trends in school supplies The Maze Calculator is dressed up with glitter for an instant accessory (BPT) - School supplies have never been this stylish. Sure, you should stock up on classic highlighters and yellow pencils, but why stop there? Why not reach for a binder with an elegant rose-foil design or a zipper pouch with a sassy slogan? Will these expressive touches make your kid study harder? They can't hurt, especially if it makes them even a teensy bit excited to hit the books and stay organized. Here is a roundup of some of the year's hottest trends for school supplies. Precious metals and metallic accents Who says the pocket calculator has to be a style buster? The Maze Calculator is dressed up with glitter for an instant accessory. Look for fun accents, such as metallic pencils and pens. Better Binders are stimulating with holographic patterns. Even backpacks, lunch
bags and zipper pouches refuse to be anything but fabulous, as seen in a line that comes in metallic silver by designer Cynthia Rowley (find her line of school and office products exclusively at Staples). Tropical themes. This year's hot tropical look is popping up all over back-to-school essentials. Toucans, pineapples and palm trees can be found on notebooks and backpacks, bringing some fun into the classroom. A collection of "beach umbrella" pencils in hues of orange, purple, blue and yellow from Ticonderoga are a great accent to brighten up your student's day. Bohemian vibe Bold, intricate prints adorn Mead notebooks and Carolina Pad binders, evoking a romantic, free-spirited, hippie-chic fashion sense. Expressive sayings about traveling the world are found
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A+ lunchbox solutions for balanced back-to-school meals (BPT) - Heading back to school means a ramp up in routine for lots of families. One of the best ways to not only support their learning, but also show kids you care even when you're not there - is to pack a wholesome, balanced lunch. These tips and tricks will help any parent whip up something tasty in mere minutes so kids can stay fueled throughout the day. Plus, with a few touches of creativity, mom and dad can look forward to the return of empty lunch boxes because their kids won't be able to resist gobbling up the goodies inside. School day smoothies Smoothies are a great way to incorporate more fruits and vegetables into your child's diet, plus it's a special treat that will have them grinning ear to ear when they open their lunch box. The trick is to make smoothies ahead of time then freeze them in silicon or insulated containers. Add them to a lunchbox in the morning and by lunchtime it will
thaw enough to enjoy. Bonus: it keep will other foods cool so there's no need to add a freezer pack. DIY shape sandwiches Sandwiches are an easy go-to that kids love, and with a few simple switches, you can create a more nutritious option that's also fun to eat. Start by swapping traditional white bread for Nature's Harvest bread. With 8 grams or more of whole grains per serving in every delicious variety, Nature's Harvest bread packs a powerful punch in every bite. For example, use Honey Wheat or Butterwheat to create your child's favorite sandwich. Then use a cookie cutter to create an unexpected shape. It's a fun and delicious way to get whole grains in their diet and meet the 32-48 grams of whole grains recommended per day. Visit Entenmann's YouTube page to check out these cute DIY's. Fun fruit faces Want to get a chuckle
Heading back to school means a ramp up in routine for lots of families. One of the best ways to support their learning is to pack a wholesome, balanced lunch. Sandwiches are an easy go-to that kids love; but with a few simple switches, you can create an option that’s also fun to eat! out of your child on a tough Monday? Cheer them up during test day? Encourage them to eat more fresh foods? Fun fruit faces should do the trick. Grab any fruit with a thick impermeable skin such as bananas or oranges and then use a nontoxic marker to make a face. A few fun squiggles and you have a silly fruit friend that will make lunchtime special. Perfectly portable treats If your child is asking for a tasty treat, but you're low on time and
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The experts at the Mayo Clinic offer advice on eight of the most common beauty and health concerns of summer. (BPT) - While magazines make summer beauty look simple, in reality it's anything but. From bloat to breakouts, summer is wrought with beauty challenges. The experts at the Mayo Clinic offer advice on eight of the most common beauty and health concerns of summer. 1. Maintaining a healthy (natural) glow While tanning beds offer a quick-fix to achieving a golden glow, they also cause exposure to damaging UV radiation which can cause premature aging as well as increase the risk of skin
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shave gel followed by a sharp, single-blade razor. Shave in the direction of hair growth and avoid pulling the skin taut. 3. Sunburn It's easy to get lost in the fun of the summer sun. Avoid sunburn by dressing in light layers and using a broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of at least 15. Remember, sunscreen generally stays at original strength for three years. If you do get sunburn, take a cool bath or apply a clean towel dampened with cool tap water. Then apply moisturizer, aloe vera lotion or gel or a
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sible mortgage plan and get into the home of your dreams quicker." A variety of factors determines your interest rate, including: • Down payment - Just as you put money down on a new car, mortgage lenders like to see down payments from homebuyers. A down payment not only reduces the total amount you need to borrow, but it also shows the lender you are able to
manage money. Different lenders require different amounts for a down payment, but most would likely view 10-20 percent of the home's purchase price to be a good down payment. • Collateral - This is the property you agree to "put up" in exchange for the loan and serves to protect the lender against a borrower's default. If you're buying a manufactured home, you can col-
lateralize the loan with either the home itself or with the home and a piece of land together. For site-built homes, the loan would be collateralized with the home and land together always. • Loan amount - The amount you need to borrow is calculated by taking the purchase price of the home, less your down payment, and adding any other expenses that will be fi-
nanced as part of the loan, which could include closing costs, discount points and third party fees. • Credit score - Lenders will want to review the credit reports and scores for everyone who is listed as a borrower on the mortgage application. With your written permission, the lender will obtain your credit report from a credit reporting agency. Generally, the
better your credit score is the more likely you will be approved, plus qualify for the best available interest rate from the lender you choose. • Origination cost - This is the amount the lender charges to process the loan application, which includes gathering and reviewing all loan application documents, underwriting and closing your home loan. This expense typically appears on your loan documents as a "loan origination fee." "After you apply for a mortgage, the lender should be able to give you an idea of the interest rate you'll likely qualify for," Hamilton says. "With that information, you can use a monthly mortgage payment calculator to estimate just how much the mortgage payment will be each month. Knowing the monthly payment can help homebuyers make better decisions about budgeting, savings, spending and investing." To learn more about mortgages for manufactured homes, visit www.vmfhomeloan.co m.
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YACHT HARBOUR WESTON VILLAS Single Family 2/2, Upgraded, with Beautiful 4/3 + Den deeded dock, beautiful AVANT GARDE Desirable complex. in desirable gated Intracoastal views, West side of Ocean complex, 3,358 SF, opposite Beach. Dr. w/easy beach 3-car garage, CALL FOR DETAILS! access. 40 year re- A-rated Schools! certification comple- Call For Details! ELDORADO EAST ed. Great views, flr to ceiling windows. 1/1 Close to Beaches, PARKER PLAZA Lg 2/2 w/Den, water ESTATES shopping, Gulfstream view, $329,900; Beautiful 1/1.5, Race Track & Casino. 1 Br. Convert. 2 Ba. upgraded, direct HOPA verified, $89,000 $235,000 Ocean views, full THE HEMISPHERES service oceanfront 1/1 Magnificent So. bldg. Convenient to RENTALS: views from this 18th Ft. Lauderdale, 10 SUNNY ISLES flr, upgraded kitch & minutes to Aventura, OCEAN ONE CONDO bath. Beach access, 3/4.5 Direct Ocean Gulfstream Race tennis, marina, view, fully furnished. convenient to airport Track & Casino $6,000 month $349,900 Gulfstream Racetrack & Casino, 10 mins. to Aventura Others Available, Mall, $225,000
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AVENTURA / MYSTIC POINTE TOWER 500 CALL MIKE ROSEN NEW! 2/2 Split Brs, super unit, best views of (954) 854-7828 Cell: D L O S shutters, new air. Turnberry Ocean & Intra, hurricane International Rlty. Remod. kitchen, $459K OBO! Won’t Last! rosen@realtyagent.com BEAUTIFUL 2/2.5 1,365 sf. Best bldg. in Mystic, 7th flr. Rent immed. Can have any size pet, hurricane shutters. $479K DRASTICALLY REDUCED TO $439,900 OBO ALSO 2/2 + Den or dining room. Great water view. Corner wraparound, all tiled, turn-key. $599,900 NEW RENTAL 2/2 Furn., great ocean view, all wood floors D & RENTE stainless steel appliances. Only $2,200 month. NEW! HOLLYWOOD ACROSS BEACH - HALLMARK CONDO 3/2, 1,533 sf, 5th flr, remodeled, Intracoastal views, hurricane shutters. $489K - REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE @ $420K OBO Rented until July 1, 2017. Good for Investor!
HALLANDALE CONDOS NEW LISTING! FAIRWAYS RIVIERA CONDO! 1/1.5 beautiful, all tile, remodeled air & appliances. Less than 3 years old. Low maint., near everything. Won’t last long! $169,900 OBO HALLANDALE/DESOTO PARK/THREE ISLANDS NEW LISTING! Beautiful, lge 2/2 corner, tiled, over 1450 N G sf, direct pool & Intra N D IIN views, 2nd flr. Remod. kitch P &Ebath. Newer applis. Must See! $269K - DRASTICALLY REDUCED TO $209K! Won’t Last! HALLANDALE/MEADOWBROOK - Great, lg 1/1.5, tiled thru-out, new D S 0 Lbalc, glass top stove, 2 walk-in closets, scrned grd fl. $114,900 OBO NEW! MEADOWBROOK - 5th fl, 1/1.5,Dmarble fls, granite counterG N IIN P E N REDUCED to $119K OBO tops, Impact windows, electric shutters. nd NEW! MEADOWBROOK - 1/1.5. USuper D 2 Floor! All tiled, pool D CE R Ecan vu, scrnd balc. has windows, be guest room, $119K OBO COMMERCIAL PROPERTY IN MIRAMAR - 12 units. Super income 0 L Dto take care of! $875K OBO property, nice money-maker!SEasy
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CALL LA MER & OLYMPUS SPECIALIST - CAROL KAGNO: 954.812.7502 LA MER E. - 20th Fl, 2/2, Beautiful City View......................................................$359,000 LA MER S. - 1/1.5 Remodeled ...........................................................................$325,000 LA MER S. - 2/2 Southeast Corner.....................................................................$425,000
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ELYANE ENCAOUA & BRENDA FRANK • (954) 445-6765 • (954) 296-5950 “#1 AWARD WINNING REALTOR” “We Must Be Doing Something Right!” ELYANE2312@GMAIL.COM • BRENDA@HOLLYWOODBYTHESEAFL.COM • HOLLYWOODBYTHESEAFL.COM * QUADOMAIN BRITANNIA * Totally remodeled, 2 Br. 2 Ba., new open kitchen, high floor to see the sea, & ING city, $415K ND PEITC * QUADOMAIN VALENCIA * Exceptional. See it all from 20th floor, SOLD 2 Br. 2 Ba., Sea & Intracoastal, $329K * QUADOMAIN VALENCIA * 2/2 H igh F loor , O PENDINGcean Views, $269K * QUADOMAIN VALENCIA * 2/2 Owner says, “Good Buy.” $299K INGvus, $249K * QUADOMAIN GRENOBLE * 2/2 Immac. A real deal Ocean ND PEw/ * PARKER DORADO * AWESOME! Oceanfront cor PH 2/2+ Den. Total unob. vus of Ocean, Intra & Golden Beach. See it all from 17 th fl. $575K High Floor 2/2 convertible, intracostal views, $309K OUTSTANDING high flr, Intracoastal PE views 2/2 Convertible, $239K ING ND
* PARKER DORADO 1215 * Direct Ocean views, LD remodeled, $319,900 SO PH 1 Br. 1 Ba., remodeled to perfection, $299,000 OCEANFRONT! Spacious 2/2 + Den. Rarely offered! ING $390K PEND * HEMISPHERES BAY S. * Tenant in place. 1/1.5 A/C & WH/W inc. maint. $219 * HEMISPHERES ON * Very nice 1 * SUMMIT * 2/2, Beautiful Intrac &PE Ocean. Steps to Broadwalk, $409K. NDING * SUMMIT PENTHOUSE * Best South view & only bldg. w/totally unobs. open views of Sea & Intra, lg 2/2, eat-in kit, W/D, 2 pkg. spaces & more! $565K * NEW! VALIANT HOUSE * Large 2/2, oversized balcony with Intracoastal & Ocean views. Steps to Hollywood Broadwalk. Only $319,900 * ARLEN HOUSE * 20th Floor, direct Ocean view, 2/2. Beautiful!! $499K
* HIDDEN BAY * 2 Br. 2 Ba., high floor, gorgeous views $599K * VILLA AT HARBOUR ISLES * 3 Br. 2.5 & 3 Bath Villas priced from $215K * HALLMARK * Corner 2/2, wrap balcony. Totally remodeled, new Impact windows, Ocean, city & Intra views. $425,000, Also for rent $2,395 mo.
ANNUAL RENTALS QUADOMAIN VALENCIA #1702 - 1PE Br. 2ND Ba.ING direct Ocean, furn. $1,650 mo. SUMMIT - #202S - 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath, $1,470 month. PENDING 360O - Amazing views of Biscayne Bay. Fab bldg., furn. $2,795 mo. YACHT CLUB - 1/1 Beautiful renovated, $1,495 month. PENDING
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National Night Out will be huge Hallandale Beach Police’s 2016 National Night Out is expected to be a huge hit beginning at 6 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 2 at Gulfstream Park with static displays, active demonstrations by K-9 teams and SWAT and much more. It’s your chance to meet with police in a relaxed setting to discuss your safety and national events. At the 2015 National Night Out, one of the big hits was the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Airbus 350 helicopter on static display. Children lined up to get up close to the seven-seater helicopter. DHS is expected to bring a helicopter this year as part of the
Fire Rescue headquarters & Emergency Operations Center is taking shape Construction crews are fast at work building the foundation for the new Hallandale Beach Fire Rescue headquarters and Emergency Operations Center at Foster Road between NW 1st Avenue and NW 2nd Avenue. The new 24,000-square-foot, $7.7 million station is expected to be completed by the summer of 2017. For more information on the Fire Rescue Station and all City projects, please visit www.cohb.org/CIP. (Photo courtesy City of Hallandale Beach Public Relations)
2016 National Night Out celebration. The event will include an impressive K-9 demonstration, military displays, traffic division demonstration and the ever-popular SWAT team simulation. Hallandale Beach Police are finalizing plans, but there are still sponsor opportunities available. For more information please call Sgt. William Martinez, 954-457-1644. (2015 file photo courtesy City of Hallandale Beach Public Relations)
Rain Barrel & Native Plant Workshops was a major success
About a dozen residents turned out last Saturday for the first of two Rain Barrel and Native Plant Workshops hosted by the City of Hallandale Beach and City of Hollywood. Residents learned about stormwater and rainwater management, native plants and Floridafriendly gardening. Hallandale Beach Public Works Department horticulturist Tom Operle explains the characteristics of native plants and how their demands for water are very low. Each participant was presented with
one of the native plants as a gift. The second session will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 20, at the Kay Gaither Community Center, 6291 Funston St., Hollywood. For more information, please call 954-921-3201, or 954457-1617. (Photo courtesy City of Hallandale Beach Greens Iniative Program).