Brad Zimmerman’s hit New York comedy My Son the Waiter:
A Jewish Tragedy has played to full houses across the United States. In celebration of his 10th year on the road, Zimmerman has created a brand-new show –once again detailing his search for success in show business.
My Son the Waiter: A Jewish Tragedy & STILL Not Famous is another look at the comedian and raconteur’s long journey to follow his dream and ‘the parents who suffered through it.” Zimmerman will bring his show to the Lake Worth Playhouse for a limited engagement in December. The show will run for two days only - on Saturday, December 6th & Sunday, December 7th at the popular Lake Worth venue.
Zimmerman has been working on the script for My Son the Waiter: A Jewish Tragedy & STILL Not Famous for a number of years and has performed it in a few small venues all over the country. This engagement at the
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Celebrate The Holiday Season With Unforgettable Shows
From Disney’s Frozen To The Nutcracker, Timeless Traditions And Blockbuster Nights Out Light Up South Florida
London’s Renowned Signor Sassi Restaurant Opens First U.S. Location In
London’s highly acclaimed Signor Sassi, renowned for its outstanding classic Italian cuisine, unfaltering service, engaging atmosphere and iconic design is slated to open in Hallandale Beach this winter season.
Like its predecessor in London’s prestigious Knightsbridge neighborhood, adjacent to the world-famous Harrods, this first North American location at 1006 East Hallandale Beach Boulevard, Hallandale Beach, Florida 33009, will unquestionably become known as a favorite neighbor
and a lively atmosphere.
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Over four decades, Signor Sassi has earned global admiration, becoming a London institution known as much for its atmosphere as its food. The Knightsbridge location has long attracted cultural icons and international stars — with artists like Rihanna, the Rolling Stones, Mary J. Blige and the Foo Fighters among the many familiar faces who have dined beneath its signature marble and mirrors. Loved for its warmth, privacy and unmistakable style, Signor Sassi remains a destination where guests feel equally at home —
The expansion to the United States marks a notable milestone for a brand that has maintained icon status since it opened its doors in London’s Knightsbridge Green in 1984 while retaining its signature “Sassi style” through locations in Dubai, Doha and Egypt.
Led by the Victorem Hospitality Group in comanagement with the San Carlo Restaurants group from the UK, the Hallandale location will bring an authentic taste of Italian culinary excellence to South Florida’s exciting and evergrowing internationally-inspired
The magic of the holidays is set to shine across South Florida as Broward Center for the Performing Arts and The Parker unveil an exciting lineup of shows and concerts for every taste. From revisiting beloved traditions or discovering something new, guests will enjoy dazzling productions of The Nutcracker, festive concerts, dynamic musicals and local artists’ performances that make South Florida shine all season long.
Here is the 2025 holiday calendar for performances and events across the Broward Center for the Performing Arts and The Parker: The Broward Center for the Performing Arts 201 SE 5th Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33312 December 1 & 2: Symphony of the Americas: A Holiday Celebration December 4 & 6: Florida Grand Opera: Silent Night December 12: Vienna Light Orchestra
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Storck Center To Host 30th Annual Rockin’ Celebrity Chefs Event
Frankie Billisi, Gina Billisi, Lilliana Billisi, Linda Billisi, Frank Billisi, Mio Cledano, Anthony Billisi, & Pat Murphy
The stage is set, and the chefs are plugged in! Ann Storck Center’s Celebrity Chefs Events is still rockin’ after 30 years. The 30th Annual Rockin’ Celeb Chefs presented by Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood is taking place on Friday, February 6th, 2025 from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., in the Grand Ballroom.
Over 450 of South Florida’s community leaders, philanthropists and influencers will get a backstage pass to tastings from over 20 of South Florida’s top restaurants, breweries and bakeries – all to support the rockstars of Ann Storck Center, a Fort Lauderdale-based private NonProfit Organization dedicated to enriching the lives of children and adults with Intellectual and
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Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood, Mimi’s Ravioli, Livia Bar & Grill, Bravo Peruvian Kitchen, South Bar & Grill, Howard’s Market,
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Celebrated Italian restaurant with locations in London and Dubai comes to South Florida.
Frankie Billisi, Gina Billisi, Lilliana Billisi, Linda Billisi, Frank Billisi, Mio Cledano, Anthony Billisi, & Pat Murphy
New State-Of-The-Art CT Scanner Now Available To Patients In Wanda And Jim Moran, Jr. Emergency Department At Holy Cross Health
The State-Of-The-Art Philips Spectral CT 7500 is now open and available to patients at the newly named Wanda & Jim Moran, Jr. Emergency Department (ED). A transformational $6.5 Million gift from Philanthropists Wanda and Jim Moran, Jr. and the Wanda & Jim Moran Foundation enabled Holy Cross Health to make advancements to the ED and to purchase this CT scanner.
This generous contribution significantly elevates the hospital’s diagnostic capabilities and ability to better serve the community with enhanced emergency care. In recognition of one of the single largest donations in the hospital’s 70-year history, the ED was officially named in their honor during a celebration.
“At Holy Cross Health, we believe that generosity is the foundation of transformation. This gift from the Wanda and Jim Moran, Jr. Foundation is a powerful investment in the future of emergency care,” said Laura Denoux, Vice President and Chief Development Officer of Holy Cross Health Foundation. “It’s not just about naming a department. It’s about honoring a legacy of compassion and community impact. This gift allows us to expand access, improve outcomes and serve our patients with excellence.”
This CT scanner enables practitioners to provide faster, more accurate assessments and interventions for patients experiencing emergencies such as stroke, acute cardiac and vascular conditions, spinal cord injuries, internal bleeding and complex bone fractures. The machine, which takes only two seconds to scan the chest, abdomen and pelvis, has a large bore and height-adjustable table to provide comfort for patients, while providing high-quality, low dose and low contrast images for physicians to review. The clear, accurate images help practitioners make life-saving decisions faster.
“I see the ripple effect of this gift across departments. It improves collaboration, enhancing diagnostic accuracy and ultimately saving lives,” said Pierre Monice, MBA, FACHE, President and Chief Executive Officer at Holy Cross Health. “Wanda and Jim Moran, Jr.’s generosity is helping us build a more resilient, responsive healthcare system for our community.”
Doctors, nurses and ED support staff are now better equipped to handle complex cases and deliver emergency care
with greater speed, precision, compassion and coordination. In addition to the purchase of the CT scanner, the gift was also used to convert an X-ray room into a dedicated CT room, acquire new medical equipment and support renovations and capital improvements.
“This gift has had an incredible impact on our nursing teams. It has enabled us to enhance training and improve workflows,” said Taren O’Brien, MSN, RN, Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer at Holy Cross Health. “The new CT scanner is already making a difference in how quickly we can respond to critical cases. Wanda and Jim Moran, Jr.’s support empowers our nurses to do what they do best, care deeply and act swiftly.”
Combined with previous contributions to Holy Cross, the couple’s support totals $8 Million. Their generosity will leave a legacy for generations to come and con-
tinues to uplift the entire community.
“This isn’t just a donation, it’s a partnership,” said Mark Caputo, MD, Chief of Emergency Medicine at Holy Cross Health. “Wanda and Jim Moran, Jr. understand the urgency and complexity of emergency care. Their investment is helping us innovate, adapt and meet the evolving needs of our patients with confidence.”
About Holy Cross Health
A member of Trinity Health, Fort Lauderdale-based Holy Cross Hospital, dba Holy Cross Health, is a full-service, not-for-profit, Catholic, teaching hospital operating in the spirit of the Sisters of Mercy. Holy Cross has been recognized for six Types of Care in U.S. News and World Report’s 2025-2026 Best Hospital rankings, was named among the 2024 America’s Best-In-State Hospitals by
Newsweek and selected as a Forbes America’s Best Employers for Healthcare Professionals in 2025. Holy Cross has also been designated as a High Performer by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation for LGBTQ+ health care access. Through strategic collaborations and a commitment to being a person-centered, transforming, healing presence, the 557-bed hospital offers progressive inpatient, outpatient and community outreach services and clinical research trials to serve as the community’s trusted health partner for life. Holy Cross Health also includes Holy Cross HealthPlex outpatient facility, urgent care centers and more than 40 Holy Cross Medical Group physician practices. To learn more about Holy Cross Health, visit: www.holy-cross.com. Connect with Holy Cross Health on Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram.
[1] Taren O’Brien; John Beach, MD; Mark Caputo, MD; Pierre Monice; John Cunha, MD; Laura Denoux; and Dr. Jose Lopez
[2] Pierre Monice; John Cunha, MD; John Beach, MD; Mark Caputo, MD; Laura Denoux; Taren O’Brien; and Dr. Jose Lopez
[3] Philips Spectral CT 7500
The City Of Pembroke Pines SnowFest 2025
The City of Pembroke Pines Recreation and Cultural Arts Department presents SnowFest & Lighting Ceremony, a free event for Pembroke Pines residents only. Tickets will be available for in-person pick up starting Monday, November 3rd at the Pembroke Lakes Tennis Center and TownGate Recreation Center. SnowFest will be held on Saturday, December 6, 2025 from 4:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. at the Charles F. Dodge City Center, located at 601 City Center Way.
Event Details Santa and all his cool friends will be on hand as children have a chance to play in tons of snow. The air will also be filled with the sounds of the holidays with over 300 singers and dancers on the holiday stage, and snow flurries will fly through
the air throughout the event. When the magical time comes, Santa and City officials will need everyone’s help to light up the 35 foot tree on the plaza. The Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony will take place at 6:30 p.m.. There will be free parking, free rides and free activities. Concessions will be available for purchase.
Ticket Info:
This event is open to PEMBROKE PINES RESIDENTS only. Tickets are FREE but need to be picked up IN PERSON with proof of residency prior (driver’s license and utility bill) to the event. Ticket availability is limited and on a first come, first served basis. Everyone attending must have a ticket. A maximum of 6 tickets per household.
Stay Connected With The City! The community can learn more about
the City of Pembroke Pines’ latest events and activities by subscribing to Pembroke Pines Media on YouTube at Pembroke Pines Media, to NewsFlash, a monthly digital newsletter at: www.ppines.com/ Newsflash, by reading the city’s digital newspaper City Connect at: www.ppines.com/cityconnect, visiting the city’s website at: www.ppines.com, checking the city’s digital signage, or by visiting the City’s Facebook page at: www.facebook.com/cityofpembrokepines - And: @cityofppines for Twitter and Instagram. Residents with Comcast can view Pembroke Pines Media programming on Channel 78.
For more details, visit: https://www.ppines.com/1686/SnowFest
Christmas Tour 2025
December 13: Trisha Yearwood: 12 Days of Christmas Tour
December 13 – January 4:
Slow Burn Theatre Company: Disney’s Frozen
December 13: Sensory- Inclusive
Performance of Disney’s Frozen
December 14: Winter Wonderland: A “Frozen” Family Celebration Brunch
December 14: David Foster & Katharine McPhee
December 16 – 28: Broadway in Fort Lauderdale: Les Misérables
December 18 – 21: Brevo Theatre Company: Black Nativity
December 31: Slow Burn Theatre Company: Disney’s Frozen: Noon Years Eve
The Parker 707 Northeast 8th Street, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33034
December 6: South Florida Symphony Orchestra: Handel’s Messiah
December 12: Michael W. Smith: Every Christmas
December 22: South Florida Legends: Celtic Angels Christmas
December 26: The Nutcracker by International Ballet Stars
December 29: NUTCRACKER! Magical Christmas Ballet
Performance and Event Details
Making its South Florida debut, Koolulam Presents: Carolmania! at The Parker on November 29nd at 2:00 p.m. is a groundbreaking interactive holiday con cert where audiences join a global singing sensation for a joyous community carolalong. Expect festive fun with sing-along favorites, ugly sweater contests and prizes. This performance is part of the Broward Center’s Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Imagination Series, a vibrant collection of family-friendly pro ductions designed to entertain audiences of all ages.
Tower of Power takes over The Parker on November 30th at 7:30 p.m. with its legendary blend of funk, soul and classic holiday hits. The evening is guaranteed to electrify audiences and get everyone dancing as part of the group’s Holiday Hits tour.
The South Florida Symphony Orchestra brings the beloved Handel’s Messiah to life at The Parker on December 6th at 7:30 p.m., delivering a stirring classical holiday tradition featuring masterful orchestral and choral performances.
Michael W. Smith’s Every Christmas concert on December 12th at 7:30 p.m. at The Parker promises uplifting seasonal music from the GRAMMY-winning artist, perfect for sparking holiday spirit in listen ers of all ages. As part of the Baptist Health Red Carpet Series, this perform ance features award-winning legendary artists. Supported in part by the State of Florida through the Division of Arts and Culture and the National Endowment for the Arts.
On December 12th at 7:00 p.m., the Vienna Light Orchestra Christmas Tour 2025 offers a cinematic orchestral expe rience, filling the Au Rene Theater with shimmering lights and holiday melodies.
Country superstar Trisha Yearwood’s 12 Days of Christmas Tour visits the Broward Center on December 13th at 8:00 p.m., delivering a heartfelt performance wrapped in country charm and holiday cheer. This performance is supported in part by the State of Florida through the Division of Arts and Culture and the National Endowment for the Arts.
MD Now® Urgent Care Slow Burn Theatre Company’s production of Disney’s Frozen will delight audiences December 13th through January 4th, 2026 at the Broward Center, presented by United Community Bank. Beloved char acters and songs come to life for families and all to enjoy.
On December 13th at 1:30 p.m., Broward Center proudly presents a sensory-inclusive performance of Disney’s Frozen with special accommodations including reduced sound levels, no flash ing or strobe lights and minimal special effects to ensure comfort. Additionally, a designated ABA Centers of Florida Sensory Quiet Room staffed with trained therapists is available to provide support. Guests at the sensory-inclusive perform ance of Frozen can enjoy complimentary pre-show arts and crafts activities pro vided by Young at Art Museum. The Broward Center’s sensory-inclusive pro gramming is made possible through the generous support of ABA Centers of Florida, The Batchelor Foundation, BBX Capital Foundation, The Gore Family Memorial Foundation Trust, Nicklaus Children’s Health System, and The Taft Foundation. Special thanks to UM-NSU CARD for their in-kind support.
is a fundraiser to support the Broward Center’s arts-in-education programs.
Broadway’s most celebrated and powerful musicals during the festive season.
Presented by Alice and Mike Jackson, the Broward Center’s Wonder Wonderland, a “Frozen” Family Celebration offers a vibrant holiday event beginning at 12:00 p.m. on December 14th. Ticketholders will enjoy a bountiful buffet with themed beverages for both children and adults along with engaging arts and crafts activities, face painting, a special “frosty” photo opportunity and a lively DJ dance party before the 2:00 p.m. performance of Disney’s Frozen by the Slow Burn Theatre Company. This event
David Foster and Katharine McPhee bring their charm to the Broward Center for an intimate holiday concert on December 14th at 7:00 p.m., blending soulful vocals with timeless Christmas classics. This performance is part of the Baptist Health Red Carpet Series. Generously underwritten by Philip and Anna Cyburt. Sponsored in part by the State of Florida through the Division of Arts and Culture and the National Endowment for the Arts.
The Bank of America Broadway in Fort Lauderdale season continues with Les Misérables from Tuesday, December 16th - Sunday, December 28th, offering audiences the chance to experience one of
Black Nativity, presented by Brevo Theatre Company takes the stage Thursday, December 18th - Sunday, December 21st, in a vibrant celebration filled with gospel music, spirited dance and uplifting performances embracing the true spirit of the holiday. As part of the Amplify Arts series, this performance is presented with the generous support of Wayne & Lucretia Weiner, Baptist Health and the TD Charitable Foundation. The Amplify Arts initiative is dedicated to elevating and promoting local artists by providing them with opportunities and resources to develop as professional presenters. Closing the festive season,
NUTCRACKER! Magical Christmas Ballet takes the Broward Center stage on Monday, December 29th offering two enchanting shows at 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m., showcasing dazzling choreography and classic Tchaikovsky music that capture the magic of Christmas for all ages. A part of the Center’s Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Imagination Series. Families can ring in 2026 a little early with Noon Year’s Eve on Wednesday, December 31st, 2025, featuring pre-show arts and crafts, a dance contest, and prizes starting at 11:00 a.m. These activities lead directly into the 12:00 p.m. performance of MD Now® Urgent Care Slow Burn Theatre Company’s production of Disney’s Frozen, creating a festive way for guests of all ages to celebrate together.
Inside FPL’s Lightning Lab - Putting Florida’s Grid To The Test
Whether he’s testing transformers with 1,400 amps of simulated lightning or verifying bucket trucks can safely handle high-voltage encounters, Wigberto “Wiggy” Flores-Hernandez is energized by his work every day.
Flores-Hernandez is a Senior Engineer at Florida Power & Light Company’s (FPL) Reliability Assurance Center (RAC), one of the utility industry’s most specialized facilities. He is part of a team that ensures FPL equipment can withstand Florida’s harsh weather conditions, like the corrosive effects of salty air and the frequent lightning strikes for which the state is known. His work at the RAC helps ensure the crews working on the grid stay safe by properly channeling dangerous electrical surges away from equipment and into the ground.
Flores-Hernandez started his career with FPL at the St. Lucie nuclear plant in 2016, where he worked as a design engineer before taking a position at the RAC in 2018. The transition from nuclear to reliability testing opened a world of opportunities that has kept him highly engaged.
“The great thing about showing up to work is I get the opportunity to wear different hats,” said Flores-Hernandez. “It’s exciting, every day I get to test different things.”
At the heart of the RAC sits the crown
jewel: a lightning lab that simulates the real-world conditions that electric equipment must endure in Florida. The Sunshine State leads the nation in lightning strikes, making this testing capability essential for grid reliability.
“We power up our surge simulator to full capacity and then create an artificial lightning strike to test our equipment,” said Flores-Hernandez. “We use 20,000 volts and 10,000 amps of electricity — that’s twice the voltage and electrical current that most utilities in other states typically use for testing, but they don’t have to deal with lightning storms like we do here in Florida.”
The lab’s reputation extends far beyond Florida.
“The lab has established itself as one of the industry’s most trusted testing facilities,” said Flores-Hernandez. “When vendors develop new products, earning FPL’s approval becomes a coveted industry benchmark that validates quality nationwide.”
The RAC also houses other tools and technologies that would make most laboratories envious. A salt fog chamber simulates two years of coastal weathering in just three months, subjecting equipment to the demanding conditions that impact FPL’s service area.
“The salt fog chamber is an essential testing asset,” said Flores-Hernandez. “It gives us confidence that when we install equipment near Florida’s coastline, it will withstand decades of salty air, humidity and extreme conditions that our customers depend on us to navigate. This accelerated testing helps us maintain the industry-leading service reliability our communities expect from us.”
The RAC team’s work is perhaps most critical when certifying bucket trucks for live-line work on high-voltage 500kV transmission lines — work that requires absolute trust between crews and their equipment.
“I apply large amounts of electricity to the arm of the truck to check that the electrical current flows safely to the ground as it should,” said FloresHernandez. “Many people, especially newcomers to the field, need to feel confident working around high-voltage power lines that carry 500,000 volts of electricity. We sometimes bring lineworkers here as part of their training so they can witness the testing and see that everything works safely.”
This commitment to safety is an important part of the RAC’s comprehensive approach to stress-testing equipment.
Some tests, like those on substation grounding systems, must be conducted
outdoors and require days of advance preparation. Teams must coordinate favorable weather windows, transport and position heavy testing equipment in the field and establish comprehensive safety protocols before conducting any actual testing.
Flores-Hernandez brings the same commitment to excellence to his life outside the lab. He says his work allows him to stay connected to his community. He coaches his 7-year-old son’s recreation baseball team in Jupiter and participates in a competitive bowling league, where he maintains a 200 average.
Flores-Hernandez says he takes pride knowing when FPL customers flip on their light switches each day, that reliable service is due, at least in part, to the rigorous testing he and his colleagues perform.
“Everything we do here comes back to the people we serve,” said FloresHernandez. “Whether it’s a family turning on their lights after a storm or a lineworker feeling confident on a high-voltage line, our testing ensures that when it matters most, the equipment works exactly as it should. That’s what drives me — knowing that our work in the lab directly protects our crews and helps ensure we provide reliable power to the communities we serve.”
[1] The lightning lab uses 20,000 volts to simulate the realworld conditions that Florida’s electrical grid must endure in the nation’s capital for lightning strikes.
[2] Wigberto “Wiggy” Flores-Hernandez is one of many engineers who works at FPL’s “Lightning Lab.”
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culinary landscape. With its signature Italian passion, exquisite cuisine and impeccable service, Signor Sassi will deliver a refined level of polish and panache to the Hallandale Beach area and its surrounding neighborhoods.
“Signor Sassi brings something entirely new, special and exciting to Hallandale Beach and we’re confident that the area has not seen anything like this,” says CEO Daniel Alberto Rodriguez. “We look forward to sharing our passion for exceptional food, warm hospitality and the unmistakable Signor Sassi atmosphere with locals and visitors. We’re confident that Signor Sassi will make every guest’s experience unforgettable.”
The menu offers an elevated selection of contemporary Italian cuisine with classic Italian dishes alongside innovative creations, all crafted with fresh, highquality ingredients. Highlights that have become favorites of socialites and royalty
at the original location include the famous Spaghettini with Lobster, the signature “Avocado Bernardo,” an avocado base topped with lobster and baby shrimp served with cocktail sauce and the Veal Milanese with Potato Julienne.
The cocktail program promises a mix of classic and creative libations that perfectly complement the cuisine as well as an impressive wine list. Standout signature cocktails include the namesake Sassi Fashion made with Four Roses bourbon with hazelnut maple syrup and Amaro or the Signor Negroni made with Malfy Gin Con Limone, Campari with Yellow Tomato & Basil Mancino, vermouth and olive oil.
Thoughtful in its design by renowned London firm Fettle, Signor Sassi evokes a warm and inviting atmosphere where style and sophistication converge. A stunning 200-seat indoor dining room - with an additional 25 seats outdoors - melds Italian touches with timeless elegance.
The interiors are inspired by the architecture and design of Venice, as well from the work of some of its most influential
residents, including iconic architect Carlo Scarpa, mixed with the Art Deco architecture of South Florida. A mural by renowned artist Jessalyn Brooks, known for her angular, sculptural works of the female form, lines the wall. Plush pink, green and yellow pastel upholstery and curtains decorate the dining room. Glossy wood panels and rich marble tables imbue the space with warmth, and a grand bar for cocktails and conversation commands the dining room.
About Victorem Hospitality Group Victorem Hospitality Group, owned by a group of local investors and led by Daniel Alberto Rodriguez, a professional business consultant, was founded in 2022 with a vision to represent and develop only premium brands from the most prestigious markets, while also developing its own concepts and experiences. With the agreement reached with San Carlo Restaurants Group, the intention is to act as local allies to develop a market so representative and important as the Florida market.
About San Carlo Restaurants Group San Carlo Restaurants, owned by the Distefano family, is a thriving restaurant brand in the UK with a growing international footprint. With 28 restaurants across the UK, including flagship sites such as Alto by San Carlo and Signor Sassi Knightsbridge, the group’s reputation for culinary excellence precedes it. Internationally, the brand’s expansion has continued to be successful, with restaurants now operating in Dubai, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Egypt.
Learn more at: https://sancarlo.co.uk/.
About Signor Sassi
Founded in London’s Knightsbridge in 1984 beside Harrods, Signor Sassi is a global icon of Italian elegance, loved for its signature hospitality, refined cuisine and unforgettable atmosphere. Now found in London, Dubai, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Egypt and the United States, each Signor Sassi is a unique destination— authentic, passionate and unmistakably Italian in every detail.
Signor Sassi
This first North American location will be located at: 1006 E Hallandale Beach Blvd in Hallandale Beach. (Credit: Fettle Design/Ian Garraway (San Carlo)
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LEGAL NOTICE
Dr. Michael Steven Cuenca will be LEAVING Conviva Hallandale and Conviva Coral Ridge on January 6, 2026. Current patients will automatically be transferred to another provider at the centers. If you are a patient and you choose not to continue care at Conviva Hallandale or Conviva Coral Ridge, you can obtain your medical records by calling 954-456-5533 or 954-491-1686.
LEGAL NOTICE
Dr. Alexandra Silva is no longer with Conviva Primary Care Kids as of December 1, 2025. Current patients will automatically be transferred to another provider at the center. If you are a patient and you choose not to continue care at with Conviva Primary Care Kids, you can obtain your medical records by calling954-974-8901.
LEGAL NOTICE
Dr. Ana Sanchez Monroig will be LEAVING Conviva West Pines on December 9, 2025. Current patients will automatically be transferred to another provider at the center. If you are a patient and you choose not to continue care at Conviva West Pines, you can obtain your medical records by calling 954-433-4200.
LEGAL NOTICE
Dr. Claudia Pebe Florian, M.D. is no longer with Conviva Kingspoint as of January 2, 2026. Current patients will automatically be transferred to another provider at the center. If you are a patient and you choose not to continue care at Conviva Kingspoint, you can obtain your medical records by calling 954-597-0135.
LEGAL NOTICE
Dr. Mariana Rivera Rodriguez will be transferring to Conviva Palm Coast on December 15, 2025. Current patients at Conviva Starr Centre will automatically be transferred to another provider at the center. If you are a patient and you choose not to continue care at Conviva Starr Centre, you can obtain your medical records by calling 954-722-5600.
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Playhouse is the final stop on the show’s first major cross-country tour which included the Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia and Landmark on Main Street in Long Island, New York. Every mother dreams her children will grow up to be happy, healthy, and successful. Every Jewish mother secretly –and often not so secretly – adds specifics to her wish: A doctor, a lawyer, a dentist, or these days, a Silicon Valley tycoon would make her very happy. Brad Zimmerman’s mother has finally adapted to her ‘actor-waiter’ son’s career choice and financial situation: “If all goes well, I think Brad is going to buy a bookcase,” she boasts to her friends.
My Son the Waiter: A Jewish Tragedy & STILL Not Famous is the continuation of the story of Zimmerman’s struggle to fulfill his dream and ‘make it’ as a comedic
actor in New York. One-part standup, one-part theatrical, and all parts uproarious, his first show My Son the Waiter: A Jewish Tragedy spent 2 years at OffBroadway’s Stage 72 (Triad Theatre) in New York and garnered rave reviews as it toured through Philadelphia, Boston, Atlanta, Toronto, San Diego, Thousand Oaks, California, Huntington Beach, California, Palm Beach, Florida, the Northshore PAC in Skokie, Illinois, The Gordon Center For Performing Arts in Maryland, the George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick, New Jersey and dozens of other cities across the United States.
Brad Zimmerman has paid his dues. He spent 29 years “temporarily” waiting tables in New York, all the while chasing a career in acting and comedy. He tells of his pursuit, along with stories about his childhood, family and misbegotten love life with warmth, wit, self-deprecating humor, and wicked charm, and combines his years of training as an actor with his innate comedic talent.
Zimmerman also examines the trials and tribulations of waiting on tables – particularly for someone not exactly invested in that career and with little tolerance for persnickety diners:
“I don’t want 60 questions, get to the point!” he said he would tell restaurant patrons when he sat down for a recent interview for The New York Times. He joked that if diners prefaced their orders by saying they were in a hurry he would say “So go!” He says he did enjoy some of the bantering he did with diners and often tried out material on them, however there were also ‘the bossy customers who would snap their fingers to get his attention… and the health-food obsessives who elaborately customized their orders and button-holed him over ingredients.’
As he said in My Son the Waiter: A Jewish
Tragedy, he was convinced his epitaph would read “I’ll be right with you.” His perseverance and hard work eventually did pay off and Zimmerman went on to act - he had a small part in “The Sopranos” playing Johnny Sack’s lawyerand to become the opening act for a number of well-known entertainers, including George Carlin, Brad Garrett, Dennis Miller, Julio Iglesias and Joan Rivers who said “I’ve had three great opening acts in my lifetime: Billy Crystal, Garry Shandling and Brad Zimmerman.”
Tickets are on sale now and are available online at: http://mysonthe waiter.com - Or: https://lakeworthplayhouse.csstix .com/event-details.php?e=2261 - Or by phone at: 1 (561) 586-6410. For group rates, 12+ call: 1 (888) 264-1788. Tickets prices range from $45 - $65.
Brad Zimmerman (Photo credit: My Son the Waiter/Brad Zimmerman)
State Board Of Education Approves New History Of Communism Standards
This month the State Board of Education approved the new History of Communism standards, marking a significant step to strengthen the already high-quality social studies standards provided to students. The standards were developed by Florida educators and content experts and will be implemented beginning in the 2026-2027 school year. With the adoption of the History of Communism Standards, Florida is leading the nation by equipping students with a truthful, in-depth understanding of how communist ideologies suppress individual freedoms, abuse power and inflict widespread suffering.
“With the resurgence of communist
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Batch, CrepeMaker, Bob Roth’s New River Groves, Tasteful Thoughts and Georgia Pig. Guests can sip, savor and rock the night away with an open bar from Republic National Distributing Company and a custom cocktail sponsored by Tito’s. Bravo’s “Below Deck” Chef Anthony Iracane will host a live cooking demonstration.
Showstopper Florida Panthers Arena host Aaron “The Speaker” Shapiro, alongside Rock With U Entertainment, will command the stage and electrify the crowd.
Headlining the event is NBC’s The Voice Season 27 Winner Adam David, with his band. David is an Award-Winning Singer, Songwriter and Guitarist whose soulful sound and magnetic stage presence have made him one of the most compelling emerging artists in contemporary music. Hailing from South Florida, Adam rose to national acclaim as the winner of The Voice Season 27, where he captivated millions with his heartfelt performances and masterful musicianship— ultimately securing back-to-back victories for coach Michael Buble. With a voice that effortlessly blends smooth soul and gritty blues, and guitar chops honed since the age of eight, Adam channels the spirit of icons like Ray Charles, Jimi Hendrix, James Brown and Stevie Wonder while bringing a sound that’s distinctly his own.
Ann Storck Center’s heARTS Music Therapy Department will deliver an exceptional musical performance to start the show. Bravo’s Below Deck’s Captain Lee will make a special appearance.
Ann Storck Center will honor VIPs Howard Usher with the Lifetime Legacy Award and Howard Adkin with the Community Leadership Award. While hearing special stories from Ann Storck Center families, supporters will have the opportunity to “Bid for Kids” through donations and participate in a silent and live auction featuring high-end items and exceptional luxury experiences. Since its inception, Ann Storck Center’s Celebrity Chefs event has raised nearly $5.9 Million Dollars to support Ann Storck Center.
“It’s a thrill to host our 30th Annual Rockin’ Celebrity Chefs event at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood,” said Patricia Murphy, CEO of Ann Storck Center. “We’re beyond grateful to our true headliners, our board members, donors, and restaurant partners, for helping us amplify our mission and rock the lives of children and adults with developmental disabilities.” Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood is located at 1 Seminole Way, Hollywood, Florida 33314. Cocktail attire required; a touch of rock and roll flair is encouraged.
Single tickets for the 2026 event are $200 with tables for 10 discounted at $1,800. Sponsorships and underwriting opportunities are available and range from $1,000 to $35,000. Be alongside wonderful sponsors like the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood, The Ben Law Firm, PLLC, Broward County Clerk of Courts, Parkshore Pharmacon and PNC Financial Services Group.
For more information about the event or to purchase tickets and sponsorships, please visit: https://www.annstorckcenter .org/celebritychefs2026 - Or contact Sarah Depante at: sdepante@annstorck center.org.
Restaurants, breweries and bakeries wishing to participate in the event, at no charge, can apply at: bit.ly/Chefsignup 2026.
About Ann Storck Center: Ann Storck Center (ASC) is a 501(c)(3) NonProfit Organization dedicated to enriching the lives of children and adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities through an array of critical care, learning and ability focused pro-
ideologies across the United States and throughout the world, it is more important than ever for students to understand the catastrophic failures and human suffering caused by communist regimes,” said Commissioner of Education Anastasios Kamoutsas. “Florida’s new History of Communism standards will ensure that students learn the truth about the brutal realities of life under communism and gain a deeper appreciation for the blessings of
freedoms and inflict generational harm,” said Dr. Grazie Pozo Christie, State Board of Education Member. “The new standards will help our youth become better informed citizens prepared to safeguard our constitutional republic for future generations.”
Governor Ron DeSantis recognized the need for Floridians, especially students, to learn about the dangers of communism and honor the 100 million individuals who
about communist regimes and how victims suffered under their rule through poverty, starvation, migration, systematic lethal violence and the suppression of speech and religion. In 2024, Governor DeSantis deepened this commitment by
signing Senate Bill 1264 into law, expanding the Victims of Communism requirement to include comprehensive instructional of the full history and global
Julie Trachtenberg, Ivan Santiago, Joseph DiGiorgio, Joahanna Gianni, & Paolo Barone
Lilly Piccolo, Peter Rondeau, & Kathryn Zedick
Lisa Siegel, Patrick Sallarulo, Sister Lidia, Sister Filomena, Sister Fausta, & Paul Sallarulo
Aaron Shapiro, Theresa Fobbs, Pat Murphy, & Julie Guy (Photo Credit: Dream Focus Photography)
American Heritage Schools Announces Winners Of 2025 Business And Entrepreneurship Competition Finals
Over 70 people attended American Heritage Schools’ annual high school Business Incubator Pitch Challenge, where five finalist student-created companies presented to a distinguished panel of high-profile judges and vied for an opportunity to secure investments and recognition as top innovators. This culminating event took place on Wednesday, October 15th, at the Fort Lauderdale Marriott Coral Springs Hotel & Convention Center.
These aspiring entrepreneurs, students from both Palm Beach and Broward campuses, are all enrolled in an advanced Business and Entrepreneurship curriculum modeled after Harvard Business Review materials. Each delivered polished pitches for their student-created companies, either incorporated and close to entering the market, demonstrating creativity and entrepreneurial spirit in the competition finals.
The finals came after a year of preparation. The students, all Class of 2026 seniors, spent the full year developing their business ideas, starting in October 2024, in preparation for this competitive event.
The event opened with an introduction from Dr. Douglas Laurie, President of American Heritage Schools and Jonathan Fichman, business incubator instructor of the Business and Entrepreneurship PreProfessional Program at American Heritage Schools. Students presented their ideas and faced rigorous Q&A sessions, gaining practical business and entrepreneurial experience. Cash prizes and trophies were awarded to the top three teams, recognizing their hard work and innovation, including:
Earning first place was Mobile Mart, a truck-style store offering a mobile, sustainable shopping option designed to reduce or eliminate packaging and food waste in communities, which was founded by Pranav Rai, Ava Weissman, Sophia Lary, Emily Weyenberg.
Second place was awarded to Wound Watch, a handheld ultrasound scanner that monitors surgical wound healing, providing detailed tissue regeneration insights for better postoperative care, created by students Margaret Trowbridge, Jaimin Patel, Noah Abel, Ananya Zaverchand, Laila Rozenburg.
The third-place team was BloomBee, a bee pollination device for both commercial and retail use, which included students Dylan Chen, Yunxiang Pan, Jiarui Li, Max Trachtenberg.
The esteemed judges’ panel consisted of top-tier industry leaders bringing expertise from various sectors to evaluate the pitches. Judges included Wael Barsoum, M.D., President and Chief Transformation Officer of HOPCo and Former CEO and President of Cleveland Clinic Florida; Tom Herskovits, Former President and CEO of Specialty Foods and Former President of Kraft/General Foods; Andrew Koenig, CEO of City Furniture; and Jim Ryan, a serial entrepreneur and venture capitalist with over 25 years of experience in customer experience, call centers, research and technology solutions.
“Serving as a judge for the American Heritage Business Incubator Pitch Challenge Finals was an exceptional experience,” said Dr. Barsoum. “What sets this program apart is its emphasis on practical application. Students aren’t just learning concepts; they are putting them into action in a competitive, real-world pitch before leading CEOs, venture capitalists and founders. American Heritage Schools are fostering entrepreneurial thinking and empowering future leaders to realize that the American dream is attainable through innovation, dedication, and opportunity.”
“Congratulations to all participants. Each team showcased strategic thinking, creativity and knowledge of market dynamics and consumer needs. The ideas presented demonstrate strong potential to evolve into sustainable enterprises,” said Herskovits. “This event is a testament to American Heritage Schools’ commitment to providing a high-caliber, hands-on business education that bridges academic knowledge with entrepreneurial action.”
“Our second annual Business Incubator Pitch Challenge Finals was a tremendous success,” said Mr. Fichman. “It has been incredibly gratifying to witness the dedication, creativity and perseverance our students have shown throughout the year as they transformed their ideas into viable business ventures. The Business Incubator and AP Seminar courses at American Heritage were designed to empower students to think critically, embrace entrepreneurship, and tackle authentic business challenges. By presenting their ventures before a panel of distinguished industry leaders, students gain invaluable real-world experience, building the confidence, skills, and professional connections essential for future success.”
In 2023, American Heritage Schools introduced the Business Incubator & AP Seminar class, a unique opportunity for
11th graders to embark on a journey of discovery and creativity. The business side of the class focuses on ideation, invention/research and validation of the product idea; business planning; operationalizing the product idea; creation of financials; pitching/fundraising; marketing and sales. The AP part of the class prepares students for the AP Seminar exam through steady research and analysis and cross-curricular conversations that explore the complexities of academic and real-world topics and issues by analyzing divergent perspectives.
The course is co-taught by two experienced educators, Mr. Fichman, who leads the Business Incubator section and Kim Kimpton, Ed.D., College Advisor, who guides the AP Seminar curriculum.
To learn more about the Business Incubator course, visit: https:// ahschool.info/ahs-business-incubator.
To learn more about the preprofessional programs at American Heritage, visit: https://www.ahschool.com/ pre-professional-program.
About American Heritage Schools: American Heritage Schools is a
college-preparatory day school for students in PK3-12th grades, known for academic excellence and top rankings across multiple disciplines. With two 40-acre campuses, one in Broward County and another in Palm Beach County, American Heritage Schools provides a diverse and inclusive environment for almost 5,000 students from more than 100 countries. Dr. Douglas Laurie, a distinguished educator and visionary leader, is the President and Co-Owner of American Heritage Schools. American Heritage Schools is nationally and internationally accredited by the following associations: Association of Independent Schools of Florida (AISF), Middle States Association (MSA-CESS) and National Council for Private Schools, among others. The Lower School includes advanced classes and 15 electives, and the Upper School offers over 300 courses with 145 honors classes, 31 Advanced Placement classes, and 130 fine arts classes. Pre-professional programs are offered in PreMed, Pre-Law, Pre-Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Business & Entrepreneurship and Computer Science with
classes taught daily by doctors, surgeons, lawyers, judges, engineers and computer scientists currently practicing in their fields. American Heritage Schools was named No. 1 Private K-12 School in Florida and No. 1 College Prep Private High School in Florida, according to: www.Niche.com, ranks as the No. 1 high school in Florida for the highest number of National Merit Scholars for 16 years, and the No. 1 school in Florida for the most Presidential Scholars. The Math Competition team is No. 1 out of all private schools in the nation, Model UN team is top 3 in the nation, and the Speech and Debate team is in the top 1% in the nation. In their recent “Book of Lists” rankings, South Florida Business Journal (SFBJ) recognized American Heritage Schools as No. 15 in Corporate Philanthropy in South Florida and No. 21 Largest Employer in South Florida. For
2025 AHS Shark Tank 1st Place Team Check
2025 AHS Shark Tank 2nd Place Team Wound Watch
2025 AHS Shark Tank 3rd Place Team Bloombee
2025 AHS Shark Tank Judges Jim Ryan and Tom Herskovits
2025 AHS Shark Tank Judges Andrew Koenig (with the glasses) and Wael Barsoum
Conference in New Orleans:
Combating Antisemitism and Commemorating October 7th
By Hallandale Beach Mayor, Joy Cooper
As I am preparing to attend a conference in New Orleans with Mayors from around the country, I can now write and release information about the event. Sadly, details have been under strict security measures until recently due to the continued growth in antisemitism.
I was actually invited a few months ago to attend this year’s annual Combatting Antisemitism Movement Summit by the immediate past Israel Counsel General of Miami. With the increase in antisemitic acts since October 7th they have been keenly focused internationally and here in the states urging the importance of calling out hate in today’s world.
Antisemitism remains a grave challenge in many societies, manifesting in prejudice, discrimination, and violence against Jewish communities. The conference in New Orleans is bringing together Mayors, scholars, and leaders from diverse backgrounds to address these issues.
For two days, we will share our recent
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The 69th Annual Candy Cane Parade is set to shine on the iconic Hollywood Beach Broadwalk on Saturday, December 6th, beginning at 7 p.m. This year is extra special. In honor of Hollywood’s Centennial, the parade will feature a “Journey Through the Decades” theme that brings a century of style, music and holiday spirit to life. For the first time ever, the parade will also be broadcast live on Local 10 & there will be a live concert at the band shell post-parade! The parade starts off at Missouri Street and travels south along the Broadwalk, passing the parade emcee at the Hollywood Beach Theatre on Johnson Street, before ending at Harrison Street. Guests are encouraged to bring a lawn chair or grab a table at one of the many seaside restaurants for a great view of the floats, marching bands and creative displays from civic groups, non-profits, and children’s organizations. Stay for the live performance by “Making Faces” at the band shell after the parade. Parking on Hollywood Beach can be found at the City-operated Garfield Garage and Nevada Street Garage. Standard parking rates apply. To “Help Keep Hollywood Beautiful,” parade participants are reminded to hand out candy rather than toss it from floats, which helps reduce litter along the Broadwalk and beach. Spectators can show support for sustainability by bringing reusable water bottles and being #SeenBeingGreen. If you plan to attend, please consider donating an unwrapped new toy to those in need. The toy drop off location is the band shell before the parade begins. The 69th Annual Candy Cane Parade is free and made possible by your property tax dollars. Special thanks to all of our
experiences and shared strategies for creating a greater understanding of root causes of hatred and ways to change mindsets. Our shared goal remained sharing tools and strategies to counter hate and promote inclusivity.
Key topics will include the history of antisemitism, the role of education in prevention, promoting interfaith dialogue, and leveraging social media for positive change. The conference is aimed to equip participants with tools and networks to continue the fight against antisemitism in their communities.
During the trip, I will share what measures Hallandale Beach has implemented since October 7th. Our City Manager and Chief of Police has remained vigilant in addressing safety and security at our houses of worship.
We have had a few incidents. While none have been violent, they still have been unsettling. Our commission has been vocal advocates both from the dais and through social media against hate and misinformation.
To show support of Israel, we adopted a sister city, Sderot which was one of the cities and areas hardest hit by the brutal attacks on October 7th. Commissioner Annabelle Lima Taub facilitated this relationship.
We hosted an Arts show from the children of Sderot and a memorial for all the victims of this brutal attack. The art was a therapeutic exercise for the children that experience the attacks.
Last year, I asked that we consider naming a street after Sderot and placing a memorial plaque in memory of October 7th. After receiving approvals a date for this special event has been scheduled on Thursday, January 15th. Due to security, we have a limited amount of seats available and the specific details of the event will only be released to those that have rsvp.
This street’s renaming is symbolic, representing both a literal and figurative path towards unity and progress. Such dedications often serve as public reminders of the values a community holds dear and
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Centennial Sponsors: Memorial Healthcare System, Moss & Associates, Boucher Brothers, The Chris Hixon Foundation, The Law Offices of Khani and Auerbach, Commissioner Caryl Shuham, Tim and Donna McVeigh, Jonathan Lorber with the Keyes Company, Honu Pool & Beach Management, The Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce,
also reinforced that the horrific unprovoked attack on the State of Israel will not be forgotten.
The ceremony is expected to bring together local officials, community members, and representatives from various organizations. It will highlight the significance of the street.
This trip to New Orleans promises to be both meaningful and impactful, combining the urgent work of combating antisemitism with the honoring of historical events and community milestones. Through participation in the conference and attendance at the dedication ceremonies, I hope to contribute to a broader movement of remembrance, education, and positive change.
As always, I am available anytime for your questions, concerns, and ideas to make our city a better place at phone/text 954-632-5700 or you can email me at jcooper@cohb.org. Please visit me on my Facebook page at Mayor Joy Cooper. Like, follow, and share.
PURRR Adoption + Sanctuary Awarded $25,000 Grant
Hundreds of South Florida Spay + Neuter Surgeries Funded by Specialty License Plates
PURRR Adoption + Sanctuary (PURRR) can now offer free spay + neuter services for TNR (Trap, Neuter, and Return) and community cats thanks to a $25,000 Grant from Florida Animal Friend. The organization provides grants to animal organizations throughout the state of Florida to support low or no-cost spay + neuter services, funded directly by its specialty spay + neuter license plate, helping save countless homeless pets. PURRR will use the funds to spay + neuter over 400 South Florida cats.
Founded in 2018, PURRR Adoption + Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3) NonProfit Organization with a mission to transform cats’ lives one PURRR at a time, through rescue, adoption, and spay + neuter initiatives that help reduce overpopulation and enrich the human-feline connection. PURRR is committed to giving cats and their companions a better future by offering a safe haven and encouraging responsible pet ownership.
PURRR offers low-cost, highquality, high-volume spay + neuter services exclusively for cats. Since launching its clinic in 2021, PURRR has become one of the few organizations in Broward County solely dedicated to this initiative. In 2024 alone, PURRR performed 3,048 surgeries, 2,598 at its clinic in Fort Lauderdale and 450 through partnerships with shelters.
far exceeds availability, particularly for free-roaming cats.
PURRR’s Spay + Neuter program is built on principles of accessibility, collaboration, and impact, serving the public, independent trappers, rescue organizations, and underserved communities. To
Florida remain limited and insufficient to meet the community’s growing needs. This leaves a critical gap, particularly for community cats and those caring for large colonies, placing the burden on independent trappers, grassroots rescuers, and nonprofits who also have limited
and vaccine services, please visit: www.purrr.org.
About PURRR Adoption + Sanctuary: Founded by Tanya Lynn Heller in 2018, PURRR Adoption + Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3) NonProfit Organization with a
“South Florida faces a feline overpopulation crisis, driven by limited access to affordable, high-volume spay + neuter,” said Michelle Schecht, Executive Director of PURRR Adoption + Sanctuary. “We are deeply grateful to Florida Animal Friend for their commitment to animal welfare. This vital support expands our efforts to prevent overpopulation and provide lifesaving services for the region’s most vulnerable animals. The community can join the cause by purchasing a spay/neuter license plate. Each purchase directly funds programs like ours.”
Feline overpopulation in South Florida stems from a lack of accessible, affordable, and high-volume spay + neuter services, compounded by the continued, unmanageable growth of the community cat population. The demand for services
support spay + neuter, PURRR offers significantly reduced rates for community cats, along with discounted pricing for rescues. These subsidies ensure that cost is never a barrier to preventing future litter and reducing overpopulation.
PURRR believes that reducing feline overpopulation requires a unified, community-driven approach. PURRR has cultivated strong partnerships to extend its reach and maximize impact. Its clinic model combines surgical efficiency with compassionate, individualized care, ensuring each cat receives the attention and safety they deserve. PURRR’s dedicated team is driven by a deep love for cats and a commitment to their well-being and is committed to providing consistent, lifesaving services to South Florida’s most vulnerable feline populations.
The community cat population remains largely unmanaged and continues to grow. Financial support and resources in South
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Most trappers and independent rescuers pay out of pocket or try to fundraise to cover the cost of sterilization, which can be prohibitive when managing dozens, or even hundreds, of cats. With limited funding and few affordable options, necessary surgeries are often delayed, leading to continued breeding cycles and further straining the system. As the feline population continues to grow, the current availability of services cannot meet the ongoing and urgent demand, especially during peak kitten season, which is yearround with surges in spring and late summer.
High-volume, affordable, feline-only programs like PURRR’s are vital to closing this gap and providing the community with a realistic, accessible path to preventing overpopulation.
For more information about PURRR Adoption + Sanctuary and spay + neuter
mission to transform cats’ lives one PURRR at a time. Through rescue, adoption and spay-and-neuter initiatives, PURRR’s passionate team of cat lovers are dedicated to helping reduce overpopulation and enrich the human-feline connection. PURRR’s dedicated team works to create a better future for cats and their companions by providing safe haven and promoting responsible pet ownership across South Florida. PURRR’s team and volunteers are driven by a deep love for cats and bring a wealth of experience and compassion to everything they do.
For more information about PURRR Adoption + Sanctuary, please visit: www.purrr.org. For more information about rescue, adoption and spay + neuter initiatives. Email: info@purrr.org. Or call: (954) 745-0801. Follow along on Social Media on Facebook and Instagram.
