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The key word forbusinesses who waitall year for the "sea-son" to arrive is ad-justment.Any way you look at

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that if my mindset wasstill fixed on four orfive years ago, I wouldnever have made itthis long," said MarcoTreulle, a vendor at

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A special thank yougoes out to all theCharter Review Com-mittee members andChair Tony Musto fortheir hard work anddedication to GoodGovernment! This arti-cle is simply a snapshot of their work. I en-courage all readers tovisit the city web sitefor the full report andminority report.

HALLANDALEBEACH - LastWednesday evening atour regular scheduledcommission meeting,Hallandale BeachCharter Review Com-mission presented itsfinal report. Unfortu-nately, the entire itemwas not completedsince the commission'spolicy requires a super-majority to continue themeetings past 12 PM.Commissioners Lewy ,Vice Mayor Saundersand I were willing tocontinue workingalongside the membersthat were still presentfrom the charter reviewcommittee , but themotion died 3-2.

We did get through asubstantial portion oftheir recommendations.Some recommenda-tions were acted uponby the commission andwe decided to take noaction on others. Thecharter review processis often misunderstoodin the fact that theCharter Review Com-mission is advisory innature. They are ap-pointed by the commis-sion and present theirreport to the commis-sion for action. Theirrecommendations donot automatically go onthe ballot, but are con-sidered by the Com-mission.

This item has beendebated many times bycharter review commit-tees past and present.The system is estab-lished where one delib-erative body meets andmakes recommenda-tions to the representa-tive body of all theelectors in the commu-nity. As the representa-tive body, we vote bysimple majority to placethe matters on the bal-lot. It's not to say anyone of these bodies issmarter, has betterideas, are strong de-baters or have the rightor wrong opinion.The Charter ReviewCommittee recom-mended that any pro-posals that are passedby a super majority ofthe charter review com-

mittee should be pre-sented without anychanges regardless ofhow the commissionviews their proposal.This goes back to thefact this committee isadvisory and while theirbody of work is exem-plary, it is up to thecommission to reach amajority vote to accom-plish getting an item onthe ballot. The systemis in place for verygood reason as ourcharter is much like theConstitution. Manythings simply do notbelong in the charterand they should be leftto legislative and ad-ministrative action.

The City Commissionagreed to take no ac-tion on the recommen-dation of placingrecommendations di-rectly on the ballot. Itshould be noted thatthere is a process af-forded to our residentsto put items on the bal-lot if in fact they feelstrongly about a spe-cific issue. This iscalled referendums bypetition. The CRC didmake recommenda-tions to amend our pe-titions are placed onthe ballot; however, theCity Commission didnot have an opportunityto deliberate these is-sues. We plan to con-tinue on the charterreview commission'sreport at our next regu-lar City Commissionmeeting scheduled onWednesday, February1st.

The Charter ReviewCommittee did recom-mend a form of resi-dential districting forour city. Residentialdistricting has beendiscussed since the1980s in our commu-nity and has beenbrought forth by previ-ous charter reviewcommittee's but hasnever reached the bal-lot. CRC recommendedexpanding the CityCommission from 5 to7 members. This wouldallow for three residen-tial districts and threeat large Commission-

ers with the Mayor re-maining at large. In theunlikely event a situa-tion would arise from acandidate not seekingelection in a specificdistrict, top vote gettersfrom the other seatsbeing contested wouldserve a two-year termin the vacant district.The City Commissiontook no action on thisrecommendation.

After the lengthy de-bate, I made a motionto place on the ballotlanguage that was pre-sented before the com-mission after the lastcharter review. My mo-tion was seconded byVice Mayor Saundersbut failed on a 3-2.As an alternative to

residential districting,Commissioner Alexan-der Lewy proposed as-signing seats to eachCommissioner. Thiswould provide anyonerunning would be re-quired to declare to runfor a specific seat. Asmentioned by the CRCChair Musto, this wasdiscussed by the CRCbut did not solve anygeographical and de-mographic challengesfacing our community.The motion was madeby Commissioner Lewyand passed the com-mission on a 4-1 vote;Ross dissenting.

The CRC also rec-ommended a proposalfor term limits for onlythe Mayor, but did notrecommend term limitsfor Commissioners. Noaction was taken. Theother recommenda-tions were to amendhow a vacancy in theseat of the Mayorshould be filled. Sincethe Mayor is now di-rectly at large therewas never an amend-ment to the fact thatthe Vice Mayor auto-matically fills the va-cancy of the Mayor.Should a vacancyoccur, the timing maycreate confusion andthis issue needs to beclarified and amended.The City Commissionagreed to the recom-mendations of the CRCto change the proce-dure on vacancies. TheCommission amendedtheir initial recommen-

dation to provide elimi-nating the second voteof the Mayor and granteach member of theCommission one vote.If an appointment is notmade by majority voteof the Commissionwithin 30 days, the se-lection will be made bylot.

Please note that therecommendations thatwere moved forward bythe City Commissionwill still be brought for-ward in the form of or-dinances during publichearings. The CRC'sfinal report, in additionto a minority report thatwas filed by AndrewMarkoff, a committeemember, is availableon our city website forall our residents toview.

We encourage all ourresidents to weigh inon these subjects. Thecity convenes charterreview every eightyears. As a matter offact, the CRC recom-mended that this be arequirement and notsimply a wish of a cur-rent City Commission.

In my next article Iwill continue to reporton the CRC's recom-mendations and com-

mission action.PLEASE REMEMBERCITY COMMIS-SION/CITY MAN-AGER WORKSHOPon WEDNESDAYJANUARY 30th at 6PM. The City Managerand City Staff have al-ready kicked off the in-ternal budget process

for the upcoming year.Keeping with the com-mission goal to engagein the process earlier,the meeting will IN-CLUDE the first look atour Financials Statusas of 2011 and Strate-gic Goals for 2012-2013.

Please feel free tocontact me at any-time with your

questions and con-cerns. I can bereached at 954-

457-1318, cell/text954-632-5700 or e-

mail me atwww.MayorJoy-Cooper.com.

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HOLLYWOOD - TheCity of Hollywood is nowhome to a new satellitecampus for Barry Univer-sity and its graduate pro-grams in BiomedicalSciences and Anesthesi-ology within the Collegeof Health Sciences. Theuniversity held a grandopening celebration andribbon cutting ceremonyfor the new 10,000square foot educationcenter on Friday, Janu-ary 13. Residents, busi-ness owners, universitystaff and students joinedHollywood city officialsand staff to mark the offi-cial opening of the newschool on 21st Avenue indowntown Hollywood.

Barry University, theCity of Hollywood andthe Hollywood Commu-nity RedevelopmentAgency (CRA) partneredto convert one of thecityʼs former fire stationsinto an educational facil-ity that now housesclassrooms, offices, anda digital lab for students,faculty and staff. Thecampus also includes asimulation center provid-ing realistic opportunitiesfor nurse anesthesiologystudents to practice theirskills before entering sur-gery.

This is Hollywoodʼs firstpartnership with an insti-tution of higher educa-tion that offers traditionalundergraduate, graduateand doctoral degree pro-grams. Barry is the sec-ond-largest private,Catholic university in thesoutheastern UnitedStates and was recentlynamed one of “AmericaʼsTop Colleges” by Forbesmagazine.

Discussions to bring

Barry University to Holly-wood were initiated bymembers of the CityCommission and nowthat the campus hasopened, Hollywoodʼsdowntown is already be-ginning to see the bene-fits of increased activitycreated by the new stu-dent population. Theproject represents an“Eds and Meds” eco-nomic developmentstrategy. Federal stimu-lus dollars provided theseed money for the $1million transformation ofthe vacant fire stationinto an functioning edu-cational facility. Thefunds will be repaid tothe city by the universityand the CRA through a10-year developmentagreement.As one of Hollywoodʼs

newest neighbors, Barrystudents and faculty willprovide the cityʼs resi-dents with communityprograms that empha-size prevention, wellnessand health education.Throughout the year,health seminars andscreenings will be of-fered at the nearby FredLippman Multi-PurposeCenter at 2030 Polk St.“We want to be part of

the Hollywood commu-nity,” said Dr. John Mc-Fadden, Associate Deanfor the College and an

Associate Professor ofAnesthesiology. “Notonly will our students belearning here, we hopemany will live here andenjoy all that Hollywoodhas to offer.”

The anesthesiologymasterʼs program isgeared toward registerednurses who would like tobecome nurse anes-thetists. The biomedicalsciences masterʼs pro-gram prepares aspiringdoctors for the rigors ofmedical and dentalschool.

“There continues to bea high demand for healthcare professionals as weall age and live longer,fuller lives,” said Dr.Pegge Bell, Dean of theCollege of Health Sci-ences.

Barry University offersmore than 100 bache-lorʼs, masterʼs and doc-toral degree programs inthe arts and sciences,business, education,health sciences, humanperformance and leisuresciences, law, podiatricmedicine, public admin-istration, and socialwork.

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Thursday, Jan. 26• Improve your healthwith Taoist Tai Chi.Calm and focus yourmind with the TaoistTai Chi Internal Arts ofHealth. New Beginnerclasses start from10:00 to 11:30 a.m.Attend your first classat no obligation. TaoistTai Chi Society ofUSA, Sage Plaza 800E. Hallandale Beach

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Saturday, Jan. 28• Bingo this Saturday.Free spaghetti lunchat noon with game.Bingo starts at 1 p.m.Every 2nd & 4th Sat-urday, prizes & pro-gressive. St. John'sEpiscopal Church,1704 BuchananStreet, Hollywood,Florida 33019. For in-formation, please call:(954) 921-3721.• The HallandaleBeach Library 300 SFederal Hwy, will hosta Book Fair from 1:00

to 3:00 p.m. Ten localauthors will be signingcopies of their books.Contact Bob E Sher-man, www.bobesher-man.com -954-456-3536.

• Dania Beach Vin-tage Motorcycle Showfrom 10am to 5pmFree to the Public.Frost Park 300 NE 2Street. Dania Beach.www.daniabeachvin-tagebikeshow.com orcontact Clive Taylor954 830-8855. View

over 200 antique mo-torcycles along withlive music, vendors,vintage bicycle dis-play, motorcycle fieldgames and more.Sunday, Jan. 29• Three Islands FleaMarket! 9:00 a.m. to2:00 p.m. In the club-house between 400 &600 Leslie Drive.FREE bagels & cof-fee. WALK ON OVER!

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Wednesday, Feb. 4• Improve your healthwith Taoist Tai Chi.Calm and focus yourmind with the TaoistTai Chi Internal Arts ofHealth. New Beginnerclasses start at 6:30p.m. Attend your firstclass at no obligation.Taoist Tai Chi Societyof USA, Sage Plaza800 E. HallandaleBeach Blvd. Hallan-dale. Phone 954-455-2474

Saturday, Feb. 4• Point East Theatreis proud to presentTony Albano who isknown as both a co-

median doing magicand a magician doingcomedy. He is open-ing for beautifulrecording artist JodyEbling. This should bea very exciting show.Show starts at 8:00pm. Tickets sold atdoor - $11.00. PointEast Theatre, 2909Point East Drive.,Aventura. Phone: 305-931-3960 Ext. 7 or 9.Fax: 305-931-6892.E-mail:[email protected].

Sunday, Feb. 5• BLUEGRASSSHOW & JAM--from12:30 to 5pm atGreynolds Park,17350 W. Dixie Hwy,No. Mami Beach. TheSo. FL BluegrassAssoc. will again beproviding music all af-ternoon. Bring a lawnchair or blanket. Bringan acoustic instru-ment to jam by theriver. Food is avail-able. Parking is $6,show is free. For info.call 305-358-1800 orgo to www.southflorid-abluegrass.com

Tuesday, Feb. 7* Bring a drum or per-

cussion instrument tothe Full Moon DrumCircle at the ArtsParkat Young Circle inDowntown Hollywoodand participate in aguided drum circlefrom 7 to 9 p.m.Tues., Feb. 7. All skilllevels are welcome at

this free family-friendly event. Meet atthe Palm Court on thewest side of theArtsPark at HollywoodBoulevard and U.S. 1.For more information,call ResurrectionDrums at 954-926-0204.


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HOLLYWOOD -Revelers at Holly-woodʼs silliest annualevent plan to outdothemselves this year,starting off the Feb2nd Groundhog Dayfestivities with asumptuous breakfastbefore taking their tra-ditional ocean plungearound the same timeforecasting groundhogPunxsutawney Philpredicts the end ofwinter.

It must be time forthe 8th AnnualGroundhog Day onHollywood Beach, atime-honored traditioncelebrating a shareduniversal hope for awarmer tomorrow – orat least a significantwarm-up by noon. Theevent will take placeon Thursday, Febru-

ary 2nd, 2012 from6:30-7:45 a.m. atOcean Alley Restau-rant, located at 900Indiana Street on theHollywood BeachBroadwalk. The leg-endary GroundhogSwim will be at 7:30a.m. A $10 donationincludes breakfastand a free souvenir T-shirt for swimmers.Shirts are available fornon-swimmers at anadditional $10. Pro-ceeds will benefit theHollywood Beach Life-

guard CompetitionTeamNo Groundhog Day

bash would be com-plete without a specialappearance by Punx-sutawney Phil and livecoverage of Ground-hog Day from Punx-sutawney, PA., theweather capital of theworld. The event cul-minates with some ofthe heartiest soulstaking a traditional dipin the Atlantic Ocean.

“Brrrrr,” one soggyGroundhog groupie

said. “Bitter wintersdown here. Waterbarely breaks 80 de-grees by midday. Thisis madness, I tell you.Punxsutawney Philwould be proud.”

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–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––not what we all have been used to, but cer-tainly large enough to help the economy.Any weekend at Gulfstream is good, and 60

percent of those on hand, are tourists. Visi-tors like Andy Morris of Chicago, who left 22degree weather for 82 in Hallandale Beach.The father of two young sons could not behappier to be in our community."Shorts, t-shirt, sandals in January - does it

get any better?" Morris asked, with a smile onhis pale face. "Got here Thursday and willstay for a week. While we have to do somefamily things, I will be back here at Gulf-stream."Morris, a huge sports fan, usually takes the

family to Arizona in March for vacation,watching his beloved Cubs in spring training,but it was the lure of weather, beaches, rac-ing and casinos was enough to say SouthFlorida this year.It's overwhelming how many people opt to

head in our direction, and that's why destina-tion casinos and entertainment is anotherpositive in keeping our economy flowing. There are many places across the country

that have casinos, thoroughbred racing andgreat weather, but we have a lot more tooffer. Being close to beaches and profes-sional sports is another major factor why LasVegas, Atlantic City and just about any areathat has casinos simply cannot match whatwe have.

HOLLYWOOD NEEDS MORE!Recently I read a story about downtown Hol-

lywood. It talked about most of the busi-nesses along Hollywood Blvd. and HarrisonStreet being restaurants. That was a concernfor many who have not succeeded there inthe past.But times have changed, and with events

going on at the ArtsPark and in clubs and re-tail businesses offering so much more, thereis more of a balance than ever before.The one thing I have long said about Holly-

wood and the downtown area is that gettingpeople there has never been a problem.There are enough festivals and other visitor-driven events to bring the crowds in.

AVENTURA IS PACKEDThis time of year, getting in and around

Aventura is much like any other place. Youwill have to be patient and understand thattraffic is not always a bad thing.The spill-over from Gulfstream, Mardi Gras

and other local destinations gives Aventura amajor lift. The city os home to one of thenicest and largest malls in the southeast, andthe endless choice of restaurants and delis issecond to none.Over the next few months - with major ten-

nis, golf and spring training baseball in ourarea, this is going to be a time to enjoy andcontinue to adjust.

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Downtown Hollywood Full Moon Drum Circle set for Feb. 7HOLLYWOOD – Hand drummers and percussionists of all ages and skill levels will gather together in Downtown

Hollywood on Tues., Feb. 7 for the Full Moon Drum Circle, a monthlycommunity event that has been growing in popularity since it was intro-duced at the ArtsPark at Young Circle last October.

The guided drum circle, which is presented by Resurrection Drumsfrom 7 to 9 p.m., is open to the public at no charge. The last full mooncelebration in January attracted more than 150 drummers and specta-tors, according to Jeffrey Lee, the owner of Hollywood-based Resurrec-tion Drums and the event's emcee.

"People absolutely love it," Lee said. "It's a fun thing and the kids havea good time."

The main objective of a drum circle is to share rhythm among a unitedgroup of participants who express it in a collective voice. In a guideddrum circle, a facilitator leads the group and is responsible for maintain-ing the focus on the rhythms. Facilitating the Full Moon Drum Circle areEvan Kline, a professional drummer and hand drum instructor, andAdrian Jones, a music teacher at Hollywood Academy of Arts & Sciencecharter school.

Rhythms are a universal language, shared by people of all culturesthroughout history, and drumming has always been at the center of cele-brations and rituals that include births, deaths, weddings, war andpeace.

The drum circle is "really about people getting back to their roots,"Lee said. "Drumming was one of the first actions man took to communicate. It's the mother of all tongues."

But it wasnʼt until about 10 years ago that hand drumming started attaining popularity among modern-day Ameri-cans, Lee added.

"We realized that drumming is really cool, and it's a great stress reliever," he said. "And with the Full Moon DrumCircle, we've opened up drumming to anybody who can walk and talk and just show up with their drum."

The next Full Moon Drum Circle will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Tues., Feb. 7 in the ArtsPark at Young Circle, at Hol-lywood Boulevard and U.S. 1. Anyone interested in participating is welcome to bring a hand drum or percussion in-strument and meet in the Palm Court area on the west side of the park.

To learn more about the Full Moon Drum Circle, call Resurrection Drums at 954-926-0204. Other upcoming datesare March 8, April 6 and May 6.

For more information on Downtown Hollywood businesses or events, call 954-924-2980 or visitwww.hollywoodcra.org. As of Dec. 1, there is no charge for on-street downtown parking between 8

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The event included a large scale interactive (mock) scenario that challengedthe team of paramedics to respond to a scenario which was only revealed tothem at the point of call. The team had minutes to sort through a series ofevents that led to tough choices; based on their knowledge and skill they weresuccessful in providing the proper treatment of a critical condition.

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BEACH - Mondaynight at Millerʼs AleHouse is any thing butquiet. The place iscrowded with theMiami Heat game onthe many televisions.Everywhere you look,patrons are cheerfullyrooting on their teamwhile chowing downon the Monday NightSpecial, a 1¼ poundfull rack of baby backribs served with coleslaw and fries for only$10.95.

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That was just a sam-pling of what I laterfound out happensevery night at MillerʼsAle House. TuesdayʼsSpecial is a 12 oz.Choice Rib eyeserved grilled orblackened with coleslaw and a choice ofside for $10.95.Wednesdayʼs Specialis a 1 ¼ lb. Live MaineLobster served withcole slaw and a side,Thursdayʼs Special isa 12 oz. Choice PrimeRib, served with coleslaw and a side for$10.95. Fridayʼs Spe-cial is Stuffed Snapperbroiled to perfection,stuffed with lump crabmeat stuffing andtopped with Hol-landaise sauce servedwith vegetables andchoice of side for$14.99. SaturdayʼsSpecial is Flat IronSteak with BoomBoom Lobster Tail(spicy panko-breadedand fried a goldenbrown) with vegeta-bles and choice ofside for $15.99. Sun-dayʼs Special is achicken and rib comboserved with cole slawand choice of side for$13.99. Are you hun-gry yet? That was justthe Specials. Waituntil you see their ex-tensive menu.As Hobert Whitworth,

the manager for thelast four years said

“You get a lot of bangfor your buck atMillerʼs Ale House. Weare getting a goodcrowd every night.With all the footballplay-off games, bas-ketball games, UFCfights and boxingmatches thereʼs al-ways something goingon. Thereʼs also sev-eral pool tables tokeep you busy andgame machines. Weget lots of regularswho enjoy the spe-cials and have cometo know each otherbut we also gettourists looking for arelaxing place to eatand watch a game.”

LUNCH SPECIALSThis is not your

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Monday you haveyour choice ofChicken Caesar Wrapfor $4.99 or CountryFried Steak withMashed Potatoes for$5.99. Tuesday, TacoSalad (Chicken orChili) $4.99 or FrenchDip for $5.99.

Wednesdayʼs Specialsare Hot ItalianGrinder, $4.99 orChicken & BroccoliDijon Pasta, $5.99.Thursdayʼs Specialsare Dadʼs HomemadeMeatloaf, $4.99 or HotHam & Cheese, $5.99and Friday you haveFish-N-Chips, $4.99or Pastrami and Swisson Rye for $5.99.Itʼs a great place to

pop in to have a quicklunch or to begin yourleisurely afternoon. Icounted 32 beers andales on tap and theysuggested we askabout other local fa-vorites. Then ofcourse there are allthe bottled beers anda nice wine menu withreasonable prices.

None of that $12.95a glass charge here.You can get a realgood glass of winefrom $3.95 to the mostexpensive which is aSanta MargheritaPinot Grigio for $9.95.

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Dinner time is familytime. The Kids Menuhas 8 choices thatalso include fries orfruit cup, a kidʼs bev-erage and a SpecialDessert for just $3.99.Then on Tuesdaynights, Kids Eat Freeand get their namesentered into a drawingto win one of the twobikes given away

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make sure I told youabout their spectacu-lar annual Super BowlParty. All the seats willsell out for the party at$50.00 each which in-cludes great companyto watch the game,but also includes anincredible Super BowlMenu and Open Bar(no pitchers or bottles)including top shelfliquor.The 2012 Super

Bowl Menu is mouthwatering... JumboShrimp Cocktail, Oys-ters, Clams, PotatoSoup, Conch Fritters,Jalapeno Poppers and

Crab Mozzarella,Wings, TenderloinSkewers, Freshcarved Roast Beefand Turkey-Au Jus,Turkey Gravy, MashedPotatoes, Rolls andHorsey Sauce, CajunChicken Pasta, Jam-balaya, Snow CrabLegs, 6 Ft. Subs, Po-tato Salad, MacaroniSalad and PastaSalad, Veggie Tray,Fruit Tray, TossedSalad. For dessertthere will be Choco-late Covered Straw-berries, Brownies,Cannolis, and KeyLime Pie. And Hobertsays they are stillworking on adding afew additional thingsto the menu. Therewill also be an Op-tional Hot Dog Station

or Nacho Bar Stationwhere you chooseone or the other. Youstill have time to getyour ticket for the bestSuper Bowl Partyaround. Stop in andpick up your tickets orcall 305-945-6878.

In case you arewondering why I madea point of the reason-able prices and greatmenu...well I washappy to report thatthere is still a restau-rant/bar that under-stands our economicproblems and justwants to serve goodfood and drinks youcan enjoy and afford. Ipersonally can tell youI sampled the ribswhile I was there andthey were so tenderand juicy. Delicious!

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Vic Arnell is anoriginal hilariouscomic who is one ofthe funniest comicsof our time. Arnellʼshumor is clean, hascliches and has clearobservations that aredefinitely worth abelly laugh. Vic hasshared the stage withTom Jones, LizaMinelli, BarryManilow, GladysKnight & The Pips.

Now together,Freddie and Vic cre-ate one of the mostentertaining eveningsto be remembered atthe Aventura Centernow on stage throughJanuary 29, 2012,evenings at 8 p.m.and matinees at 2p.m. Tickets are $36at the box office lo-cated at 3385 North-east 188th Street,Aventura. Call: (305)466-8002.

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great love. An all star show

and cast includingthirty Carlebach hits,scored by the orches-tra of Elton John'sAida, The Who'sTommy and SmokyJoe's Café. A verypowerful and charis-matic evening for allaudiences to enjoy.Now on stagethrough January 29,2012 at the ParkerPlayhouse located at707 Northeast EighthStreet, Fort Laud-erdale. Tickets are$49 to $69 eveningsat 8 p.m. January29th at 2 p.m. and7:30 p.m. For moreinformation, call:(954) 462-0222.

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The Pointer Sistersare a Four StarGrammy Award win-ning family act thatwill bring more than

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In 1973 their debutalbumʼs single “YesWe Can,” reached

number 11 on theBillboard pop singleschart. Over the years,up to present, the hitsthat followedare,”You Gotta Be-lieve,” “Fire,” “Happi-ness,” “Heʼs So Shy,”“ Slow Hand,” “ IʼmSo Excited,” “BabyCome And Get It”and many more. In1994 the group re-ceived a star on theHollywood Walk ofFame.

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SPOTLIGHT ON STAGEAventura Art & Culture Center presents Freddie Roman together

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The Original FloridaFollies has been inexistence since theyear 2000. The Fol-lies is a charitable or-ganization of retiredshow business peopleand people who loveto dance, ages 60 to90+ years young.They volunteer theirtime each year to per-form totally new highenergy shows for allages to raise moneyfor children -in-need.

In addition to theirsizeable cash dona-

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The proceeds fromtheir shows go directlyto helping childrenand that is why everyticket sold is impor-tant.

Their BroadwayStyle Extravaganzasconsist of tap and jazzroutines, singers,showgirls and much

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What a wonderful wayto spend a Sunday af-ternoon attending oneof their 7 perform-ances of “DancingDown Memory Lane”.

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Porto Vita’s Shirlee LevinTo Be Recognized

AVENTURA – Barry and Patricia Gold-stein, Chairs ofPorto VitaFriends ofAmericanFriends ofMagen DavidAdom, Israelʼs911, are proudto announcethat ShirleeLevin will berecognized forher tireless andunselfish workto better theworld. Shedoes it not for the recognition, but for theJewish commandment of Tikkun Olam –healing the world. She embodies and per-sonifies the true spirit of giving. Her ambu-lance, which will be on display anddedicated before cocktails in memory of herson and husband, will save lives, the great-est mitzvah of all.

This will take place on Tuesday, February7 at 6:30 pm at the Villa Grande Club atPorto Vita, 20105 NE 38th Court in Aven-tura.

“Now is the time we must come togetherto support MDA in every way – in ourwords, in our actions, in our contributions,and in our hearts,” said Chairman BarryGoldstein. All proceeds will help supportthe vital lifesaving services of Magen DavidAdom (MDA), Israelʼs only government-mandated ambulance and emergency med-ical responders, providing medical, disaster,ambulance and blood services.

For more information, contact IraMogitz at the AFMDA office at

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Speed Design Workshopfor Hollywood's PropertyImprovement Contest

HOLLYWOOD - Want to step up the curb appealof your home or business, but not quite sure how?Get free advice and ideas from local design profes-sionals, master gardeners, architects and realtors atthe Great Neighborhoods Challenge Speed DesignWorkshop, which will be held Saturday, February 4,from 10 a.m. to Noon at the Fred Lippman Multi-Pur-pose Center, 2030 Polk Street, Hollywood.

Bring exterior photos of your home and speak withdifferent experts to discover creative ways to makeyour home look its best without breaking the bank.Find out about Florida Friendly Landscaping, dis-cuss exterior paint colors, get tips on decorativelighting fixtures and more!The City of Hollywoodʼs Great Neighborhood Chal-

lenge is a city-wide contest currently underway toencourage property owners or tenants (with theownerʼs permission) to beautify the exterior of theirhomes or businesses. Individual participants canwin cash prizes of up to $2,500. Neighborhoodsthat recruit at least 25 individual property improve-ment entries become eligible to compete in the Pub-lic Spaces Design Challenge and win up to $25,000to fund a public improvement in their neighborhood.

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Registration for Spring 2012Aventura Little League SeasonAVENTURA - The Aventura Little League 2012

Opening Day is scheduled for Sunday, March 18,2012! Registration is under way for boys and girlsages 4-14. This includes softball, T-Ball, and LittleLeague Baseball. The cost for residents is $130.Non-resident registration is $156, provided they par-ticipated in the 2010 season.

For more information regarding the Aventura Little League, call 305-466-8008 or visit the City’s

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ated Recovery Per-formance) Wave is anoninvasive methodof delivering a pio-neering new branchof neurological softtissue medicine thatteaches the body toavoid nonproductivecompensation pat-terns that cause pain,and retrains it toallow the positiveprogression of treat-ment that acceleratesrecovery and re-stores a pain-freelifestyle. The treat-ment works on alljoint problems, tears,sprains, fractures andrepetitive injuriessuch as carpel tun-nel. It has been usedby thousands of peo-ple, including manyprofessional athletessuch as Boston Bru-

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“This is a totallynew concept inhealth care delivery,”says ARP Wave in-ventor Denis Thomp-son of Minneapolis,MN. “All otherbranches of soft tis-sue medicine workon the area wheresymptoms manifestthemselves. Butthatʼs not the sourceof the pain. Oursworks where yoursymptoms begin.”

Pain from jointproblems and injuriesare the result of mus-cles improperly ab-sorbing force. To tryto avoid the pain, thebrain turns to themuscles for protec-tion. “The musclesreact to the signalsfrom the brain by try-ing to eliminate thepain through abnor-mal contractions andmovements,” Thomp-son says. “When thishappens, the mus-cles no longer absorbforce correctly. This,in turn, results in in-appropriate compen-sation patterns thatbecome imprinted inmuscles and con-tinue to cause pain.”

THE ARP WAVEThe painless, non-

invasive ARP Wavetreatment begins witha technician placingan electrode on thepatientʼs skin, whereit identifies the sig-nals being sent bythe nervous system.“It is first a discovery

tool,” Thompson ex-plains. “By using it,we find the neurologi-cal disconnect that iscausing the inabilityof the muscles to ab-sorb force that resultsin pain. Whereverthere has beentrauma, there is in-flammation and scartissue, and thatʼs thearea we concentrateon.”

QUICK RECOVERYOnce the source of

the pain is correctlyidentified, treatmentbegins. The ARPWave method con-sists of a series ofpainless treatments,usually about 10 ofthem, that are eachabout 20 minuteslong.

During the treat-ment, the Wavesends an electricalsignal mimickingwhat the body shouldnormally send on itsown to direct forceback to the musclesinstead of to thejoints, and to stimu-late the muscles tocorrectly absorbshock again. “In otherwords, we retrain themuscles to do whattheyʼre supposed todo,” Thompson says.

Most patients areable to quickly returnto activities theymight not have beenable to do for years.“Our goal is to helppatients avoid sur-gery, as well as to re-placetime-consuming re-covery methods likerest, ice and com-pression,” Thompsonsays. “ AcceleratedRecovery Perform-ance is, quite simply,

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imprinting by thebrain of nonproduc-tive compensationpatterns that causethe muscles to per-form ineffectively, re-sulting in pain. Thesooner the patient re-ceives the treatment,the better. “By creat-ing new pathways ofcommunication be-tween the brain andthe muscles and re-establishing normalmotor patterns earlyon, we can eliminatethe imprinting morequickly,” Thompsonsays.

Second, the treat-ment decreasesswelling and inflam-mation by increasingblood circulation tothe affected joint andlimb. “This allows therestoration of mobilityso the patient can getback to his or hernormal activities andlive an active lifestyleagain,” Thompsonsays.

The cost is far lessthan surgery, and pa-tients avoid the longrecovery times andpossible side effectsassociated with sur-gery. “The ARP Wavehelps people feel bet-ter fast,” Thompsonsays. “Our method isnot alternative medi-

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“One treatment isall it takes to prove ithelps,” Thompsonsays. “Once you ex-perience it, youʼllknow it works.”

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Dr. Ron.., what ex-actly is Obsessive-Com-pulsive Disorder?…How does it differ fromschizophrenia?

Obsessive-Compul-sive Disorder (OCD), isan anxiety disorderwhich was once consid-ered rare, but is now es-timated at affectingapproximately 2-4% ofthe U.S. population atany given time. OCD af-fects men & womenequally, and often be-gins in adolescence.Some people will expe-rience OCD for a rela-tively short duration,

while others are afflictedfor life. The main symp-toms for involve consis-tent, unwanted &intrusive thoughts, fol-lowed by irrational &compulsive behaviors

that are a response tothese thoughts…… Forexample an individualwhile driving may haveintrusive thoughts aboutpurposely riding his carinto a ditch. He recog-nizes these thoughtsare absurd, but cannotprevent them from pop-ping into his mind. Soonthereafter, he may findhimself drawn to an irra-tional & irresistible needto tap on his steeringwheel, exactly 8 times,using alternate fingers,in 10 minute intervals.As long as he continuesthis idiosyncratic behav-

ior, exactly as de-scribed, he feels morein control; and thus,feels a lower level ofanxiety.

Some very commonthemes people withOCD have includethoughts about contami-nation, and constanthand washing, latentaggressive impulses,self-doubt, anal-reten-tive behavior, and sex-ual impulses... OCD canbe a very uncomfortablestate of mind, and if se-vere, can often take upa sizable portion of apersonʼs daily schedule.OCD is often confusedwith other psychiatricdisorders, particularlyschizophrenia and ob-sessive-compulsive“personality” disorder,

but there are majir dif-ferences. The obses-sive thoughts presentedby the OCD patient lackthe bizarre nature andloss of reality contactusually seen in schizo-phrenia; and unlikemost people diagnosedwith schizophrenia,OCD patients havegood insight into theirabnormal thought & be-havior, even thoughthey feel unable to con-trol them. Obsessive-Compulsive PersonalityDisorder, while having aname similar to OCDshould not be mistakenfor OCD... Basically..,Obsessive-compulsivePersonality Disorder isnot considered an ill-ness, but rather a de-scription of a personality

that is overly concernedwith neatness, orderli-ness, and perfection-ism.... Hope this washelpful.

Dr. Ron

Dr. Ron is in privatepractice in HallandaleFlorida... Have a ques-tion?… You can con-tact Dr. Ronald J.Schlossberg Psy.D;CHT ( Licensed Clini-cal Psychologist) bymail: 1250 E. Hallan-dale Beach Blvd Hal-landale Fl., or phone(954) 455-7745, or [email protected]

Please indicate if youwant your question an-swered in this column.

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"Hundreds of studies from prestigious groups like the National Institutes ofHealth and universities like Harvard and Tufts, repeatedly and consistentlyshow that when you add omega-3-rich foods or supplements to the diet, youhelp to lower your risk for heart disease," says Elizabeth Somer, a registereddietitian and author of "Eat Your Way to Sexy." "One important step is mak-ing sure your diet is packed with heart-healthy omega-3s. The omega-3s infatty fish, especially DHA, keep blood vessels squeaky clean and reduce in-flammation. They lower heart disease risk; raise HDLs - the good choles-terol; help stabilize the heartbeat and reduce blood clots, thereby curbing –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

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(NewsUSA) - You turnon the tap, and watercomes out. Period. Safe,plentiful and affordabledrinking water is one ofour nation's most pre-cious resources andsomething most of us

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hensive water manage-ment plans to ensurethat adequate amountsof drinking water areavailable. These includeconservation and reuse,reclamation and sourcingstrategies.

Drinking water sup-plied by utilities is alwaystreated to remove con-taminants and harmfulmicro-organisms. Thattreatment process typi-cally consists of clarifica-tion (to remove dirt andother particles), filtration(to remove even smallerparticles) and disinfec-tion (to kill bacteria andmost viruses). The wateris then delivered to resi-dential and commercialcustomers via an exten-sive pipe network.

Drinking water utilitiesare committed to protect-ing public health and

constantly monitoringand reassessing theirmethods for treatingwater to ensure its qual-ity. In part, this is due tochanging governmentregulations, which peri-odically alter water qual-ity standards. In addition,they may undertakeother forms of treatmentnot expressly required tocomply with regulationsin order to ensure thatdrinking water meets andoften exceeds the stan-dards and needs of localcommunities.

For example, they mayseek to remove tracecompounds that are notcurrently regulated, andto enhance the aestheticquality of the water.Drinking water utilities

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Somer answers some questions about heart health: Q: What are the main differences between "good fats" and "badfats?" A: We often hear that Americans eat too much fat, while people in otherparts of the world aren't eating enough. The truth is that, regardless of fat in-take, very few people are eating the right fats. Fats to avoid are saturatedand trans fats, which are solid at room temperature - like butter. In contrast,consuming polyunsaturated fatty acids - specifically omega-3s DHA and EPAfound in fatty fish - are important for brain, eye and cardiovascular health.

Q: Doesn't my body make all of the omega-3s needed to helpmaintain a strong heart? A: Many experts have indicated that the omega-3 fatty acids DHA and EPAare essential nutrients due to the limited ability of our body to make enoughof them and because of their beneficial health effects. That's why we mustget these nutrients from the foods we eat and supplements. The main di-etary source of DHA and EPA is cold-water fish, such as salmon. Unfortu-nately, studies show the American diet includes far less than the idealamount of DHA and EPA. For example, an average U.S. diet contains lessthan 100 milligrams of DHA per day. That is well below one expert's recom-mendation of at least 220 milligrams of DHA per day. Studies show that themore omega-3s you consume, the healthier your heart.

Q: What if I don't like eating fish - are there other ways to getDHA and EPA into my diet? A: The most common sources of DHA and EPA omega-3s are fatty fish andfish oil. Interestingly, many people believe that fish produce their own DHAand EPA, but in actuality it is the microalgae in their food chain that makefish such a rich source of omega-3s. For those who do not eat significantamounts of fish due to dietary preferences, allergies, a vegetarian lifestyle orworries about potential ocean-borne pollutants, there are DHA/EPA supple-ments made from algae. One such supplement is Schiff MegaRed Plant-Omega, which is made from a vegetarian and sustainable source of DHAand EPA - algae. To learn more, visit www.schiffmegared.com.

Q: How much DHA/EPA should I get in my diet? A: If you're not getting at least two servings a week of salmon, mackerel,herring or sardines, and you're not loading foods fortified with an algal-basedDHA onto your plate, then make sure to take at least 220 milligrams of DHAin pill form. According to the American Heart Association, people with docu-mented coronary heart disease (CHD) are advised to consume about onegram of EPA and DHA per day.

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PARKER DORADO #1708 , 2 Br. 2 Ba., $2,900 month PARKER DORADO #518 , 1 Br. 1 Ba., $1,900 month PARKER DORADO #1215 , 1 Br. 1.5 Ba., $2,200 month HEMISPHERES O.S. #MK , 1/1, $1,600 month

* QUADOMAIN * BRITANIA #404 , 2/2 , $2,000 month

* OCEANVIEW * OCEANVIEW PARK #104, $2,200 month

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* LUXURY HOME * GOLDEN ISLES WATERFRONT HOME

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4/4 Home On 100x150 Lot. Heated Pool, $1.4 M (786) 991-3482 PENDING

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* NEW! DANIA BEACH HOME * NEW! Investment Opportunity To Live In Or Lease Out

3 Bdrm., 2.5 Bath + Extra Additional Room, Barrel Tiled Roof, Remodeled Kitchen. Across From Dania

Elementary. Close To Everything! $169,000

* OCEANVIEW PARK * Three Islands Beauty - Huge! Corner 2/2 + Den, Pretty Golf Course & Partial Water Views, Wrap Balc., Designer Remodeled & Deco. Must See! $225,000

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* HILLCREST * SPARKLING BEAUTY! 2 Bdrm. Conv. 2 Ba. Open Kitchen, Newly Renov. Great Golf Course View! $89 ,000!!!

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CANONGATE WINTER SPECIAL!! WINTER SPECIAL!!

$79 ,900

Huge 2/2, Excellent Condition, Totally Remodeled, Washer/Dryer In Unit.

Absolutely Beautiful! Too Much To Mention!!

Please present coupon prior to preparation 954.456.6460 Hallandale’s BEST water views boutique buildings. 3/2’s - Renovated, amazing selection from $225K 2/2 - Corner Intracoastal, like on a boat $155K 2/2 - Just Listed! Designer renov HI - SE corner Penthouse - can be yours! OWNER FINANCE! 1/1.5 HIGH FLOOR, Ocean Intracoastal, tiled $124K 2/2 - Reduced Golden Isles Towers, Immaculate, $165K BUYER Specialist ALL Buildings!!

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We Can Help! Unfurn. Updated 2/2 With Ocean View.

Priced To Sell At $289,900 !

Eleanor Hannan Broker Associate

Call For Appoi ntment (954) 404-7394 • Direct (954) 663-1333

We are centrally located at 3505 S. Ocean Dr., Hwd., FL 33019

ALEXANDER TOWERS 2/2 Completely Furn. Seasonal Rental Available Feb. & March $3,000 Month .

Or Yearly - $1800 Month Alexander Condos o n t he Ocean o ffer m any a mens. Lg p ool & p atio. Gym, 2 B BQ g rills, Jacuzzi, 24- h r. s ec. Valet pa rking, Centrally

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SUMMONS (F amily Law) CASE NUMBER D 528182 NOTICE TO RESPONDENT (Name: ALFONS LARIOS MEDOZA. You are being sued. PETITIONER’s NAME: SANDRA LARIOS. You have 30 calendar days after this Summons and Petition are served on you to file a Response (form F L-120 or FL-123) at the court and have a copy served on the petitioner. A letter or phone call will not protect you. If you do not file your Response on time, the court may make orders affecting your marriage or domestic partnership, your property, and custody of your children. You may be ordered to pay support and attorney fees and cost s. If you cannot pay the filing fee, ask the clerk for a fee waiver form. If you want legal advice, contact a lawyer immediately. You can get information about finding lawyers at the California Courts Online Self-Help Center (www.courtinfo.ca.gov/selfhelp), at the California Legal Services Web site (www.lawhelpcalifornia.org) , or by contacting your local county bar association. NOTICE: The restraining orders on page 2 are effective against both spouses or domestic partners until the p etition is dismissed, a judgment is entered, or the court makes further orders. These orders are enforceable anywhere in C alifornia by any law enforcement officer who has received or seen a copy of them. NOTE: If a judgment or support order is entered, the court may order you to pay all or part of the fees and costs that the court waived for yourself or for the other party. If this happens, the party ordered to pay fees shall be given notice and an opportunity to request a hearing to set aside the order to pay waived court fees.

1. The name and address of the court are (El nombre y direccion de la corte son): SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO CENTRAL DIVISION, COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 220 W. BROADWAY, SAN DIEGO, CA 92101 EAST COUNTY DIVISION, 250 E. MAIN ST. EL ECAJON, CA 92020 CENTRAL DIVISION, FAMILY COURT, 1555 6TH AVE., SAN DIEGO, CA 92101 NORTH COUNTY DIVISION, 325 S. MELROSE DR., VISTA, CA. 92061 CENTRAL DIVISION, MADGE BRADLEY, 1409 4TH AVE., SAN DIEGO, CA 92101 SOUTH COUNTY DIVISION, 500 3RD AVE., CHULA VISTA, CA. 91910

2. The name, address, and telephone number of the petitioner’s attorney, or the petitioner without a n attorney are: Sandra Larios, 3667 41st St., San Diego, CA 92105 Date (Fecha): Mar 4, 2011 Clerk, by (Secretario, por) R. SANCHEZ , D eputy (A sistente )

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Alex a nder Towers Beautifully Updated 2/2

with Ocean Views, Bamboo Floors, Granite Counters Priced to Sell!

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Phone: 954-404-7394 or 954-296-0225

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Arleen Simonson

KELLER WILLIAMS ELITE PROPERTIES

• $240,700 - Hallandale - 2/2 - Has It All! • $269,900 - Aventura - 2/2 - Exceptional location ! • $285,000 - Hollywood - 2/2 - Perfect condition!

BUYING - SELLING - RENTING For the Best on the Beach Call - 305-763-9696

HELPWANTED

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CALL MARC:(954) 895-6540

SITUATIONWANTED

CERTIFIED NURSES AIDEDays or night. Carefor elderly. Own car,reliable, honest andhighly recommended.Willnegotiatethe rate.

(954) 826-6792

HELPWANTED

MANICURIST/HAIRDRESSER

Be your own Boss!High commission orrent chair for low rate.Bring your following.

(954) 456-6224(786) 587-9745

WANTED FOR SALES Seniors welcome,looking for experi-enced business tobusiness telemark-eters. Hourly pay plus bonuses, loc-ated in Aventura.Shimmy: (305) 467-8291

HELPWANTED

EXPERIENCEDMAINTENANCE

PERSONFor Hallandale condo, Full time. Knowledgeof light painting andgeneral maintenance.$9.50 an hour, pos-ition available now!Health insurance tofollow 3 month pro-bationary period.

(954) 274-2409 NOW TAKING

APPLICATIONS For experiencedCNA’S & HHA’S.Please come to:B. Dependable Services.3440 Hollywood Blvd.

Suite 415(954) 241-4233(954) 404-2919

AUTOSFOR SALE

2005 FORD ESCAPE

SST SUVGarage kept, mintcondition, 71,000miles, $10,900.

(215) 704-4004

HELPWANTED

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BARTENDER &WAITRESS

Full or part time.Neat and cleanappearance a must.Immediate openings.Must speak English!!Experienced only!Apply in person Or call Frank:(954) 612-3676

Beachside Cafe2805 E. H’dale Bch Blvd.Hallandale Beach

At The Ocean

GARAGESALES

GARAGE SALEALL GOES!

Furniture & Misc.Sat., Jan. 28

& Sun. Jan. 29From 9 a.m.

(954) 254-3435

AUTOS WANTED

PRIVATE PARTYTransporation carneeded. Will PayCash!PLEASE CALL:(754) 244-5428

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2 Brand New Listings! - Single Family Homes - N ortheast Hallandale 2/2, Screened In Pool, Carport, Den, Florida Room, 1016 Northeast 4th Street, Newer Roof $189,000. 3/3 + Den, Could Easily Have An In-Law Studio + In-Law 1/1 + 2/1 House. 906 N E 5 th St. New Roof $165 K Islander - 1/1 Ground f l Jewel 100% r emodeled. All Ages. Intra & Canal v iews. Furn. o r Not $84,900 Dorsey Arms - 2/2, Canal a nd Ocean Views, Remodeled, Furnished, $219,900 Oceanview - 2/2 10th Flr Corner, 100% Remodeled, Canal View, Furn. No Rental Restriction $175 K Coastal VII - 1/1.5 faces South, all ages, clean, across Walmart, walk to Ocean, upgraded, $84,900 Paradise By The Sea - 2/2, 2nd floor, all ages, pool view, updated, move-in, $124,900 Martinique - 1/1, 8th flr, ceramic tile, newer cabinets, faces Public Beach, 1893 S. Ocean Dr., $95,000 Summit - 2/2 corner unit, 20th floor, south ocean & canal views, 100% remodeled, porcelain tile, crown molding, new gourmet kitchen, S.S. appliances, granite, exquisite baths. T urnkey $449,000 Paradise Harbor - 2/2, 3rd floor, 55+, L AC views, remodeled & furnished, $189,000. Fairways Co-Op - Hallandale - Large balcony/Diplomat Golf Course View/ 55+/NE 14th Ave. 1) 1/1 Bldg 700 - 2nd floor, ceramic, motivated seller $59,000 2) 1/1.5 Bldg 400 - 3rd floor, ceramic, all new kitchen & bathrooms, turn-key, great view, $89,000 3) 1/1.5 Bldg 300 - 4th floor, ceramic well furnished, great view, turnkey, remodeled bath, $94,900 4) 2/2 Bldg 400 - 2nd floor, clean condo, updated kitchen & baths, new applis, cov pkg, $79,900 5) 2/2 Bldg 500 - Short Sale, 2nd f loor, corner, ceramic, newer cabinets & appliances, $68,000 6) 2/2 Bldg 700 - Top flr cor, JEWEL 100 % REMODELED! Designer deco r, furn, cov park, $180,000 7) 2/2 Bldg 600 - 4th flr corner, Pergo, totally renovated. Awesome view! 100% new! $134,000 Meadowbrook - 1/1 3rd f lr, 55+, pool view, furnished, turnkey, ceramic floor, impeccable, $84,900

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CONDOS FOR SALE ASHBURY HOUSE 1 Br. 1.5 Ba. . . . . . $75,000 BEVERLY HILLS CONDO 1 Br. 1.5 Ba. . . . . . $60,000 BISCAYNE COVER CLIPPER 3 Br. 2.5 Ba. . . . $252,999 COLONIAL GARDENS 1 Br. 1 Ba. . . . . . . . . $65,000 DELVISTA 2 Br. 2 Ba. . . . . . . $260,000 HARBOURWOOD VILLAS 3 Br. 2 Ba. . . . . . . $274,999 HEMISPHERES 3 Br. 2.5 Ba. . . . $299,500 MALAGA TOWERS 2 Br. 2 Ba. . . . . . . $369,000 MARINA COVE 4 Br. 3.5 Ba. . . . $375,000 MYSTIC POINT 2 Br. 2 Ba. . . . . . . $269,000 50 BISCAYNE 3 Br. 2 Ba. . . . . . . $974,900 PALACE @ B al H arbour 2 Br. 2.5 Ba. $1,495,000 TARAMINA CO-OP 1 Br. 1 Ba. . . . . . . $110,000 TRUMP TOWERS II 3 Br. 3 Ba. . . . $1,150,000 TURNBERRY ISLES 2 Br. 2 Ba. . . . . . . $650,000 4000 ISLAND BLVD. 2 Br. 2 Ba. . . . . . . $219,000 WILLIAMS ISLAND 7000 3 Br. 3 Ba. . . . . . . $629,000

OUR RENTALS APRIL MIST CONDO 1 Br. 1 Ba. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $850 APRIL MIST CONDO 1 Br. 1 Ba. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $950 BEVERLY HILLS CONDO 1 Br. 1.5 Ba. . . . . . . . . . . $900 DEL VISTA 2 Br. 2 Ba. . . . . . . . . . . . $1400 ELDORADO 1 Br. 1.5 Ba. . . . . . . . . $1200 LAKE WORTH 2 Br. 1 Ba. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $930 MAINLANDS OF TAMARAC 2 Br. 2 Ba. . . . . . . . . . . . $1249 ORANGE HEIGHTS 3 Br. 2 Ba. . . . . . . . . . . . $1400 THE COURTS @ SO. BCH. 2 Br. 2 Ba. . . . . . . . . . . . $2700 TURNBERRY ISLE SEASONAL 2 Br. 2 Ba. . . . . . . . . . . . $4750 YACHT CLUB 1 Br. 1 Ba. . . . . . . . . . . . $1350 YACHT CLUB 2 Br. 2 Ba. . . . . . . . . . . . $1800

OUR HOMES GREYKNOLL ESTATES 3 Br. 2 Ba. . . . . . . $399,000

HOLLYWOOD GARDENS 3 Br. 2 Ba. . . . . . . $260,000

STONEBRIDGE 3 Br. 3.5 Ba. . . . $420,000

CO MMERCIAL SALE S INCOME PROPERTY HALLANDALE . . $575,000

VACANT LAND NEAR I-95 & AVENTURA Zoned for 18 Townhomes . . . . $799,000

INCOME PROPERTY CORNER BUILDING US-1 & DANIA . . . . . . $3,200,000

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY TIRE STORE ON 441 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $950,000

AVANT GARDE COMPLEX Spacious 2/2’s + Den corner wrap. Starting in the $200,000’s. Smaller 2/2’s and One Bedroom Convertibles with 2 full baths. Great Complex across from Ocean, 15 minutes from Fort Lauderdale airport. 10 minutes to Aventura Mall.

HEMISPHERES 2/2 CORNER Oceanfront Building. Intracoastal View. Complex has 2 pools, Marina, Restaurants, Close to Gulfstream Race Track & Casino, Short Sale. Needs Bank Approval, $215,000.

PARKER PLAZA ESTATES Ocean direct views from this Completely Upgraded 1/1.5, full service Oceanfront Building, $399,000. FAIRWAYS RIVIERA Spacious 2/2’s and 1/1.5 Units available. Building offers water or Golf views. Opposite the 5 Star Diplomat Golf and Country Club. Great Location, Convenient to Beaches, Shopping, Airport, Aventura & Gulfstream. HALLANDALE FOURPLEX East o f US-1. Double Lot O K to Build additional Units. Ideal for Owner/Operator. Close to Mardi Gras & Gulfstream. $315,000.

RADIUS, HOLLYWOOD 1/1 Beauty. Seller motivated! $139,500.

OCEANVIEW PARK Three Islands, near beach, 1 Bedroom Convertible/1.5 Bath. Water views, $135,000

LA MER ESTATES OCEAN DIRECT VIEWS From this completely upgraded 1800 sq. ft. u nit. Great Oceanfront secured bldg. Conven- ient to airport, Aventura Mall, shopping & restaurants. $499,000. RENTALS Coastal VII - 1/1.5 Freshly painted, unfurn. Close to Beaches, shopping. Immediate occupancy. $900 mo. Palm Village Club -1/1 freshly painted, in Dania. Near beaches, shopping & Ft. Lauder- dale airport. $850 mo.

Many Others Available, Call For Info!

SUNNY ISLES TERRIFIC LOCATION OCEANIA ISLAND FOR SALE

On 6th floor, 2/2, over 1500 square feet, large balcony. Beautiful pool, Intracoastal and marina views, $459,000.

ARLEN HOUSE EAST 100 Penthouse Unit - Best Line In The Building

2/2, Gorgeous, unobstructed Ocean, Pool & Intracoastal view. High ceiling, covered parking, $379K.

FOR RENT ARLEN HOUSE EAST 100 16th floor, 2/2, Ocean view, new kitchen, new baths. All tile floors, covered parking, annual rental, $1800 month.

REAL & GIGI REALTY 305.948.0559 o r 305.409.6098

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1/1.5 1,000 sq. ft., 2 nd floor, faces N. for golf course view & cool breezes, plus 55 bldg. Steal this at $43,500 !! 3/3.5 Condo Huge 2000 sf, move-in condition. Completely renovated, ground floor on golf course, new furniture. Low maint. - $410 month. Drastically Reduced To $135,900!! 2/2 Lanai , 1300 sq. ft. ground floor, 55+ building, $60,000 in upgrades. Crazy Reduced at $89,500!! 2/2 C orner 1600 sq. ft. Hi Fl, panoramic view, partially furn. $84K 2/2.5 Venetian Park TH , 3 Islands, Hdale Bch, 2-story, 1800 sf. $222K

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Martin J. Hoffman P.A., Bkr. Assoc.

Helping Buyers & Sellers Since 1985 [email protected]

THESE PROPERTIES ARE CURRENTLY LISTED WITH ME OR OTHER AGENTS IN THE MLS.

Call Me Today, I Will Run The Computer & Let You Know What Is Available In The Area That You Want. If You Are Looking For A Quick Sale, I Have $$$ Buyers

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Commercial Foreclosure - 2- s tory o ffice b uilding o n b usy Hlwd. Blvd. Only $995 K!!

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West Park Home area, $62,999

Diplomat Ocean Residences 3/3.5, 16th Fl, Ocean & Intracoastal Views. Never Lived In!

Bank Owned - $829,900

Renaissance on the Ocean 3/2 + Den, Ocean view. Bank Owned, $514,900

Meadowbrook 2/2 Bank Owned $84,900

Shady Ridge Estates 4/4, 1 1 / 3 acre. Priced lowered to $699K. Only 16 units in subdivision,

4,000 total sq. ft.

Hollywood Beach Resort Bank Owned, From $ 32,500 +

27 Units, Hwd. $800 K , Needs Work. Effic. & One 1 Br. Last Sold For Over 2.5 Million!

H ollywood D uplex - $129,900 2/1 each S ide . G reat R ental . P riced to S ell F ast !

CALL: CAROL ANN KAGNO, REALTOR � 954-812-7502 CAMILLO REAL ESTATE

At Alexander Tower

La Mer 3/3 NE corner, Ocean view in every room... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $399,000 La Mer 2/2 SE Furn, gorgeous, Renovated... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $325,000 La Mer 2/2, w/poss 3rd Br, Renov Owner fin. with 30% down . $275,000 12 Pillars 2/2, S mack on Intracoastal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $115,000 Meadowbrook 2/2 Furnished, over 55 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $110,000 Rolen Lake 1/1 Furnished, clean, best price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $39,000

RENTALS La Mer 2/2 Convertible, High Floor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1500 Beach Club 3/3, Direct Ocean, Seasonal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4800

SELLING OR BUYING , I GET RESULTS! SELLING OR BUYING , I GET RESULTS! SELLING OR BUYING , I GET RESULTS!

CELL: 786-554-4505 POINT EAST E2 01 - CORNER UNIT 1/1 L anai. E xtra closets in this lovely apt. great water view. 10 mins. fr A ventura M all. 55+, l ots activities . C ourtesy bus. $66,900 POINT EAST R604 - 1/1 Updated Apartment With All Tile Floors & Remodeled Kitchen & Bath. Beautiful Water View! $96,500. POINT EAST R503 - 1/1 Totally Updated, Beautifully Decorated Apt. With All Tile Floors, Kitchen Redone & Wall Down. Gorgeous Water View $95,000. POINT EAST C611 - 1/1 55+ Complex, Gorgeous Water View From Screened In Porch. Great Buy! Not A Short Sale, Not An R EO ! Needs A Little T LC . Make It Look Your Way!! $59,500. POINT EAST B212 - 1/1 Gorgeous Water View From Screened In Porch, 55+, Gated, Waterfront Community, $68,500

BARBARA PELLEGRINO

954.257.7523 954.257.7523 954.257.7523 ROSE CUNNINGHAM ROSE CUNNINGHAM ROSE CUNNINGHAM

Email: [email protected] Camillo Real Estate

2 Bedrooms 2 Baths, split floor plan, golf view, large balcony, $159,900. 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths, fully remodeled, view of new Hallandale Beach City Marina, on high floor. Large balcony, $189,900. Lots of amenities. No rentals or pets permitted.

FAIRWAYS RIVIERA CONDO ON DIPLOMAT PKWY. FAIRWAYS RIVIERA CONDO ON DIPLOMAT PKWY. FAIRWAYS R IV IERA CONDO ON D IPLOMAT PKWY.

Linda Marx Realty

SANDY ROKER • 786-306-1597 Call NOW! Call NOW! Call NOW!

CANONGATE BUYER’S DELIGHT!! BUYER’S DELIGHT!!

Large 3/2 Over 1900 Sq. Ft. Marble Floors, Huge Master, 2 Walk In Closets, Large Patio,

Valet Service, 24-Hour Security. R EDUCED TO $89,5 00!!

CONNIE SILVER CONNIE SILVER CONNIE SILVER 954-558-5263 954-558-5263 954-558-5263 Keyes Co. Keyes Co. Keyes Co.

FOR SALE - Imperial Towers 1/1, 3 rd F loor, 1825 Building ••••••••••• $139,900 1/1,1017 Fl, Awesome Vus, Completely Upgraded & Furn. S/S & Granite Kitchen. A Must See Unit!! Buy Of The Year !••••••••Non Neg. $125 K FIRM PENDING PENDING

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APARTMENTFOR SALE

DIPLOMAT RESIDENCES

Fab. 3/3.5, 14th fl, E.vu 2 balcs, marble/wd fls, $1,350,000.

Halprin Realty(954) 817-4919

MALAGA TOWERS2/2.5, 2400sf updatedunit, new kitchen,granite countertops.All tile flooring, huge balcony, pool/Oceanviews. Only 4 units perfloor. Newly paintedbuilding. High Impactwindows & doorsthroughout unit.Washer/Dryer in unit. Owner (954) 249-0982PARKER PLAZA

Low fls, 2/2, w. vu,$180K. N. vu. tile/wd fls, mid $200’s.


WINSTON TOWERSOn-Site Resale Office

TOWER 100Lg 1/1.5, “15” line,great views, lovely,move-in condition,asking only $174,900Winston Towers Realty

(305) 935-1500

APARTMENTTO RENT

MERIDIAN APTS.2900 N. 26th AVE.

HOLLYWOOD,FLORIDA 33020

MOVE-IN SPECIAL!MOVE IN BY JAN. 15

$775 - 1 BRNO APPLICATIONTILL APPROVED!!

$300 DEPOSITREQUIRED WITH

APPROVALDON’T MISS THISGREAT OPPORTUNITY!!

(954) 927-5433INCOME AND AGE RESTRICTIONS

APPLY.

SUPER BARGAINNice 1 Bedroom Apt.Near Ramada.$800. Electric Incl.Yearly. $800 Last.$100 Security.

(954) 629-4486

APARTMENTFOR SALE

2080 FOR SALE2/2, lg cor unit, wd fls,granite kit/baths,beaut.cond., 1500 sf. w/d,dogs ok, low $400’s.

Halprin Realty(954) 817-4919HEMISPHERES

BN 2/2, cor, $200K-$225K, neg, furn/unf.,low & mid fl avail.ON 1/1.5, mid fl, s. vu, $220K, furn, also $300K, gorg! Hi-fl.ON 1/1.5, south vuunfurnished $200K.BS 14th fl, s. vu, 1/1.5$150K. motivated.low fl $125K neg.


SITUATIONWANTED

ELDERLY CAREOver 18 years exp-erience, loving anddependable. Profes-sional. I have a car.CALL SHARON:(954) 294-1464

HHA/COMPANIONLive in/out, or 4 hours a day. Experience,references available.Call: (954) 962-1288

NURSES AIDECOMPANION

Over 30 yrs exp., livein/out, days/nights,references available.Paulette: (754) 235-2346Jackie: (954) 961-9624

HOUSEFOR RENT

SUNRISE HOME5 Br. 2 full baths.Totally remodeled.Modern kitchen w/dishwasher andmicrowave, centralA/C. Fenced yard.$1875/ mo.

(954) 581-6963

ROOMFOR RENTAVENTURA

Beautiful room, furn-ished, bath and kit-chen use. Cable andelectric included.In beautiful area.

(954) 732-8141AVENTURA

$500 mo., will lowerfor companion/handy/gardener,decent, non-smoker.Call daytime only!(305) 932-1093

APARTMENTTO RENT

EDEN ISLESSUNNY ISLES

1/1.5, furnished.Annual rental.Asking $1050.Winston Towers Realty

(305) 935-1500EFFICIENCY

A/C, no furnished.Cable, parking, $475 per month.1 person.No smoking.Maria: (954) 455-7561HALLANDALE BEACHQuiet, gated location.Beautifully furnished.Cheerful 2/2, amen-ities, 55+, no pets.$1195 mo. Annual.

(201) 247-3537HALLANDALE

Remodeled 1 Br 2 Ba,spectacular views.10th floor, secure waterfront building, $1,100 per month.

(954) 243-5544HALLMARK

Lg 2/2, hi-fl, facingOcn, furn, upgrd kit& baths. Full srvcbldg., in-dr pkg.Todd Miller RealtyFerne Zam: (954) 336-8476Off:( 954) 437-5001 X: 2035HEMISPHERES CONDO1/1.5, furn’d, highfloor, great view,includes A/C, cable,gym, water, pkg.Pepe & Martha Peña

(954) 734-7274(305) 261-1945

oceandreamsrealty.com

HOLLYWOOD - 1/1Completelyandnicelyfurnished, just bringtoothbrush,pool,2ndfloor,assignedparking,$900/mo., annual.

(954) 261-5028

HOLLYWOOD HILLSPrivate home, pool,all hardwood floors.Personmust be clean.All utilities, HBO andwireless included.$800/month, annual. Joan: (954) 605-8641

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Caring for the special needs of dementia call for an extraordinary balance of professionalism and sensitivity. With this in mind, Coolidge Palms’ memory care provides residents a home-like atmosphere of warmth, acceptance and understanding. We provide care for residents with dementia, and other related diseases, such as Parkinson’s, post-stroke and others.

A full schedule of events includes crafts, games, shopping trips, barber and beauty shop visits, and other regular activities, on campus and off. We pamper our residents with therapy sessions, with the use of hot cloths, hand and facial massages. Don’t forget to ask about our “Spa Day” with a licensed massage therapist and our “Walking Club”. There is weekly entertainment, picnics in the park, Saturday barbecues at Coolidge Palms with family and outside friends invited, and regularly scheduled services with neighborhood religious leaders.

Being in our eleventh year of operations, Timeless Life Care locations are always nearly at capacity. This success has been due to the basic principle of servicing and pampering our residents. Our staff-to-resident ratio exceeds any other facility of its type. Shared room rates starts at $1,495.00 per month, and includes all amenities. Private suites start at $1,995.00 per month. “Having funds is always a challenge, we provide assistance with funding programs such as Long Term Care Diver-sion Program and the Veteran’s Administration, based upon eligibility.”

Coolidge Palms is an intimate eighty one resident Assisted Living Facility nestled at 2057 Coolidge St., Hollywood, in the vicinity of Sheridan Street and Dixie Hwy.

Coolidge Palms, a member of the Timeless Life Care managed locations, is working hard to keep Florida seniors out of nursing homes. Coolidge Palms is a charming community designed to help those who need assistance with activities of daily living. Just like family, we provide the help they need to maintain a rich, full life while remaining as independent as possible. Our single goal is to provide a resort-like environment, filled with beauty, security and loving care.

We treat each of our residents as individuals who are entitled to respect, time and attention. We offer an exclusive and secured environment tailored to each individual, with amenities such as a botanical garden with exterior seating, spa-like restrooms, grand piano lobby, library fully equipped with a resident computer and billiard pool room.

Coolidge Palms has exceeded expectations in fulfilling an ever growing need to keep seniors out of nursing homes by providing high levels of assistance with activities of daily life in a beautiful home-like environment.

While most assisted living facilities have a policy requiring residents to be independent in their activities of daily living, Coolidge Palms accepts residents who are low functioning and requiring maximum assistance with activities of daily living. Activities of daily living include: bathing, dressing, grooming, ambulation, continence, eating, as well as dementia.

Coolidge Palms is equipped with the most state-of-the-art equipment and systems. The kitchen is designed, built and equipped to include the latest industrial grade convection ovens, steam tables, heating lamps, ice making machines and more. The facility has a 24-hour emergency response system with nurse call devices located at each bed and in each bathroom.

The building has an integrated fire protection system to include fire sprinklers and early

warning features, monitored 24 hours each day by a central monitoring station. The individual rooms are completely furnished, including television and telephone. The bathrooms are all substantially in compliance with ADA and feature the latest in design for “roll-in” showers.

At Coolidge Palms, it doesn’t take long for you to feel like you are at a resort. Our residents are surrounded by those who truly care. Living here becomes so much more than simply getting help with a few daily activities. It’s about receiving that personalized care within a very special neighborhood filled with very special people.

As people experience Coolidge Palms for the first time, we often hear how comfortable they immediately feel. Of course, one of the main reasons for that feeling is our residents themself. They are quick to reach out to new neighbors and friends. Another reason for this unsurpassed level of comfort is our outstanding staff. At Coolidge Palms, you will be served by an exceptionally dedicated and caring professional staff who genuinely loves what they do, and it shows!

The services rendered well surpass the requirements set by law. Timeless Life Care Owner, Greg Anderson commented, “this is a 24 hour 7 day per week schedule, staffed with certified nurse assistants (CNA). Our resident care coordinators have a minimum of a bachelor degree, which will assist with keeping medications in order, follow through with doctors and other health care professionals, including blood work and x-rays. We help to complete any medical testing and get the results back to the doctor and coordinate the follow-up visit.”

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

Coolidge Palms Assisted Living Resort, a Timeless Life Care Community

Tel: (954) 266-4015 or (305) 799-4524 E-Mail: [email protected]

Website: www.CoolidgePalms.comL I F E C A R EA Timeless Life Care Community

COOLIDGE PALMS Assisted Living Resort

Page 1D Thursday, January 26, 2012 INSIDE: FOOD • HALLANDALE PAGE

ORANGE-GLAZEDCHICKEN WINGS

1 cup(s) fresh orangejuice (from about 2 or-anges)2 tablespoon(s)grated orange zest(from about 3 oranges)6 cloves garlic,minced1/4 cup(s) soy sauce1 tablespoon(s)brown sugar1 1/2 teaspoon(s) salt1/2 teaspoon(s) fresh-ground black pepper4 pound(s) chickenwings

1. Heat the oven to400°F. In a large bowl,combine the orangejuice with the orangezest, garlic, soy sauce,brown sugar, salt, andpepper. Add the chickenwings and toss to coat.2. On two large bakingsheets, arrange thewings in a single layer.Reserve 1/4 cup of theorange mixture andspoon the rest of themixture over the wings.Bake for 20 minutes.Turn the wings over andbaste them with the re-served orange mixture.Cook until just done,about 10 minuteslonger.3. Menu Suggestion:

Serve this finger foodwith a vegetable thatyou can also eat withyour hands, such asstrips of raw fennel or ji-cama.4. Test-Kitchen Tip:When you grate the or-ange zest, remove onlythe orange layer of theskin, leaving the bitterwhite pith behind.5. Wine Recommenda-tion: Sweet, salty andhot, this dish reallyneeds a wine with goodacidity, moderate alco-hol and just a touch ofsweetness. Look for alow-alcohol Germankabinett riesling or asemi-dry riesling fromthe Finger Lakes regionof New York.

TOMATILLO-POBLANO

GUACAMOLE1 large poblano chile4 medium tomatillos,husked1 small onion, minced1 clove(s) garlic,minced1/4 cup(s) choppedcilantro, plus 1 table-spoon leaves for gar-nish1 tablespoon(s) freshlime juice3 Hass avocados,diced

Salt and freshlyground pepperBaked tortilla chips,for serving

1. Preheat the broiler.Put the poblano on abaking sheet and broilas close to the heatsource as possible,turning once, untilcharred all over, about 4minutes. Transfer thepoblano to a small bowl,cover tightly with plasticwrap and let stand for 5minutes. Rub the skinoff of the chile with apaper towel and discardthe stem and seeds.Cut the poblano into1/4-inch dice. Transferall but 1 tablespoon to amedium bowl.2. In a metal bakingpan, broil the tomatillos,turning once, until lightlybrowned, about 3 min-utes. Transfer thetomatillos to a foodprocessor and puree.3. Add the tomatillopuree to the dicedpoblano along with theonion, garlic, choppedcilantro, lime juice andhalf of the avocado;mash well with a fork.Add the remaining avo-cado and mash lightly.Season with salt andpepper. Transfer the

guacamole to a servingbowl and top with thereserved 1 tablespoonof diced poblano andthe cilantro leaves.Serve right away withbaked tortilla chips.

SPANISH SHRIMP-AND-SAUSAGESKEWERS

1/4 cup(s) extra-virginolive oil2 tablespoon(s) sherryvinegar3 clove(s) garlic,crushed through apress2 teaspoon(s) smokedsweet paprika1 teaspoon(s) groundcumin1/2 teaspoon(s) hotred pepper flakes1 pound(s) fullycooked spicy pork orpoultry sausage, cutinto 12 chunks12 jumbo shrimp,peeled, deveined, andshell tails intact8 thick scallions, cutinto 16 (3-inch)lengths16 large fresh sageleaves1 large yellow bellpepper, cut into 16pieces1/2 teaspoon(s) salt* Accompaniment:

prepared yellow rice

1. Whisk oil, vinegar,garlic, paprika, cumin,and pepper flakes in amedium bowl; addsausage and shrimp,tossing to coat. Let mar-inate 20 minutes atroom temperature.2. Drain pork andshrimp, reserving mari-nade. Thread scallions,shrimp, sage leaves,sausage, and bell pep-per pieces alternatelyonto 12-inch skewers.Season skewers withsalt.3. Grill over medium-high heat, turning skew-ers and basting withreserved marinade, 6minutes, or until shrimpare just cooked through.Serve with yellow rice.

MOM’S MACARONI &CHEESE

1 package(s) (8ounces) elbow maca-roni3/4 cup(s) (about 11/2 slices bread) freshbread crumbs4 tablespoon(s) butteror margarine, melted1 small onion, finelychopped1 tablespoon(s) all-purpose flour1/4 tablespoon(s) drymustard

1 teaspoon(s) salt1/8 teaspoon(s)ground black pepper1 1/2 cup(s) milk8 ounce(s) (2 cups)Cheddar cheese,shredded

1. In 3-quart saucepan,cook macaroni as labeldirects. Drain well.2. Preheat oven to 350°F. Grease 9-inch squarebaking dish or casse-role. In small bowl, tossbread crumbs and 2 ta-blespoons melted butteruntil moistened. Setaside.3. To saucepan, add re-maining 2 tablespoonsbutter over mediumheat. Add onion andcook until tender, about5 minutes. Add flour,mustard, salt, and pep-per; stir until blended.Stir in milk; cook, stir-ring, until thickened. Re-move from heat; stir incheese.4. Spoon macaroni intoprepared baking dish.Pour cheese sauce overmacaroni. Sprinklecrumb mixture over top.Bake until bubbly andtop is golden, about 20minutes. Let stand 15minutes for easier serv-ing.

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One of the most antici-pated events of the newyear will take placearound HallandaleBeach from Monday,March 12th through anawards ceremony onMonday March 19th.Welcome to the 2012City of HallandaleBeach Senior Champi-onships.The week-long event,

which will test skill, andof course luck in every-thing from poker to ten-nis to basketballshooting.

If you are a Hallan-dale Beach resident andare 55 years and older,this is something yousimply cannot miss.

Here is a rundown ofdaily events:

MONDAY, MARCH12th

• Poker Tournament,Mardi Gras Casino, 831N. Federal Highway(12-2 p.m.). Cost: $5.(Minimum 30/Maximum60 registrants).

• Bowling Tournament,Holiday Lanes BowlingCenter, 106 E. Pem-broke Road. (4-6 p.m.).Cost: $5. Include twogames, plus shoes –men and women. Totalpins. No handicap.(Minumum 15/Maximum30 registrants).

• Table Tennis, CulturalCommunity Center, 410S.E. 3rd Street. (10a.m.). Cost: $5. Singles

men and women. 15point games. (Minumum15/Maximum 30 regis-trants).

• Dominoes, CulturalCommunity Center, 410S.E. 3rd Street. (10a.m.). Cost: $5. Domi-noes Double 6 andDouble 9. (Minumum16/Maximum 32 regis-trants).

TUESDAY, MARCH13th &

WEDNESDAY,MARCH 14TH

• Tennis Tournament,Golden Isles TennisCenter, 100 Egret Drive.(9 a.m.-12 noon). MenʼsDoubles, Womenʼs Dou-bles, Mixed Doubles.Cost: $5. Register as ateam or be placed.(Maximum 20 regis-trants).

THURSDAY, MARCH 15th

• Bocce Tournament,Golden Isles TennisCenter, 100 Egret Drive.(9 a.m). Menʼs andWomenʼs Doubles.Cost: $5. (Maximum 40registrants. Minimum 20teams).

FRIDAY, MARCH16th

• Rain day fortennis/bocce ball.

• Basketball Shoot,O.B. Johnson Park, 900N.W. 8th Avenue. (12-2 p.m.). Cost: $5.Best 25 free throwshots. Men and women.(10 registrants).

MONDAY, MARCH19TH

• Award Ceremony andContinental Breakfast,The Cultural CommunityCenter, 410 S.E. 3rdStreet. No charge forparticipants. Guest: $5.(first come, first served).RSVP required byMarch 2, 2012.

If you register early(January 26-February17), you will pay just $5per event. In addition,you will receive one t-shirt. For those whoregister late (February20th through February

24th), it will cost $10 perevent. A t-shirt is notguaranteed.

There will be no walk-ins on the day of theevent.

To participate, you willneed proof of Hallan-dale Beach residencyand meet the age re-quirements (driverʼs li-cense, utility bill,passport, birth certifi-cate).

Register at The Cul-

tural Community Center,410 S.E. 3rd Street,Hallandale Beach, Fl.33009 (Monday-Friday,8 a.m.-6 p.m.). Cash,check or credit card(Master Card/Visa) willbe accepted for pay-ment.

No refund unlessevent is cancelled.

Rained out events willbe announced forrescheduling. Partici-pants will receive awardcertificates for their par-ticipation in the events.Additional informationon the events will beprovided to the contest-ants prior to competi-tion.

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CITY OF HALLANDALE BEACH SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS – 2012

Fire Hydrant FlushingHallandale Beach Fire Rescue will be flushingfire hydrants in the Northeast section of the Cityin January. This process is necessary to ensure,for your safety, there is adequate water pressureand flow in the event of a fire.

Flushing the hydrants may temporarily causean orange tint to your water. This in no way indi-cates any contamination of the water but maycause discoloration in your wash and is only atemporary condition. During this period, pleaseopen your faucets and check for discoloredwater.

Should the water continue to run discolorationlonger than five to ten minutes please contactthe Water Department at (954) 457-1632.

Free Christmas TreeCurbside Pick-up

The City of Hallandale Beach will be doing afree Christmas tree curbside collection servicefor all residents of the city. The service will con-tinue every Thursday until February 24, 2012. Tohave your tree picked up you need to remove allthe ornaments and the base and set it on thecurb.

After February 24, 2012, trees can be droppedoff on Saturdays between the hours of 8:00 AMto 12:00 PM. Location for drop off is 630 NW 3rdStreet. Proof of residency will be required.

Please contact the Sanitation Division at 954-457-1616 with any questions.

For more information, please call the Department of Parks and Recreation at

954-457-1452.

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