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South Florida’s 7th annual Boating & Beach Bash for People with Disabilities (http://boatingbeachbash. com) celebrated Wounded Warriors, kids and adults with physical and/or intellectual challenges, Saturday March 21, 2015, at Spanish River Park in Boca Raton, Fla. As the nation’s largest, free fun-day for those with physical and/or intellectual challenges and their caregivers, the Boating & Beach Bash exceeded all expectations this year. Smiles, laughter and tears of joy were seen and felt as more than 5,000 guests were treated as VIPs without judgement or exclusion.

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• Boca Tribune publisher Douglas Heizer announced that all ads in next week’s paper will be free. APRIL FOOLS!

• From Kevorkian to 2015, the Right to Die with Dignity is the luncheon program of the Gold Coast Tiger Bay Club with attorney Jeff Brown presenting the need for a bill in the state legislature, similar to Oregon, 11:30 a.m. April 8 at City Fish Market, Glades and the Turnpike. RSVP at www. goldcoasttigerbayclub.com/registration or call 561.852.0000 for more information.

• In addition to the announcement last week that Benihana is slated to go into the former Denny’s in the Westwind Shopping Center at the southeast corner of 441 and Glades Road, the new building just built in front will house Pei Wei, Verizon, Mattress Direct, Vision Works and European Wax. • The Boca Del Mar Improvement Association has dropped its suit against building on the closed Mizner Trail golf course, paving the way for the development to proceed of new homes, town houses and condominiums on the 130 acre site.

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“And it is impossible to please God without faith.

Anyone who wants to come to him must believe that God exists and that he rewards those who sincerely seek him.”

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made during hurricanes Jeanne and Wilma.

• Watch Barry Epstein live with guests to win free tickets to the Cinemark Theatres. This week’s guests are The Stroke Research Foundation founder and Managing Director and author of Stroke Victor Bob Mandell and Ducerus founding member J. Jay Greene. You can be on too to promote your business and we send a link of your segment to put on your website and send out in emails to prospects and clients for only $150. It also goes out on Vimeo, Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter and YouTube. Taping is 5 p.m. Tuesdays at the bylnetwork.com. Call 561.852.0000 for details.

• The FAU Living Room Theatres movie club meets every Wednesday at 7 pm.

There is no membership fee to be a part of the club, you simply buy tickets to the movies/days you wish to attend. Go to http:// faulivingroomtheaters.com/movie_club.cfm.

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• West Boca Leaders meets April 1, 6 pm at a new location, IHOP, sw corner of

• Boca Leaders East meets April 1 and every Wednesday, 7:45 a.m. to 9 a.m. at the Corner Bakery Café, 2240 NW 19th St. #800 in the Boca Glades Plaza, just west of I-95. No dues, no fees, no mandatory meetings, just pay for your own breakfast. Bring business cards and friends.

• Reception for outgoing Boca City Councilwoman Constance Scott benefitting the Boca Police Athletic League is 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm April 2 at The Waterstone Resort & Marina ballroom, 599 E. Camino Real. Tickets are $50. RSVP at http://www. eventbrite.com/e/constance-scott-appreciation-reception-tickets-16016315230?fb_action_ids=10203947204657601&fb_action_ types=og.shares.

• Youth Activity Center founder and director Ellen Vahab won the Women’s Chamber of Commerce Annual Giraffe Award at a Kravis Center luncheon.

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• Town Center at Boca Raton plans to relocate valet parking areas and reconfigure the main entrance area on the north side of the mall, after City Council approved an amended site plan.

• Critics are calling the golden parachutes for top brass Office Depot execs who are slated to stash an eye-popping $85 million in severance if the takeover by Staples goes through obscene. CEO Roland Smith, who has been with the firm only 18 months, pockets the largest chunk of $46 million, while the proposed merger will close hundreds of stores, lay off thousands of people and hundreds at Boca Raton’s Office Depot headquarters wiped out. The FTC is also requesting additional information, which will delay the merger further and could still be denied.

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With boat tours, free food, live musical performances, kite flying, painting, obstacle courses, a “Kids Play Zone,” wheelchair yoga, and dance classes, wholesome family fun was delivered in abundance to all in attendance.

Kicking the day off at 10 a.m., members of Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club in Boca Raton, were joined by other boat owners from across South Florida in treating guests to 30-minute boat rides along the Intracoastal Waterway. A BBQ lunch was served to everyone providing necessary fuel for a day of fun in the sun. Amid the Bash’s many games and activities, guests were entertained by an all-day concert and separate musical performances by celebrity DJ’s Korey’s Krew and the Royal DJs, both featuring DJ’s with Cerebral Palsy.

New this year was the addition of the Body, Mind and Spirit Center where participants had the opportunity to learn wheelchair yoga, laughing yoga, stretching and meditation, as a way to reduce stress and better

cope with health and wellness issues. Bash organizers even provided a Quiet Path where guests could sit in a jungle like setting to relax and appreciate the beauty of Spanish River Park.

“Every year, I am taken back by the generosity of all the hardworking volunteers who make the Bash possible. They went above and beyond this year to make it our best Bash yet,” says Boating & Beach Bash Executive Director, Jay Van Vechten. “Not only did we fill all the public parking spaces in the park, at one point we counted 160 cars and vans parked on the grass, with lines of cars waiting to enter the park. It felt like the Magic Kingdom on a busy Saturday.

We’ve never seen the event so well attended. None of this would have been possible without the selfless dedication of our more than 400 volunteers and many supporters.”

Chris P. Bacon, the nationally recognized pig with paralysis who has wheels in lieu of hind legs was a special guest this year giving inspiration to all in attendance. More than 30 community organizations were also

on site including McDonald’s, Pinecrest Rehabilitation Hospital, Gift of Life Bone Marrow Foundation, Florida Amputee Support Team, MarshMellow Dreams, Achieve Inspire Motivate, Thumbs Up, The Spanish River Paddle Company and many more.

The Boating & Beach Bash for People with Disabilities is run by the American Disabilities Foundation, a 501(c)3 charity. There are no salaries and no overhead, because everyone involved works from their home, meeting up as needed to stay organized.

The Bash is made possible by private donations and support from South Florida organizations and volunteers.

For more information or to make a tax deductible donation to the Boating & Beach Bash for People with Disabilities go to http://boatingbeachbash.com. Follow the event on Facebook https://www.facebook. com/boatingbeachbash. To volunteer or sponsor next year’s event, contact Jay Van Vechten at (561) 715-2622 or at jay@boatingbeachbash.com. Or write him at PO Box 99, Boca Raton, FL 33429

Boca Raton City Council Welcomes Rodgers, Name Weinroth “Deputy Mayor” After his rather surprising victory in last month’s election, Jeremy Rodgers was officially sworn in at Boca Raton City Hall on March 31st alongside Councilman Robert Weinroth, who was elected to a three-year term on the City Council unopposed.

The crowd packed the Council Chambers on Tuesday to welcome newcomer Rodgers and to thank term-limited Councilwoman Constance Scott on her job well done.

“When we started this, no one gave us a chance,” Rodgers said to the crowd. “We had a tough road, it’s not often you face being outspent 10 to one, go against the establishment and find yourself sitting up here.”

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One of the first orders of business for the new Council Members was naming a new Deputy Mayor, to fill the role left by termlimited Scott.

The Council voted on naming Councilman Weinroth the new Deputy Mayor of the of Boca Raton.

After a few more decision were made, one of which was Councilman Scott Singer returning to his position as chairman of the Community Redevelopment Agency, the council adjourned to the City Hall courtyard where the official Council photograph was taken and the grow was able to enjoy refreshments and speak to their elected officials.

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The Boca Raton Tribune Founded January 15, 2010

DOUGLAS HEIZER, Publisher

Editorial C. RON ALLEN: Interim Editor PEDRO HEIZER: Managing Editor

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By C. Ron Allen

Congratulations, Thanks to 2015 African-American Achievers I think it is safe to say that every weekday between 6 and 10 a.m., more South Floridians tune to Hot 105.1 (WHQT- FM) than any other radio station in the market. The Arbitron ratings confirm the syndicated Tom Joyner Morning Show as the people’s choice.

Among the personalities is Rodney Baltimore, who gives a voice to the people and organizations that serve and make a difference in our area.

Rodney, one of the most trusted and recognized voices on morning radio locally, will be among four inspiring community leaders who will be honored on Wednesday, April 15, for their contributions to South Florida.

They join a long list of local luminaries who have received the prestigious African-American Achievers Award, started 23 years ago by automotive legend the late Jim Moran.

The free ceremony will be at 6:15 p.m. at the Broward County Convention Center.

HOT 105.1 listeners know how much Rodney cares and goes above and beyond his duties of a radio announcer. It is not unusual to see him out at a community event on his day off and he volunteers as the master of ceremonies at events in the tri-county area.

What many do not know, is that Rodney - a judge for several years - was nominated numerous times for the honor. He however

yielded to others he felt were more deserving. Not this year though. As he got a break from judging, an independent panel of community leaders - including former Achievers - from the tri-county area unanimously tapped him as the 2015 Community Service honoree. (For full disclosure, I was a 2006 recipient of this honor and one of this year’s judges).

We reviewed more than 200 nominations from around South Florida after an extensive public outreach campaign and chose the best in each category.

In the field of Arts & Culture, local Jazz legend Melton Mustafa is the winner. The internationally known trumpeter, arranger and composer has served as the director of jazz studies and an associate professor at Florida Memorial University. He teaches his students music composition and the rich history and culture of jazz as well as inspires the next generation to strive for greatness. Many have become noted musicians in their own regard.

His commitment to the arts extends into the community as well. Melton works with atrisk youth in South Florida, helping ensure their access to instruments while fostering a passion for music.

The Business & Entrepreneurism honoree is Lou Ella Jordan, who learned early in life

about the challenges and rewards of hard work. Born to migrant farmers, she grew up in Belle Glade and began toiling in the fields throughout elementary school as a farm laborer. She got a break in high school to work for the local grocery store. Realizing that knowledge was the key to breaking the cycle of poverty, she began assuming increasing responsibility until she was in charge of inventory control and vendor relations, in addition to handling day-today operation. Lou Ella invested her spare change and bought a neighborhood grocery store. She became the first minority-owned retail concessionaire at Palm Beach International Airport in 1984. Today, she and her daughter, Tarra Pressey, (a 2007 honoree) lead Tarra Enterprises, a partner in 60 stores and restaurants at five airports. Lou Ella is also committed to the development and advancement of minority entrepreneurs. She is the vice president of Girls II Women, a nonprofit that educates, inspires and motivates underserved girls to pursue educational and professional opportunities.

Capt. Barrington Irving will be honored in the category of education.

A magna cum laude graduate of Florida Memorial University, Irving is a teacher and role model who shepherds the careers of so

many students.

At age 23, this young man became the youngest person and only African American to fly solo around the world in a singleengine airplane in 2007. The 30,000-mile journey took him to 27 cities, 13 countries and four continents.

This pioneer in education is revolutionizing online learning by piloting the world’s first Flying Classroom. He founded the dynamic educational nonprofit, Experience Aviation, and set up the Experience Aviation Learning Center that continues to offer STEM-based programs and career guidance to middle and high school students in the Miami area.

More impressive, he did all this before he turned 28.

Once again, JM Family and subsidiaries, Southeast Toyota and JM Lexus, will donate $10,000 in each Achiever’s name to the charity(ies) of his or her choice. To date, JM Family has donated more than $400,000 to charitable organizations in the names of its African-American Achievers.

Congratulations to this year’s well-deserved unsung heroes as 2015 African-American Achievers and welcome to the fraternity!

C. Ron Allen can be reached at crallen@delraybeachtribune.com or 561-665-0151.

POSITIVE LIVING

By Dr. Synesio Lyra, Jr.

Make Finishing Well Your Aim! When you come to the end of your earthly journey, what monuments shall you leave behind to impact others? How many altars shall you have erected to celebrate your own fruitfulness in your lifetime? Will you have real fruit to show or only leaves to display?

These questions are raised because all human creatures are placed on earth for a variety of reasons, with each individual wired uniquely to fulfill specific purposes. To that end, three actions are expected of everyone: to make decisions, to make progress, and to make a difference. Any individual is capable of doing all three.

Obviously, this is not what appears in the report card at the conclusion of a person’s

earthly pilgrimage. Many people may go through life in its entirety without being able to make any meaningful decision, and though several attempt it, some often do it wrongly. Quite a few are incapable of advancing in any direction, about anything.

Moreover, making a difference is something which not many consider, and fewer yet make it real.

All humans are called upon to travel the path assigned to each. But since humans are social creatures, their paths always intersect with those of others, so that experiences may be shared, examples may be emulated, and mutual encouragement exchanged.

Any activity for which proper planning

occurs at every step of the way has every reason to succeed. Yet, any period of glory is not guaranteed to be maintained indefinitely; past achievements are not necessarily today’s reality, much less tomorrow’s performance.

One needs to make decisive provisions for the continuing success of an enterprise, since one may be taken away from its production and command at any time.

Many stop at peak performance and, then, reach a plateau from which a decline can easily emerge. In my lifetime I have repeatedly observed how many individuals quickly descended from hero to zero; they lacked staying power, many were devoid of a moral compass, with several also destitute of com-

mon sense, people skills, and the additional resources which can ensure victory at the finishing line.

Throughout life, gains do not necessarily define you, just as losses should not diminish anyone. The essential factor is to know who you are, with all the assets and limitations which every individual possesses; to recognize barriers not as the end of the line, but merely as signposts to better things still ahead if you proceed amidst all challenges!

Plan to finish well, for anyone can. Just follow this sound advice I once read: “Do the very best you can with what you have, where you are now!” God will do the rest and ensure triumph at last!

Dr. Synesio Lyra, Jr. is a Florida resident who, for many years, was a professor at the post-graduate level. He is a writer, a sought-after conference speaker, a man who lived in five continents of the world, having received his education in four of them. When he resided in southern California, he wrote a weekly column for the daily “Anaheim Bulletin,” which was carried for about six years, until he moved to south Florida.

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PALM BEACH COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION

Boca Ballet Theatre Announces The Sleeping Beauty

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CAR TUNES CLASSIC CAR SHOW Experience the fairytale of all fairytales, where good triumphs over evil, in Boca Ballet Theatre’s enchanting production of The Sleeping Beauty. The performances will feature guest artists Bridgett Zehr, Principal dancer with English National Ballet & National Ballet of Canada, and Nehemiah Kish, Principal dancer with the Royal Ballet in London. This special presentation is staged by BBT’s Co-Artistic Director, Dan Guin, after the original choreography of Marius Petipa, and set to the music of Peter Tchaikovsky. The Sleeping Beauty, acknowledged as the most lavish and extravagant of all classical ballets, will delight both young and old!

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Boca Ballet Theatre welcomes back guest artists Shannon Smith and Sanjay Saverimuttu, who will also be featured in the production. From special guest artists to Boca Ballet Theatre dancers, The Sleeping Beauty is dramatic and romantic – a performance that you will not want to miss!

Performances are Friday, May 1 @7:30pm, Saturday, May 2 @ 7:30pm, and Sunday, May 3 @2:00pm at Florida Atlantic University’s University Theatre (777 Glades Road, Boca Raton 33431). Tickets range from $25 (children/seniors) to $35 (adults). For tickets and more information please call 561.995.0709 or visit http://bocaballet. org/box-office/.

Facebook Post Results in Arrest of St. Patrick’s Day Kegs Thieves CAR ENTHUSIASTS BRING YOUR RIDE!

By CRA News Service

Authorities are crediting a posting on a PALM BEACH COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS social media site for the arrest of two PRISCILLA A. TAYLOR, MAYOR; PAULETTE BURDICK, VICE MAYOR; HAL R. VALECHE; men they say stole more than $750 worth SHELLEY VANA; STEVEN L. ABRAMS; MARY LOU BERGER; JESS R. SANTAMARI of kegs, beer taps and equipment from a Mizner Park bar on St. Patrick’s Day. “Since we have a very tight-knit local customer base, we’re asking for your help to identify these two thieves,” according to a post on the Kapow! Noodle Bar’s Facebook PALM BEACH COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS page. “We would chalk it up to just being PRISCILLA A. TAYLOR, MAYOR; PAULETTE BURDICK, VICE MAYOR; HAL R. VALECHE; drunk and stupid on St. Paddy’s Day, but SHELLEY VANA; STEVEN L. ABRAMS; MARY LOU BERGER; JESS R. SANTAMARI they were escorted off property earlier that evening” by Mizner Park security.

Kapow! Noodle Bar offered a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest of a EVENT HOTLINE: (561) 488 -8069 pair of thieves.

FACEBOOK.COM/SUNSETCOVEAMPHITHEATER The theft occurred around 2:30 a.m. on March 18, Boca Raton police said. The men entered the back entrance and could be seen in surveillance photos hauling the PALM BEACH COUNTY BOARD OF equipment from the establishment.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS “Good News for us… We know everyone,” SHELLEY VANA, MAYOR; MARY LOU BERGER, the Facebook post said. “Bad News for VICE MAYOR; HAL R. VALECHE; PRICILLA A. TAYLOR; STEVEN L. ABRAMS; them… We know everyone.”

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in the photos on Facebook and called the Crime Stoppers tip line.

An officer went to Gonzalez’s home in Deerfield Beach but he was at work in Fort Lauderdale. Gonzalez later told police that he and his friend, Bryce Sander, 20, of Pompano Beach, had “blacked out from drinking,” according to the arrest report.

Gonzalez also told police that Sandler “was bringing the stuff back,” police said.

Sander told police than when he woke up he saw the equipment but didn’t know where it came from. After seeing the Facebook post, Sander said that he realized the equipment came from Kapow! Noodle Bar and returned it, police said.

Both men were released from the Palm Beach County Jail Saturday after each posted $4,500 bail.

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Boca Society Happenings

Charlotte Beasley

Charlotte’s Travels Downtown Boca Rotary Clubs Honor Your Doctor Luncheon

Photos by Charlotte Beasley

Today I attended the Downtown Rotary of Boca Raton’s Honor Your Doctor luncheon at the Boca West Country Club. There was a very large crowd and as we went into the main dining room I was honored to be seated at the head table with Helen Babione who started this fundraiser years ago. Many Boca Raton Doctors were honored and flowers were presented to Helen Babione

and several others. There was a live auction conducted by Neil Meany of Tiffany and Co. Christine Lynn a top sponsor and chairperson of this event won several prizes as well as several of the ladies seated at her table. Dr. Barry Davis received the 2015 Doctor of Distinction Award. Congratulations to all the Doctors.

Uncle Tai’s owners, Howard and Evelyn Tai

Downtown Rotary’s incoming President, Jon Kaye and outgoing President, Frank Fieler

Marilyn Swillinger and Charlotte Beasley

Helen Babione with Boca Regional Hospitals, Jan Savarick

Ben Kreiger, Kim Champion and Dr. Ron Rubin

Charlotte Beasley, Boca City Councilman, Bob Weinroth and Christine Lynn

Marleen Forkas and friend

Former Boca Raton Police Cheif, Andrew Scott and Robin Trompeter

Helen Babione and FAU Medical Students

Mayor Susan Haynie and Vice Mayor, Constance Scott

Dedication of East Boca Raton Chabad Ceremony I attended the dedication of the new East Boca Raton Chabad and My Israel Center to be built at 770 E Palmetto Park Road in Boca Raton. The land, the former site of one of my favorite restaurants, La Vielle Maison, was donated by Irwin and Judy Litwak in memory of the Litwak family whom the Chabad will be named for, Harry and Celia Litwak Chabad Center. Rabbi Ruvi New will head up the new Chabad and he had a vision that one day 770 E Palmetto

Park Rd. would be the site of the Chabad as 770 Eastern Pkwy in Brooklyn, New York is the Chabad Headquarters. There were several dignitaries in the huge crowd including, Consul General of Israel, of Miami, Chaim Shacham, and many others.

Rabbi New introduuced the architect Derek Vander Ploeg who designed the building as well as a member of the Freidus family who gave a huge donation for the center to be built.

Robert Fraiberg, Arlene Herson and Yaacov Heller

My friend, Johann Leigh and Irwin Litwak friends since they were children

Rabbi New’s wife and daughters, Hannah, wife Ahuva and Mushka

Pam Weinroth with Rabbi New’s Wife, Ahuva

Rabbi New with a member of the Friedus family who gave a huge donation for the center to be built

Consul General of Israel, Chaim Shacham with a plaque designed by Yaacov Heller

Marilyn Gardner, Jeremy Rodgers, Johann Leigh, Karen Burke and Charlotte Beasley with a box of matzoh from Israel given to all who attended.

Architect Derek Vander Ploeg who designed the Chabad, Charlotte Beasley and Irwin Litwak who donated the land for the Chabad to be built

New Boca Council Member, Jeremy Rodgers, Yaacov Heller and Council Member, Bob Weinroth

Dr. Ron Rubin, Kim Champion, Sue and Yaacov Heller

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By Robert J. Tamasy

By Christina A. Karas

Take Advantage of The Saving Years

Rooted Together For Strength I have never seen firsthand the huge sequoia trees, also known as California redwoods, which grow in the western United States. However, I recently learned about a characteristic of these trees that contributes not only to their incredible height but also to their extraordinary longevity.

These trees have been known to grow well over 300 feet tall (not including their root system), up to 26 feet in diameter, and many have lived well beyond 1,000 years. To what do scientists attribute their amazing size, durability and lifespan? One of the most important factors, I discovered, is their root system. Sequoia trees intertwine their roots with other sequoias, enabling them to share strength and resources necessary for their growth and health. They are better equipped for enduring adversity as well.

What if we were to function more like sequoias in the business and professional world? There is a tendency to emphasize independence and individual achievement.

We hear about the “rising star” in the office or company, the person that stands out for exceptional performance. There is nothing wrong with recognizing those that stand out, but a reality in nature and everyday life is in virtually every instance, we can accomplish more together than we can in operating by ourselves.

Despite mantras such as “it is all about me” and “I did it my way,” there is something very gratifying and rewarding about working together as a team, complementing one another with our respective strengths and abilities, and offsetting our weaknesses. Every visionary leader needs good administrative and clerical people to accomplish their objectives. Idea people need skilled communicators to convey their ideas effectively.

Accomplished sales people would be of no

value without the capable staff poised to make the products they sell.

The Bible emphasizes this principle of pooling resources and mutual strength for a greater outcome. Here is a sampling of what it says about working together for the common good, much as huge sequoias merge their root systems to maximize their growth: Joining together to provide needed support. We need each other. Isolation and insistence on operating independently can ultimately lead to discouragement and lack of motivation. “And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds. Let us not give up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but let us encourage one another” (Hebrews 10:24-25).

Sharing resources for mutual benefit. In a competitive world we are tempted to seek our own advantage, at times at the expense of others. But short-term gains can result in long-term losses. Working together, sharing assets and strengths, can lead to substantially greater benefits for all.”And do not forget to do good and to share with others, for with such sacrifices God is pleased” (Hebrews 13:16).

Teaming up to achieve greater results.

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Boca Raton Synagogue Wins Guinness World Record

Boca Raton Synagogue and Guinness Book of World Records recently announced that the South Florida synagogue holds the record for the world’s largest Talit, Jewish prayer shawl.

The idea for a large Talit first came up in 2012. “We had an idea to create a massive Talit to be used on the holiday of Simchat Torah, when it is customary to have all of the children, under the age of Bar and Bat-Mitzvah, come under the Talit and receive a special blessing,” said Matthew Hocherman, Executive Director of BRS. “ In previous years, men would use their personal prayer shawls and hold them together to make one very large talit.”

The Talit was created not only for the special prayer but also as a way for parents and

grandparents to add their children’s names to it. “The idea was to be able to have a child under the Talit, look up and see his or her name,” added Hocherman.

The Synagogue enlisted the help of Tami Katz of Boca Judaica to create the 1,471.74 sq. ft. Talit that was unfurled for the first time in 2013. After its second year in use, Mr. Hocherman realized it was probably the largest of its kind and contacted Guinness World Records. On March 5, 2015, the synagogue received notification that they did in fact set a world record with their prayer shawl.

“We are blessed to have close to a thousand children in this Synagogue, which necessitated a Talit of this size,” said Rabbi Efrem Goldberg. “While we are proud of the record, we hope to break it ourselves because we will need a bigger one to fit even more children.”

In honor of their grandchildren, three corners of the prayer shawl have been generously sponsored by Dr. Robert & Judith Bruckstein, Dr. Merv & Elaine Jacobs and Saul & Bobbie Friedman.

Savoring the Avenue

By CRA News Service

More than 1,000 people sat down and had dinner together along Delray Beach’s At-

lantic Avenue for the 7th annual Savor The Avenue on Monday.

A 1,369 foot long table, which stretched from Swinton Avenue east to Fifth Avenue (U.S. 1), was set up like an endless dinner party.

Nineteen of the town’s best restaurants showcased their wares in an outdoor fourcourse dinner with wine, chatter and an opportunity to see the avenue from a perspective one never usually see while crossing the street.

The event was originally set for March 26 but was rescheduled until Monday because of predicted rain.

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Boca Youth Baseball Coach Arrested on Child Porn Charges

By Jason Schwartz

A 41-year-old Boca Raton youth baseball coach was arrested and faces two dozen counts of child pornography charges, according to an arrest report.

Broward Sheriff ’s Office detectives working with South Florida Internet Crimes Against Children arrested Daniel Scott Saull, 41, on Jan. 9 as part of a three-month investigation, deputies said.

Investigators searched his Coral Springs home and found videos and pictures of mostly girls ranging in age from 1 to 12 years old engaging in sexual activity with adults and other children, according to the arrest report.

Investigators also found cannabis and two glass pipes containing cannabis residue, deputies said.

Saull is facing 24 counts of possession of child pornography and one count of compiling computer pornography. Deputies said he also faces charges for possession of cannabis, and possession of drug paraphernalia related to the marijuana found in his home.

Several electronic devises were seized from Saull’s home and will undergo forensic exams, which may result in additional charges, deputies said.

Saull is the only occupant of the home at 11560 Northwest 56th Drive, Apt. 107, Coral Springs.

Boca Raton Assistant City Manager Mike Woika said Saull was a volunteer coach with his son’s youth baseball team as part of the city’s youth baseball program. He was not paid and was only involved with his son’s team, which met from February to May 2014, Woika told the Sun-Sentinel.

He said the city does background checks on everyone involved in its youth sports programs, and officials have no reason to think any children involved in the league were harmed.

“We’re looking into it ourselves,” Woika told the newspaper.

Saull’s name also allegedly came up during a Homeland Security child porn investigation in 2004, according to official documents.

No additional information on that case was available, sheriff ’s officials said.

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While “Pippin” is set in the ancient Roman Empire at the time of Charlemagne, its existential dilemma is very contemporary.

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3/25/2015

$567,000

Lake House

875 E Camino Real 11-D

3/26/2015

$575,000

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3/26/2015

$575,000

Palm Beach Farms

1399 SW 15th Street

3/25/2015

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OLD FLORESTA

399 Paloma Avenue

3/25/2015

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Town Place Club Villas

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3/27/2015

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3/26/2015

$931,000

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3/26/2015

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3/23/2015

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On Saturday, March 28, Boca Raton Football held an invitation-only tryout to players hand-picked by the coaching staff ahead of the 2015 American Premier Soccer League Season.

“The talent pool has been deep for us so far,” said general manager and head coach, Marcelo Castillo. “Boca Raton has such a great number of youth and college talent that this team will be one of the best in the league.”

Players from the United States Under-20 National Team and former professional

player alike came together in order to suit up for their hometown team.

Open Tryouts will be held on April 11th at Boca Raton High School and is open to anyone interested in becoming part of history in Boca Raton.

Castillo will be looking to identify male soccer talent at the player trials, with a possible spot on the Boca Raton FC 2015 squad roster at stake.

“This is the first step in defining the Boca Raton FC squad,” said Castillo. “Our team will represent Boca Raton and our region

and we committed to finding local and regional talent to be an integral part of that squad. Both Coach Lolo, Coach Robbie and I are greatly looking forward to evaluating that local talent at our Open Tryout and the possibility of identifying local and regional players to come on board and contribute as part of our final squad.”

The tryout date at Boca Raton High School,1501 NW 15th Ct, Boca Raton, FL 33486, is Saturday, April 11 at 9:00 am Male hopefuls interested in attending the Open Tryout must pre-register and can do

so below. The registration fee to participate in the tryout will be $25 per player, and must be made online during the registration process. Spaces at the open tryouts will be limited and by pre-registration only. Early registration is encouraged.

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Boca High Falls to Park Vista 2-1

By Jake Di Pippo

On Saturday, March 28th the Bobcats of Boca Raton competed, very well I should say, in what was one of the biggest games in program history. The Park Vista Cobras, who as of Monday are the second best team in the entire nation according to MaxPreps.com, beat Boca High for the second time this year in nail biting fashion by a score of 2-1.

The Highly anticipated matchup between two of the top three teams in Florida’s class 8A standings was originally scheduled to be played Friday night, however mother nature had other plans, as strong winds and heavy rain forced officials to reschedule the game for Saturday afternoon.

Hundreds of fans, parents and scouts packed in at Boca Raton Middle School, where seating was almost impossible to find. Most fans stood the entire time, however that didn’t seem to matter as the game moved at exceptional speed. For those who love defense and great pitching, this was the perfect game for them. Austin Smith was on the mound for Park Vista. The Florida Atlantic University commit was dominant throughout. The 6’4, 215lbs right handed pitcher hit almost every spot his catcher gave him. I found myself standing next to a representative of the Kansas City Royals, who was clocking Smith with a radar gun.

From the few pitches I was able to get a glimpse of, Smith was hitting the 90mph mark rather routinely. For those who do not know a lot about high school baseball, 90mph at this level is fascinating and will certainly draw attention from the pro teams.

The bobcats, who were seeking to avenge

the extra inning loss earlier in the season to the Cobras, struggled to get runners on base early. However in the bottom of the third, after getting a runner in scoring position, which came rare on Saturday, Bobcat and future Miami Hurricane Michael Amditis stepped up to the plate. Amditis, the most productive offensive player for Boca High, who is tallying a .561 avg. with 6 homers and 26 RBI’s coming into the game, connected on of Smith’s fastballs, sending a rope to left field. Since the entire Park Vista outfield was giving Amdits the much earned respect by playing with their backs nearly on the wall, the left fielder was able to make the play, but had no chance of getting the tagging runner from third base. Boca took a 1-0 lead.

Boca Raton had a dominant pitcher of their own on the mound. Jagger McCoy, the 6’2 hard throwing lefty was sensational in his own right. With only 1 run to work with, McCoy was asked to completely shutdown the nationally ranked Cobras, an almost impossible task, and he nearly did just that. After not surrounding a single run for the first 5 innings, McCoy was pitching with great rhythm and confidence. The combination of his fastball and off speed pitches kept the cobras off the scoreboard for the majority of the game. This was the case until the top of the 5th inning. With no runners on, Joe Genord of Park Vista hit a shot they may not have landed yet.

The solo homerun cleared the left-center field fence, and the game was tied 1-1 just like that. The entire Park Vista dugout erupted with joy, as the fans who made the trip began cheering and

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