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Rotary Club of Downtown Boca Raton Announces Mayor’s Ball

The Rotary Club of Downtown Boca Raton is pleased to announce the Inaugural Boca Raton Mayor’s Ball honoring the elected officials who exemplify Rotary International’s motto, “Service Above Self ” and the City’s visionaries past and present who have elevated the community. The black-tie gala will be held at Broken Sound Club on Saturday, October 17, 2015, with an sumptuous epicurean dinner and live music provided by the Steve Chase Band. Funds raised through the event will support the health and wellness needs of nonprofit organizations in the City of Boca Raton through the Rotary Club’s formal grant application program. Continue on page 3

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West Boca Medical Centers Lauded for Maternity Care Service

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Race to Stop Domestic Abuse at AVDA’s 16th Annual Race For Hope see page 5

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Fort Lauderdale Strikers Marcelin Named to Haiti’s Gold Cup Squad see page 15

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Do not envy the wicked, do not desire their company; for their hearts plot violence, and their lips talk about making trouble. Proverbs 24:1-2 tethered when away from home. That ends the past exception allowing dogs to go without leashes if they are considered obedient enough to follow owners’ commands. Just say, ‘No’” could turn into “Just say, ‘No big deal’” when it comes to marijuana in Palm Beach County. Possessing a small amount of marijuana would become a minor infraction instead of a criminal offense under a proposal Palm Beach County officials agreed to explore. The idea is to allow law enforcement officers to issue civil citations, similar to traffic tickets, instead of filing criminal charges when one is found with a small amount of marijuana. Panhandlers, fundraisers and campaigners will have to stay off Palm Beach County roads and medians under new rules to keep people from mingling with traffic. Anyone collecting money, passing out pamphlets or waving signs would have to stay on sidewalks and road shoulders and can no longer wander among lined-up cars at busy intersections. Breaking the rules could trigger penalties up to a $500 fine or 60 days in jail,

though the Sheriff ’s Office maintains that warnings will come before handcuffs and tickets. The new rules that the County Commission approved apply to roads outside city limits, but local cities could opt to impose them as well. Gary Rack, of GR Restaurant Management Group, and his wife, Videl, have listed their five-bedroom, six-bath, 10,424-squarefoot Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club home featuring a wine room, two-story rotunda, infinity pool, and 110 feet of deepwater frontage and dock for $7.495 million. Robert Marton has received the James and Marjorie Baer Outstanding Young Leadership Award for his outstanding efforts on behalf of the Federation and the Jewish community. The award was presented by Marjorie Baer and Richard Steinberg at the Federation’s 2015 Annual Meeting. Anne Jacobson has been elected Chair Designate of the Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County, a newly created position on the Board.

Dr. Robert Watson, Lynn University American Studies professor, author and prolific speaker, was awarded the gold medal known as the IPPY for U.S. history books at the 19th annual Independent Publisher Book Awards. He won the award for his 36th book, “America’s First Crisis: The War of 1812”. Ben Berger is the new Executive Chef and Tommaso Frenquelucci is the new manager of Mariposa, located in Niemen Marcus, 5860 Glades Rd. Boca. The science playground at Sugar Sand Park in Boca has closed after the city determined repairs were needed and major renovations were about to begin, but the carousel and tot will remain open. The reopening is projected for next spring. Leashes are now a dog-walking requirement for Palm Beach County pooches. New countywide rules require keeping dogs

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Community Inaugural Boca Raton Mayor’s Ball Scheduled for Saturday, October 17th at Broken Sound Club

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The “George Long Awards”, named for the City’s first appointed mayor in 1924 whose devotion to the Boca Raton was renowned, have been established and will be presented to an individual and an organization that have championed the tradition of bring-

ing indelible visionary ideas to Boca Raton. The Rotary Club Downtown Boca Raton Mayor’s Ball Committee in collaboration with distinguished Honorary Advisors will receive nominations and select the award recipients. The event’s Honorary Chair is Mayor Susan

Haynie. Honorary Advisors include former mayors Honorable Susan Whelchel and Honorable Steven Abrams, who currently serves as a Palm Beach County Commissioner; Boca Raton Deputy Mayor Robert Weinroth; Former Deputy Mayor Constance Scott; and Council Members Michael Mullaugh, Jeremy Rodgers and Scott Singer. Under the leadership of Co-chairs Kari Oeltjen and Jon Kaye – and following the lead of Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach, where Mayor’s Balls have been annual events for several years – the Rotary Club Downtown Boca is excited to bring such an event to Boca Raton. “The Mayor’s Ball is a tribute to those who have made this community the best it can be and the generosity that continues to make a difference in the lives of so many,” said incoming Rotary Club Downtown Boca President Jon Kaye. “In collaboration with Mary Csar and the Boca Raton Historical Society we envision the Mayor’s Ball as opportunity for participants to enjoy and enhance their appreciation of the City’s history and bold visionaries,” said Co-Chair and Rotary Club of

West Boca Medical Centers Lauded for Maternity Care Service By CRA News Service A report released recently by Healthgrades, the nation’s most trusted, independent source of physician information and hospital quality outcomes, named West Boca Medical Center a recipient of both the 2015 Obstetrics and Gynecology Excellence Award and the 2015 Labor and Delivery Excellence Award. This also marks the ninth consecutive year that the hospital has been a recipient of the Healthgrades Maternity Care Excellence Award. It has also earned several other awards for its patience care including an “A” Hospital Safety Score from the Leapfrog Group five years in a row, as well as the 2014 Kids Crown Award for Best Emergency Room in Palm Beach County. “We have a longstanding reputation for providing outstanding care to women and babies in the community,” said Mitch Feldman, the hospital’s CEO, said in a news release. “These distinctions are proof of our commitment to delivering high quality services on a daily basis.” Healthgrades analyzed patient outcome data for virtually every hospital in the 13 states that provide all-payer state data from 2011 through 2013, according to the release. Healthgrades found that the variation in hospital performance makes a significant difference in terms of clinical outcomes: • From 2011-2013, if all hospitals in the 13 states included in this analysis, as a group, performed similarly to hospitals receiving the Labor and Delivery Excellence Award, on average, 92,883 patients experiencing

one or more in-hospital complications could potentially have been avoided. • Further, from 2011-2013, patients treated in hospitals receiving the Labor and Delivery Excellence Award, have, on average, a 35.1 percent lower risk of experiencing a complication while in the hospital than if they were treated in hospitals that did not receive the Labor and Delivery Excellence Award. • From 2011-2013, if all hospitals in the 13 states included in the analysis, as a group, performed similarly to hospitals receiving the Healthgrades 2015 Obstetrics and Gynecology Excellence Award, on average, 100,905 patients with one or more in-hospital complications could potentially have been avoided. • Additionally, from 2011-2013, patients treated in hospitals receiving the Obstetrics and Gynecology Excellence Award have, on average, a 34.4 percent lower risk of experiencing a complication while in the hospital than if they were treated in hospitals that did not receive the Obstetrics and Gynecology Excellence Award. “When selecting a hospital, access to quality information can mean the difference between life and death, so it’s more important than ever that consumers research their choice,” Evan Marks, chief strategy officer for Healthgrades, said in a release. “Consumers can have confidence that West Boca Medical Center has demonstrated an established commitment to maternal, obstetrics and gynecological care.”

Downtown Boca Raton founding member Kari Oeltjen. The black-tie gala will be held at Broken Sound Club on October 17, 2015, with an exclusive epicurean dinner and live music provided by the Steve Chase Band. Funds raised through the event will support the non-profit organizations in the City of Boca Raton through a formal grant application program. Boca Raton Mayor’s Ball committee members include: next year’s co-chairs: Penny Morey and Lewis Fogel –along with Carole Boucard, Deborah Freudenberg, Alan Kaye, Linda Petrakis, Robin Trumpeter, Tracy Clark, Marleen Forkas, Ingrid Fulmer, Ken Kaylor, Dr. Ron Rubin, Janice Williams, Frank Feiler, Rick Howard, Brian Long, Howard Tai and Michael Walstrom. A Host Committee is in formation. For sponsorship and underwriting opportunities as well as ticket reservations, visit www.rotarydowntownbocaraton.org or contact Deborah Freudenberg at 561-299-1429, email Deborah@thefreuds.com.

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Has Superman Finally Arrived? It’s been two weeks now since School superintendent Robert Avossa began as the district’s education chief and already many are raising eyebrows. Facial expressions do not clearly convey their thoughts, but in the back of their minds, some are optimistic. I have been speaking to employees, parents and stakeholders. And what I have been hearing from them and seeing are expressions of hope: Hope that finally Palm Beach County School District will increase its ranking in long-term student success among other districts in the state, hope that the graduation rate of African American boys will mirror those of other similar districts in the country, and hope that instead of suspending students for trivial infractions, teachers will deploy strategies to get them more engaged and develop a love for school and learning. My goals is for 90 percent of Palm Beach County students to graduate on time; 85 percent of Palm Beach County’s seniors will be eligible for admission to a college or university in Florida; and 100 percent of Palm Beach County’s graduates will be work-ready.

Like many in the news media, I am somewhat cautious – largely because that’s a natural instinct for us and secondly, this is South Florida, the hotbed of flimflam artists who are always trying to make a quick dollar at the expense of hard-working taxpayers. I must admit, I am impressed by Avossa. I have spent much of my career here in Palm Beach County, and among my varied assignments was covering the school system. In fact, I date back to superintendent Tom Mills in 1988. And I cannot recall the time when a new or interim superintendent held a forum at the onset to hear from the stakeholders. As part of his 90-day plan, Avossa is conducting a series of public shows where he is listening to the community in all four quadrants of the county. In an effort to be transparent and open with teachers, students, and the public, he has taken to social media. He is tweeting and he wants to hear from his clients. There is no doubt that Avossa can do what it takes to achieve those expectations. He did it during his four years as the top cheese in Fulton County, Ga.

In fact, in talking to residents in both Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools in North Carolina and Fulton County, it was clear that Avossa was a no nonsense leader with a proven track record of increasing student achievement. In Fulton County, for example, within his first two years on the job, Avossa shook up the district’s top brass after discovering that too many of them were not prepared for the challenges. Nearly half of principals and school leaders either left the district, were fired, or retired. And in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, one of the largest systems in the country, where he served as chief strategy and accountability officer, an area superintendent and as chief of staff, the district experienced significant student achievement improvement under his watch. Already, I have seen some signs of his vision, with the movement of principals from high achieving schools to lower performing schools. Some have bristled at that move – but if you want to raise the level of those schools, who best to do so than proven leaders. After all, it’s either use resources

from within or bring in your own, which would not sit too well with many. We all agree things need to improve, but again, do not expect changes too soon. A ship does not turn at the same pace as a car or even a semi-tractor trailer. It will take some time to cultivate a culture of excellence. Someone said that they feared there will be challenges from the union. That’s a given. That’s the union’s role. But I am sure he is skilled enough to work for the union. After all, his first order of business day one on the job after getting his coffee was meeting with the union. Now, that was a brilliant move. Avossa has a tall order to fill, but based on the dance at the honeymoon, my gut feeling is that he will meet all expectations. Only time will tell is he is a superman or rather the superintendent who will move Palm Beach County from being ranked at 11th by niche.com, a 13-year-old website that had previously ranked colleges, to being in the top fifth in the Sunshine State.

POSITIVE LIVING By Dr. Synesio Lyra, Jr.

Learn to Communicate Better! Having a vocabulary is essential for all human interactions. It is with words that we share our accumulated knowledge, and communicate our deepest emotions about any issue important to us, or a new idea being considered by us. People remain free to convey such feelings, or not, but it is with clearly formed phrases that our evaluation of any situation can best be expressed, and our personal opinion made known! Again, we need the right words if what we say is to be understood and a positive impact made! Nevertheless, there are situations in life when the most loquacious persons find

themselves at a loss for words which best verbalize their mindset at a particular moment. It is also true that sometimes a person’s actions speak louder than words. Children, which might fail to employ the magic words “thank you” after receiving a present, may still manifest their enormous gratitude, but in a way unique to them! Most often, it comes by the interest immediately shown for the gift, by the manner of treating the gift, and by a variety of other positive reactions to it, short of the specific, appropriate terms of appreciation. Right words, however, remain the best

vehicles to express one’s thoughts and anything a person wishes to communicate. Some people may utilize bumper-stickers on their cars, wear T-shirts with a message, carry posters or banners to manifest their opinions on a variety of concerns. Yet, words coming directly from a person’s mind and mouth are most preferred. This is so, especially, in conversations between individuals. Developing a good vocabulary is the most adequate way for anyone to select the right words in any interpersonal, human exchange. And the most effective manner to be in control of language is through much

reading and the quick employment of new terms learned, as one converses with others, writes in a diary, produces an article or essay, or utilizes public platforms to address any audience. Using the right words in any situation is always the most ideal route to follow. Addressing any issue with clarity seldom leaves any doubt in people’s minds as to what is being conveyed. The communicator is the one responsible to make the ideas fully lucid, for the benefit of readers or hearers. This is especially significant when the goal of what is conveyed demands action.

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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Museum Offers Summer Programs Race to Stop Domestic Abuse at AVDA’s 16th Annual Race For Hope for Entire Family By CRA News Service

For families looking for fun things to do this summer when the kids are out of school and the weather is too nice to be cooped up inside watching TV, the Spady Cultural Heritage Museum in Delray Beach has announced a series of events to entertain the entire family all season long. The activities, which are quite affordable, include a cultural empowerment camp for the children and an outdoor groove fest where people can dance and relax without breaking the bank. On July 18 from 7:30 to 10 p.m., summertime fun-seekers can enjoy music and food in a casual backyard setting with family and friends at FUNK-SWAY. The mini-music fest, which is in collaboration with Smooth Bounce Entertainment, features DJ Samore and a live band that delivers dynamic R&B, jazz and Latin sounds. “FUNK-SWAY is our chance to give residents an event where they can bring their family, relax and enjoy summer with a relaxed vibe,” Charlene Jones, museum director, said in a news release. “We hope this will be the kind of mini-music fest that Delray Beach is known for.” Food will be on sale at the event, which will be on the Spady Museum Complex lawn, 170 NW 5th Ave. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs. Cost is $10 at the gate. Cash will be the only acceptable method of payment. Parents seeking a way to occupy the kids

during the downtime at home can choose the Museum’s Youth Cultural Empowerment Camp from July 7 through Aug. 13, at the museum. The hours are from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Museum officials say children, ages 8 to 13, will keep their brains active with activities such as field trips, history workshops and seminars in photography, theatre, yoga and live performances. It will culminate in an exhibit installation and opening of the youth’s work and a performance that will be open to the community. Funding for the camp is provided, in part, by the Community Foundation of Palm Beach and Martin Counties, the Lattner Family Foundation, Inc., The Office Depot Foundation and The Florida Council for Social Studies Endowment, in support of Historical Preservation and Education. Registration fee is $50. And with front row seats to some of the city’s best sights and landmarks, the Ride & Remember Trolley Tour will take riders through the historical districts of Delray Beach on July 11 and Aug. 8. Cost for the two-hour, narrated tour aboard an air-conditioned trolley, is $20 per person. The tours are from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. The trolley is funded with support from State of Florida Division of Cultural Affairs, Palm Beach County, Tourist Development Council, and Cultural Council of Palm Beach County. For more information, to register for the camp or for tickets, call 561-279-8883.

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AVDA (Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse) (www.avdaonline.org) will hold its 16th Annual Race for Hope, presented by Marshalls on Saturday, October 10th at Anchor Park in Delray Beach. The race, which is held in conjunction with Domestic Violence Awareness Month, is expected to draw over 1,000 runners, walkers, spectators, and volunteers. Now in its 16th year, AVDA’s Race for Hope challenges local businesses, schools, and organizations to form teams. Race participants can set up fundraising pages for themselves or for a team. Teams or individuals who raise the most money are presented with awards. AVDA is also accepting “No Sweat” donations from individuals who wish to donate or fundraise from the comfort of their home. AVDA is a Town of Palm Beach United Way Funded Partner. Festivities will include music and prizes. For the fourth year, The Original Pancake House will sponsor a pancake breakfast for both participants and sponsors. Liz Quirantes of WPEC CBS 12 will serve as the official mistress of ceremonies for the event. “Victims of domestic violence need somewhere to turn, in order to find a way out of an abusive situation,” said Jean Magrella AVDA Board Chair and Chair of the Race for Hope. “AVDA’s Race for Hope is not only an important fundraiser that helps support our services, but an opportunity to let someone who needs help know that there is somewhere to call and a place to go.” Special awards–the “Hometown Hero”

awards—will once again be given to the fastest male and female police officer and fastest male and female firefighter in the 5k run. All police officers and firefighters on active duty in Palm Beach County are eligible to compete to be a “Hometown Hero.” Hometown Hero discounts are available with current ID. Online registration in going on now through Friday, October 9th at noon. Please visitwww.avdaonline.org to register. Race Day registration begins at 6:30 am, immediately followed by the 5K and 10K at 7:30 am and Kid’s Dash at 8:30 am. Registration prices range from $10-$30 per person and increase to $10-$35 on October 5th. Sponsors currently include Marshalls, the Vegso Family Foundation, Airamid Health Services/Kane Financial Services, AmWINS Brokerage of Florida, The Ahrendts Family, Avenue Pilates, Spodak Dental Group, Grau and Associates, Delray Beach Elks Lodge, Miller Physical Therapy, and Robert Half, Delray Downtowner, The Original Pancake House, and Gizzi’s Coffee. Media Sponsors include WRMF, WIRK, WFTL, WMEN, WMBX, and WEAT. Sponsorship opportunities are available at all levels. For more information visitwww. avdaonline.org or call 561-265-3797 ext. 109. Proceeds from the Race for Hope benefit AVDA’s 24 hour hotline, emergency shelter and Casa Vegso Transitional Housing facility as well as the outreach, educational and prevention programs offered by AVDA throughout Palm Beach County.

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Picasso At The Wheel Tour With The Fray & Matt Nathanson

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West Palm Beach, FL; Train - Picasso At The Wheel Tour, with The Fray & Matt Nathanson, perform at Cruzan Amphitheatre on June 7th to a vibrant and sold out crowd

FAU’s “The Royal Family” Opens on June 26 Florida Atlantic University’s Department of Theatre and Dance presents Festival Repertory Theatre 2015. The comedy “The Royal Family” will run from Friday, June 26 through Saturday, July 25; the musical “She Loves Me” will run from Friday, July 3 through Sunday, July 26; two big band concerts will be presented on Saturday, July 18 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, July 19 at 2 p.m.; and a Piano Gala will be featured on Saturday, July 25 at 5 p.m. All shows are at the University Theatre and Studio One Theatre at 777 Glades Road, Boca Raton campus. Tickets can be purchased at www. fauevents.com or by calling 800-564-9539. A full schedule of the performances can be found at www.fau.edu/festivalrep. “The Royal Family” is a rollicking comedy that offers a thinly-veiled parody of the legendary Barrymore Family (particularly John and Ethel Barrymore) – stars of stage and screen. Written by the comic team of George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber, the play is a joyous romp exploring the eccentricities of one of America’s most “royal” families. Nominated for a TONY Award in 2010 for Best Revival of a Play, “The Royal Family” is a real crowd pleaser. “She Loves Me” is considered by many to be the most charming musical ever written. The play is set in a 1930s European June 26 - July 2, 2015

perfumery, where rival clerks Amalia and Georg unwittingly fall in love after responding to a “lonely hearts advertisement” in the newspaper. The play, which was nominated for five TONY Awards in 1964 and the Olivier Award for Best Musical Revival in 1993, was the basis of the film “You’ve Got Mail.” The music for the play was written by Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick, who also wrote the music for “Fiddler On the Roof,” and the book was written by Joe Masteroff, who also wrote the book for “Cabaret.” Festival Repertory Theatre also includes two big band concerts featuring hits from the 30s, 40s and 50s presented by the FAU Swing Era Jazz Band; and a four-piano extravaganza. “Festival Rep,” now in its 17th year, will once again feature professional equity actors working alongside FAU’s finest graduate students in their last production before they graduate and enter the world of professional theatre. The professional actors include Barry Tarallo and Megan Buzzard. Tarallo has appeared in five Broadway shows, and many regional plays and musicals; Buzzard appeared in the national tour of “The Music Man” and in several regional musicals

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“Me and Earl and the Dying Girl.” No, it does not sound like a barrel of laughs. However this small independent film is quite funny, dealing with such a touchy subject, and at times it is moving and even profound. “Me and Earl etc.” was adapted from the 2013 young adult novel by Jesse Andrews by director Alfonzo Gomez-Rejon, who previously showed an affinity for young people by directing eight episodes of “Glee.” The “Me” of the title is deadpan narrator Greg Gaines, a 17-year-old Pittsburgh high school senior, played by Thomas Mann. Greg is awkward, alienated and disaffected and even proud that he is not part of any high school clique. His best and seemingly only friend is Earl (RJ Cryer II), who shares Greg’s love of old art house and B movies. Since childhood Greg and Earl have been making crude parodies of famous movies with pun titles such as “400 Bros,” “Seven Seals,” “Breathe Less” and “A Sockwork Orange.” The dying girl of the title is Rachel Kushner (Olivia Cooke, in a touching, never overwrought performance)). Greg knew Rachel back in Hebrew School. One fateful day Greg’s mom (Connie Britton) solemnly tells Greg Rachel has been diagnosed with leukemia, and says it is his duty to visit her. Greg is none too pleased about this duty, but when he sees Rachel in her room full of pillows he immediately likes her. His affection for her will grow, and he even introduces her to Earl and shows her some

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of the silly films they have made. That’s enough about the plot. There are some interesting supporting characters; particularly Greg and Earl’s favorite teacher, a tattooed too-cool-for school guy named Mr. McCarthy (Jon Bernthal). Greg’s dad (Nick Offerman) is called a sociology professor, but he does not seem to do much of anything. Rachel’s mother (Molly Shannon) obviously has a drinking problem, but nothing is made of it. Then there is the resident weirdo, Ill Phil, played by Masam Holden and the obligatory pretty girl, Madison, played sympathetically by Katherine C. Hughes. Perhaps I related a little too closely to self-loathing Greg, for I too love movies, made a few of my own, and never felt like I fit in with high school life. I am not alone though, for “Me and Earl and the Dying Girl” won both the Grand Jury Prize and the Audience Award for U.S. Drama at Sundance 2015, where it got a standing ovation. Rating: 1/2

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Charlotte Beasley

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Susan Whelchel Appointed to Research Park at Florida Atlantic University Governing Authority

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Luxury Networking Party At Alpine Jaguar Luxury Networking Group had a fairly large turnout at Alpine Jaguar in Fort Lauderdale. III Forks catered the event with

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The Research Park at Florida Atlantic University announces that Susan Whelchel, former mayor of the City of Boca Raton, has been appointed to serve on the Florida Atlantic Research & Development Authority. Nominated by Commissioner Steven Abrams, Whelchel was appointed unanimously by the Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners on June 2, 2015 for a four year term beginning on June 8. Separately, nominated by Commissioner Chip LaMarca, Lonnie Maier was re-appointed unanimously by the Broward County Board of County Commissioners,

An Evening with Dr. Ben Carson A huge crowd attended a wonderful cocktail party at the Marine Max yacht showroom in Pompano Beach where the guest speaker was Dr. Ben Carson. This event was put on by the Broward Rep. Party. Dr.

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also on June 2, 2015. During her tenure as mayor, Whelchel worked to ensure a strong relationship between the City of Boca Raton and Florida Atlantic University, the Research Park’s key community partner. Through the City’s strategic planning process, Susan continually supported policy decisions that championed the FAU football stadium, medical school, and the independent Research Park. As mayor, she received the Talon Award from Florida Atlantic University in 2012 for her long and distinguished career in public office. “Employment in the Research Park has reached 1,798 jobs at an average salary in excess of $87,000 and that represents a huge economic impact to Boca Raton and its surrounding communities,” said Whelchel. “The potential to help guide the ResearchPark to new sustainable growth is very exciting for me, and serving on the Authority will advance those efforts.” “We are fortunate to have former mayor Whelchel on the Florida Atlantic Research and Development Authority,” said Bruce Rosetto, Chair of the Research Park. “She is knowledgeable about the strengths of the Research Park, having played a pivotal role in helping the Park grow from her position of leadership in Boca Raton. Our Authority looks forward to her guidance as we implement our strategic plan for the future.”

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Why No Smiling In The ‘Olden Days’? As an expert on old photographs, I am often asked why people were not smiling in old photos. There are actually three theories. The first is that shutter speeds for cameras in photography’s early days were long due of slow film speeds, so people had to hold still for a number of seconds. The second theory is that dental hygiene was not good, so people did not want to show unsightly teeth. The first answer is somewhat true, but the second probably is not. There is a third possible explanation, most likely the real reason: To smile in a photograph was considered in poor taste. Here is a quote about that line of thinking from more than 300 years ago. “There are some people who raise their upper lip so high...that their teeth are almost entirely visible. This is entirely contradictory to decorum, which forbids you to allow your teeth to be uncovered, since nature gave us lips to conceal them.” - Jean-Baptiste De La Salle, The Rules of Christian Decorum and Civility, 1703. That is quite a statement. It sounds so contrary to our 21stcentury way of looking at the photographic grin. Thankfully, times change as so do styles of photography. Now it is rare, particularly in Western cultures, to see a photo of someone not smiling - especially if they want to look their best. This led me to wonder what is it that most commonly makes people smile, whether a camera is present or not. Certainly good humor can prompt a smile; just try laughing without smiling. Your face might explode! We smile when we see people we care for; when babies and little animals do cute things; when we see a captivating piece of art; listen to a rousing musical performance; see our favorite team score at the end of the game to salvage victory from certain

defeat; or receive a special surprise gift. We also smile when we receive a promotion at work, celebrate the formalizing of an important contract, or realize we have done something to enhance the life of another person. Did you know the word “smile” does not appear in formal translations of the Scriptures? In a Bible concordance, it goes directly from “smelling” to “smite.” Not a single “smile.” That does not mean God is opposed to smiling. There is no mention of smiling, but words like “laugh,” “laughing” and “laughter” are used 40 times. And we must assume if there was laughing going on, smiles were happening as well. Laughing is not always presented in a happy way. Speaking about people conspiring to rebel against God, Psalm 2:4 states, “The One enthroned in heaven laughs; the Lord scoffs at them.” Another time, however, laughter resulted in one of the biggest smiles in history. Sarah, the aging wife of Abraham, had given up hope of having a child. Then God promised them she would become a mother, and when their son, Isaac, was born, she said, “God has brought me laughter, and everyone who hears about this will laugh with me” (Genesis 21:6). Isaac, in Hebrew, means “laughter” or “he who laughs.” Most often the Bible speaks of joy, which we might consider “smiling on the inside,” even when things happening around us are unpleasant. James 1:3 says, “Consider it pure joy, my brothers, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know the testing of your faith develops perseverance. Perseverance must finish its work so that you may be mature and complete, not lacking anything.” So we can smile inwardly in adversity, trusting it will work for our ultimate good and help us to grow spiritually.

Guns on the Barbie? A couple of days ago I caught a flash on my computer’s internet news page that a Georgia public school in an Atlanta suburb had been invaded by yet another crazy SOB with an AK47. Having three grandchildren attending school in that general vicinity I started flipping from one new source to another, finally, about a minute later I learned that the school involved was not that of my Savannah, Shana, or Rebecca. Over the last few days the culprit was described as a mentally sick young man who had borrowed or stolen a friend’s AK47 (doesn’t everyone have one or want one?) He had entered to office section of the school with his gun and 498 bullets. Fortunately he was quickly discovered and did not have the skills he could have gained by attending one of the many NRA endorsed gun range facilities located within a few miles of any home in suburban America. Since this sick puppy had not bought the gun at a licensed store or less regulated weekend gun show there was no law which could have identified him as a crazy with an AK47 and a wish to kill children he did not even know, and with whom had no gripe. So there is no “All American” way to protect our children, elderly parents, or ourselves from a nut or a deranged jealous husband from killing our loved

Michael H. Gora has been certified by the Board of Education and Specialization of The Florida Bar as a specialist in family and matrimonial law and is a partner with Shapiro Blasi Wasserman & Gora P.A. in Boca Raton. Mr. Gora can be reached at mhgora@sbwlawfirm.com.

Jim Mathis is the owner of a photography studio in Overland Park, Kansas, specializing in executive, commercial and theatrical portraits, and operates a school of photography. Jim is the author of High Performance Cameras for Ordinary People, a book on digital photography. He formerly was a coffee shop manager and executive director of CBMC in Kansas City, Kansas and Kansas City, Missouri

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ones and friends with equal abandon. Let’s become Australians! Australia, the closest doppelganger to our own Wild West culture; where men were men and women carried guns too. (Note the past tense.) This gun toting country/continent had banned guns, state by state. On April 28, 1996, six weeks after John Howard was elected Prime Minister, Martin Bryant, a psychologically disturbed man, used a semiautomatic Armalite rifle and a semiautomatic SKS assault weapon to kill 35 people in a murderous rampage in Port Arthur, Tasmania. Within a couple of years, not without objection, gun ownership was virtually banned from coast to coast in this country of large metropolitan areas separated by rural frontiers larger than our own. Gun deaths by murder, accident, and suicide plummeted into oblivion. Are we to be denied this safe alternative because of the intentional misinterpretation of a badly written portion of our otherwise lovely Constitution and a very profitable business disguised as a not for profit, the NRA? There seems no way to adopt the Australian solution, but we can put some more shrimp on the barbie, and open a cold one as we await the next massacre at our own neighborhood school.

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Entrepreneur of the Year Awarded to Daniel Cane

By Stephanie Cornwell

CEO and Co-founder of Modernizing Medicine Inc., Daniel Cane was named the Entrepreneur of the Year in the Florida region’s Emerging category. Modernizing Medicine Inc. is the creator of the Electronic Medical Assistant (EMA), a cloud-based, iPad native electronic medical record (EMR) system. Modernizing Medicine was created in 2010 by Cane and Michael Sherling, MD, MBA, the co-founder and Chief Medical Officer, with the goal of developing a more efficient means to record and analyze patient information in a mobile, fast and effective way. EMA was designed by practicing physicians,

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Busy Night in Boca Yields Multiple Arrests In a one-hour timeframe Thursday evening, officers with the Boca Raton Police Services Department netted four suspects who were arrested for multiple charges, including armed robbery and burglary. Shortly before 8:00 pm, officers responded to 21170 St. Andrews Blvd, for reports of an armed robbery. When they arrived on scene, they met with the two female victims who said they were standing in front of First Watch talking when they were approached by the suspect armed with a knife. The suspect demanded the women turn over their purses, while he grabbed one bag. That’s when both females began screaming. The suspect, who took off running, was quickly located by a Boca Raton Police officer hiding behind a building a short distance away. George Kadera was charged with Armed Robbery and Aggravated Assault. Just before 8:30 pm, officers responded to 298 NE 23rd Street after a resident, who was walking his dog, saw a SUV backed

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MNM Productions Announces Upcoming Production MNM Productions today announced that its upcoming production of the award-winning musical SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM meets the eligibility requirements for consideration for the Carbonell Awards, South Florida’s most prestigious award for professional theater. The show will run for 10 performances July 30 through August 9 at the Crest Theatre in Delray Beach, and for five performances August 13-16 at the Kravis Center’s Rinker Playhouse in West Palm Beach. The four-star cast of audience favorites in this musical tribute to legendary Broadway composer-lyricist Stephen Sondheim has already earned a total of 13 Carbonell nominations and three wins: Shelley Keelor (two Carbonell nominations), Wayne LeGette (seven nominations, two wins), the twice-nominated Alix Paige and Leah Sessa (two ensemble nominations, one win). SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM is being produced by is being produced by MNM’s co-founders Marcie Gorman and Michael Lifshitz, with Bruce Linser serving as director and Paul Reekie (one Carbonell nomination) as musical director. “While this is only MNM’s second production, Michael Lifshitz and I have been actively involved within South Florida’s

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Resumes. Affordable and Effective! Email yours now to oncallresumes@aol.com for a free review. Handshake New York is a travel consultancy to inbound travelers to New York City. Email patrick@ handshakenewyork.com or call 212-729-1150. BIG SALE OF COUNTER-TOPS OF GRANITE & QUARTZ. CALL NOW!!!!! 1340 Neptune Dr., Boynton Beach FL 33426 P: 561 733 2151 • Fax: 561 733 2119 First Congregational Church of Boca Raton 251 SW 4th Avenue Boca Raton, FL 33432 Phone: 561-395-9255 Website: www.churchofbocaraton.org

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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church and School 701 West Palmetto Park Road Boca Raton, FL 33486 561-395-0433 Website: www.stpaulboca.com

1990 Mercedes Benz 560 SEL white, runs ok, has some rust and needs minor brake work. $2,700.00 Ken 954-242-6787

Center for Spiritual Living Boca Raton 2 SW 12 Avenue Boca Raton, FL 33486 561-368-8248 Website: Somboca.com Frontline Christian Center 901 W. Palmetto Park Rd Boca Raton FL 33486 561-706-5801 Website: www.frontlinechristiancenter.net First Baptist Church of Boca Raton 2350 Yamato Rd. Boca Raton, FL 33431 561-994-4673 Website: www.fbcboca.org Congregation Shirat Shalom PO Box 971142 Boca Raton, FL 33497 Services at Olympic Heights High School 561-488-8079 Website: www.shiratshalom.org

Free Trial of #1 Rated Air Purifier. Kill All Bad Bugs and Odors. $500. Jud, 561-756-2660. RCA Victor Antiqued retro wood Gramophone, brass horn. Rescued from attic. needs clean up. Bargain $75 cash and carry. 954-417-6135 Crowd Control Stands Black, 7.5ft.belt very good cond.for sale.I have 9 at $30.00 each. All nine for $225.00. Email florentinos296@gmail.com Antique oak sideboard $300., Solid wood bookcase $100., Flat screen TV w/ wood swivel stand $150. email kmill234@yahoo.com Coffee Glass Bevelled table with metal tan sides in perfect condition 42 inches by 42 inches and 18 inches tall, $125 call or text, 561 239 0891.

Revival Life Church 4301 Oak Circle Suite 11 Boca Raton, FL 33431 Services at Don Estridge Middle School 561-450-8555 Website: www.revivallifechurch.org Grace Community Church 600 W. Camino Real Boca Raton, FL 33486 561-395-2811 Website: www.graceboca.org The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Boca Raton 2601 St. Andrews Boca Raton, FL 33434 561-482-2001 Website: www.uufbr.org Saint Joan of Arc Catholic Church 370 SW 3rd St. Boca Raton, FL 33432 Website: www.stjoan.org

• 1 Total Gym 1700(complete)-$300.00 • 2 Captain Beds (3 drawers/headboard) -$400 (Ivory) • 1 3-D 42” Feeding Doe -New - Christmas for $40.00 • 2 3-D 48” Standing Buck - New Christmas-$40.00 each • 1 Weslo Treadmill (used) for $150.00 • 1 Motorcycle Helmet- Shoei-RF-R - Large- Black (few scratches) for $75.00 • 2 Edina Snack Machines (Vending) Automatic - holds 121 Items for $300 Each • Several assorted Ladies suits --sizes 8-18 - Used and brand new Call Lynda Larkin at 561-451-0656 or 561-716-9085

Sold Date

Price

292 Dorset G 292

6/3/2015

$35,000

164 Dorset D 164

6/5/2015

$42,200

74 Dorset B 206 Brighton E

6/3/2015 6/1/2015

$48,000 $54,900

Century Village

1046 Exeter C

6/1/2015

$55,000

CENTURY VILLAGE CENTURY VILLAGE

291 Dorset G 3008 Cornwall A

6/2/2015 6/4/2015

$55,000 $68,000

Laurel Oaks Century Village

20100 Boca West Drive 123 1033 Hythe B 1033

6/1/2015 6/1/2015

$70,000 $79,000

BOCA TEECA

6461 NW 2nd Avenue 214

6/5/2015

$90,000

VILLA VALENCIA

50 SE 12 Street 167

6/1/2015

$90,000

SPANISH OAKS CONDO

620 NW 13th Street 0110

6/4/2015

$93,000

WHISPER WALK

8649 Dreamside Lane A 6461 NW 2nd (Unit 316) Avenue 7898 Eastlake Drive 7-H

6/1/2015

$97,000 $97,000

6/1/2015

$102,000

22521 SW 66th Avenue 416

6/2/2015

$110,000

2008 Ainslie A 2008

6/1/2015

$112,000

CENTURY VILLAGE

1038 Ainslie C

6/1/2015

$112,500

Glades of Boca Lago CYPRESSES OF BOCA LAGO Boca Teeca

21755 Arriba Real 29-D

6/2/2015

$117,500

9206 Pecky Cypress Lane 3-G

6/2/2015

$125,000

6461 NW 2nd Avenue 209

6/1/2015

$128,000

Fairways of Boca Lago

8540 Casa Del Lago Bldg 48 B

6/5/2015

$128,000

WHISPER WALK

8200 Summerbreeze Lane

6/5/2015

$137,000

WHITEHALL CONDO AT CAMINO REAL

6085 Balboa Circle 201

6/3/2015

$140,000

Boca Glades

8665 Boca Glades Bl B

6/4/2015

$147,500

BOCA TEECA

198 NW 67 Street 405

6/3/2015

$148,000

BOCA TEECA

6161 NW 2nd Avenue 414

6/2/2015

$150,000

Polo Club / Catalina

5171 Lake Catalina Drive B

6/4/2015

$150,000

CLUB ROYALE

6562 Boca Del Mar Drive 523

6/4/2015

$155,000

CATALINA AT THE POLO CLUB CONDO

5166 Lake Catalina Drive C

6/4/2015

$155,555

WHISPER WALK

8065 Summerview Terrace

6/3/2015

$158,000

River Oaks BOCA RIO / BANYAN LAKE Chatham Hills

9106 SW 22nd Street A

6/2/2015

$190,000

8068 Severn Drive A

6/4/2015

$199,000

433 NE 31 Street

6/1/2015

$201,000

SANDALFOOT COVE

22732 SW 54th Way

6/1/2015

$205,000

VILLA SAN REMO

8646 Via Reale #2

6/1/2015

$210,000

River Oaks

9142 SW 22nd Street F

6/4/2015

$210,000

Pleasant Lakes Rep

9439 Boca River Cr 9439

6/1/2015

$216,000

NOW HIRING JET’S PIZZA, BOCA RATON Pizza makers, delivery drivers, etc. E-mail your resume: pizzaguysbocaraton@gmail.com

VICTORIA ISLES Woodfield Country Club

5840 NW 42nd Terrace

6/5/2015

$219,900

SABAL GARDENS

5190 Sabal Gardens Lane 4

6/4/2015

$220,000

PROMENADE

7209 Promenade Drive 702 10254 Serene Meadow Drive N

6/2/2015

$227,500

6/3/2015

$249,009

7517 Cedarwood Circle

6/2/2015

$250,000

8276 Cedar Hollow Lane

6/2/2015

$250,000

All aspects of Web Development and photography.

Banyans

6613 NW 25th Way

6/1/2015

$250,000

SANDALFOOT COVE

22756 SW 54th Way

6/1/2015

$255,000

VILLA SAN REMO

18415 Via Di Sorrento 18415

6/2/2015

$261,500

MISSION BAY

11012 La Salinas Circle

6/5/2015

$262,500

CAMEO WOODS

22379 Greentree Circle

6/4/2015

$268,000

Cypresses of Boca Lago

21371 Cypress Hammock Drive 21-B

6/5/2015

$275,000

20331 Cozumel Court

6/2/2015

$275,000

Job Offer Atlas Party Rental is looking for drivers. Need valid drivers license. Class B CDL drivers preferable. Resumes to triordan@beaconfirm.com. Local Title Insurance Company seeks sales representative. Great earning potential. Send resume to: rick@homeguardiantitle.com.

Hiring Part-Time Banquet Servers. Deerfield Beach location. Call 954-421-5070 It is time to remodel your house, DECORWAVE,FL offers Interior Design solutions; we create beautiful and functional spaces and custom-made window draperies. Please, contact us to our email info@decorwavefl. com

Boca Teeca GREENS OF BOCA LAGO BELAIRE CLUB AT BOCA RATON Century Village

Hillsboro Country Club CEDARWOOD OF BOCA WEST COUNTRY PARK

TRACT D OF MISSION BAY CHATHAM HILLS

467 NE 28th Street

6/5/2015

$280,000

21369 Sonesta Way

6/4/2015

$282,500

5640 Coach House Circle E

6/2/2015

$289,000

243 SW 4th Street

6/5/2015

$293,000

BOCA RATON SQUARE

1775 SW 7th Street

6/3/2015

$300,000

PATIOS DEL MAR

5963 Patio Drive

6/3/2015

$315,000

SILVER WOODS

7462 Silver Woods Court

6/2/2015

$320,000

ISLES OF BOCA CONDOS

23104 Island View 6

6/5/2015

$320,000

BOCA QUAY

932 E Jeffery Street

6/5/2015

$323,000

BOCA CHASE TR 4

10727 Lake Oak Way

6/1/2015

$325,000

CANDLEWOOD

17744 Candlewood Terrace

6/2/2015

$325,000

BOCA CHASE

18196 181st Circle S

6/1/2015

$335,000

LAKE FLORESTA PARK

235 NW 11th Avenue

6/3/2015

$335,000

HIDDEN VALLEY

136 Oregon Lane

6/5/2015

$339,000

Lake Floresta

199 NW 10th Avenue

6/5/2015

$343,500

SOUTHAMPTON

8101 Hampton Wood Drive

6/2/2015

$345,000

BOCA RATON SQUARE

900 SW 13th Street

6/5/2015

$345,000

BOCA GREENS L Ambiance Of Via Verde HERITAGE SQUARE AT BOCA WINDS

10201 Canoe Brook Circle

6/5/2015

$347,000

6200 Via Tierra Drive

6/2/2015

$349,000

22099 Flower Drive

6/4/2015

$355,500

PENINSULA VILLAGE GREENS,CENTRAL PARK

8316 NW 8th Terrace

6/3/2015

$365,000

Costa Brava

6450 Brava Way

6/1/2015

$370,000

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Atlantic Cloisters

875 Via Cabana B4

6/2/2015

$425,000

BOCA QUAY

916 E Jeffery Street

6/1/2015

$435,000

Finally selling that antique lamp that has been sitting

Mizner Forest DEERHURST (Boca South) Avalon Parkview Estates Cloisters

1705 Addison Avenue 5163 Deerhurst Crescent Circle

6/1/2015

$480,000

6/3/2015

$485,000

9562 Parkview Avenue

6/2/2015

$500,000

6172 Vista Linda Lane

6/4/2015

$500,000

Millpond

6/4/2015

$520,000

6/1/2015

$540,000

WINDING LAKES

3377 NW 24th Way 2066 N Ocean Boulevard 3 Nw 21094 Sweetwater Lane N

6/5/2015

$550,000

Woodfield Hunt Club

3015 Canterbury Drive

6/1/2015

$565,000

BEL MARRA

840 Appleby Street

6/3/2015

$570,000

BOCA ISLES

19225 Cloister Lake Lane

6/3/2015

$610,000

WHITEHALL SOUTH CONDO: Ocean Towers

2800 S Ocean Boulevard 16e

6/4/2015

$620,000

BEL MARRA St Andrews Country Club CHALFONTE

770 Enfield Street

6/4/2015

$635,000

7327 Ballantrae Court

6/2/2015

$675,000

500 S Ocean Boulevard 1605

6/1/2015

$685,000

FAIRWAY POINTE

2521 NW 63rd Street

6/1/2015

$700,000

MIZNER COURT

120 SE 5th Avenue 232

6/4/2015

$700,000

Long Lake Estates

18720 Long Lake Drive

6/2/2015

$740,000

BAY ISLE

5851 NW 25th Terrace

6/2/2015

$785,000

CAMINO GARDENS

1090 Cypress Way

6/5/2015

$800,000

Boca Bath And Tennis

3000 NW 29th Road

6/1/2015

$800,000

SEASONS

6398 NW 32nd Terrace

6/2/2015

$825,000

SABAL POINT

700 S Ocean Boulevard 404

6/1/2015

$835,000

The Preserve

5044 NW 24th Circle

6/1/2015

$875,000

CAMINO GARDENS

800 Apple Tree Lane

6/4/2015

$899,000

Lake Rogers Isle WOODFIELD HUNT CLUB II SEASONS ST ANDREWS COUNTRY CLUB BOCA BAY COLONY

701 NE 38th Street

6/2/2015

$950,000

3035 Hampton Place

6/3/2015

$990,000

3197 NW 63rd Street

6/5/2015

$1,000,000

17428 Loch Lomond Way

6/1/2015

$1,095,000

737 NE 74th Street

6/5/2015

$1,119,811

THE OAKS

9604 Bridgebrook Drive

6/1/2015

$1,150,000

ROYAL PALM YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB

1771 Thatch Palm Drive

6/1/2015

$1,304,144

PARKSIDE

1221 SW 21st Avenue

6/1/2015

$1,350,000

AZURA

6445 Montesito Street

6/1/2015

$1,675,000

Boca Harbour

724 NE 71st Street

6/3/2015

$1,675,000

ROYAL PALM YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB

2399 Cherry Palm Road

6/3/2015

$2,550,000

The Oaks

17518 Grand Este Way

6/5/2015

$2,550,000

ROYAL PALM YACHT & COUNTRY CLUB

324 Fan Palm Road

6/3/2015

$3,740,000

Boca Raton Riviera

201 NE Spanish Trail

6/3/2015

$5,500,000

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