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Pearl City Celebrates Its 100th Anniversary By Aaron Tefel

Pearl City, a historic neighborhood located in Boca Raton, held its Centennial Anniversary Event on June 20, 2015 to honor the community’s long history with family and friends alike from the local area. The day- long event kicked off at 9:00 a.m. at Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church. From 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. there was a ceremony at the church to honor Pearl City’s pioneers and the corresponding families. During this hour long ceremony, there was a proclamation by Boca Raton Mayor Susan Haynie. The church event was hosted by Reverend Henry Willis. Continue from page 1

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Yvonne Boice was recently appointed by Governor Rick Scott to serve as a member of the Florida Film and Entertainment Advisory Council. As part of an elite 17 member team, Boice will focus on developing, marketing and promoting Florida’s entertainment industry. As the former chair of the Palm Beach International Film Festival (PBIFF), her leadership garnered the event’s ranking as “one of the top ten destination film festivals in the world” by MovieMaker Magazine. Boice will serve on the Council from June 2015 through August 2018. For more information about the council, http:// www.filminflorida.com/ABOUT/FEAC. ASP. The Securities and Exchange Commission accused Boca Raton resident Stephen Parnell, who ran Ireeco, a company that illegally raised money from foreign investors because it hadn’t registered as a securities broker and received commissions of up to $35,000 for each investor it wooed, but Ireeco LLC and Ireeco Limited agreed to stop breaking securities law without admitting or denying the SAEC’s findings.

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gas drilling business, state utility regulators allowed FP&l to bill rate payers around $500 million bucks in drilling costs. Consumer watchdogs reported the giant utility, which made $1.3 billion in profits last year, places 100% of the drilling risk on ratepayers while pocketing any profits. Palm Beach County posted a little over 1700 home sales in May, up 6% compared to last year, with 48% being cash buys. Palm Beach County tourism officials reported that April was a sizzling month with a 7% increase in tourists over April of last year, plus 376,000 hotel night bookings were sold to out of town visitors and the tourism bed tax was up a stunning 26% compared to last year. The county provides over 16,000 hotel rooms generating a 6% sales tax when occupied. In 2014, South Florida’s major airlines took in $3 billion in reservation changes and in the first quarter, collected a record $1.6 billion in fees.

The Palm Beach County Commission approved the development of 211 town homes on 42 acres in the middle of the Boca Dunes Golf Course on Lyons. Boca Raton based company MyProfileGuru.com sends their Online Dating Gurus to meet with you face-to-face to set up or tweak your existing online dating profiles. Your Guru writes an accurate and effective custom profile for you, selects your best photos, and teaches you the skills and strategies you need to finally have all the success you ever wanted with online dating. Mention Promo Code: BT1501 to save 15%. Visit them on the web: MyProfileGuru.com or call/text (561) 510-0105. Subway entrepreneur Larry Feldman was elected vice chair for the Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County’s campaign. Clive Daniel Home, a 70,000 sq. ft. showroom offering area rugs, cabinetry, custom

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Community Pearl City Celebrates Its 100th Anniversary With Fun, Reflection, and Community Bonding

10:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m., where event attendees walked through Pearl City and Lincoln Court to Hughes Park. The next locale for the day’s celebration was held at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church. It was here that attendees got a taste of history. With museum offerings/ exhibits, people at the event were allowed to both see and hear Pearl City’s 100 year long journey through presentations by guest speakers, maps, and much more. This segment went from 10:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m. The Centennial Anniversary concluded with a celebration at Hughes Park. Food and beverages were provided for guests, which included burgers and hot dogs. There was also free entertainment, music, and plenty of family activities for guests to partake in that made the day a truly fun-filled experience. John E. Brown, a member of DISC (Developing Interracial Social Change), a group that helped to set up the event, talked about how he thought the day was a true success. “I feel that this awesome event turned out

really well,” Brown said. “It really brought together so many members from the Pearl City community and allowed us to come together as one to celebrate this great place we call home here in the Boca Raton area. That feeling of community closeness was felt all around on this day and we couldn’t have asked for more.” Mitchell Smith, another fellow member of DISC and event organizer, reflected on the event and how he thought it turned out. “I think the celebration was an overall success,” Smith said. “To have the descendants of the original pioneers with us to reminisce on some enjoyable and not so enjoyable past events was indeed remarkable. I would have liked to have seen more of the youth who are from the surrounding communities in attendance in an effort for them to learn more about their history.” Pearl City was originally platted on May 30th, 1915and was designated as a historic district by the Boca Raton City Council in 2002.

Things to do in Boca Raton on the Fourth of July By Christian Alonso This week coming is the Fourth of July, one of our nation’s greatest celebrations. You got your grilling on, cooking up some burgers and hot dogs, with a nice cold beer in your hand as you got your fireworks ready. Everything about that sounds really good to do but what if you want to change up for this upcoming Fourth of July. You can still have your cold beer in your hand, you can eat your burgers or hot dogs without the hassle of making it yourself, and you can watch those fireworks getting blown up in the sky without you getting burn in the process or blown up as well. Well, in our great town of Boca Raton, we have stuff for you to do and you can bring your family along as well. And for those who might aren't into the whole fireworks exploding, there are some stuff to do too as well. For your family fun you have three events going on. At the Count de Hoernle Park over by 1000 NW Spanish River Boulevard, you have the Fabulous Fourth Celebration. It starts at 5:30 p.m., with numerous activities which include: Zip line rides, carnival games, food for purchase and children’s crafts. The All-Star American

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Band will take the stage at 6:30pm as they play music from the 60s to the 80s. The fireworks display starts at 9pm. Admission and parking for the event is free. At the Count de Hoernle Amphitheater, the 8th Annual 4th of July Celebration will take place. A live American Classic Rock concert with “Ocean Boulevard” will take place as well as kid fun zones filled with actives, food and beverage concessions and ice cream trucks on site, and an exciting fireworks display to close out the night! Gates open at 5:30 and admission is. Lastly at the Boca Raton Resort & Club, you got your wet & wild fun with waterslides, slip & slides, a dunk tank, carnival games, carnival foods and more (remember to bring your bathing suits). “On the Roxx” will be performing an incredible mix of the best '80s tune. A plentiful holiday barbeque for all ages, featuring sliders, lobster medallions, jumbo shrimp, pulled pork, brisket and more. And of course an an amazing fireworks display on the 18th hole. Admission is $85 for adults, $45 for teens, $35 for children 5-12 years of age, and free for children under four.

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After Crossing the Edmund Pettus Bridge, it is Poignant to know the History Behind the Name By Breathtaking, chilling and awesome. Those are the top adjectives that come to mind as I describe my feeling after walking across the infamous Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Ala., a few days ago. While taking a group of students to the Tech Village and Youth Hackathon at Essence Festival in New Orleans, we stopped at the civil rights landmark on Sunday. This was one of several stops in seven cities across the South where we toured local cultural heritage landmarks, historical civil rights sites and historically black colleges on our 10-day field trip. Sitting behind the bus driver, my heart skipped a beat as I saw the welcome sign upon entering the city limits of Selma. I was overcome with emotion. It

was as if my spirit dropped. All I kept thinking was: the day finally arrived when I would visit the disdain city – the city where more than 600 non-violent protesters were attacked by Alabama state troopers as they tried to march from Selma to Montgomery for voting rights. As I walked across the span, the thoughts from Director Ava DuVernay's film Selma kept popping up in my mind. I pictured the racist Dallas County sheriff Jim Clark firing his pistol and ordering mounted deputies and state troopers to advance, I thought about the men and women coughing and the trampling hoofs on them as they tried to run in the cloud of tear gas. I became angry – not at the perpetuators because they did not know any

better. However, I was angry at those people of color today who fail to acknowledge the sacrifices, clubbing and beatings taken so that we can have the freedom we enjoy today. In what seemed like a split of a second, we stopped traffic, moved quickly into the street for a photo shoot then went back on the sidewalk, two-a-breast. It appeared the motorists who had stopped understood. It felt so powerful. There is a movement brewing across the state on whether they should rename the bridge the Journey to Freedom Bridge. Until earlier this year when the world watched as approximately 40,000 crossed the bridge for the 50th anniversary of the Celebration of Bloody Sunday - the Selma to Montgomery civil

rights march - many knew the name but few knew who Edmund Pettus was. On Sunday, most of us learned he was a lawyer, a general in the Confederate army, a U. S. Senator and Grand Dragon of the Alabama Ku Klux Klan who used his positions to deny blacks from voting in the late 1800's and early 1900's. His terrorist organization terrorized Catholics and Jews and also killed, maimed, and terrorized blacks for nearly a century. After this experience, I think the 1965 Selma to Montgomery voting rights march should not be limited to an occasional article in the news but should be an integral part of the curriculum in our public schools. After all, the event played a pivotal role in shaping the America we live in today.

POSITIVE LIVING By Dr. Synesio Lyra, Jr.

Learn to Work With Varied Possibilities! There are people who are so limited only to their own ideas, that they never consider other points of view, nor other reasonable possibilities of solving a problem, beyond what they alone accept to be the only possible solution. True achievers, however, never confine themselves in this manner. From the start they realize that if plan A doesn’t work, let’s look at other alternatives before giving up their attempts of creating something good, or applying a new methodology or technology to what is being tested! The insecure individual, who operates with tunnel vision, prefers to argue, to complain, to discredit, and to do

countless more inconsequential things, instead of considering suggested alternatives while there is yet time to accomplish what can bring the desired results. Through the years I’ve come to recognize that there can be multiple answers to one single question without any reply contradicting the other. A viewpoint depends on the angle though which a person is observing a situation, even if several other persons are attempting the same from the perspective through which they analyze what they contemplate. Most often, it’s through the contribution of several that a proper conclusion is best reached, on account

of the varied perspectives that construct the fuller picture! Some people, insisting on their single, chosen way of doing things, can spend countless hours, or even days without success, and still dismiss other suggestions to what can be a better way – indeed the most decisive manner of leading that task into the desired resolution! I’m convinced that many times it’s personal pride that blocks one’s pathway to genuine accomplishment; it’s a person’s insistence in pursuing a road already travelled without ever leading to the sought destination. Sadly, some individuals become defen-

sive when their suggestion is rejected and their way is not attempted. They label the detractors with many uncomplimentary classifications, considering defiance as the primary attitude being shown by the true visionaries. Yet, such is hardly the case because no one is limited to just one way of doing things, nor one single manner of addressing any situation. Issues need to be understood from the inside out, as well as from top to bottom. Those who limit their observation will never attain a satisfactory understanding, if any at all!

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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4th Annual Boca Burger Battle

BocaRaton.com & The Bites! Network along with WineEvents.com are proud to present the 4th Annual Boca Burger Battle, A Grilling Affair! on Saturday, July 11, 2015 in downtown Boca Raton at Sanborn Square Park and new this year along Federal Highway. The production company for the Boca Raton Wine & Food Festival, the Deerfield Beach Wine & Food Festival and the Galt Mile Wine & Food Festival creates yet another exciting food affair this summer that will bring 2,000 visitors to downtown Boca. Food enthusiasts and general revelers from the tri-county area are anticipated to flock to this sizzling summer street festival to experience the crowning of Judge’s Pick for “Best Grill Master” and “Best Alternative Grill Master” trophy where the Community will decide who deserves the prestigious title of the “Best Boca Burger”. The guests will experience grilling sensations from South Florida’s Top Chefs, Craft Beers, Summer Wines, Retail Bazaar, Live Entertainment by Voodoo Possum and Classic Rock Therapy and shop in WineEvents. com’s onsite Wine Store. Deerfield Beach’s edgy and hipster eatery; Tucker Duke’s Lunchbox, 2014 1st Place People’s Choice for the “Best Boca Burger” and Delray Beach’s eye candy eatery; Salt 7, 2014 1st Place Judge’s Choice for “Best Grill Master” are back to defend their win. And, back again this year to defend their title as 2014 2nd Place Judge’s Choice for

“Best Grill Master” and 2nd Place People’s Choice for “Best Boca Burger” and 2013 1st Place Judge’s Pick for “Best Grill Master” is Bite Gastrotruck, rated in the top 100 burgers in America. 2015 Battle Contenders are Salt 7, Bite Gastrotruck, Tucker Duke’s Lunchbox, Green Spot Kitchen, Morton’s Steak House, Shake Shack, 4th Generation Organic Market, Burger Craze, McCoy’s Restaurant, M.E.A.T. Eatery & Taproom, Super Dave’s On The Go, 109 Burger Joint, Poutine Dog Café, Zinburger Wine & Burger Bar, The New Vegan, Aladdin’s Eatery, Boca Burger House, BRIO Tuscan Grille and Legends Tavern and Grille. 2015 Grill Master Judge’s are Rey De La Osa Resident Chef at Aprons Cooking School as Chief Grill Master Team Captain for the esteemed group of judge’s; Jamie Frankel, Burgers by the Beach; Jan Norris, JanNorris.com; Chad Thilborger, Whole Heap of Goodness; Rob Adler, Weekend Broward; Robert S Weinroth, Deputy Mayor for City of Boca Raton; and Sam Kerrigan, CBS 12 News. This year’s Master of Ceremonies is Peter Leonard from The Food For Thought Radio Show. General admission tickets are $50 per person; VIP tickets are $75 per person. VIP ticket holders will enjoy one hour extra with early entry and unlimited food and drinks. Boca Tribune readers receive Special Discount Pricing using this link - BocaBurgerBattle.com/BRT. This 21+ event is from 6 PM (VIP) 7 PM to 10 PM (GA). The event is Rain or Shine. “We don’t call it a battle for nothing…no matter what nothing is stopping this BATTLE” says promoter Russell Spadaccini. Portion of proceeds benefit PropelYourFuture.org, People Reaching out to Provide Education and Leadership, a 501c3 Non Profit Organization located in Boca Raton, FL. For more information please call 561.338.7594 or email BocaBurgerBattle@ BocaRaton.com. Website BocaBurgerBattle. com.

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Rotary Club of Boca Raton Installation Dinner

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Rotary Club of Boca Raton held their annual instalation dinner which honored the past board and introduced their new board and new president, Spencer Siegel.

Rotary Club Boca Raton Sunrise Installation Dinner The Rotary Club Boca Raton Sunset had their Installation Dinner on June 27 at Lakeside Terrance where president Hendrik DeMello introduced to the crowd her 2015/2016 Board.

Rotary Club Boca Raton Sunset Installation Dinner The Rotary Club Boca Raton Sunset had their Installation Dinner on June 22 at Positano Italian Restaurant where president Beverly M. Brown introduced to the crowd her 2015/2016 Board.

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Boca Society Happenings

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Sunday Afternoon Party at Yaacov Heller’s Gallery 22 A large crowd turned out to enjoy a Sunday afternoon party at the Gallery 22 studio of artist and sculptor, Yaacov Heller. In attendance were Mayor Susan Haynie, Rabbi Revi New of the East Boca Chabad, Dr. Daniel Man, Jon and Bonnie Kaye, Mike and Bonnie Gora and many others. The main speaker was the Consul General of Israel. The group was also entertained by young singer, Vanessa Simpson.

Yaacov Heller with his sculptor of Eve

Alycia Szovatla, Lucien Compoleo, Sue Heller, Charlotte Beasley, Sue’s Mom, Reeva and Wendy Baum

Dr. Daniel Man, Charlotte Beasley and Jon Kaye

Kim Champion and Bonnie Halperin

Dr. Man, Mayor Haynie and Rabbi New

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Downtown Rotary Installation Dinner at Broken Sound C.C. The downtown Rotary club installed new President, Jon Kaye at a dinner at Broken Sound C.C. this past week. Dignitaries included Mayor Susan Haynie, former Mayor, Susan Whelchel, former Deputy Mayor, Constance Scott Dr. Ira Gelb of FAU and many others. A great dinner was served with a tye dyed flaming Baked Alaska like they do on the cruise ships, very impressive. Many awards were given to this club at the Rotary Convention.

Ingrid Fulmer and Frank Fieler

Matt Kaye, Bonnie and Jon Kaye

Neil Haynie and former deputy Mayor, Constance Scott

Dr. Ira Gelb and Debra Freudenberg

Former Mayor Susan Whelchel, Jon Kaye, Pat Howard, Rick Howard and Mayor Susan Haynie

Rick Howard, Susan Whelchel and Kendra Ericka

Kari Oeltjean, Volunteer of the Year

Black Hat Diva’s Enjoy Tavolino Della Nonna 20 of the black hat diva’s enjoyed a fabulous family style luncheon at the Tavolino Della Nonna in Coral Springs. The Diva’s were treated to a fabulous tortellini and pears appetizer along with bruschetta and caesar salad followed by two pasta dishes of penne and vodka and pasta with clam sauce. Following that came, chicken parmigiana, veal marsala, salmon and eggplant parmigiana and fried calamari the best ever. Several desserts consisting of anisette biscuits and cannoli appeared as well. All in all a fabulous fun afternoon.

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DIVORCE FLORIDA STYLE

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Finding Your Best Job Evaluating almost any situation, things could be even worse – including the work we do. But that does not mean we should settle for less than what we believe is best for us, if we have a choice. Recently I came across a chart that illustrated characteristics of the ideal job for anyone, regardless of their profession. It showed four criteria that, if met, could make any kind of work perfect for someone. These criteria include: 1) you love the work; 2) you excel at doing the work; 3) the world needs the work; and 4) you get compensated for doing the work. If you can find a position that meets all four of these, you will have a job that not only gives you a profession, but also a mission, a sense of calling, and something you can pursue with great passion. Recently I had my annual checkup with my cardiothoracic surgeon, who performed open-heart surgery on me more than eight years ago. I thought about how his career fits this description. He clearly enjoys what he does, he is one of the most skilled at the types of surgeries he performs, there is obviously a need for it – and he is paid well for his work. But you do not have to be a highly compensated professional to fit the criteria. Throughout much of own my career, I have been blessed to have jobs that seemed nearly perfect for me. Years ago I discovered a Bible passage that aptly describes what I do:“My heart is overflowing with a good theme; I recite my composition concerning the King; my tongue is the pen of a ready writer” (Psalm 45:1). Not everyone is called to write, of course. But we all have innate, unique gifts and skills that properly and fully utilized could

make work a source of joy, not drudgery. Here is a biblical perspective: Loving your work. If we believe God designed us with purpose, we can trust He equipped us to perform special work – and to enjoy the opportunity to do it. The challenge is to discover what that work is, and then to pursue it wholeheartedly.“I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm 139:14). Excelling at your work. It may not happen immediately, but if we seek to perform our work with quality, with a commitment to excellence, in time it will be noticed – and rewarded.“Do you see a man skilled in his work? He will serve before kings; he will not serve before obscure men” (Proverbs 20:13). Doing work that is needed. Tedious, repetitive work might not seem fulfilling, but if our work has purpose and meaning, it can become its own reward. Like the stonemason on a construction crew centuries ago. He said he rejoiced because, “I am not building a wall. I am building a cathedral!”“For we are God’s workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do” (Ephesians 2:10). Being paid for your work. There may be times when it might be necessary to volunteer or work only part-time at those things we enjoy most, but if we can succeed in merging our work and passion, we will find ourselves being compensated for what we love to do.“For Scripture says, ‘Do not muzzle an ox while it is treading out the grain’ and ‘The worker deserves his wages’” (1 Timothy 5:18).

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forty-five years. He had worked for the General Motors in Detroit his whole life. He was retired and had earned a pension, which continued to pay me after his death. The catch was that the pension would stop if I remarried. As the saying goes, “there is no fool like and old fool.” A friend of mine in Miami Beach fixed me up with a very nice man. We dated. We became “very friendly.” About a year, after we met we got married. It seemed like as soon as we got married he changed. He was no longer so sociable, friendly to me or loving. Now he does nothing but go to the Indian Casino to play poker, or sit around and drink beer and watch the big screen TV his son and daughter bought him for his 80th birthday. We don’t even sleep in the same room. I cook and clean for him. I’d have been better off if I rented a room from him, or moved in as a paid housekeeper. After six months of marriage, I’m thinking divorce. Yesterday he mentioned divorce. From what I have read in your paper, I know that we haven’t been married long enough to get alimony. Is there anyway for me to get my Pension back, so I would have money to live on in addition to my social security. Maybe. Call the office of the adminis-

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.

Robert J. Tamasy is vice president of communications for Leaders Legacy, Inc., a non-profit based in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A.

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trator of the General Motors pension and ask whether an annulment of the marriage would restore your pension payments. Marriages can be annulled based on fraud. One form of fraud upon which an annulment of marriage can be based, is the refusal of one of the marriage partners to consummate the marriage (have sex with the other marriage partner) after the marriage. The refusal to consummate can be emotional or physical. In order to prove this ground for annulment you would probably need the cooperation of your husband. You would both testify as to the circumstances supporting your position. Your attorney, in his or her opening statement, can explain to the judge why the annulment is important to you economically, and why you’re requesting an annulment, rather than a divorce. Whether the judge actually believed your testimony or not, an annulment would probably be granted, with a wink and a nod, as an easy and practical way to solve your financial problem. If that works out you might consider just saying, “Let’s just play bridge.” the next time your friends try to fix you up. Michael H. Gora has been certified by the Board of Legal 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.

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Rotary Club Boca Raton West Installation Dinner

Photos By Gabriela Heizer

The Rotary Club Boca Raton West had their installation Dinner on June 30 at Pavilion Grille with over 60 guests in attendance including Mayor Susan Haynie. President Dini Heizer introduced to the crowd her 2015/2016 Board, and stressed the importance to fellowship and friendship in Rotary.

Gustavo Couto, Carlo Barbieri, Fransico Pessoa, Sergio Lucena, Dini Heizer, Angelica Blakely, and Douglas Heizer

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Boca Raton Regional Hospital Listed Among Nation’s High Performing Hospitals Boca Raton Regional Hospital has been designated “high performing” in heart failure, hip replacement and knee replacement procedures in the U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals for Common Care ratings. The ratings evaluate more than 4,500 hospitals nationwide on common inpatient procedures and conditions. U.S. News analyzed hospitals in five procedures and medical conditions – heart bypass surgery, hip replacement, knee replacement, heart failure and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) – and rated those high performers, average or below average. Roughly 10 percent of hospitals reviewed were listed as high performers. Boca Regional was the sole hospital in Palm Beach County and one of only 10 of the 145 studied in Florida to be cited as high performing in three or more categories. “The choice of a hospital is one of the most important and costly decisions an individual makes,” said Ben Harder, chief of health analysis for U.S. News. “We evaluated the treatment of more than 3.6 million patients and identified a small percentage of hospitals that have superior outcomes compared with their peer institutions. Whenever

possible, patients, in consultation with their doctors, should seek out high performing hospitals that excel in treating their specific condition.” U.S. News created Best Hospitals for Common Care to help patients find better care for the kinds of common procedures and medical conditions that account for millions of hospitalizations each year. Objective outcome measures such as deaths, infections, readmissions and operations that need to be repeated, as well as patient satisfaction data, largely determined the ratings. The Best Hospitals for Common Care ratings rely on Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services data for patients 65 and older, as well as survey data from the American Hospital Association and clinical registry data from the Society of Thoracic Surgeons. “We are truly honored to be recognized in such prestigious fashion,” said Jerry Fedele, President and CEO of Boca Raton Regional Hospital. “To be rated as high performing by U.S. News & World Report speaks volumes about the quality of our physicians and our commitment to excellence in patient care.”

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Strikes At Boca: Affordable Fun For The Whole Family

On Saturday, June 27 at 9:15 p.m., a Boca Raton Police officer was on patrol in Oaks Plaza. The officer had just pulled into the Mobil gas station at 690 West Glades Road, when she was approached by a male who said an unknown subject had snatched his cell phone out of his hand and rode off on a bicycle. The victim told the officer he had posted an online ad on iTrade to sell his iPhone 5. A Facebook user contacted him and agreed to pay $140 and they agreed to meet. After discussing several locations, they agreed to meet at the CVS. The suspect rode up on a bicycle and the victim noticed a second male on a bicycle a short distance away. After a brief discussion, the suspect grabbed the phone from the victim and rode off on

By Stephanie Cornwell

The once known Don Carter’s All Star Lanes, to Boca Bowl, to its current name, Strikes at Boca, has been around for about 34 years. Boca Raton’s longtime bowling alley, Strikes At Boca, has been the home to many as a source of entertainment and social outings. With inexpensive bowling rates, the bowling alley has successfully attracted numerous summer camps, birthday parties, families, and corporate meetings. The normal weeknight rate is $15.00 per lane, for one hour of bowling. Shoe rentals are $3.75. While these rates alone are fairly cheap, it is the weekly specials that attract the majority of customers. On mondays after 8pm, beer, bowling and shoe rentals are all $.99. On tuesdays after 9pm, bowling is $7.00 per person, including shoe rentals. The wednesday madness special includes $.25 games and shoe rentals, and $.99 beer. Three Olives Thursdays is an all you can bowl special, with $7.00 bowling and three olive vodka drinks for only $3.50. When asked for her opinion on Strikes at Boca, Morgan Otto, a local West Boca teenager stated “It’s not as expensive as every other place.” On both Friday and Saturday night, the typical bowling alley atmosphere changes into a disco light show with a DJ. The rate on friday from 5pm-8pm is $3.99 per person, including shoe rentals.

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Open on Sundays, all day bowling passes are available for only $10.00 per person, including shoe rentals. Ronnie Belletieri, the owner of Strikes at Boca about 10 years, says that “The all day pass on Sunday is a great deal, people can come and go as they please.” As the bowling alley has gone from a dying sport to a teen hangout spot, customers frequently enjoy the snack bar’s variety of food, the full bar and the mini arcade. According to Belletieri, the past two food inspections that the bowling alley has had passed with a 100%. Student Ashley Grandovic says that Strikes At Boca is “A great time with great people and quality service”. Although the equipment is aged and sometimes faulty, the general establishment runs efficiently. It is safe and clean. With its 50 employees and 64 lanes, Strikes At Boca makes bowling a fun, social and affordable activity.

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a bicycle. The second male also rode off on his bicycle. The victim told officers that after the robbery he received a message stating, “Sorry bro I gotta eat.” Investigating detectives were able to track down the suspect, identified as Dangelo Lorissaint, who was identified by the victim. Lorrisaint confessed to detectives that he had stolen the phone. Detectives charged Lorissaint with robbery by sudden snatching. The Boca Raton Police want to urge online buyers and sellers to use our police department as a safe exchange zone to conduct their transactions. The parking lot is also available if the lobby is closed. Visit http://www.ci.boca-raton.fl.us/police/stories/safeexchange.shtm for more tips.

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$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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