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Global Leadership Summit Comes to Boca Raton By: Michael Demyan

The Willow Creek Association is prepared to host their 24th annual Global Leadership Summit, which will begin on August 9 and be simulcast live in Boca Raton.

Boca will be one of the 600 sites across the country to take part in the two-day summit, which will provide leadership training from 14 diverse members of the 2018 faculty. WCA believes that Christians who are equipped with leadership abilities are able to transform their communities and they hand pick each member based on their innovative approaches, expertise and overall success.

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The fourth annual Boca Raton Mayors Ball presented by Rotary Club Downtown Boca Raton is set for Saturday, November 17 at the Royal Palm Yacht Club.

• The popular Boca Raton Tribune Candidate Forum is nearly sold out for both dates.

The event, which will take place on August 17 and 24 at the Boca Raton Community Center this year as the city gets ready for the special election on August 28, will feature all candidates running for the City Council Seat A, and Mayoral Seat. Candidates will have an equal opportunity to give Boca Raton residents their best reason as to why they should win their vote for the special election.

Like years past, the forum will be broken up into two days. The Seat A candidate forum is scheduled for August 17, and the Mayoral forum is set for August 24. Both forums will take place at the Boca Raton Community Center, located at 150 Crawford Blvd, Boca Raton, FL 33432. To get your tickets, please visit bocaratontribune.com • Researchers at Boca Raton Regional Hospital’s Marcus Neuroscience Institute (MNI) are one of only four sites nationally to be investigating the effectiveness of using engineered polio virus in the treatment of patients with an aggressive brain tumor – glioblastoma (GBM) multiforme – that has been refractory to conventional chemotherapy and/or radiation.

• The Latin American Training Center and the School of Communication and Multimedia Studies of Florida Atlantic University are pleased to announce the winners of the BrazilFlorida Student Screenplay Treatment Competition 2018. Focused on cross-border and immigration themes, the competition aimed to encourage co-productions of feature films (fiction or documentaries) between Florida and Brazil, to promote location shooting in both regions, as well as to help new writers find success in today’s highly competitive film and entertainment industries.

• The Willow Creek Association is prepared to host their 24th annual Global Leadership Summit, which will begin on August 9 and be simulcast live in Boca Raton. Boca will be one of the 600 sites across the country to take part in the two-day summit, which will provide leadership training from 14 diverse members of the 2018 faculty. WCA believes that Christians who are

equipped with leadership abilities are able to transform their communities and they hand pick each member based on their innovative approaches, expertise and overall success.

• Chrissy Gibson, communications and marketing manager for the City of Boca Raton, was recently selected to serve on the Florida Municipal Communicators Association (FMCA) founding Board of Directors.

• Boca Raton Football Club is proud to announce that Aqua Dental Loft has joined the Boca Raton FC family as a sponsor for the 2018 season. Located on Palmetto Park Road in Boca Raton, Aqua Dental Loft loves to see your smile. They offer the most up-to-date dental techniques in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere, with the most knowledgeable dentists in the field.

• The City of Boca Raton Office of Economic Development continued it’s 2018 “Your Success is Our Success Tour” with a visit to The Nature’s Bounty manufacturing facility. The “Success Tour” has been established to congratulate and recognize Boca based companies for their economic and community contributions to the City of Boca Raton.

• The School District of Palm Beach County is an A-rated district, and has the highest number of District-operated “A” schools when compared with other large urban school districts. According to preliminary school grades released Wednesday by the Florida Department of Education, the District ranks highest in Florida on total number of points earned when compared with other large urban districts. The District also was highest among its peer districts in math achievement, science achievement, math learning gains for all students, and high school graduation rate.

The 24th annual Global Leadership Summit, which will begin on August 9 and be simulcast live in Boca Raton.

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Community Rotary Club Downtown Boca Raton Announces 2018 Mayors Ball

From left: 2018-19 Club President Michael Walstrom, Past President, Founding Co-chair and Event Producer Jon A. Kaye, Co-Chairs Arlene Herson and Rick Howard and Honorary Chair (seated) Bobby Campbell.

Presented in the same celebratory tradition set by the iconic cities of Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach, the fourth annual Boca Raton Mayors Ball presented by Rotary Club Downtown Boca Raton is set for Saturday, November 17 at the Royal Palm Yacht Club. Celebrating the City of Boca Raton’s visionaries past and present who have elevated the community and elected officials who exemplify Rotary International's motto, “Service Above Self ”, the black-tie dinner/dance gala event will raise funds to support health and wellness needs of Boca Raton nonprofits.

The evening will feature a red carpet arrival and cocktail reception followed by a grand epicurean experience created by Royal Palm Yacht Club Executive Chef Joseph DiPrima set amidst Citythemed décor curated by the Boca Raton Historical Society and Museum, the live music of the Steve Chase Band and the presentation of the George Long Awards – named for the City’s first appointed mayor in 1924.

According to Boca Raton Mayors Ball Co-chairs and Rotary Club Downtown Boca Raton Members Arlene Herson and Rick Howard and Honorary Chair Bobby Campbell (who was a 2017 George Long Award recipient), this year’s event honors the following that have each championed the tradition of bringing indelible visionary ideas and transformation to Boca Raton.

“With the exceptional caliber of our 2018 George Long Award recipients and the community excitement that drives this annual iconic evening, we anticipate another early sellout and thus encourage sponsors and eventgoers to reserve their seats as soon as possible,” shares Mayors Ball Co-chair Rick Howard.

Co-chair Arlene Herson, who has served as Red Carpet Mistress of Ceremony each year since event inception, reports that funds raised each year through the annual Boca Raton Mayors Ball fulfill grant requests approved through the Rotary Club Downtown Boca Raton’s “Service Above Self ” grant program. Launching each January, the grant program is open to all Boca Raton-based nonprofits with needs for health and wellness services and programming. Proceeds from the 2017 Mayors Ball benefited 24 Boca Ratonbased nonprofits and Rotary International’s Polio Plus Program that helps globally to eradicate polio and other diseases.

With Bobby Campbell serving as the 2018 honorary chair, the Event Host committee includes Mayor Scott Singer, former Mayors Susan Whelchel, Bill T. Smith and Steven Abrams, who currently serves as a Palm Beach County Commissioner; Boca Raton Deputy Mayor Jeremy Rodgers; Council Members Monica Mayotte and Andrea Levine O’Rourke, Patricia Carpenter, Mary Csar, Terry Fedele, Gloria Hosh, Michael Kaufman, Bonnie S. Kaye, John Kelly, Debbie Leising, Christine E. Lynn, Doug Mosley, Barb Schmidt, Pat Thomas, John Tolbert and Connie Siskowski.

Committee members include 2017 Ball Co-chairs Kim Champion and Constance Scott, Co-chairs Emeritus Jon A. Kaye and Kari Oeltjen along with Ann Brown, Deborah Freudenberg, Ingrid Fulmer, Rick Howard, Shaheer Hosh, Alan Kaye, Dyana Kenney, Michelle McLeanBailey, Derek Morell, Lynda Palmer, Dr. Allen Konis, Linda Petrakis, Dr. Ron Rubin, Howard Schwartz, Robin Trompeter, Michael Walstrom, Gloria Wank, Jonathan Whitney, Janice Williams, Jo Anne Williams and Marilyn Wilson.

Boca Raton Regional Hospital One Of Four Sites Nationally In “Breakthrough Therapy” Clinical Trial

Researchers at Boca Raton Regional Hospital’s Marcus Neuroscience Institute (MNI) are one of only four sites nationally to be investigating the effectiveness of using engineered polio virus in the treatment of patients with an aggressive brain tumor – glioblastoma (GBM) multiforme – that has been refractory to conventional chemotherapy and/or radiation.

The Federal Drug Administration has designated the trial as “breakthrough therapy” which is meant to expedite the development of medications that have shown preliminary signs of clinical efficacy in patients in early clinical studies.

According to Frank Vrionis, MD, Ph.D., Director of MNI and Principal Investigator for the trial at the Institute, the modified polio virus (called PVSRIPO) is based on the oral poliovirus vaccine used in the U.S. in the past for standard vaccination of infants.

PVSRIPO doesn’t cause polio, but infects different cell types present in brain tumors, including malignant cells and immune cells that infiltrate the tumor. “When induced at the tumor site, it directly kills tumor cells and elicits inflammatory events that engage the immune system,” said Dr. Sajeel Chowdhary, Director of Neuro-Oncology at MNI and Sub-Investigator for the study.

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tumors has always been impeded by what is known as the blood-brain barrier, which blocks chemotherapy agents from reaching tumor sites. The breech of that barrier through neurosurgical technique has now changed everything. “Through the use of micro catheters under MRI guidance and using a technique called convection enhanced delivery, we can now bypass the blood-brain barrier and deliver the therapeutic agent, such as PVSRIPO, to the tumor site” said Dr. Vrionis.

The procedure itself is minimally invasive and usually requires a one to two day hospitalization.

Findings of the use of PVSRIPO in the treatment of patients with recurrent GBMs have been very encouraging.

Today, The New England Journal of Medicine published clinical trial results conducted by The Preston Robert Tisch Brain Tumor Center at Duke – Duke authors treated 61 patients with recurrent malignant gliomas with recombinant poliovirus infusion and noticed a 21 percent chance of three year survival versus four percent in historical controls.

“The use of immunotherapy in the treatment of cancer patients is now the new frontier in oncology,” noted Dr. Vrionis “We’re most proud that MNI has joined such a prestigious group in advancing the boundaries of that frontier.”

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FAU announces winners of Brazil- Global Leadership Summit Comes Florida Student Screenplay to Boca Raton Treatment Competition

The Latin American Training Center and the School of Communication and Multimedia Studies of Florida Atlantic University are pleased to announce the winners of the Brazil-Florida Student Screenplay Treatment Competition 2018.

Focused on cross-border and immigration themes, the competition aimed to encourage co-productions of feature films (fiction or documentaries) between Florida and Brazil, to promote location shooting in both regions, as well as to help new writers find success in today’s highly competitive film and entertainment industries.

The treatments were judged by a Selection Committee composed by professionals designated by the supporting organizations, namely: Dr. Nuria Godón, Associate Professor of Spanish of the Florida Atlantic University, Ms. Suzanne Seixas Thorson, representative of The Brazil International Foundation, and Kate Lyra, LATC Director. The results of the selection process and winners from each country are shown below with their respective classifications.

Brazil: Mabel e Sara – Ananda Radhika Meron Postiglione I Dream of America – Breno Buswell Ventania – Isabella Yoshimura

Florida: Yanomami Daughter: A Film of Genealogical Discovery – Melissa Aldana The Trial – Samantha Szekely

The first-place winning screenplay treatment from Florida and the first-place winning screenplay treatment from Brazil will each receive a U$500 cash award from LATC, toward development of the screenplays. Second-place winners will receive a cash prize of U$300 and the third-place winner will receive U$200. In addition, the winning treatments from both Florida and Brazil will be made available to production companies in the US and Brazil for possible acquisition, development and/or production. They will also receive a copy of the LATC publication, Latin American Cinema Today: The Director’s Perspective.

The Brazil-Florida Student Screenplay Treatment Competition 2018 was open to registered university students in Florida and Brazil. It was organized by the Latin American Training Center, with support by the Florida Atlantic University, the Brazil International Foundation, the Brazilian Film Commission Network-REBRAFIC, and the Brazilian Forum for the Teaching of Film and Audiovisual-Forcine.

School District of Palm Beach County Earns an A

The School District of Palm Beach County is an A-rated district, and has the highest number of District-operated "A" schools when compared with other large urban school districts.

According to preliminary school grades released Wednesday by the Florida Department of Education, the District ranks highest in Florida on total number of points earned when compared with other large urban districts. The District also was highest among its peer districts in math achievement, science achievement, math learning gains for all students, and high school graduation rate.

Overall, 71 District-operated schools earned A's from the state, and 36 District-operated schools earned B's.

Sixty-five percent of all District-operated schools can boast A and B ratings, a 4 percentage point increase from the 20162017 school year.

Thirty-one schools improved their rating by at least one letter grade.

Two schools - Pine Jog Elementary and West Riviera Elementary - improved by two letter grades. Pine Jog Elementary improved from a C to an A, while West Riviera Elementary improved from a D to a B.

"Our District's A rating is due to the hard work and dedication of Palm

Beach County's teachers, staff and students," said Dr. Donald E. Fennoy II, Superintendent of Schools. "We also know that the support of our parents and community play a large role in our success, and we truly appreciate the involvement of our families and community partners in making us Florida's highest performing large school district."

Nine schools improved to an A, including: - Crystal Lakes Elementary School - Forest Hill Elementary School - Greenacres Elementary School - H.L. Johnson Elementary School - New Horizons Elementary School - Palm Beach Central High School - Palm Beach Gardens Elementary School - Pine Jog Elementary School - Wellington Elementary School

Student performance on the Florida Standards Assessments (FSA) provides the foundation for state grades, based on a school grading system adopted by the State Board of Education.

Districts and schools are rated "A" through "F" based on a percentage of points earned. Schools that did not test at least 95 percent of students received an "I."

By: Michael Demyan

The Willow Creek Association is prepared to host their 24th annual Global Leadership Summit, which will begin on August 9 and be simulcast live in Boca Raton.

Boca will be one of the 600 sites across the country to take part in the twoday summit, which will provide leadership training from 14 diverse members of the 2018 faculty. WCA believes that Christians who are equipped with leadership abilities are able to transform their communities and they hand pick each member based on their innovative approaches, expertise and overall success.

This year’s speakers will include Angela Ahrendts, the senior vice president of Apple retail, and entrepreneur Danny Meyer, who was named one of Time Magazine’s “100 Most Influential People.” Others include best-selling authors John Maxwell and Simon Sinek.

Bill Mitchell, the senior pastor of Boca Raton Community Church, is excited to be able to host the Global Leadership Summit and thinks it will do a lot to help people become stronger Christian leaders.

“Our hope is to see South Florida raise the bar of leadership and ethics and we believe the summit can be a milestone in the development of leaders across all ages,” he said. “We encourage

you to bring yourself, your team and your organization to this transformational event.”

Past attendees have praised the summit for the impact it has had on them, including Abide CEO Josh Dotzler.

“The summit has been monumental in helping me and our team reach the vision God has placed before us and has helped us overcome so many challenges and obstacles,” he said. “Every time we are engaged at the summit, we get re-inspired with a grander vision.”

Not only will attendees be able to watch the broadcast of the summit and learn from the various speakers, but it will also be a time for local networking opportunities with those in the Boca Raton community. The WCA also feels that it is much more convenient for people to gain these learning opportunities in a setting close to home, without all of the costs for travel.

Those who wish to attend the Global Leadership Summit at Boca Raton Community Church can get a special discount if they register to attend by June 26. Discounted prices are $199 for individuals, with team rates going for $149 and $169. Students, faculty and those in the military can register for $89. Prices will increase on June 27. Tickets can be purchased by going to bocacommunity. org/summit.

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Local Library Rocking to Promote Summer Reading

The summer is here and while some of our kids are in camps or away with relatives there are those who are at home or in the streets during the days.

It is well known that a lack of reading during the summer can cause a student to lose many educational achievements made - over the previous school year when he or she returns to school in the fall.

Simply put, if reading and learning are not continued, students can lose up to two months of skills during the summer. That is known as summer slide.

While parents and educators are focusing on getting kids to read during the summer months, librarians know the key to getting books into their hands is to first get them into the library.

So, the hard-working staff at the Boca Raton Public Library, through their summer reading program, are using creative measures to do so.

Using this year’s national theme, “Libraries Rock,” they are trying to bring

music and reading together.

Earlier this month, library officials kicked off their summer reading initiative with a party.

The family-oriented event featured games and food. There was also a live DJ and an interactive drumming activity.

They are encouraging residents of all ages to “rock out and read,” as well as participate in the more than 100 programs and classes for all ages at the library.

Mayor Scott Singer issued a proclamation declaring June 4 through Aug. 10 this year as Summer Reading time.

The proclamation recognized that public libraries play a critical role in providing a bridge for education and academic skills for students over the summer months to prevent “summer slide.”

When Arne Duncan was secretary of education about 10 years ago, he called summer learning loss

“devastating.” Studies show that the average student lose up to one month of instruction over the school summer breaks. Just imagine the impact this will have on disadvantaged students, who are not likely to pick up a book during those eight or nine weeks.

I learned recently that if students read just six books this summer, they can maintain their current reading level, and, if they read between 10 and 20 books of their own choosing, they can increase reading achievement.

When kids enroll in the summer reading program, they will receive a free reading log, bag and bookmark. They also can collect a new prize each week for reading. ’Tweens and teens receive a cell phone wallet upon enrollment and are placed in weekly drawings for gift cards when they log their books online.

Adults are not left out. They get a free book bag when they enroll and are eligible for monthly drawings for local concert tickets when they log the books they read at bocalibrary.org.

The staff also are donning themed summer reading shirts throughout the summer.

I think their approach is the best antidote for the ‘summer slide’.

Thanks to The Friends of the Boca Raton Public Library, The Junior League of Boca Raton and the law firm of Boyd, Richards, Parker and Colonnelli who have shown their support for this year’s Summer Reading initiative at the library through their generous donation.

Some other local libraries are taking creative initiatives to ensure every child has a book in hand this summer as well.

Our friends in Delray Beach are feeding kids lunch while they are there.

They also are making sure those kids have library cards.

C. Ron Allen can be reached at crallen@delraybeachtribune.com or 561665-0151.

POSITIVE LIVING

By Dr. Synesio Lyra, Jr.

Be Informed!

It is amazing what the current age has brought to humankind, and continues to provide. In a matter of just a few years, information truly exploded, in bringing new tools which accelerate the acquisition of important new facts, especially what can be beneficial to all humans.

Sane persons desire to be informed about new trends, about dangers which may be affecting the human race, concerning the threat of terrorist organizations around the globe, about physical maladies which may be spreading world-wide, and pose a threat to everyone wherever anyone may be situation on earth.

Information is most vital. People need to lead informed lives. And today we all have the means of getting information,

retaining it, and adding more to it in terms of advances or declines of the same. All humans need to be up-to-date about what is crucial for their daily operation and, especially, for their very survival on earth.

We have reached a time in our lives when it is possible to carry the whole world in our hands, as far as having an operative cellular phone which can provide all the basic information one needs about weather conditions, crimes in the neighborhood, threats to one’s security, national and international happenings, and all else that gives one the opportunity to be truly prepared for whatever may come next, as well as to act in the light of what’s taking place right now!

On account of the difficult days

in which we live (despite the many advances that have taken place to improve the quality of our life), we still need to take the initiative in seeking whatever will truly help us to live with confidence on account of the information we are constantly being made aware of.

Even with respect to weather changes, we need to be prepared with information we secure about conditions that may bring storms, tornadoes, or other potential dangerous situations, based on scientific methods and devices that can help us intelligently to anticipate such alterations.

Sadly, there are many people who don’t want to be bothered with the information that is always available. They consider a waste of time to check the newspapers,

to watch television news, to talk intelligently with neighbors and friends about conditions that surround us, wherever we may be.

Let us all be more proactive in seeking information with greater diligence, and acting on it accordingly. If that is an activity which is repulsive to you, for some reason, at least find some reliable friend or relative who can keep you well informed, so that changes which are inevitable to occur won’t meet you by surprise, but will allow you to make the necessary plans to avoid the bad consequences of conditions you may have to encounter, whether you like it or not. Whatever be your way, be informed!

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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By Charlotte Beasley

Al Zucaro’s campaign kick off party at Juniors I attended Al Zucaro’s campaign kick off party at Juniors last night where a crowd of around 150 people gathered to hear Al speak. Al is running for Mayor of Boca Raton. He will be challenging Boca’s current interim Mayor Scott Singer and several other candidates for this seat in November

Bollywood Birthday Party This week my travels took me up to Royal Palm Beach for a Bollywood Birthday party for Ken Ramsamine at the India Bar and Grill. About 50 guests feasted on delicious Indian food, danced some Bollywood line dances and had a blast of a fun evening! We have to bring a Bollywood party to Boca!

Dinner at Uncle Tais and Dancing at Seagate Hotel This week I attended a delicious dinner with my favorite friend, Christine Lynn at Uncle Tai’s.

Food was delicious and the company even better. After dinner I proceeded on to the Seagate Hotel in Delray Beach to meet several friends for dancing. Also on Sunday I attended a brunch at the Hunter’s Run C.C. and then went to the Palm Beach Kennel Club with a friend.

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By Robert J. Tamasy

To Be A Good Leader, Be A Good Learner

Leadership offers great opportunities. Many leaders regard their roles as a tremendous privilege. But leadership also presents significant challenges, not only for effectively guiding others but also for avoiding pitfalls that have beset people in executive roles throughout history.

For example, leadership positions can inflate the ego. This is one reason we read this admonition from the apostle Paul, himself a well-established leader: “For by the grace given me I say to every one of you: Do not think of yourself more highly than you ought, but rather think of yourself with sober judgment, in accordance with the faith God has distributed to each of you“(Romans 12:3).

One form of “thinking more highly of ourselves than we ought” is operating according the assumption that we know everything, at least more than everyone we direct or manage. We fear that if we admit we do not have all the answers, subordinates might think less of us, even question our authority.

However, one of the endearing traits of good leaders is willingness to acknowledge they still have much to learn.

In fact, openness to learn from those who report to them can enable leaders to show how much they value their staff. A good leader strives to remain a good learner.

Many of my greatest workplace lessons have come from people I had hired and directed.

We find the good leaders are good learnersprinciple exemplified by Jesus Christ, whom the Bible describes as fully God and fully man. As God in the flesh, He did not lack knowledge. Yet He showed His followers a willingness to

learn from them. For instance, Jesus inquired of His disciples, “Who do people say the Son of Man is?”(Matthew 16:13).

He did not need to ask this question, but was eager to hear what His followers had to say. Predictably, they offered a variety of responses. Then Jesus asked a second question, “But what about you? Who do you say that I am?” One of them, Peter, soon replied, “You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God” (Matthew 16:15-16). Jesus not only wanted to know their answers, but also desired to encourage them to think through the most important question of all time.

The same applies to the realm of the workplace. No matter the enterprise in which we are involved, the truth that good leaders are good learners– leader/ learners – never fails. In fact, it is timeless.

The Bible gives much insight into this, including the book of Proverbs. Here are just two examples:

Maintain an openness to learning new things. It has been said, “Not one of us is as smart as all of us.” It may require humility to recognize it, but we each can learn from people even at the lowest professional levels. They can give perspectives and approaches we might not have considered. “Apply your heart to instruction and your ears to words of knowledge”(Proverbs 23:12).

Pursue truth and understanding.

Followers of Jesus Christ pray for God’s wisdom and guidance. Often He supplies that through other people. We are wise to consider what they are thinking before making key decisions. “Buy the truth and do not sell it; get wisdom, discipline and understanding”(Proverbs23:23).

I Heart Mac & Cheese Opens Location in Boca Raton By: Bryanna Basilio

With already six locations in Florida, customizable macaroni and cheese franchise “I Heart Mac & Cheese” added their newest location in Boca Raton.

“Since the folks in South Florida already know and love our brand, we expect them to greet us with the same warm welcome to Boca Raton,” said I Heart Mac & Cheese’s President and Chief Development Officer Dan Collins.

I Heart Mac & Cheese is a casual concept which specializes in customizable, made-to-order macaroni and cheese and grilled cheese sandwiches. The menu combines the creativity of Chef Michael Blum, with his award-winning recipe resulting in a grown-up approach to this classic childhood dish. The growing franchise has locations in three states: New York, Oklahoma, and Florida. I Heart Mac & Cheese locations can be found throughout South Florida in Coral Springs, Davie, Fort Lauderdale, Pembroke Pines, Parkland, and Jupiter.

The I Heart Mac & Cheese headquarters is in Boca Raton, so a restaurant in the city is necessary, says Collins.

“This will become a franchisee training location, but more importantly, we know the families and college kids in Boca love our product. They have been driving to our other restaurants and telling us they want us in their town.”

The Boca restaurant is expecting a large flow of college students due

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to the location. The location will be in The Shops at University, a shopping plaza behind Florida Atlantic University. With the easy access, the density of families and students close by, dining choices, and the takeout and delivery options, the company is confident and excited about the new location.

“We have been hiring students from FAU,” said Collins. “It’s the perfect location. We know the location will be a home run.”

The restaurant is unique and is the only mac and cheese brand to franchise nationally. Guests can choose to build their own bowl of mac, toasted sandwich, salads or tater tots, and staff will make the dish for them. They can also choose from Chef ’s Creations, like Philly cheesesteak, lobster and truffle oil, buffalo chicken and many others.

“We have a great product, low initial investment, quick development timeline, simple operation and a great experienced support team,” said Collins.

In honor of National Mac & Cheese Day on July 14, I Heart Mac & Cheese will introduce the Pepperoni Pizza Mac, a blend of pasta and its proprietary cheese blend with mozzarella and Parmesan cheeses, marinara, pesto and Hormel pepperoni.

“National Mac & Cheese Day is the perfect occasion to enjoy our delicious macaroni and cheese bowls,” said Stephen Giordanella, CEO and chairman.

“We are looking forward to celebrating this classic comfort food with our guests at all our locations.”

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The Boca Raton Tribune Announces 2018 Candidate Forum

The Boca Raton Tribune is proud to announce that the Boca Raton Tribune Candidate Forum will take place on August 17 and 24 at the Boca Raton Community Center this year as the city gets ready for the special election on August 28. All candidates running for the City Council Seat A, and Mayoral Seat, will all have an equal opportunity to give Boca Raton residents their best reason as to why they should win their vote for the special election. Like years past, the forum will be broken up into two days.

The Seat A candidate forum is scheduled for August 17, and the Mayoral forum is set for August 24. Both forums will take place at the Boca Raton Community Center, located at 150 Crawford Blvd, Boca Raton, FL 33432. “We are excited to continue our tradition of having the Boca Raton Tribune Candidate Forum the last two weeks before election day,” said publisher Douglas Heizer.

“We were unable to have our Candidate Forum back in March so we are excited to be able to have another chance to get our Forum for the residents of the city in this very important time.”

The event is free and open to the public, however, due to seat limitations, you must register online to receive your complimentary ticket.

Readers and residents are encouraged to submit their questions, as the forum will be based mostly on readergenerated questions. Questions should be sent to candidateforum@bocaratontribune.com or post to the newspaper’s Facebook page; reference the upcoming

Candidates Forum along with your query.

Questions will be reviewed by the Boca Raton Tribune’s editorial staff, and Editor C. Ron Allen, who will be the Forum’s moderator.

With a partnership with Boca Chamber Radio, the Boca Raton Tribune Candidate Forum will be broadcasted live via the Boca Chamber Radio as they will have all the election coverage throughout the campaign season. “The Boca Raton Tribune Candidate Forum has been one of the marquee events for the Political season in Boca Raton and we are proud to have partnered with The Boca Raton Tribune in making this event even better,” added Boca Chamber Radio’s Dean Miuccio. “Boca Chamber Radio and The Boca Raton Tribune will be your number one source of all your political news this elections cycle.”

Furthermore, as a new part of the process that will further assist residents to make an educated decision in the polls, The Boca Raton Tribune will pre-record interviews with all candidates and have it broadcasted live on Boca Chamber Radio’s Good Day Boca radio show. As always, a special election edition of The Boca Raton Tribune will be published the last week of the election period with our Questionnaire that all candidates will fill out, as well as profiles on all the candidates in the race. “We want to give our readers the most information we can so they can make an informed decision,” Publisher Douglas Heizer said.

Boca Raton’s Communications Manager Appointed to Florida Municipal Communicators Association

Chrissy Gibson, communications and marketing manager for the City of Boca Raton, was recently selected to serve on the Florida Municipal Communicators Association (FMCA) founding Board of Directors.

The association is a professional network of individuals providing communications leadership and support in Florida’s cities, towns and villages. The only association of its kind, the FMCA offers communications professionals opportunities to learn, share and develop innovative solutions for the municipalities they serve.

“It's an honor to have been selected to serve on the board of this new association,” said Gibson. “With the resources provided by FMCA and the opportunities to connect with colleagues in Florida, I think our collective knowledge and experiences will improve the way we provide public information and engage our stakeholders.”

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Gibson, who was named Boca Raton’s communications and marketing manager in July 2015, developed the new communications division which oversees the City’s website, media relations, public relations and social media platforms.

A FEMA Certified Advanced Public Information Officer, Chrissy is a graduate of Florida Atlantic University and a Boca Raton native.

She previously managed the City’s Mizner Park Amphitheater from 2010-2015.

The FMCA membership is available to any person currently employed by a Florida municipal government who performs communications functions on behalf of the municipal government.

Associate memberships are also available. The association will be administered by the Florida League of Cities, a long-standing association that currently provides contractual support services to seven other local government associations.

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Boca Raton Regional Hospital Boca Airport Customs and Border Protection Facility Opens Offers Saturday Hours for Breast Health Testing

The Christine E. Lynn Women’s Health & Wellness Institute at Boca Raton Regional Hospital is now providing Saturday appointments as a more convenient option for patients with workweek responsibilities. The Hospital offers screening and diagnostic mammograms, breast ultrasounds, same-day results as well as bone density on the first Saturday of each month beginning June 2.

“We all lead hectic lives, but health must always be made a top priority.

Our new Saturday hours represent the Institute’s commitment to ensuring both comprehensive and convenient care,” said Shakira Sarquis-Kolber, Director of Women’s Imaging at the Lynn Women’s Health & Wellness Institute. “We are most pleased to provide women with this appointment option.”

Mammograms will be performed using the Senographe Pristina™, the next generation in 3D mammography. The Pristina is faster, quieter and has rounded

corners with contoured armrests instead of handgrips to maximize comfort during the exam. All mammograms are performed in SensorySuites, which are infused with calming fragrances and provide flat screen monitors that display soothing videos and photos to create a serene environment.

“As the first hospital in the nation to offer the Pristina experience, our Women’s Institute continues to set the standard in breast health.

We have the latest technology, outstanding physicians and support staff, years of expertise, a top-quality facility, expedited results and now a more accommodating alternative to scheduling mammograms,” said Kathy Schilling, MD, Medical Director of the Lynn Women’s Health & Wellness Institute.

Major insurances are accepted and financial assistance is available for those without coverage who qualify.

Appointments can be made by calling 561.955.4700.

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At 10:30 AM on May 31st, the much-anticipated U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) facility officially opened at the Boca Raton Airport. The occasion was celebrated the previous evening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and reception, which was attended by many of Boca Raton’s government, civic and business leaders.

Festivities began with Boca Raton Mayor Scott Singer cutting the ribbon at the CBP facility, which was followed by the reception inside the neighboring Privaira Private Aviation hangar. Attendees enjoyed light international fare and live steel drum music, before transitioning to the speaking portion of the evening.

Airport Executive Director, Clara Bennett began by thanking the numerous individuals, departments and organizations that helped bring the CBP facility to fruition. She then highlighted the significance of opening a CBP facility in Boca Raton.

“Throughout its history, the Airport has served as a catalyst for economic growth, playing a pivotal role in the development of Boca Raton as a major hub for corporate headquarters and international commerce,” Bennett said. “Beyond the economic impact, the new facility will ultimately be about connecting the Boca Raton Airport to the rest of the world.”

Boca Raton Airport Authority (BRAA) Chair Mitch Fogel spoke next. “I know you’re as excited as we are for what this project represents for the future of this city of Boca Raton, the Boca Raton Airport and this community,” Fogel said. “This project is the result of the cooperative efforts of the Airport Authority, Airport tenants and users, city leaders and our community partners working together towards a common goal.”

Fogel was followed by Mayor Scott Singer, who showcased the role that the Airport has historically played in the growth of the city, as well as the impact that the CBP facility will likely make on further economic growth.

“Boca’s history really begins, in a big way, at this Airport when it was the Army Airfield in the 1940s… it helped us emerge into the flourishing city we are, a city of nearly 100,000, with a business weight much above that,” said Mayor Singer. “We’ve been following this closely and waiting anxiously for the Airport Customs facility to be open. Now that it is, we can

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be an international attractor of business.”

Mayor Singer also stated that “it’s really an opportunity for us to attract corporate headquarters, and to retain and expand on our high paying jobs.”

Airport Executive Director, Clara Bennett returned to the podium, stating “this project would not have been possible without the partnership of the entire team at U.S. Customs and Border Protection.”

Bennett then introduced Diane Sabatino, Director Field Operations (DFO) for the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s Miami and Tampa Field Offices.

Sabatino thanked Bennett for her efforts, which she says were instrumental in making the project move quickly. “It may seem like it was a long time to get this project to opening. But from a federal government perspective, we moved about as close to lighting speed as I’ve seen, and (that’s) certainly due to the efforts of everyone involved,” Sabatino said. “These improvements here in Boca Raton demonstrate the benefits that can be achieved when working with key stakeholders, and there’s tremendous value in industry and government working together to find smart, cost-effective solutions while providing the best services possible.”

Privaira President and CEO Clemens Vanderwerf was the final speaker. He thanked everyone involved for their great work, and congratulated them for opening a CBP facility in Boca Raton.

In addition to the speakers, other notable guests included BRAA Board Members, Cheryl Budd, Gene Folden and James Nau; County Commissioner Steven Abrams; and City Council Members Andrea O’Rourke, Monica Mayotte and Jeremy Rodgers; Shawn Jamison Hall from the office of Senator Bill Nelson; Wendy Lipsich from the office of Representative Ted Deutch: as well as, Tess, the CBP service beagle.

Representatives from Discover The Palm Beaches and The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism were also on site providing information about travel to Palm Beach County and The Bahamas.

With the CBP facility now officially open, readers are encouraged to follow the Airport on their social media profiles and through the website at BocaAirport. com for news releases on the first plane, first jet, first Vet and first pet to utilize the CBP facility.

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Aqua Dental Loft Joins Boca Raton Lynn Athletics Lands 106 FC Family Student-Athletes on SSC Spring Honor Roll

BOCA RATON, FL — Boca Raton Football Club is proud to announce that Aqua Dental Loft has joined the Boca Raton FC family as a sponsor for the 2018 season.

Located on Palmetto Park Road in Boca Raton, Aqua Dental Loft loves to see your smile.

They offer the most up-to-date dental techniques in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere, with the most knowledgeable dentists in the field.

Dr. Jamily and Casey Pedro have been voted one of America’s Top Dentists in 2013, 2015, 2016, and 2017, and use the latest technology and are thoroughly trained in the latest techniques. Combined with their unwavering commitment, the results are unlike any other in the dentistry field.

“We are very excited to have Aqua Dental Loft as one of our sponsors for the 2018 season,” said team president, Douglas Heizer. “Aqua Dental Loft has the same value in community and quality as we do and we are certain this partnership is one that will be beneficial to both.”

Aqua Dental Loft’s logo will be proudly displayed on the top left side of the gameday jersey.

“Boca Raton FC is a strong local brand that we are excited to partner with starting today,” said Dr. Jamily Pedro.

“Their communityfirst mentality is something we too hold dear to our hearts and we are proud to be sponsoring our local soccer team.”

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A record 1,301 student-athletes were named to the 2018 Sunshine State Conference Spring Commissioner's Honor Roll, announced Tuesday by Commissioner Ed Pasque. A total of 238 studentathletes carried a perfect 4.00 grade-point average for the semester, including 24 Fighting Knights.

A total of 106 Lynn University student-athletes were tabbed to the Spring Honor Roll, encompassing the sports of men's and women's basketball, men's and women's swimming, men's and women's golf, men's and women's tennis, men's and women's lacrosse, women's rowing, baseball, and softball.

This spring's numbers break the previous SSC Commissioner's Spring

Honor Roll records of 1,142 student-athletes honored and 177 perfect grade-point averages, which were set in 2017.

To be eligible for the Spring SSC Commissioner's Honor Roll, a studentathlete must post a minimum grade-point average of 3.20 on a scale of 4.00.

Having won 104 Division II National Championships, the SSC's studentathletes have also proven to be successful in the classroom. For the seventh consecutive year, the SSC boasts an Academic Success Rate of 86 percent. The mark ranks first among all NCAA Division II conferences.

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FAU Extends Kiffin though 2027 Season

Lane Kiffin, Florida Atlantic University’s head football coach, has received a contract extension to lead the Owls through 2027.

“We are extremely excited about the contract extension. Obviously, this came about because of the success that Lane (Kiffin) has had here,” said Brian White, FAU’s vice president and director of athletics. “It shows Lane’s commitment to FAU. It also shows the University’s and (FAU President) Dr. (John) Kelly’s commitment to our football program and all of athletics. It is an exciting thing to be a part of and shows a bright future for FAU.”

Kiffin led the Owls to an 11-3 record in 2017 and their first Confer-

ence USA Championship and first Boca Raton Bowl victory. It marked the second conference title and third bowl win in the program’s 17 seasons.

FAU will be led in 2018 by 16 players who recently received preseason all-conference recognition by Athlon Sports. That list includes Devin “Motor” Singletary, who led the country in both touchdowns (33) and scoring (198).

FAU will open the 2018 season at Oklahoma on Saturday, Sept. 1 at noon. The game will be carried on Fox.

Tickets can be purchased by calling 1-866-FAU-OWLS. All FAU football games can be heard by tuning into ESPN West Palm 106.3 or on the ESPN App.

Lynn Baseball’s Patrick Dorrian Signs with Pittsburgh Pirates

Following a decorated senior campaign, 2018 Lynn University baseball alum Patrick Dorrian will continue his playing career as the shortstop signed a free-agent contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates on Thursday. This marks the eighth consecutive year a member of the Fighting Knights has signed with a Major League Baseball club.

The Kingston, N.Y., native racked up multiple awards in his final collegiate season after ranking inside the Sunshine State Conference’s top-five in batting average (.394), slugging percentage (.798), hits (74), on-base percentage

(.471), runs batted in (57), triples (6) and home runs (17).

In addition to his SSC Player of the Year accolade, Dorrian was a consensus First Team All-American, becoming just the fifth player in program history to land First Team All-America honors three times in a single season.

Dorrian joins Rigo Beltran from the 2018 Lynn baseball graduating class as Fighting Knights to move on to the pros. Beltran was selected in the 31st round of the MLB Amateur Draft to the Seattle Mariners.

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14-MONTH CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT

2.25

%

• Fixed rate of return • Convenience of automatic renewal1 • FDIC insured2

APY* $1,000 minimum opening deposit

Features and Benefits:

CONTACT US TO OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT TODAY! 1-866-828-8485

*Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is accurate as of 5/8/2018. Advertised rate is fixed for the initial term of the Certificate of Deposit (CD) only. APY assumes interest earned remains on deposit until maturity. CD minimum opening deposit of $1,000 required. Early withdrawal penalty may apply if you withdraw any principal from the CD before the maturity date. Account fees could reduce earnings. Additional terms and conditions apply. Please refer to our Depositor’s Agreement and applicable Schedule of Fees for additional information. Offer cannot be combined with any other promotional rate, bonus rate or special rate offer. BankUnited reserves the right to cancel or modify this offer at any time. Rates are subject to change at any time and are not guaranteed until the CD is open. Please contact a BankUnited representative for additional details. Offer is for consumer accounts only.

1 CD will automatically renew at maturity in to a standard CD closest in length to the initial term (which may be shorter than the initial term) at the then current standard rate in effect at the time of renewal unless you instruct us otherwise.

2 To the maximum allowed by law.

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June 29 - July 5, 2018

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