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August is here, and the summer is winding down. Summer vacations and activities will soon be over as students head back to school. David and I have had a fabulous summer reconnecting with family, friends and co-workers, and traveling to Seattle, as well as to Ohio, Rhode Island, and Wisconsin. We’ll visit St. Augustine and Niagara Falls in August. Our final trip to Virginia in October for my nephew’s wedding will be the last family get-together this year. Years ago it was easy to lose track of school mates, friends, and even family members. Today’s technology has made it so much easier to maintain these relationships through phone calls, email, Facebook, texting, etc. But for me, the connection is much more personal when it’s face-to-face. Unless you FaceTime or use Skype, technology doesn’t allow you to see a smile or hear laughter. And even then, you don’t get to see the subtle nuances of body language or enjoy the warmth of a hug. We hope this magazine encourages face-to-face interactions between neighbors. The next time you see someone featured on the cover, say hello and share something about yourself and your family. It’s one small step toward becoming part of the fabric of your community. People are what make a neighborhood a living community instead of just a group of buildings. Reach out to me, too. I’d love to share your story. Enjoy the last days of summer. The holidays are just around the corner!

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Single Tickets for 2017-2018 Season on Sale Aug. 21 Your chance to purchase single tickets for the Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s 2017-2018 season is almost here! Single tickets will go on sale to the general public at 10am on Mon., Aug. 21. Single show ticket prices start at $58, with flexible performance schedule options. The multiple Carbonell Award-winning theatre also offers two convenient plans for season tickets: the five-play and the opt-out of one (four-play package). Oct. 29-Nov. 12: The season kicks off with Born Yesterday, the American screwball comedy about a corrupt tycoon who schemes to transform his girlfriend from flashy to classy, only to realize she has more smarts than he expected. Nov. 28-Dec. 17: Enjoy the South Florida regional premiere of Disney Newsies The Musical, an explosion of dance and an epic tale of newsboys who band together to take on the biggest names in New York media. January 9-28: brings Hairspray, the Tony Award®winning Broadway hit that follows lovable unlikely television star Tracy Turnblad in 1962 as she sets out to integrate a popular network. Feb. 4-18: Join us for An Inspector Calls, a gripping psychological thriller that examines a family’s unraveling secrets.

Mar. 6-25: Our incredible season ends with the beloved Rodgers and Hammerstein classic South Pacific, sure to delight with memorable songs like “I’m Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair” and “There is Nothing Like a Dame.” Patrons may purchase subscriptions for club level premium seats in the Green Room Club Level Lounge and enjoy its amenities throughout the season. Groups who purchase all 62 Club Level seats to a performance receive full access to The Green Room Club Level Lounge to host a private event (e.g. catered dinner or cocktail party) at no additional charge. Season tickets are currently on sale and begin at $210. Season ticket holders not only save 10 percent to 15 percent on single ticket prices, but also get one fee-free ticket exchange per ticket per show and advance notice and ability to purchase tickets to limited engagements and other special events. Groups of 20 or more receive an additional discount. Current season ticket holders may purchase single tickets from 10am-6pm on Aug.14-18. Visit www.jupitertheatre.org or call the box office at 561.575.2223. For group information, contact group concierge Cheryl McDermott at 561.972.6117. ■

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The City of Palm Beach Gardens proudly presents its 2017-2018 Recital Dance Program featuring top notch classes in creative dance, ballet, tap, contemporary, jazz, acrobatics and hip hop for ages 3-18 years. Dancers develop poise, better posture and higher self-esteem and will no doubt make lasting friendships in our fun and inclusive dance program. Classes meet weekly beginning Mon., Aug. 28, and run throughout the school year. Convenient times are offered to accommodate your busy schedule. Creative choreography and hard work will all come together and culminate in two high-quality, entertaining recital shows at the beautiful Eissey Campus Theatre on Fri., May 11, at 7pm and Sat., May 12, at 2pm. Dazzling dance costumes and affordable recital tickets are all part of the package when you enroll with us. For students who wish to take multiple classes and who may enjoy performing at city events and local dance competitions, opportunities for Performance Ensemble and invitationonly Compete Elite classes are also available.

Meet the talented and dedicated dance instructors at the Dance Open House on Mon., Aug. 21, from 5:307:30pm at Burns Road Recreation Center, 4404 Burns Road. They can help your child choose just the right style of dance for his or her age and ability.

For those families who prefer a shortterm commitment, recreational dance classes for children ages 3-9 are also offered in ballet and tap; these classes are offered by session during morning and afternoon hours. For more information and a complete schedule of dance classes and fees, visit the City of Palm Beach Gardens “youth dance” web page at www. pbgrec.com/youth-dance. 

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PBG Life: Just What the Doctor Ordered By Darla Parris Smallwood

For native New Yorkers Elliot and Brynne Ellis, moving to Florida was all about achieving a better quality of life. One that included enjoying the outdoors while becoming part of a family-friendly community. And one that did not include scraping ice off the windshield all winter. After Elliot finished his gastroenterology fellowship in Manhattan, he had plenty of offers from local and tristate area private practices. However, having watched his father, aunt and uncle practice medicine in what he refers to as the “grind” of medical practices there, Elliot wanted something different for himself and his future family. He and Brynne began exploring other areas of the country that offered the lifestyle they craved. Miami was initially a top choice – until a practice there flew the couple down for a weekend interview and neglected to include Brynne in the Friday night dinner with the partners. Shortly thereafter, a 8

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Palm Beach Gardens doctor invited Elliot and Brynne to a dinner with all the partners and their spouses. For Elliot and Brynne, that Capital Grille dinner exuded the kind of warm friendliness that they were seeking, and did much to “seal the deal.” The couple first moved to West Palm Beach, but two years later, they landed in Mirasol, their home for the past six years. The Ellis family now includes a six-year-old son, Hudson, and a two-and-a-half-year-old daughter, Sienna. Brynne and Elliot couldn’t be happier about the family-friendly nature of their neighborhood. “We love it! Our favorite weekly activity is Friday night dinner at the club. We get a big table with 8-10 families, and the adults get to hang out and relax while the kids run wild enjoying the bounce houses, DJs, face painting, games and balloon artists,” says Brynne. “We also enjoy being outside

with the kids. A weekend tradition since Hudson was born is walking to the gazebo at the front of Mirasol’s east gate to feed the fish, bird-watch and search for alligators.” While Brynne and Elliot prioritize family and togetherness, they also place great value on a strong work ethic. Brynne, who earned dual degrees in finance and marketing at Tulane University, is the Director of Merchandising at Boston Proper, LLC, a women’s clothing company headquartered in Boca Raton. Inspired by fashion, she loves bringing the company’s vision to life. Her frequent annual travels to New York and Europe, she says, are a “major work perk” – though Elliot is quick to note that those trips aren’t such a perk for him! Continued page 10

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Dr. Ellis (Elliot) is a board-certified gastroenterologist with offices in West Palm Beach (where he also serves as the Chief of Gastroenterology at Good Samaritan Medical Center) and Palm Beach Gardens. In addition, he is a medical adviser for the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of South Florida. Dr. Ellis earned both his undergraduate and medical school degrees at the University of Pennsylvania and completed his internal medicine residency at Yale. While at Yale New

Haven Hospital, he earned the Chief Resident Recognition Award presented to the senior resident with the most exceptional leadership, professionalism, commitment to patient care – and, not surprisingly, work ethic. During his subsequent fellowship training in gastroenterology and hepatology at New York’s Mount Sinai Hospital, he was named Chief Gastroenterology Fellow. In 2016, the Physicians of the Palm Beach Medical Society voted Dr. Ellis the number one Palm Beach County gastroenterologist to whom they would most likely refer their family and friends. Both Brynne and Elliot also work to improve the community that they love. They participated in the Emerging Leadership Project of the Jewish Federation of the Palm Beaches that helps young adults become future Palm Beach County leaders. Brynne also serves on the Board of Trustees of 10

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Temple Judea of Palm Beach Gardens. In their own way, even the Ellis children are already learning the importance of working to succeed. Hudson, a Benjamin School student who will enter kindergarten this fall, loves golf and tennis, but he also “works hard” during his weekly lessons in the two sports. His favorite activity, however, is chess. A few months ago, he competed in a tournament against players some two years older than he is. His effort and commitment to the game paid off; he won most of his matches. For Sienna, who will enter Temple Beth David’s “threes program” this fall, coping with her parents’ relatively recent decision to take away her beloved pacifier has been the hardest “work” of her young life to date. She devotes most of her energies to dancing, painting, and playing with her older brother. Brynne and Elliot, refusing to succumb to the all-work-andno-play stigma, both enjoy golfing and look forward to the day when their children can join them on the course. “We cannot wait until Hudson and Sienna are older so we can go out as a family foursome!” says Brynne.  ————————————————————————————————————— Do you have a story to share, or do you know a neighbor who does? Volunteer, or nominate your neighbor to be featured in an upcoming issue! Contact dsmallwood@ bestversionmedia.com.

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Fun at the Ballpark and the Pool with Town of Jupiter By Kate Pokorny, Communications & Events Coordinator

End your summer with a bang and dive into fall with these great events! Tues., Aug. 1: Come out to Roger Dean Stadium for National Night Out (NNO). The Jupiter Police Department is partnering with Roger Dean Stadium to put on this great FREE family event. Starting at 4:30 pm, NNO features a free baseball game, police and K9 demonstrations, and other fun activities for kids and families. NNO is a police and community partnership

that brings awareness to crime and drug prevention, generates support and participation in local anti-crime efforts, and sends a message that our neighborhoods are fighting back against crime. Fri., Aug. 11: As a last hurrah before school, kids ages 8-13 can hit the pool at the North County Aquatic Center from 6-9 pm at the Back to School Pool Party. Spend the night under the stars enjoying music, a BBQ dinner, raft races, pool basketball, a photo booth and much more. Prizes will be awarded throughout the night. Parents are not required to stay and are

encouraged to enjoy a night out while the kids are supervised at this FREE event. Tues., Sept. 19: Love America’s favorite pastime? Make sure to register today to see the Miami Marlins take on the New York Mets. Depart from the Jupiter Community Center at 3:30pm and head down to the Miami Marlin’s stadium for a 7:10pm first pitch. Tickets are $50 for residents/$63 for non-residents and include the game ticket, transportation, and soda and snacks on the bus. Register online at www.jupiter.fl.us or at the Jupiter Community Center. For more information, call 561.741.2400.  New Customers

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Bufo marinus, more commonly known as the cane toad, secretes a hallucinogenic neurotoxin from glands along its sides. Pets that mouth or bite these toads absorb the neurotoxin through their gums, and the poison irritates mucous membranes. Once absorbed, the toxin interferes with the heart rate and rhythm, which can be lifethreatening, particularly for small pets. Initial signs that your pet has come into contact with a cane toad include drooling, foaming at the mouth and bright red gums. Other symptoms of toxicity can include vomiting, stiff limbs, loss of balance and seizures. Consider these tips for keeping your pet away from cane frogs: • Keep your pet leashed when outside, especially during the rainy season, at dusk or early in the morning, when the toads are most active. • Keep your pet away from moist areas, around sprinklers,

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Jupiter Pet Emergency & Specialty Center (JPESC) opened in November, 2012, and is committed to providing the best treatment options for pets in Jupiter and the surrounding communities. Our focus of compassionate care means that we treat all cases with the dignity and care you and your pets deserve. In August, 2017, we will move from our location at Central Blvd., Jupiter, FL 33458, to 505 Commerce Way (east), Jupiter, FL 33458. Our new Center for Sports and Integrative Medicine, will incorporate complementary and alternative therapies (including rehabilitation services, pain relief, and acupuncture) with traditional medicine. Just as people do, pets often have conditions that require special medical and/or surgical expertise. We offer state-ofthe-art diagnostic and treatment options to help your fourlegged family member recover his or her quality of life. Dr. Federico Latimer (orthopedic, soft tissue surgery, arthroscopy, and laparoscopy), Dr. Carmen Colitz (ophthalmology), Dr. Wendy Lavalle (oncology), and Dr. Dewey Carpenter (cardiology), along with our team of experienced, compassionate technicians, are committed to providing the very best in specialty care. JPESC is home to the following specialty centers/departments: • Veterinary Surgical Center is an all-inclusive surgical practice for dogs, cats, and the occasional exotic pet. Dr. Federico Latimer, Diplomate ACVS, has the most current equipment, including digital radiography and C-arm modalities to address orthopedic and soft tissue diseases. VSC provides patellar groove replacement and various state of the art elbow surgeries. • All Animal Eye Care provides the highest quality of ophthalmological care for your pet, including endolaser cyclophotocoagulation for glaucoma, as well as phacoemulsification cataract surgery with intraocular lens prostheses. Dr. Colitz provides care for most species' eye problems, including dogs, cats, exotics, and marine mammals. • Hope Animal Cancer Clinic provides compassionate and individualized oncology care for your cat or dog, improving and maintaining quality of life. Dr. Wendy

Lavalle will consult with your family to review your pet’s diagnosis, treatment options, expectations for treatment, and prognosis. • At Sawgrass Veterinary Cardiology, Dr. Carpenter treats cardiac disease with excellence and compassion. He has more than a dozen years of experience with the most current medical options in cardiac care, including minimally invasive procedures, and offers all aspects of medical cardiology (including echocardiography, electrocardiography, thoracic radiographs, lung/thoracic ultrasound, and Holter monitoring). Dr. Carpenter performs transvenous pacemaker placement, PDA occlusion and tracheal stenting, as well as other cuttingedge minimally invasive procedures. • Dr. Michael Geraghty, Dr. Denise Davidson and Dr. Crystal Kolleda-Welling comprise The Pet Emergency Team. Dr. Geraghty, a 1996 graduate of Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine; Dr. Davidson, a 2002 graduate of the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine; and Dr. Kolleda-Welling, a 2004 graduate of The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine, respectively bring 20, 15, and 13 years’ experience in critical/emergency veterinary care to the team. JPESC also has a CT unit (aka CAT scan) for better diagnostic capabilities, as well as a hyperbaric oxygen chamber used for a variety of medical issues including but not limited to traumatic injuries, burns, neurological problems, snake and spider bites, poor wound healing, melting and infected corneal ulcers, and pancreatitis. If your pet has an emergency or needs a specialist, call us at 561.741.4041. 

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Summer Camp Mixes Jewish Learning, Fun Activities By Hope Silverman, BallenIsles Resident

Summer is a time for barbecues and the beach. It’s also the season for many members of the younger generation to attend camp, where they often participate in activities like swimming, playing sports, and doing arts and crafts. Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County and its network of local and global partners offer summer camps where children can have fun while learning about Judaism and building their Jewish identity. At Mandel JCC’s Camp Shalom, campers participate in initiatives that promote Jewish values. For youngsters with special needs, there’s the Mandel JCC’s Camp Tikvah, a division of Camp Shalom. It hosts children ages 6-14 who have varying exceptionalities such as cognitive, emotional, developmental and learning disabilities. All campers are exposed to Israel’s rich culture through the shlichim, Israeli counselors who lead specialized activities. Campers also sing Hebrew songs, participate in Maccabi Games and celebrate Shabbat. Jewish Federation and its partner agencies cultivate future leaders not just here at home, but around the world. At Camp Szarvas in Hungary, teenagers from around the globe gather each summer to learn from each other and celebrate Jewish life. The teens, many of whom come from countries with increasing anti-Semitic activity, discuss with their peers topics such as Jewish identity, diversity and Jewish peoplehood. Camp Szarvas is an initiative of Federation’s partner the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC). Contributions to Jewish Federation’s annual campaign ensure that the next generation can enjoy these life-changing experiences, whether here in the Palm Beaches or halfway around the world. To learn more about how Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County strengthens Jewish identity in children and teens, contact Sarah Rogers: 561.242.6633 or sarah.rogers@ jewishpalmbeach.org. 

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Aug. 26: Furry Friends Adoption, Clinic & Ranch is proud to announce their 3rd annual Hang 20 Surf Dog Classic in Carlin Park. Sponsored by All Animal Eye Care and Jupiter Pet Emergency & Specialty Center, the event is expected to draw thousands of people to watch the most spectacular surfers of all breeds compete. Aug. 26 is also National Dog Day, designated to promote awareness of organizations like Furry Friends who have been rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming homeless animals in our community for more than 30 years. This event is a fundraiser for Furry Friends Adoption, Clinic & Ranch. This year’s event will be bigger-and-better than the last with many new offerings like these:

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heat is $35. Other registration is $45. There will be five heats from 8:30am until 11:00am, with categories for small dogs, medium dogs, large dogs and stand up paddle boards, as well as the new heat for veterans, first responders and K-9 officers. An awards ceremony and introduction of adoptable dogs will follow. The competition is open to the public, who can enjoy live music throughout the day. Local businesses and sponsors will operate an onsite “vendor village.” Attendance is free; donations are recommended. “Furry Friends is excited that this year’s event and fundraiser for our animals is shaping up to be the biggest and best yet … we look forward to seeing the thousands of

smiling faces from all over Florida and beyond,” says Karen Counts, programs director of Furry Friends. Sponsors include All Animal Eye Care and Jupiter Pet Emergency & Specialty Center as the Presenting Sponsor, Baum Family Animal Foundation as Philanthropic Sponsor, Tire Kingdom as Promotional Sponsor, Kathie Kaminske of Golden Bear Realty as the Bark and Brunch Sponsor, and Tito’s Vodka as Stage & Band Sponsor. Other sponsors include Dogsworld, Campbell Property Management, Complete Property Maintenance, Inc., Floridian Community Bank, Healthepets, Bala Boutique, Rose Consulting, Cod & Capers, Palm Beach Parking, and Ocean Magic. The Humane Society of Jupiter/Tequesta dba Furry Friends Adoption, Clinic & Ranch is a not for profit 501(c)(3) organization. This no kill rescue organization is headquartered in Jupiter, Florida, with a facility that includes an adoption center, administration offices, and full-service veterinary clinic. In addition, they manage a thrift store and boutique in Jupiter as well as a 27-acre ranch located in Palm City. Furry Friends Adoption, Clinic & Ranch has been rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming homeless animals in our community for more than 30 years. For more information visit www.furryfriendsadoption.org. 

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Palm Beach Gardens: Then and Now By Mayor Maria Marino

The City of Palm Beach Gardens has a glorious history. It is one that I wish to share, while comparing the city in its early days to the Palm Beach Gardens of today. Incorporated in 1959 by Florida Statute, the initial organizational meeting was held July 25, 1959, in Lake Park, Florida. Herbert Thompson was named the first mayor and Norman Roland became the vice mayor. At that time, the land mass that is now Palm Beach Gardens was considered fresh, unoccupied territory, so city business was conducted in Lake Park. The Florida Construction Company, where the meeting was held, soon became the Public Works Department. Early financing for the city was supplied by Bankers Life and Casualty of Chicago, owned by John D. MacArthur. Today, 58 years later, I represent Palm Beach Gardens as its mayor, while Mark Marciano serves as our vice mayor. City business is conducted in our municipal complex on Military Trail. The complex is set to be renovated and expanded with some of the 1% sales surtax dollars the city now receives from the county. In 1959, Mayor Thompson’s objectives for a well-rounded

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2018 Goldner Family Fun Goodnight Moon & Runaway Bunny................... Sat., Feb. 24 The Jason Bishop Show..................................... Sat., Mar. 17 Clementine..........................................................Sat., Apr. 28 PBSC Music Department Jazz Ensembles................................................ Tues., Oct. 24 Concert Band & Chorus.....................................Tues., Dec. 5 Tuesday Nite Big Band..................................... Tues., Feb. 27 Jazz Ensembles.............................................. . Wed., Mar. 28 Concert Band & Chorus....................................Tues., Apr. 17 Eissey Education There is so much to know about our theatre and how it works. Did you know that the Eissey Campus Theatre is part of Palm Beach State College and that we have two sister theatres? The Dolly Hand Cultural Arts Center is located on the Belle Glade Campus, and the Duncan Theatre is located on the Lake Worth Campus. Did you know that the three theatres have a unified mission? Under the direction of Mark Alexander, the theatres are working together to be more accessible to all of South Florida by cross marketing, selling tickets for all three locations and presenting productions at multiple theatre locations.

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