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DINING ADVENTURES AND THE WINNER IS… LATITUDES! This restaurant is located inside the beautiful Hollywood Beach Marriott Hotel where you can Marty Foyer have the choice of Dining Column terrace, Broadwalk or inside dining (how nice is that!). For starters, the table shared the Seared Tuna with a soy glaze, wasabi, ginger and fresh mango. The Lobster and Crab Cakes – full of lobster and crab with little or no filling – were topped with a tropical fruit salsa that brought smiles to the table. A special of Executive Chef Ron Duprat was his Short Rib Empanadas plated with papaya and green apple salad (a true Caribbean flair). Did I say special? I meant to say, very special. What an exciting way to start our dining adventure. We all got excited when our Lobster Bisque arrived. It was for sure one of the best Lobster Bisque I have ever tasted… possibly the best. The flavor, the heat and the crispy flash-fried, chopped lobster ball was off the charts and brought this bisque to yet another level with just the right amount of cream and sherry. Latitudes boasts several salads on their menu. We chose to stay with the traditional Caesar Salad. The hearts of romaine were gently tossed with a

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delicate dressing, shaved Parmesan cheese and house-made croutons. A delight to the palette (we ate the whole thing and not a morsel was left). Finally, the main event. We all shared several dishes. The Chilean Sea Bass and Mahi Mahi were both superb, one encrusted in macadamia nuts and the other with a miso ginger

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sauce. We also shared the Cappellini Primavera tossed with fresh vegetables, plum tomatoes, garlic and oil, and a Cajun-Seared Chicken Breast sat on top of this masterpiece. WOW! For you meat lovers, the Chef offers three different cuts of steaks: a Filet Mignon, a traditional Grilled Rib Eye and a Skirt Steak with a garlic citrus marinade.

We must have ordered the right amount of food because desert was on the way, and no one complained that they ate too much…besides, we all wanted just a little taste of what was to come. What a shame that we had to share. Our favorites were the Jamaican Spiced Rum Cake with pineapple, mango and Tahitian vanilla bean. The warm Chocolate Cake warmed our hearts, as did the Passion Fruit Crème Brule. (Price points on the entire menu are moderate, as well as the daily specials.) And speaking of passion, it is with a delightful palette that I repeat the winner is…Executive Chef Ron Duprat. A winner in every way, and he is tops nationwide (as seen on “Top Chef”). We are so fortunate to have him with us in Hollywood. Hooray for Chef Ron, and hooray for Hollywood! All plating of every course that we ordered was tops by the top chef himself. We would not change a single item that we ordered or what was suggested to us. BRAVO TOP CHEF RON DUPRAT, AND BRAVO LATITUDES. We will be back very soon. Great food, great service and a great view…we all had a wonderful time. ‘Till next time…here’s to good friends, here’s to good times and here’s to you!

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Man, dog and bus on a mission For the past seven months, Bob Votruba, along with his Boston terrier, Bogart, has traveled the country in a hand-painted bus to promote One Million Acts of Kindness, a goal he created to encourage people to perform small acts of kindness every day. Inspired by his desire to create a better world for his three children to grow up in, Votruba surrendered most of his worldly possessions and life as a home builder to visit college campuses and convince people to follow his movement. “I think there’s such a thirst, such a hunger for people to see a better world,” Votruba said. “It’s so much fun visiting campuses, talking to students and seeing the results.” Votruba’s good-will journey has brought him to places like Ohio State University, University of Tennessee and University of Florida, but in an attempt to branch out from colleges, he visited Hollywood on March 23 and 24 to speak

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orn a Hollywood, Florida son, destined to be a Hollywood, California star, Sandy Blake Roberts’ life and dreams were abruptly cut short on Feb. 27, 2010, when he died in a tragic automobile accident. Sandy was no ordinary kid. Anyone who knew him would agree. He was shrouded in light, and he exuded all that is good. He lived life to the fullest and reflected the influences of those who loved him the most. The language and comedic banter Sandy shared with his younger brother, Zack, was electric, and it was easy to understand why many assumed they were twins. He inherited the relentless charisma and diplomacy of his father, Scott, and the movie-star grace and poise of his mother, Mimi. The community – those who knew him and many who never had the great privilege to as well – has been impacted by Sandy’s life and his death. He has already proven to have left a legacy of kindness and creativity.

Sandy accomplished more creatively in his short 21 years than most do in a lifetime. A sophomore at University of Southern California’s prestigious School of Cinematic Arts at the time of his untimely death, Sandy had earned numerous awards and recognitions for his achievements in improv, film editing and production, and theater throughout his high school and college careers. There is no real cautionary tale or reasonable explanation when something like this happens. However, we can all learn from Sandy in that his time on earth was spent living, loving, laughing and pursuing his dream to live a creative life. As the curtain of Sandy Blake Roberts’ life closes, he hopefully knows that he’s receiving a well-deserved standing ovation. -M. Brown

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with Hollywood residents and a gain different perspective on benevolence. Votruba plans to continue his country-wide trek for 10 more years and said he’s excited about the new directions it will take him and the new opportunities it will provide. But most importantly, Votruba wants to encourage people to have a constant kindness mindset and perform small acts of kindness – as simple as saying “Thank you” or holding open a door – to make the world a better place for everyone. For more information about Votruba – and of course Bogart – visit www. onemillionactsofkindness.com.

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New Chamber of Commerce partnership to provide business resources for Hollywood A new partnership between the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce and the Florida Women’s Business Center will bring training and resources to local business owners trying to stay afloat in the current economic climate or initiate entrepreneurial ventures. The Business Center, Brett Daly Associate which has offices in Palm Editor Beach and Lee Counties and serves 18 counties across the southern region of Florida, will now have a satellite office in the Hollywood Chamber’s office to better serve Broward County. “Our goal is to provide people with a convenient location where they can obtain great training and counseling,” said Jennifer Brin Kovach, director of the Florida Women’s Business Center. The Center, established in 2004, focuses on providing training, resources, referrals, support and advocacy to women entrepreneurs and others seeking to create, sustain or grow micro businesses, according to its Web site. It provides management and technical assistance, help with writing business plans, business counseling and special workshops, which include Internet training and financial literacy. All services will be available through workshops held at the Chamber satellite office. Last year, the Florida Women’s Business Center served 2,200 business owners and entrepreneurs, created 120 jobs and helped start 24 businesses. Women represented 88 percent of their clients and owned 92 percent of the businesses the Center served. And although it focuses on the individual professional development of women, the Center extends its services to men. “I’m so happy to have the Florida Women’s Business Center provide a curriculum of training for business owners,” said Anne Hotte, executive director of the Hollywood Chamber of Hotte Commerce. “I’m hearing of so many businesses needing to close, and I’m hoping that with these tools, they will be able to prosper.” The recent partnership began when former Chamber president Beth Kroll, who is currently chair of the Chamber Women’s Group, met Kovach and recognized the Center’s need for a permanent location in Broward and

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recognized the opportunities it could provide the Hollywood community. And with 25 percent of the Center’s clients residing in Broward, Kovach said they wanted a brick and mortar location in the area. For Kroll, the partnership also offered the Chamber a way to provide additional resources to Hollywood business owners, as well as have the business community look at the Chamber as a go-to place for business advice. To help secure that image, the Women’s Group will host “The Total Woman Breakthrough Forum 2010,” a high-energy forum for aspiring and enterprising women, in May. “The best way for a woman to discover her power within is through her interaction with other women,” Kroll said. “What better way than through a ‘total Kroll woman’ forum. We go to spas and salons to makeover our outer-selves. The Total Woman Forum is an opportunity to rejuvenate ourselves from within.” The two-day event, exclusively for women by women, will take place from May 13 to 14 at the Hollywood Marriott and feature presentations from speakers and coaches, panel discussions with audience participation, power networking with successful women, as well as hands-on beauty demonstrations and fashion shows. The event will top off with “A Black and White Affair” dinner celebration. “More than ever, women are in need of not only a boost for body, spirit and soul but also for valuable resources and proven tools that help them cope with the increasing demands of daily life,” said Elvira Amankwa of Impact Creations. “And that’s exactly why I created the Total Woman Breakthrough Forum.” In addition, the Chamber will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, April 8 to launch the new satellite office at 330 N. Federal Highway from 4 to 6 p.m. Attendees must register by calling 954-923-4000. “This is only the first of many partnerships we hope to achieve to help Chamber members and the public succeed,” Hotte said. “This is a gift.” For more information about the Florida Women’s Business Center, visit www.flwbc.org. For more information about the Total Woman Breakthrough Forum or to register, visit www. totalwoman.us or call 561-210-7186.

Attention Moms (and Dads and grandparents, too!) E-mail your baby photos to brett@hollywoodgazette.com by April 20th for the Mother’s Day issue of Hollywood Gazette! (Include name of parents, baby and age of baby.)

BABYof the MONTH Austin

At 7 months old, Austin Paul Chauret is already a regular at the tennis courts of Jefferson Park. During his spare time, the active baby enjoys boat rides with his parents, Jacob and Giselle, and playing with the family dog, Sasha. Do you want your baby to be Hollywood’s ‘Baby of the Month’?

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Kaydee, a 6-six-year-old rat terrier, survived Hurricane Katrina and loves people, animals and chocolate. Although she lost her eyes, it only takes Kaydee about 15 minutes to learn the “lay of the land” anywhere she goes. She has taught her adopted owner, Nancy Kline, the true meaning of blind faith.

Do you want your pet to be “Pet of the Month”? E-mail a ‘hi-res’ photo with the following information: • Name (owners/parents); • Pet (breed and name); • Age & Gender; and • Special traits & talents to brett@hollywoodgazette.com.

Hollywood band gaining recognition, hosting CD release party Downtown by Brett Daly Associate Editor The Republik, an alternative band from Hollywood known for its focus on polarized ideologies of America, released its newest CD March 27. “The Unexpected Answer” covers a broad range of alternative and indie rock genres and features music with cultural themes. “I’m ecstatic that our album ‘The Unexpected Answer’ is finally being released,” said Beau Million, the drummer of The Republik. “Now we can get ourselves out there and influence the world.” The band, which began playing in 2006, represents a new age of politically based, alternative music and gains inspiration from music by groups like Dave Matthews Band and Rage Against the Machine. Long-time friends and dueling violinists Colin Healy and Jacob Bauman teamed up with Alberto Pizarro and Beau Million to create the group, and they released their first

Formed in 2006, The Republik launched their second CD, “The Unexpected Answer,” in March.

album, “Last Chance Planet,” in 2007. The Republik prides themselves on their ability to appeal to a wide range of people and said they have fans ranging from ages 5 to 95 and of every race and background. The group will perform for a CD release party at Mickey Byrnes Irish Pub & Restaurant, 1921 Hollywood Blvd., on April 15 at 7 p.m. For more information on The Republik, visit www.MySpace.com/ TheRepublikband.

Margaritaville and Planet Hollywood vie for Johnson Street property by Brett Daly Associate Editor The Stage II Johnson Street RFP Evaluation Committee ranked Margaritaville higher than Planet Hollywood after listening to detailed developer presentations March 4. The committee scored the teams based on criteria provided in the City’s RFP. The seven-member committee accounted for criteria like financial capacity and commitments, the likelihood the implementation will happen, proposed revenue for the City and past performances in its evaluation. These scores – along with real estate, hospitality, and urban and design consultant reports, as well as input from a March 14 community forum – will be forwarded to the City Commission at the April 7 commission meeting. There, the City Manager will ask the Commission to authorize negations with one, both or none of the developers. The RFP process has attracted the interests of many Hollywood residents and business owners since Stage I proposals arrived at City Hall last September, and at the March 14 community forum, more than 100

people turned out to listen to abbreviated developer presentations and ask questions regarding each developer’s proposal. Planet Hollywood highlighted its ability to connect the beach with intercoastal attractions and Downtown Hollywood through its water taxis and trolley services, as well as its familyoriented activities that include a water slide, wave runner, lazy river, observation tower and zip line. In addition, the team pointed out how securing Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza and Rosie’s Gourmet Italian Ices would bring national chains to Hollywood Beach. Residents had concerns regarding Planet Hollywood’s failed attempts in other Florida cities. Additional concerns raised regarded pricing on public use of the attractions, height of the water slide and its ability to withstand hurricanes, funding and gambling. The team said an affordable fee would be charged for attraction use, the slide will meet all building codes, they have already secured $40 million in equity, and they have no plans for bringing gambling to the site in the short term. Margaritaville also presented their project to residents, emphasizing its

public access, revenue creation and ability to help existing businesses thrive. “We think this is a perfect fit for Hollywood,” said Lon Tabatchnick, president of Lojeta Group, LCC, the team’s developer. “Our brand is a tropical escapism lifestyle brand, and that is what Hollywood Beach is all about.” He said the fact that Margaritaville will only have one restaurant and Tiki Hut – and no retail – will allow existing businesses in the area to flourish. Also, he said that over a 10-year period, Margaritaville will make the City around $19 million in revenue compared to the $5.3 million Planet Hollywood would generate. Residents raised concerns regarding the team’s proposal of a new amphitheater and what would happen to the existing Bandshell, attraction fees, demographic appeal and construction time. The team said the City would decide what to do with the Bandshell, pool attractions would be free of charge, the Margaritaville brand appeals to multiple generations – demonstrated through the success of its other three locations in

Florida, they said – and the project could be completed in two years once given the go-ahead to build. No rankings occurred from Hollywood residents, but the City Commission will consider resident comments when deciding which team or teams to move forward with negotiations. “If we select a winner, it will be two years before a shovel of earth is turned, and probably four or five until we get to experience the result. Let’s all hope we can go forward this time,” said Commissioner Dick Blattner. Anyone interested in learning more about the entire RFP process and each developer proposal, can visit hollywoodfl. org and click on the Johnson Street link under the Hot Information section. Hollywood residents are also invited to attend the city commission/CRA meeting Wednesday April 7 at 5 p.m. in room 218 at City Hall, or watch on Comcast channel 78.

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Nativity students are ‘on the right track’

Track: Coaches: Candace Ligotti and Laura Hirsch. Team: Summer Benson, Jaycie Celli, Courtney Charneco, Nicole Christ, Nicole Cohen, Sean Davis, Robert DeTorres, Patrick Fitzgerald, Taylor Gillis, Barbie Godinez, Aliana Godoy, Riza Godoy, Veronica Gordo, Jonah Grillo, Luke Grillo, Noah Grillo, Savannah Grillo, Philip Hartman, Christian Hernandez, Nicole Hess, Greg Holodak, Kailey Introcaso, Tim McSoley, Matt McSoley, Amanda Meador, Alex Mejido, Josef Mick, Dominic Murazzi, Brian Perez de la Mesa, Austin Pryce, Jean Michael Querol, Elixabeth Rosati, Nadia Sabie, Tommy Seilkop, Emily Sharkey, Amanda Shaw, Cody Short, Eric Snow, Wesley Spano, Stefano Urso, Jenna VanBoxtel, Robert Vazquez, Daniel Vitello, Georgina Whelan and Rachel Wong.

Softball: Coaches: Lisa Paguaga, Gina Marrone, Steve Newmark. Team: Danielle Becker, Kaitlyn Corp, Nicole Ferrari, Rachelle Jillson, Danica McCabe, Morgan Morrone, Lauren Morales, Lauren Newmark, Adelina Schreiber, Marina Schreiber, Dayna Shull, Megan Sorg and Erika Stanish.

Volleyball: Coaches: Theresa Reilly and Tara Marino. Team: Brandon Barrera, Estafano Rivera, Greg Holodak, Deryk MacDonnell, Mike Nader, Juan Carlos Diego, Sean Davis, Anthony Tutora, Bradley Higgs, Matthew Short, Tim McSoley, Edward Fuerst, Matt Salas and Mike Gonzalez.

Nativity Catholic School, which recently celebrated 50 years since the founding of its parish and 50 years of priesthood for Father Patrick Murnane, triumphed in three sports in the All Broward Catholic Conference sports division this season. The Boys Volleyball Team took first place in the division with an undefeated 9-0 season; the Girls Softball Team took first place with a season record of 10-1; and the Track Team took first place at the ABCC Track and Field Championships and earned 25 placements in 22 separate events.

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A breath of fresh air. . . by Elena Gusleva

If you are one of the 26 million Americans suffering from seasonal allergies, then you might be more focused on pollen count than on enjoying the spring flowers. Pharmaceutical remedies, which often have unwanted side-effects, offer mixed results, and nearly a third of allergy patients taking these drugs think their medications don’t work. But it is possible to step outside and enjoy the season without loading up on allergy medications. Here are several natural alternatives medically proven to help control your allergies. Saline nasal rinsing is the simplest way to flush the sinuses and keep them clear. Squirting bottles and neti pots,

which look like the Aladdin lamp, have been used for thousands of years and are sold in pharmacies and health food stores. Rinsing the nasal passages twice a day with a little warm water with noniodized salt can do wonders in removing pollen and preventing and reducing congestion. Quercetin, a bioflavonoid, prevents the release of histamine which triggers allergy attacks. It is most commonly

found in apples, onions, citrus and some other fruits and vegetables, but allergy sufferers might need to use a supplement to build up enough of this compound. Start taking 1,000 mg a day between meals six weeks before allergy season. People with liver disease, pregnant or nursing should not use this supplement. Stinging Nettle inhibits the body’s ability to produce histamine and other inflammatory chemicals. Studies have shown that taking about 300 milligrams daily will offer allergy relief for most people, although the effects may last only a few hours. Nettle may

cause diuresis (water loss, excessive urination), uterine contractions, or low blood pressure. Caution is advised in patients with bleeding disorders or taking drugs that may increase the risk of bleeding, hypotension, diabetes mellitus and in pregnant and breastfeeding women. Eating spicy foods like horseradish and cayenne peppers, sniffing essential oils of rosemary and eucalyptus, supplementing with Omega-3 fatty acids and vitamin C, and avoiding meat and dairy also helps reduce congestion and allergic response. Relax, you can breathe now!

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Katherine McDonald, an eighth-grader at Nativity School in Hollywood, took first place – out of 466 middle school entries – at the Broward County Science Fair. Her project, “How does the mass of an arrow affect penetrating power?,” earned her a place at the Florida State Science and Engineering Fair in Orlando from April 7 to 10. “Katherine worked for four months on her physics project,” said Nativity science teacher Gloria Gibson. “I am very proud of her effort, her diligence and her ability to explain to numerous judges exactly what she learned and how she achieved her results.”

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In April, Synergize! Studios, along with 100 health clubs, personal training studios and fitness boot camps around the country, will hold a “Push-ups for Charity” event to raise money for wounded soldiers. Participants hope to collectively raise nearly $500,000 for the Wounded Warrior Project – which aims to raise awareness and enlist the public’s aid for the needs of severely injured service men and women – and kick-start a mini fitness revolution at the same time. “Our goal is two-fold,” said Shondelle Solomon-Miles, owner of Synergize! “We want to show our support for the wounded warriors who have sacrificed so much for our freedom and security, and we want to engage our local community in a fun way to get fit.” The event works by people agreeing to sponsor an individual performing the push-ups. The sponsor pledges to donate fifty cents to one dollar for every push-up that person does in 90 seconds. Miles said that people don’t need to do thousands of push-ups; she said they simply need to focus on setting a new personal record. And while they get fit, they will contribute to a great cause. She encourages Hollywood to not only participate but also to help spread the word.

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Change the way you think about Medicare Are you one of the 250,000 Americans making decisions about Medicare this year? If so, you need to change the way you think to prevent falling into these CHARLES E. HOWELL avoidable and costly FINANCIAL COLUMN Medicare traps. 1. I won’t have co-pays, fees or health insurance costs when I turn 65. Remember, you get what you pay for. If you want coverage with low or no co-pays, don’t complain when you have limited choices of care, providers and health care access. You have paid into Medicare for a lifetime, so make sure you get what you have paid for. 2. I am turning 65, and I will get Medicare for FREE. Nothing is for free. Don’t fool yourself and think you are not paying for Medicare. There is always a catch with FREE, and it is easy to forget the value of the benefits you give up until after they are gone. Many turning 65 give up their rights to participate in Medicare Part A and Part B in exchange for a Part C managed care program with limited network choices. You have paid Medicare taxes all your working life to

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Everglades Coalition works to restore, protect 2-million-acre wetland ecosystem in Florida Ten years after the largest ecosystem restoration project in our nation’s history was approved, the Everglades Coalition, which includes a Hollywood-based Caron Conway Correspondent conservation organization, is leading the charge for continued progress in saving Florida’s unique environmental treasure. The Everglades Coalition is an alliance of 53 national, state and local conservation and environmental organizations – including the Sun Coast Regional Office of the National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA) in Hollywood – that advocates for the restoration, protection and enhancement of the series of rivers, lakes and estuaries that comprise the Everglades. Working in the public arena, the coalition informs decision makers of the conservation community’s collective view of the 2-million-acre wetland ecosystem that reaches from the Kissimmee Chain of Lakes into Lake Okeechobee, through the “River of Grass” and Everglades National Park, and out to Florida Bay and the Keys. Toward this end, the coalition met with elected officials and community leaders at its 25th annual conference in January to develop solutions for the next 10 years of the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan (CERP). Congress passed the landmark multibillion-dollar plan, which will take decades to achieve, in 2000. Plans call for improving natural water flow and water quality, and reviving the habitats of 68 endangered and threatened plants and species, which include the Florida panther and American crocodile, by removing levees, filling in canals and building reservoirs and treatment areas. Most of the approximately 1.7 billion gallons of fresh water that drains from the Everglades to coastal waters each day will be captured and stored in surface and underground storage areas until it’s needed to supply the natural system, as well as urban and agricultural uses. Originally, close to 8.9 million acres extending from the lakes and marshes of Central Florida to the Florida Bay were

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“Decades of farming, urban development and the massive water engineering and drainage project have reduced the Everglades ecosystem to half its former size.” the Tamiami Trail project in Miami-Dade County, which entails the construction of a mile-long bridge to replace a portion of the east-west highway that for decades has blocked natural freshwater flows southward into Everglades National Park. And in January, ground was broken on a $53 million project to turn an unsuccessful subdivision in the Picayune Strand in Southwest Florida back into 55,000 acres of wetlands. “This is an exciting time in restoration, but we can’t stop now,” said Mark Perry, state co-chair of the Everglades Coalition and the executive director of the Florida Oceanographic Society. “As the Everglades continues to decline, we believe our list

of priorities for 2020 is key to turning restoration around.” The coalition’s 2020 Vision for Everglades Restoration provides detailed recommendations for local, state and federal officials to successfully move the restoration toward completion. The coalition’s priorities include $305 million in federal and state funding of key restoration programs and projects to ensure “critical on-the-ground benefits throughout the ecosystem,” and congressional authorization of four key restoration projects – the Biscayne Bay Coastal Wetlands, C-111 Spreader Canal phase 1, C-43 Reservoir and Broward County Water Preserve Area. The coalition also urges Florida, upon closing its first restoration land deal with U.S. Sugar Corp., to immediately announce the start of a restoration project on the 73,000-acre site and begin negotiations to act on its option to acquire the more than 100,000 remaining acres of sugar cane land. With the restoration project now in its second decade, the Everglades Coalition is stressing that the time has come to fully fund and complete critical projects. “If we are successful here over the next decade, we will set an example for all other ecosystem restoration initiatives nationally and internationally,” Perry said. For more information on the Everglades Coalition or restoration project, visit www.evergladescoalition.org.

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MONDAY & THURSDAY KARATE CLASSES All ages are welcome at World Tae Kwon Do classes; 6-7:15 p.m.; Washington Park Community Center, 5199 Pembroke Rd.; $30/ month. Call 954-243-7297. DANCE CLASSES Modern, liturgical, ballet, jazz & lyrical for ages 5 & up presented by the Feet That Preach Institute; 6-8:30 p.m.; McNicol Community Center, 1411 S. 28th Ave.; $30 residents, $40 nonresidents. Call Shirley Jones, 754-3683171.

MONDAY & FRIDAY SCRABBLE Enjoy the popular game for fun & competition; noon-4 pm; Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center, 1301 S. Ocean Dr.; $5.50 yearly membership/residents, $11/nonresidents. Call 954-921-3600.

niques & stretching exercises that stimulate laughter; 8:30 a.m.; T.Y. Park (Pavilion 4), 3300 N. Park Rd. Call 954-989-3774. GERMAN MOVIES No subtitles; 7 p.m.; German American Society of Hollywood, 6401 Washington St.; $2 (meal available for $5 at 6:30 p.m.). Call 954-322-6227. BREAST CANCER SUPPORT GROUP 7-8:30 p.m.; Memorial Regional Hospital South (1st Floor West), 3600 Washington St.; free. Call Brenda Ferriolo, 954-791-6318. DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP 2:30-4:30 p.m.; Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center, 1301 S. Ocean Dr.; free (metered parking). Call 954-921-3600. KUNDALINI YOGA FOR ADULTS Learn breathing techniques, postures & meditation with Mitar Kaur, IKYTA certified, to improve the immune system, increase flexibility, reduce stress & heighten awareness; 9:30 a.m.; The Goddess Store, 2017 Harrison St. Call 954-696-9299. BLOOD GLUCOSE CONTROL Learn how to use your daily self-monitored blood glucose to improve diabetes control with Internet tools; 2:30-4:30 p.m.; Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center, 1301 S. Ocean Dr.; free. Call 954-270-2662 to register. YOGA WITH SARASWATI Classical Hatha Yoga classes are based on the Sivananda Method; 6:30-8:15 p.m.; Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center, 1301 S. Ocean Dr.; $15 per class or $90/10 classes. Call 954-921-3600. ADULT BALLET CLASSES 7:30-8:30 p.m.; Dance Explosion, 6878 Stirling Rd.; $60/6-wk. session. Call 954-983-9899.

TUESDAY – THURSDAY 3HO KUNDALINI YOGA As taught by Yogi Bhajan for all ages & levels: Postures, Breathing, Meditation, Chanting, Massage, Diet, Hygiene; 6-7 p.m.; 3901 S. Ocean Dr.; $15 (1st class free with 10 paid classes). Call Sadhana Kaur Khalsa, 954237-4186.

TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY DANCE CLASSES Dance Explosion offers classes in tap, jazz, ballet, hip hop & lyrical/contemporary for ages 3 to teens; David Park Recreation Center, 108 N. 33 Ct.; $40/month. Call 954-985-5674.

TUESDAY & THURSDAY GROUP FITNESS Adult classes; 6 p.m.; ArtsPark at Young Circle (Visual Arts Pavilion), Hollywood Blvd. & U.S. 1. Call 954-921-3500 for fees. FILM FLAM Enjoy a movie & light refreshments; 10 a.m.noon; Fred Lippman Multi-Purpose Center, 2030 Polk St.; $1. Call 954-921-3408.

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TUESDAY & FRIDAY

TEEN LOUNGE Watch TV, listen to music & play favorite board & card games with friends; 6-8:30 p.m.; McNicol Community Center, 1411 S. 28th Ave.; free. Call 954-921-3511.

VINYASA YOGA WITH RONNI FORD Experience dynamic Yoga sequences that sculpt the outside & open the inside, & master the Ujjayi breath for a strong practice; 9-10:20 a.m.; Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center, 1301 S. Ocean Dr. Call 340-626-9642. BEGINNER POLE DANCING CLASS Learn the basics of pole dancing while toning and sculpting the body; 6-7 p.m.; Sensual Souls Pole Dance and Fitness Studio, 2850 Stirling Rd., Suite H; $20. Call 954-926-POLE (7653).

MONDAY – FRIDAY HOLLYWOOD BRIDGE CLUB Featuring triple master points every day & refreshments, with supervised play available Mon. & Thurs.; 12:30 p.m.; Temple Sinai, 1400 N. 46th Ave.; $8 entry fee. Call David, 954600-1899, or Sedat, 954-790-3010.

MONDAY – SATURDAY AEROBICS AT THE YMCA High- and low-impact step aerobics; mornings & evenings; 3161 Taft St. Call Patty Ceballos, 954-989-9622.

MONDAY & WEDNESDAY – SUNDAY FENCING CLASSES Olympic saber & foil fencing classes are offered for kids, teens & adults; times vary; Hollywood Sabre Fencing Academy, 2000 Harrison St. Call 954-966-1240 for fees & to schedule a free introductory session.

TUESDAYS ROTARY CLUB Lunch meeting; noon; Hollywood Rotary Clubhouse, 2349 Taylor St. Call Richard Ferrara, 954-921-4500. RAJA YOGA MEDITATION 10-11 a.m. & 6:30-7:30 p.m.; Hollywood Library, 2600 Hollywood Blvd.; free. Call Roz, 954-962-7447. OPEN MIC JAM SESSION 10 p.m.; Shenanigans, 3303 Sheridan St. Call 954-981-9702. LAUGHTER YOGA Participate in a blend of playful breathing tech-

WEDNESDAYS KARATE CLASSES USA Goju Karate classes develop courtesy & self-confidence while teaching self-defense; 6-7 p.m. (beginner kids), 7-8 p.m. (adults); Driftwood Community Center, 3000 N. 69th Ave.; $30/month resident ($20/2nd family member), $35/month nonresident. Call Ed Gonzalez, 305-801-3361. PEE WEE TENNIS LESSONS For ages 4-8; 5:30-7 p.m.; David Park Tennis Center, 510 N. 33rd Ct.; $15/session. Call 954-967-4237. SOUTH BROWARD BUSINESS COUNCIL Broward’s oldest networking business organization; 7:30-8:45 a.m.; Club at Emerald Hills, 4100 N. Hills Dr. Call Jim Stoodley, 954-962-9997. RAJA YOGA MEDITATION 7-8 p.m.; Hillcrest Playdium, 1100 Hillcrest Dr.; free. Call Roz, 954-962-7447. MEN’S GOLF GROUP Register for 9 holes of golf & dinner with the Hollywood Men’s Golf Association; 4:30 p.m.; Orangebrook Golf & Country Club, 400 Entrada Dr.; $25 annual dues. Call Brian, 954967-4653, ext. 24. MUSIC THEORY CLASSES For ages 4-6 & 7-11; 3:30 p.m.; Muzart Kidz Konnection, 1205 S. 21st Ave. Call 954-9241133 for fees.

calendar CHICAGO-STYLE STEPPIN’ R&B ballroom dancing; 7-8:30 p.m.; Fred Lippman Multi-Purpose Center, 2030 Polk St.; $10. Call 954-921-3408. VINYASA YOGA WITH RONNI FORD Experience dynamic Yoga sequences that sculpt the outside & open the inside, & master the Ujjayi breath for a strong practice; 5:30-6:45 p.m.; Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center, 1301 S. Ocean Dr. Call 340-626-9642.

WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY TAI CHI 9-10 a.m. Wed. & 6:30-7:30 p.m. Thurs.; Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center, 1301 S. Ocean Dr. Call 954-921-3600. ZAMAR SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS Piano, boys’ violin & band classes for ages 6 & older, with scholarships & family discounts available; 3-5 p.m. Wed. & 3-7:30 p.m. Thurs.; McNicol Community Center, 1411 S. 28th Ave. Call Dr. Brown, 954-288-5443.

THURSDAYS BLUE MOON THURSDAY Performances by local blues-inspired musicians; 7 p.m.; Main Stage, ArtsPark at Young Circle, Hollywood Blvd. & U.S. 1; free. Call 954-9213500. LAUGHTER YOGA 7-7:45 p.m.; Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center, 1301 S. Ocean Dr.; free; metered parking. Call 954-921-3600. CHEERLEADING CLASSES Little League cheerleading classes for ages 4-7; 4:30 p.m.; Muzart Kidz Konnection, 1205 S. 21st Ave. Call 954-924-1133 for fees. BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP Share your loss with others; 2:30-3:30 p.m.; Memorial Regional Hospital South, 3600 Washington St.; free. Presented by Hospice By The Sea. Must RSVP: 954-985-6371. BNI HOLLYWOOD SYNERGY CHAPTER Members of BNI (Business Network Int’l.), a business & professional networking organization, share ideas, contacts & referrals; 7 a.m. breakfast meeting; Orangebrook Golf & Country Club, 400 Entrada Dr. Call Rene Curbelo, 305-651-5777 OJIMA ENERGY EMPOWERMENT CIRCLE Noninvasive, relaxing mind-body technique includes a 15-minute guided imagery & intention contemplation with founders/facilitators Gilbert & Mary Lou Cruz, 7-8:30 p.m.; Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center, 1301 S. Ocean Dr.; $5 donation. Call 954-921-3600. ADULT JAZZ/EXERCISE 8:30-9:30 p.m.; Dance Explosion, 6878 Stirling Rd.; $60/6-wk. session. Call 954-983-9899. BEGINNERS’ YOGA Classical Hatha Yoga classes are based on the Sivananda Method; 6:15-7:45 p.m.; Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center, 1301 S. Ocean Dr.; $81/9 classes. Call 954-921-3600. TAI CHI CLASSES Beginners classes are offered by the Taoist Tai Chi Society of USA; 10-11:30 a.m.; Fred Lippman Multi-Purpose Center, 2030 Polk St. Call 954-921-3408. KIDOKINETICS TRIAL CLASS Ages 3-8 improve fitness & health in a highenergy, noncompetitive atmosphere that emphasizes fun & confidence-building; 4:305:15 p.m.; David Park, 108 N. 33rd Ct.; free. Call 954-385-8511. BEACH PARTY Features Exotic Factory pole dancers & food & drink specials; 10:30 p.m.; Vedu’s Fish and Burger Shack, 1500 N. Broadwalk. Call Manny, 954-668-3296. MUSIC CLASS FOR BABIES & CHILDREN “Music with Mar.” music & movement class for children & adults to participate in together; 10 a.m.; Nativity School, 5200 Johnson St.; $7/ session per family or $30 for 5 classes. Call 954-665-9841.

FRIDAYS TIKI SUNSETS HAPPY HOUR Features live music & entertainment at the poolside Lava Tiki Bar & Grille; 6-9 p.m.; Crowne Plaza Hollywood Beach, 4000 S. Ocean Dr.; no cover charge & free valet park-

ing before 7 p.m. Call 954-454-4334. PLAZA PERFORMANCE Bring a blanket or lawn chair & enjoy live entertainment in a variety of musical genres; 7 p.m.; ArtsPark at Young Circle, Hollywood Blvd. & U.S. 1; free. Call 954-921-3500. RAINBOW ART CLASS For ages 2-3; 4-4:45 p.m.; Muzart Kidz Konnection, 1205 S. 21st Ave. Call 954-924-1133 for fees. SINGLE GOURMET Provides upscale gatherings for singles to meet & mingle at some of the finest restaurants in Hollywood. Call 954-723-9608. CLASSIC MOVIES NIGHT Network with classic-film lovers; 7 p.m.; TheMeetUpClub.com, 1940 Harrison St. (Mezzanine). Call 954-367-6723. BALLROOM DANCING Includes dinner & free line dance lessons; 5:30-9:30 p.m.; Hollywood Moose Lodge, 2907 Taylor St.; $10. Call 954-927-0826. WATERCOLOR CLASSES With instructor Henriette Arnold; 10 a.m.-noon; Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center, 1301 S. Ocean Dr. Call 954-920-4574. TODDLER MUSIC CLASSES Ages 2-5 along with their parent/caregiver will sing, move, imagine, play & create with Wee Wiggle and Sing; 9:30 a.m.; Kay Gaither Community Center, 6291 Funston St.; $80/8 wks. (free trial class & ongoing registration). Call 954 967-4234. OPEN MIC FRIDAYS 7:30-9:30 p.m.; Mega Bite Cyber Café, 1910 Hollywood Blvd.; free admission. Call 954-237-2888.

FRIDAY – SUNDAY DOG BEACH OF HOLLYWOOD Dogs must have current rabies tag & owners are responsible for waste cleanup; 5-9 p.m.; North Beach between Pershing & Custer streets; weekend daily pass is $5/resident, $10/nonresident (per dog); 6-month pass is $30/resident, $60/nonresident. Call 954-9213404.

SATURDAYS IMAGINATION HOUR Storytelling for children; 3 p.m.; ArtsPark at Young Circle, Hollywood Blvd. & U.S. 1; free. Call 954-921-3500. OPEN MIC NIGHT Spoken word & acoustic music; 7 p.m.midnight; Harrison Cafe, 2028 Harrison St. Call 954-367-5982. FITNESS BOOT CAMP Adult program combines specific methods of military training, martial arts & fitness; 9:3010:30 a.m.; ArtsPark at Young Circle (Visual Arts Pavilion), Hollywood Blvd. & U.S. 1. Call 954-921-3500 or 954-963-7712. ADULT YOGA CLASSES Art and Culture Center of Hollywood’s Art School, 1626 Harrison St. Call 954-921-3274 for times & fees.

SATURDAY & SUNDAY ARTSPARK FUN SHOP Interactive children’s arts activities; 4 p.m.; ArtsPark at Young Circle, Hollywood Blvd. & U.S. 1; free. Call 954-923-1950. AQUARIUM: BEHIND THE SCENES Get a closer look at a 3,500-gallon saltwater aquarium & learn about its inhabitants; 2-2:30 p.m.; Anne Kolb Nature Center at West Lake Park, 751 Sheridan St.; $1. Call 954-9262480.

SUNDAYS ORGANIC GREEN MARKET Featuring Josh’s Organic Garden; 9 a.m.-5:31 p.m., rain or shine; Harrison St. & the Broadwalk. Call 954-456-3276. PALM COURT JAZZ Light, breezy jazz music; 4 p.m.; ArtsPark at Young Circle, Hollywood Blvd. & U.S. 1; free. Call 954-921-3500. K9 CHARM SCHOOL All ages can learn commands (sit, down, stand, come & stay) as well as leash walking & how to handle problems such as jumping & improving attention; 8 or 9 a.m.; T.Y. Park, 3300 N. Park Rd.; $125/5 wks., plus $1.50 park weekend entrance fee. Must pre-register: 954-357-8811.

of events SUNDAY BRUNCH CRUISE Enjoy an open bar, full brunch & desserts aboard The Grand Floridian yacht; 12:30-2:45 p.m. sailing; depart from Diplomat Landings, 3555 S. Ocean Dr.; $55 adult (includes tax & tip), $27.50 ages 6-12 & free for kids under 6. Call 954-771-0102. TAI CHI Adult classes; 9 a.m.; ArtsPark at Young Circle (Visual Arts Pavilion), Hollywood Blvd. & U.S. 1. Call 954921-3500.

THURS., April 1 NATURE FRIENDS MEETING Friends of the Anne Kolb Nature Center monthly volunteer meeting for ages 13 & up; 7-9 p.m.; Nature Center Exhibit Hall at West Lake Park, 751 Sheridan St.; free. Call 954-926-2480. BOOK CLUB Sponsored by the Broward County Library; 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.; Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center, 1301 S. Ocean Dr.; free. Call 954-926-2437.

FRI., April 2 FUNTASTIC 1st FRIDAYS FOR KIDS Monthly family social features a bounce house, clowns, arts & crafts, games & karaoke; 5-9 p.m.; Anniversary Park, Hollywood Blvd. & 20th Ave.; free. Call Downtown CRA, 954-921-3016. SHERIDAN HILLS GOOD FRIDAY CONCERT Annual community event features various musical styles ranging from classic rock, pop, big band swing, gospel & modern Christian music; 7-9 p.m.; Hollywood Beach Theater, Broadwalk at Johnson St.; free. Call 954-961-4250. “THANKSGIVING IN APRIL” Block party for the homeless & needy hosted by Miami Rescue Mission & Broward Outreach Centers includes free meals, entertainment, kids’ egg hunt & Easter baskets, clothing giveaways, hygiene items, foot care & HIV testing; 9:30 a.m.-1 p.m.; Broward Outreach Center, 2056 Scott St. Call 954-620-4038. TAI CHI Demonstration class; 9-9:30 a.m.; Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center, 1301 S. Ocean Dr.; free. Call 954-921-3600.

SAT., April 3 SPRING EGG HUNT Event for ages 4-11 accompanied by an adult includes Peter Cottontail greeting and arts & crafts; 9-11 a.m.; West Lake Park, 751 Sheridan St.; $1.50 gate fee (free for ages 5 & under). Call 954-926-2480. KAYAK FOR BEGINNERS Skills include basic stroke, longdistance paddling, sea-kayaking & safety; 9-11:30 a.m.; Holland Park, Johnson St. & 6th Ave.; $35 (ages 15+); must pre-register. Call instructor Colleen, 954-328-5231. MUSIC CLUB OF HOLLYWOOD Guests are welcome at this monthly meeting; 10 a.m.; First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood, 1530 Hollywood Blvd. Call 954-985-6867.

SUN., April 4 EASTER SUNRISE BEACH SERVICE Bring a lawn chair or blanket for worship service conducted by Sheridan Hills Baptist Church (weather permitting); 6:45 a.m.; on the beach at North Beach Park, Sheridan St. & A1A; free. Call 954-961-4250. EASTER WORSHIP SERVICES “The Gathering” worship service will be followed by services offered in English, Spanish & Creole, with small Bible studies for all ages & childcare

also available; 9:30 & 11 a.m.; Sheridan Hills Baptist Church, 3751 Sheridan St. Call 954-961-4250.

MON., April 5 FREE BUSINESS COUNSELING One-on-one business counseling sessions are sponsored by the City of Hollywood; 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Hollywood Branch Library, 2600 Hollywood Blvd.; free. Call M.D. Stewart & Associates, 954-703-7976. HOLLYWOOD TAROT WORKSHOP Learn tarot with UU Fellowship of South Florida; 7:30-9 p.m.; 1812 Roosevelt St.; $5. Call Aleph, 954394-3342.

TUES., April 6 SOUTHEAST REPUBLICAN CLUB Includes refreshments; 7 p.m.; Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center, 1301 S. Ocean Dr.; metered parking. Call Ed Napolitano, 954296-0041. THE JOY OF YIDDISH CLUB Everyone is welcome to enjoy the singing of traditional Yiddish folk songs, participate in the telling of Yiddish humor & discuss the rich tradition of Yiddish culture, heritage & “hochma”; 10:30 a.m.; Temple Beth El, 1351 S. 14th Ave.; free. Call Al Lipton, 305-937-7007. TAI CHI Demonstration class; 6:30-7 p.m.; Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center, 1301 S. Ocean Dr.; free. Call 954-921-3600. FREE BUSINESS COUNSELING One-on-one business counseling sessions are sponsored by the City of Hollywood; 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Hollywood Branch Library, 2600 Hollywood Blvd.; free. Call M.D. Stewart & Associates, 954-703-7976.

HOLLYWOOD WEST CONCERT Bring a lawn chair or blanket & enjoy country music by Cecilia Lauren & the Ocoee River Band; 7-9 p.m.; Boulevard Heights Amphitheatre, 6770 Garfield St.; free. Call 954921-3404. WEBELOS WORKSHOP Webelos will work on their naturalist badge; 9:30-11:30 a.m.; Anne Kolb Nature Center at West Lake Park, 751 Sheridan St.; $6. Must preregister/prepay: 954-926-2480.

SUN., April 11 ARTSPARK SYMPHONY SERIES Bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a concert under the stars by the Symphony of the Americas, conducted by Dr. James Brooks-Bruzzese; 6 p.m.; ArtsPark at Young Circle, Hollywood Blvd. & U.S. 1; free. Call 954-921-3500.

MON., April 12 HOLLYWOOD TAROT WORKSHOP Learn tarot with UU Fellowship of South Florida; 7:30-9 p.m.; 1812 Roosevelt St.; $5. Call Aleph, 954394-3342.

TUES., April 13 JUNIOR CHAMBER MEETING The Greater Hollywood Junior Chamber (Jaycees) general meeting & networking are open to all; 6-7 p.m.; Jaycees Hall, 2930 Hollywood Blvd.; Call Executive Director Debra Gronvold, 954-981-4378.

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HOLLYWOOD TAROT WORKSHOP Learn tarot with UU Fellowship of South Florida; 7:30-9 p.m.; 1812 Roosevelt St.; $5. Call Aleph, 954394-3342.

BIG SHOT VOLLEYBALL SERIES Beach volleyball tournament presented by East End Volleyball provides playing opportunities for players of all levels throughout the U.S.; 7 a.m.-7 p.m.; on the beach from Michigan St. to Tyler St.; $60 entry per team. Call Richard Heiles, 631-728-0397.

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CHAMBER RIBBON CUTTING Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce’s Florida Women’s Business Center Ribbon Cutting; 4-6 p.m.; 330 N. Federal Hwy.; free. Must register: 954-923-4000. HOLLYWOOD ART GUILD Meeting open to the public features a fine-art demonstration, lively conversation & camaraderie; 7 p.m.; Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center, 1301 S. Ocean Dr.; free. Call Peggy Austen, 954-924-1818.

FRI., April 9 DANCE PARTY The South Florida Professional Singles & The Professional Latin Singles invite you to welcome spring with a buffet, DJ & Argentinean Tango Show; 8 p.m.; The Club at Emerald Hills, 4100 N. Hills Dr.; $15. RSVP: 954-284-7620. BROADWALK FRIDAY FEST Experience this oceanside cultural arts performance series at the outdoor Hollywood Beach Theater; 7:30-9 p.m.; Johnson St. & the Broadwalk; free. Call the Beach CRA, 954-924-2980.

SAT., April 10 EASTER BONNET DANCE Women are asked to bring an Easter hat or bonnet to this social event featuring music by Oscar Kay & goulash dinner; 7-11 p.m.; Hollywood German Club, 6401 Washington St.; $9 door donation for guests & $9 for dinner. Call 954-322-6227.

HOLLYWOOD WOMEN’S CLUB Guests are welcome to socialize, network & enjoy the program at this monthly meeting; 6:30-9 p.m.; 501 N. 14th Ave.; free. Call 954-925-9394. “SO LONG INSECURITY” Women’s empowerment event includes a nationwide simulcast featuring bestselling author Beth Moore, praise & worship led by the Travis Cottrell Band & lunch; 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.; Hollywood Hills United Methodist Church, 400 N. 35th Ave.; $25. Call 954-989-8304. HOLLYWOOD TAROT WORKSHOP Learn tarot with UU Fellowship of South Florida; 7:30-9 p.m.; 1812 Roosevelt St.; $5. Call Aleph, 954394-3342.

THURS., April 15 AUDUBON SOCIETY All ages are invited to attend the Broward County Audubon Society meeting; 7:30-9:30 p.m.; Anne Kolb Nature Center at West Lake Park, 751 Sheridan St.; free. Call 954926-2480.

FRI., April 16 TEA & FASHIONS Women’s Fellowship event features tea, sandwiches, desserts, a raffle & thrift shop fashions; 2-4 p.m.; First United Church of Christ, 200 N. 46th Ave.; $10. Call Kathy Zuendel, 954647-5069. BROADWALK FRIDAY FEST Experience this oceanside cultural arts performance series at the out-

door Hollywood Beach Theater; 7:30-9 p.m.; Johnson St. & the Broadwalk; free. Call the Beach CRA, 954-924-2980. MUZART DATE NIGHT Hollywood kids ages 2-10 can enjoy dinner, a project & the movie Hotel for Dogs; 6-9:30 p.m.; Muzart Studio, 1205 S. 21st Ave. Call 954-924-1133 for fees. “Comedy for Cause” Tour for $15 in advance and $20 at the door. Doors will open at 7pm; show begins promptly at 8pm at Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center, with a portion of the proceeds benefiting HANDY, Inc. Tickets available Comedian online at www. soulfunny.com. Steffon Vann

FRI. – SUN., April 16-18 FLORIDA’S NEWPORT GUITAR FESTIVAL Touted as the world’s largest modern guitar festival, with hundreds of vendors, exhibitions, & demonstration concerts by top acoustic & electric guitarists; 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Fri. & Sat., 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sun.; Hard Rock Live, Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, State Road 7 & Stirling Rd.; $20/day or $50/3-day pass. Call 305-531-9428.

SAT., April 17 ARTWALK Stroll through Downtown Hollywood’s galleries & boutiques and enjoy live artists, music & complimentary refreshments at participating galleries & businesses; 7-10 p.m.; pick up a guided map at Comfort Zone Studio & Spa, 2028 Harrison St., Suite 1; free. Call Downtown CRA, 954-921-3016. A FAB KARAOKE Art and Culture Center of Hollywood’s family-friendly performance features the Fantasy Theatre Factory; 2 p.m.; ArtsPark at Young Circle, Hollywood Blvd. & U.S. 1; free. Call 954-921-3274. EARTH MONTH CELEBRATION Estuary Encounter will educate all ages about this unique habitat through displays, activities, arts & crafts; 11 a.m.-3 p.m.; Anne Kolb Nature Center at West Lake Park, 751 Sheridan St.; $1. Call 954-926-2480. ECOACTION DAY Volunteers ages 13 & up can clean up trash, plant native plants & remove non-native invasive plants; 9 a.m.-noon; Anne Kolb Nature Center at West Lake Park, 751 Sheridan St.; free. Call 954-926-2480.

SAT. & SUN., April 17-18 SEASIDE CRAFT FAIR Discover a wide variety of handmade crafts including jewelry, ceramics, wall art, personalized gifts, photograph, a green market & more; 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Hollywood Beach Broadwalk; free admission. Call Howard Alan Events, 954-472-3755.

SUN., April 18 WALK 4 LOLA 2nd annual fundraiser for United Cerebral Palsy of Broward County; 7:30 a.m. registration; ArtsPark at Young Circle, Hollywood Blvd. & U.S. 1; $10 minimum registration fee. Call 954-315-4057. FREE GALLERY ADMISSION DAY Enjoy visual art exhibitions by Adler Guerrier, Farley Aguilar, Doug Crocco & Balbone Martinez; noon-4 p.m.; Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, 1650 Harrison St.; free. Call 954-921-3274.

MON., April 19 HOLLYWOOD GARDEN CLUB All ages are welcome to learn about gardening in South Florida, share tips & trade plants; 7-9 p.m.; Fred Lippman Multi-Purpose Center, 2030

Polk St. Call 954-921-3404. HOLLYWOOD TAROT WORKSHOP Learn tarot with UU Fellowship of South Florida; 7:30-9 p.m.; 1812 Roosevelt St.; $5. Call Aleph, 954394-3342.

TUES., April 20 DEPRESSION GLASS CLUB South Florida Depression Glass Club promotes awareness & appreciation of depression-era glassware through lectures, publications & exhibits; 7:30 p.m.; Fred Lippman Multi-Purpose Center, 2030 Polk St. Call 954-9648073.

WED., April 21 VETERANS MEETING All veterans are invited to the American Legion Post 308 West Hollywood meeting; 7 p.m.; Driftwood Recreation Center, 3000 N. 69th Ave. Call 954-296-1242. HOLLYWOOD TAROT WORKSHOP Learn tarot with UU Fellowship of South Florida; 7:30-9 p.m.; 1812 Roosevelt St.; $5. Call Aleph, 954394-3342.

THURS., April 22 EARTH DAY BIKE TOUR Tour the “Eco-Mangroves” & take in some interesting facts about saving our planet, recycling & going green, with lunch on the beach at Istanbul Restaurant; 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.; Hollywood Trails, Hayes St. & the Broadwalk; $60. Reservations required: 202-375-0283.

FRI., April 23 MUZART HAPPY HOUR CANVAS PARTY Includes one large canvas, all art supplies, instruction, wine & cheese, with childcare available for an additional cost; 6:30-10 p.m.; Muzart Studio, 1205 S. 21st Ave.; $35 per project package (not per person). Call 954-924-1133. BROADWALK FRIDAY FEST Experience this oceanside cultural arts performance series at the out-

door Hollywood Beach Theater; 7:30-9 p.m.; Johnson St. & the Broadwalk; free. Call the Beach CRA, 954-924-2980. CPR CLASS Presented by Nanny Poppinz; 10 a.m.-1 p.m.; Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center, 1301 S. Ocean Dr.; free. Must pre-register: 954-889-5829.

SAT., April 24 GOLF TOURNAMENT 12th Annual Diamonds in the Rough Golf Tournament benefits Hollywood’s Diamonds in the Rough Youth Golf Program; 8 a.m. shotgun start; Orangebrook Golf & Country Club, 400 Entrada Dr.; $90 Diamond Participant (includes awards luncheon). Call Michele, 954-967-4221. HOLLYWOOD NIGHTS St. Jerome Catholic School 11th Annual Dinner Dance, silent & live auctions, including a signed guitar from the band Bon Jovi, airline tickets & Wheel of Fortune tickets; 6 p.m.; Westin Diplomat Resort & Spa, 3555 S. Ocean Dr.; $75. Call 954-524-1990. GERMAN CLUB DANCE April Showers Bring May Flowers Dance features music by Rob Finn and corned beef & cabbage dinner; 7-11 p.m.; $9

door donation for guests & $9 for dinner. Call 954-322-6227. HOLLYWOOD WEST CONCERT Bring a lawn chair or blanket & enjoy a concert under the stars; 7-9 p.m.; Boulevard Heights Amphitheatre, 6770 Garfield St.; free. Call 954921-3404. HOME BUYER SEMINAR Learn about foreclosures, budgeting, down payment assistance & more; 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; 2305 Sheridan St.; free. Call Ellen Bithell at RE/MAX Executive Realty, 954-292-6412.

SUN., April 25 DANIELLA’S JOURNEY BY THE SEA 5K run, walk & kids’ fun run to benefit Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital; 6:45 a.m.; Hollywood Beach Theater, Broadwalk at Johnson St.; $30 entry fee in advance Alexandra Folleco or $35 at completing Daniella's event. Call Stephanie Journey 5K run in 2009. Jofe, 954983-3650.

TUES., April 27 YIDDISH FILM SERIES The entire community is invited to enjoy a film; 1:30 p.m.; Temple Beth El, 1351 S. 14th Ave.; $2 contribution to the temple. Call Al Lipton, 305937-7007. FREE BUSINESS COUNSELING One-on-one business counseling sessions are sponsored by the City of Hollywood; 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Hollywood Branch Library, 2600 Hollywood Blvd.; free. Call M.D. Stewart & Associates, 954-703-7976.

Expo Alfresco’s food and wine tasting event set for April 28 draws thousands to the ArtsPark each year for good food and fun. WED., April 28 EXPO ALFRESCO 2010 15th annual outdoor business expo presented by the Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce features food & wine tastings, free Kidz Korner activities & entertainment; 5:30-8:30 p.m.; ArtsPark at Young Circle, Hollywood Blvd. & U.S. 1; $15 for adults & free for kids 10 & younger. Call 954-923-4000. FREE BUSINESS COUNSELING One-on-one business counseling sessions are sponsored by the City of Hollywood; 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Hollywood Branch Library, 2600 Hollywood Blvd.; free. Call M.D. Stewart & Associates, 954-703-7976.

FRI., April 30 BROADWALK FRIDAY FEST Experience this oceanside cultural arts performance series at the outdoor Hollywood Beach Theater; 7:30-9 p.m.; Johnson St. & the Broadwalk; free. Call the Beach CRA, 954-924-2980.

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Attention Realtors and Landlords! Join Hollywood Gazette’s Real Estate Network online at www.HollywoodGazette.com FOR SALE 211 S. Ocean Dr (A1A) 33019 Furnished Condo; 100 Yds From Beach/ Broadwalk, 1br, 1.5 Baths, New Kitchenaid SS/Granite Kitchen, New Baths, Heated Pool, Parking, Free Use Of Washer/Dryer, Satellite TV, Terrace, Walkin Closets, Maintenance $130/Month (Free For 6 Months); Paul Schulman 516-991-6093. $185,000 1956 Lincoln 33020 10 Units:: 9-Large Studios/1-1 Bedroom 3941 Total Sq Feet; Contact Martin Hoffman Pa The Keyes Co 954 874-9961; $575,000. 1941 Washington St 33020 7 Large Studios/1 1 Bedroom; 3900 Sq Feet; 8 Units For Sale Contact Martin Hoffman Pa The Keyes Co 954 874-9961. $525,000 3725 S Ocean Dr # L-4 33019 Sea Air Towers Waterfront Contact Edwina Ehrlich Or 954-458-7303. $175,000 3725 S Ocean Dr # 316 33019 Sea Air Towers; Ocean Front; Billiard Room; Parking: /1 Space Contact Edwina Ehrlich Or 954-458-7303. $324,500. 1200 Hillcrest Ct # 204 Hollywood Hillcrest Country Club; Clubhouse-Clubroom; Parking: /1 Space; Contact Edwina Ehrlich Or 954-458-7303. $43,900. 4707 Mckinley St. Hollywood Hills 4 Bdrm-2.5 Baths With 2 Car Garage: Large Den, Formal Dining Room, Wood FlooringOver 2300 Sq Ft Interior - Pool Area Contact Realtor Sheryl Hartley Re/Max Allstars. 954257-1574. $354,900. 1201 No 46 Ave. Hollywood Hills Reburbished/Remodeled Spacious Heated Pool Home- 2 Car Garage-Formal Dining Room-Huge Den. Tiki Hut With Electricity In Pool Area, Covered Patio Overlooking Pool. Contact Realtor Sheryl Hartley Re/Max Allstars. 954-257-1574. $444,000 Hillcrest, Building 27 A Lovely One Bedroom-1.5 Bath Unit Facing Golf Course. Contact Realtor Sheryl Hartley Re/Max Allstars. 954-257-1574. $54,500. 6990 Harding St. 33024 Handyman Special!, 3/2, 1,400 Sq Ft, Cash Buyers Only. Call Tony 954-580-9232. $79k 4320 WashIngton St, 33021 Condo, 2/2, 1,000 Sq Ft. Trust Group Real Estate, Call Amanda 954-237-4759. $52,000 714 N 32nd Ct, 33021 Single Home, 3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1,578 Sq. Ft, Please Contact Joan Henry At 954-920-6620 Best Deal In Orangebrook! Quiet Street. Close To Memorial Hospital. $189,900 1431 Garfield St. 33020 Single Home, 2 Bed, 1.5 Bath, 1,341 Sq. Ft,; Contact Joan Henry At 954-920-6620; Huge Backyard. Newer Tile Roof. New Central Air Conditioner. Great Street! $219,900 3533 Emerald Oaks Dr, # 2806 33021 Townhouse, 3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1,800 Sq. Ft, 1 Car Garage. Gated Community. Fantastic Lake View Overlooking Emerald Hills Golf Course. Contact Joan Henry At 954-920-6620 $234,900 2647 Polk St, 33020 Single Home, 3 Bed, 2 Bath, 3,288 Sq. Ft, Please Contact Joan Henry At 954-920-6620 Great Oak Floors. High Ceilings. Pool. 6 Car GaraGe. Tennis Court. $299,000. 1215 Hollywood Blvd., 33019 Single Home, 3 Bed, 2.5 Bath, 2,805 Sq. Ft, 1 Car Garage. Fabulous Terrazzo And Original Wood Floors. Two Story. Open Floor Plan Can Be 4 Bedrooms. Contact Joan Henry At 954920-6620. $349,900 1447 Harrison St, 33020 Single Home, 2 Bed, 2 Bath, 1,529 Sq. Ft, 1 Car Garage. Tropical Paradise! Art Deco. Terrazo Floors. New Kitchen & Bathrooms. Bright & Beautiful! Contact Joan Henry At 954920-6620. $429,900 1140 Jefferson St, 33019 Single Home, 3 Bed, 2.5 Bath, 2,300 Sq. Ft, Joan Henry At 954-920-6620. $489,900 1327 Rodman St, 33019 3/2 - 2 Story Home; Hollywood Lakes. New Roof. True Hardwood Floors.1,820 Sq. Ft, Pool. 1 Car Garage. Totally Remodeled. Shows Like New. Impact Windows. Fabulous Kitchen! Please Contact Joan Henry At 954920-6620. $499,000. 1226 Jefferson St 33019 3/3.5, 2,502 SF, Pool. 1 Car Garage. Gigantic Master Bdrm. Remodeled June 2009. High Ceilings. New A/C. New Roof. Call Joan Henry. 954-920-6620. $524,900.

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940 Hollywood Blvd. 33019 4/4, 3,000 SF. Home On 3 Lots (150x121). 1 Car Garage. Art Deco 2 Story Mini Estate. Walk To The Beach. Fireplace. Call Joan Henry. 954-920-6620. $675,000. 1350 Harrison St. 33019 5 / 4 , 4,858 SF, 1 Car Garage. Mediterranean 2 Story Mini Mansion. Built In 1926. On 4 Lots. 2 Kitchens. Elevator. Call Joan Henry. 954-920-6620. $1,300,000. 1114 S. Southlake Dr. 33019 6/3, 4,234 SF, Pool. 2 Car Garage. 4 Lots. 6 Bedrooms Views Of South Lake. Perfect Floor Plan! Call Joan Henry. 954-920-6620. $1,399,900. 3232 Van Buren St. 33021 3/2, 1,768 SF, Pool. 1 Car GaraGe. New Roof To Be Installed By March 28/10. Large Open Kitchen. Great Location! Call Robert Henry 954-260-7531. $299,900 1501 Harrison St. 33020 3/3, 1,883 SF, 1 Car Garage. 2 Master bedrooms. It Shows Bright, Spacious And Beautiful! Updated Windows. Contact Viviana Henry 954-655-6040. $410,000. Lakes Of Emerald Hills 6 / 5 1/2 Bath Lakefront Pool Home.Over 6000 Sq. Ft. Tile Floors On First Floor Carpet In Bedrooms. Located On A Quiet Cul De Sac. Carol Spanier 954-494-1156.$1,450,000. 2010 Fillmore St. 33020 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Condo Walk To Downtown, Secure Building, Covered Parking,Wood Floors ,Walk-In Closet,Balcony,Corner Unit,Many Upgrades Low Maintainance, 1200 Sf ,No Lease, No Pets, Over 50. Make Offer. Call Rita 954-647-0880. Asking $99,000. 735 Hollywood Boulevard 33019 Single Family Home; 4 Bedrooms /3 Bathrooms; 2,146 Sq.Ft. / Ff: 10.780; Call Jacqueline Holdack 954.243.0368. $525,000 3360 N 36th Pl. 33021 4/3 Home In The Heart Of Emerald Hills. 2552 Sq Ft, Call David Lane 954.258.0510. $529,000 2240 Johnson St. 33020 2/2 Condo; Very Large; Located In Small, Well Kept Bldg. Corner Apt. Overlooking Lovely Pool And Garden Area. Kitchen/Baths Partially Updated. Out Of State Owner Wants Quick Sale. Hopa Bldg. $75,000. Sally Forstadt 954 401-8879. Reduced Price To $75,000. 910 S. Southlake Dr. 33019 House For Sale, 4/4 (Fourth Bed Is Cottage), 4277 SF Pool, Exquisite Lakes Home, Triple Lot w/ Southlake View. Terracotta Flrs, Pella Dbl Pane Windows, French Drs, , Built Ins, Lg Fam Rm, Recessed Lights, Lg Deck. Call Barbara Marks, Monarch Properties, 954-3981047. $989,000. 700 S. Southlake Dr. 33019 House For Sale, 3/3, 3040 Sf, Pool, Waterfront, 4 Yr Old Dock, Deep Water Off Intracoastal. Fam Rm, Hot Tub, Garage, Tile Flrs, Recessed Lighting, Crown Molding, Paver Patio & Drive, Generator, Shutters. Call Barbara Marks, Monarch Properties, 954-3981047. $899,000. 1200 Jefferson St. 33019 House For Sale, 3/3, 2806 Sf, Pool, Totally Redone Luxury 3 Or 4 Bed, Steps To Southlake, Dbl Corner Lot. High Ceilings, Lg Rms, Impact Windows & Doors, Newer Tile Roof, Solid Bamboo Flrs, Maple & Granite KiT, Jacuzzi. Call Barbara Marks, Monarch Properties, 954-398-1047. $795,000. 820 S. Southlake Dr. 33019 House For Sale, 3/3, 2728 Sf, Wide Waterfront, No Fixed Bridges, Southlake & Intracoastal, Deep Water, Private Dock. Vaulted Ceilings, Massive Windows & Glass Doors, Large Rooms, Pool & Patio, New Tile Roof. Call Barbara Marks, Monarch Properties, 954398-1047. $710,000. 1200 Van Buren St. 33019 House For Sale, 3/3, 3081 Sf, Unique Property W/ Great Southlake View , Marble & Wood Flrs, Extra High Ceilings, Crown Molding, Arches, French Drs, Fireplace, Fabulous Lg Sun Rm. Call Barbara Marks, Monarch Properties, 954-398-1047. $579,900. 1051 Buchanan St. 33019 House For Sale, 3/2, 2480 Sf, Generous Size Lot, Room For Pool, Family & Florida Rms, Oak Kit Cabinets, Island W/ Tile Ctr, 2 Car Gar, Oak & Ceramic Flrs, 2003 S-Tile Roof. Near Beach & Downtown Hollywood. Call Barbara Marks, Monarch Properties, 954-3981047. $369,000.

2618 Scott St. 33020 House For Sale, 3/2, 1747 Sf, Waterfront, Ocean Access Canal W/ Fixed Bridges, Dock, Pool W/ Waterfall & Paver Patio, Lg Screened Porch W/ Hot Tub, Impact French Sliding Drs, Light Tile Throughout, Generator. Call Barbara Marks, Monarch Properties, 954-398-1047. $329,900. 106 Heatherbrook Way, #138 33021 Townhouse For Sale, 3/2, 3050 SF Emerald Hills Huge Townhouse 3 Levels, Large Master Level 3, 2 Balconies Off Bedrooms Level 2 + Family Room, Level 1 Formal Living/Dining, Kitchen & Family Room. Call Barbara Marks, Monarch Properties, 954-398-1047. $249,999 7441 Atlanta St. 33024 House For Sale, 4/2, 1,555 Sf, All New Beige Carpet, Large Eat In Kitchen, Carport & Screened Porch, Split Bedroom Plan. Call Barbara Marks, Monarch Properties, 954-3981047. $179,000. 1414 Arthur St. 33020. House For Sale, 2/1, 1,296 Sf, Cute Home Facing Golf Course, Good Condition. Taupe Berber Carpet, Verticals Throughout, Laundry Rm, Large Yard, Open Floor Plan With Florida Rm. Great Starter Home. Call Barbara Marks, Monarch Properties, 954-398-1047.$219,000. 309 N 31 Ave. 33021 House For Sale, 3/2.5, 2056 Sf, Waterfront, Ocean Access Canal, Wide Water View. Deck, Large Hot Tub. Lg Open Rooms, All Tile Flrs, French Drs, Newer Kitchen W/ Granite Ctrs, Dbl Carport W/Storage, 1 Yr Tile Roof. Call Carole Nelson, Monarch Properties 954-9612717. $329,900. 300 Pierce St #1, 33019 Condo; 2/2; 1000 Sq Ft; Gary Smith 954-8622624. $299,000. 2238 Monroe St #202, 33020 Condo; 1/1 ; 660 Sq Ft; Gary Smith 954-8622624. $55,000. 1490 Sheridan St #7a 33020 2/2 Condo; 1300 Sq Ft; Gary Smith 954-8622624. $179,500. 7701 Nw 41 Street 33024 3/2; 1,395 Sq Ft Home With New Kitchen And Baths. Newer A/C, Roof And Hot Water Heater, Marble Floors Additional Room Could Be Den, Family Room Or OfficeOnly Call Walter For Private Showing 954-529-5838 Re/ Max PowerPro Realty $195,591. 1830 Radius Drive 33020 Condo – Radius Penthouse, 1/1; 1,029 Sq. Ft.; Kate Siegel, 954-605-0543. $149,990 6001 N Ocean Dr. #1604 33019 Renaissance On The Ocean; Luxury Condo, Spectacular Panoramic Ocean View Plus, 2012 S.F. 2/2.5. Easy To Add Den Or Extra Bedroom. Elaine HeDleston/L. Rose 954-629-9105; $745,000. 6001 N Ocean Dr. #404 33019. Renaissance On The Ocean Luxury Condo, 3/3; 2012+ S.F., Beautiful Marble And Bamboo Floors. Linda Rose/E. Hedleston 954-5591680. $699,000. 1830 Radius Dr. 33020 Radius Condo, 2/2 Penthouse 1,110 Square Ft, Balcony, SS Appliances, Granite, Spa Bathtub & Separate Shower, Crown Molding, Upgraded AC Unit. Kate Siegel, Realtor, Elite Coastal Properties 954-605-0543. $189,000. 1830 Radius Dr. 33020 Radius Condominium, 1/1 Penthouse Unit 845 Square Feet, Balcony, Stainless Steel Appliances, Granite, Spa Bathtub & Separate Shower. Please Call Kate Siegel, Realtor, Elite Coastal Properties 954-605-0543 $140,000. 619 E. Sheridan St. #207 33004 Condo, 2 Bed/ 2 Bath; 1243 SF; Andre Lauzier 954-347-4317. $189,900 2175 N. 14th Ave., #2175 33020 Townhouse; 2/1; 1224 Sq. Ft. Andre Lauzier 954-347-4317 $189,900. 1201 S. Hillcrest Ct #202 Condo, 2 /2; 1100 Sf; 33021; Andre Lauzier 954.347.4317; $69,988. 1200 Hillcrest Ct #206 1/1 condo; 912 Sf;33021. Andre Lauzier 954.347.4317. $89,900 5309 Hollywood Bl #5309 Townhouse; 2bed/1.5 Bath; ; 1225 Sf; 33021. Andre Lauzier 954.347.4317 $129,900 1416 Polk St. Hollywood 33020 4/2 Completely Remodeled Pool Home In Hollywood Lakes. 2,133 Sq Ft Of Living Areas; Fenced In Backyard; Brand New Pool. Call Ann Mcqueen, Elite Coastal Properties 954673-2842. $485,000 409 N 14 Ave, Hollywood, 33020 3/3 Corner Lot Home; Views Of Golf Course.

Completely Remodeled 1,914 Sq Ft Of Living Area. Call Ann Mcqueen, Elite Coastal Properties 954-673-2842. $445,000 1050 Scarlet Oak St. 33019 Large 4/2.5 With 2 Car Garage Completely Upgraded, 2,410 Sq Ft All New Kitchen, SS Appliances, Marble Floors, Private Swimming Pool. West Lake Village Gated Community. Call Jeff Mager, Elite Coastal Properties 954520-8373. $499,000. 1830 Radius Dr, Hollywood 33020 3/2 Corner Unit Has Floor To Ceiling Windows. New Kitchen With Granite Countertops, Wood Cabinets, SS Appliances, 2 Separate Balconies, Incredible Views. 1,480 Sq Ft. Call Jeff Mager, Elite Coastal Properties 954-5208373. $279,000 1140 River Birch 33019 4/2.5 With Large Loft Area, Wood Floors, Crown Molding, Knock-Down, Ceilings, Accordian Shutters, Extra Closet Space And More. Great Corner Lot In West Lake Is 24-Hour Gated Community. 2,200 Sq Ft Call Jeff Mager, Elite Coastal Properties 954-5208373. $399,000 615 N 26 Ave. 33020 2/1; 1316SF; Old Florida Charm, Real Wood Floors; Spacious 2 Bdrm; Oversized Lot: Carport; Central A/C. Brett Matthews 954-6053325 I Deal Real Estate, Inc. $114,900. 5301 Johnson Street 33021 Single Family House; 3 Bedroom/2 Bath; 2,000 Sq. Ft.;Alex Fields (305) 336. 8568. $199,789. 5241 Sw 32nd Ave. Oakridge Home, 5/3; 2896 SF ; Lakefront 2 Story Pool Home In Oakridge, Gated Community. All The Upgrades You Would Expect. Four Bedrooms Upstairs And One Down. Yaakov Waldman, Beachfront Realty 954 326 8080. $549,000. 6001 N Ocean Dr. 33019 Condo; 2/2.5; 2375 Sqft ; Ocean/Intracoastal SE Views From All Rooms, 17th Floor Sub Penthouse Most Elegant Condo At The Renaissance On The Ocean. Yaakov Waldman, Beachfront Realty 954 326 8080. $699,000 5600 Harding Street, 33021 Single Family Home, 3 Bedroom And 2 Bath, Pool/Patio, 12,450 Sq. Ft. Lot ; Contact Sharon Hynds, Keyes Co. 954-5626127.$269,000 101 N Ocean Drive, Unit 541 33019 Condo; 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Fully Furnished, On The Hollywood Broadwalk. Sharon Hynds, Keyes Co. 954-562-6127. $115,000 4231 Thomas St. 33021 Home ; 3/2 ; 1800 Sqft, Pool, Cecilia La Rosa 754-273-0265. $270,000. 2101 S Ocean Dr., Apt. 1105 33019 Condo Ocean Views; 2/2 ; Cecilia La Rosa 754 273 0265. $150,000. 1054 Johnson St. 33019 Hollywood Lakes 4/2; Bank Owned; 1880 SF; Fenced Yard. Erika Meyer 954 558 8005. Approved For Homepath Renovation Mortgage Financing For As Little As 3% Down. 5615 Taylor St, 33021 Home, 2 Bedrooms, And 1 Bathroom ,Approx. 1200 SF Living Area On A Deep/Private 50x148 Fenced Lot, Huge Bedrooms, Eat-In Kitchen & Formal Dining. Call Tom Lutz 954864-5613, Beachfront Realty, Inc. Licensed Real Estate Broker. $136,500 Make Offer! 5805 Pierce St. 33021 Duplex, Live In One Side & Rent The Other, 2 – 2 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Apts, 1875 SF, New Roof, Fresh Paint, Price Reduced, Call Tom Lutz 954-864-5613, Beachfront Realty, Inc. Licensed Real Estate Broker. $169,000. 1215 N 58th Ave 33021 2/2 Home, Approx.1000 SF Living Area On A Wide 60x100 Fenced Lot,Call Tom Lutz 954864-5613, Beachfront Realty, Inc. Licensed Real Estate Broker. $140,000 Make Offer! 5814 Pierce St. 33021 Cottage, 1 /1, Over 550 SF Building, Spacious 7500 SF Buildable Duplex Zoned Pie-Shaped Lot. Call Tom Lutz 954-864-5613, Beachfront Realty, Inc. Licensed Real Estate Broker. $85,000 Make Offer! 765 Washington St. 33021 Condo, 2 /2, 1st Floor, Fully Furnished, 950 SF, Pool, Clubhouse, Parking, All Ages, Small Pets Ok, 5, Holiday Park Condominium. Call Tom Lutz 954-864-5613, Beachfront Realty, Inc. Licensed Real Estate Broker. $69,900 740 N. 73rd Ave. 33024 Home; 3/2; 1,730 Sq. Ft., Diane Racioppo 954-294-0930. $150,000. 1470 Sheridan Street #C8 33020 Condo - For Sale, 2 Bed; 2 Bath; 1500 Sq Ft.

Susan Alaimo 954-540-8640. $219,000. 1919 Van Buren Street #513 33020 Condo - For Sale, 1 Bed 1 Bath; 900 Sq Ft., Susan Alaimo 954-540-8640. $86,000 1912 Monroe Street #202 33020 Condo - For Sale,1 Bed; 1 Bath; 900 Sq Ft., Susan Alaimo 954-540-8640. $59,000 4170 Sw 33rd Dr. Hollywood Fl 33023 3/2, 1356 Sq Ft, Patio, Large Backyard, Near Schools. Not A Short Sale Or Foreclosure. Tom Bangerter, Beachfront Realty. 786-5460176. $139,900. 1054 Johnson St. Hollywood, Fl 33019. 1880 Sq. Ft. Bank Owned, Hollywood Lakes, 4/2, Spacious House, Fenced Yard Approved For Homepath Renovation Mortgage Financing For As Little As 3% Down. Erika Meyer. 954-558-8005. $229,900 1490 N. Trafalgar Cir. 33020 Home For Sale; 3/2.5 Two Story Home In East Lake,1750 Sq. Feet. beautiful Canal Views, Gated Community With Pool, Garage.David Reitman Re/Max Executive Realty 954-5400685. $319,000. 105 Papaya Street 33019 3/2.5 Two Story Home In West Lake Village 1919 SF, Large Fenced Yard, Gated Community, Clubhouse, Security. David Reitman Re/Max Executive Realty 954-540-0685. $379,900. 2033 Adams St. 33020 This 1453 Sq. Ft. 2/2 Home Is Located Near Downtown Hollywood At Listed At: Call Alex Bruno 954-673-7739, Re/Max Executive RE. $179,000. 941 N 31st Ave. 33021 1540 SF Waterfront 3/3 Home Is Located In Hollywood Hills Area. Call Lara Orlanis 954394-7894 Re/Max Executive Re. $260,000. 5920 S. Farragut Dr. 33021 This 1006 Sq. Ft. 3/2 Home Is Located Near Hard Rock. Call Lara Orlanis 954-394-7894 Re/Max Executive Re. $100,000. 3238 Garfield St. 33021 1019 SF 3/1 Home. Hollywood Hills Area. Call Lara Orlanis 954-394-7894 Re/Max Executive RE. $95,000. 1055 Hollywood Blvd. 33019 7279 Sq. Ft.Historic 6/5 Home. Hollywood Lakes. Call Alex Bruno 954-673-7739 Re/Max ExecutIve RE. $1,890,000. 1720 Jefferson St. Hollywood, Fl, 33020 750 SF 1/1 Condo. Downtown Hollywood. Call Alex Bruno 954-673-7739. Re/Max Executive RE. $85,000. 1811 Jefferson St. 33020 This 850 SF 1/1 Condo Is Located In Downtown Hollywood. Call Alex Bruno 954-6737739. Re/Max Executive RE. $119,000. 943 Monroe St. 33020 This 850 Sq. Ft. 1/1 Condo Is Located In Downtown Hollywood Area, Call Alex Bruno 954-673-7739 For More Information. Re/Max Executive RE. $69,000 819 S 15th Ave. 33020 This 2186 Sq. Ft. 3/3 Home Is Located In The Lakes Area. Call Lara Orlanis 954-394-7894 Re/Max Executive RE. $379,000. 337 Oregon St. 33019 This 1450 SF 3/2 And A Half, Home Is Located On Hollywood Beach Call Alex Bruno 954673-7739. Re/Max Executive RE. $469,000. 1510 Van Buren St. 33020. This 2773 Sq. Ft. 3/2, Home Is Located In The Lakes Area. Call Alex Bruno 954-673-7739. Re/Max Executive Re. $519,000. 1620 Van Buren St. 33020 This 5177 Sq. Ft. 3/1 , Home Is Located In The Lakes Area Call Alex Bruno 954-673-7739 Re/Max Executive Re. $199,000. 4200 Hillcrest Dr. 33021. This 987sq. Ft. 2/2 , Condo Is Located In Golf Course Community. Call Lara Orlanis 954394-7894. Re/Max Executive Re. $57,000. 4320 Johnson St. 33021 This 2362 Sq. Ft. 3/2 , Home Is Located In Hollywood Hills. Call Alex Bruno 954-6737739 Re/Max Executive Re. $199,900. 5911 Washington St. 33023 1057 Sq. Ft. 1/1, Call Alex Bruno 954-6737739 Re/Max Executive Re $34,900 5920 S Farragut Dr. 33020 1006 Sq. Ft. 3/2 Home Call Alex Bruno 954673-7739 Re/Max Executive Re. $100,000. 3238 Garfield St. 33020 1019 Sq. Ft. 3/1 Home Call Alex Bruno 954673-7739 Re/Max Executive Re.$95,000. 1434 Fletcher St. 33020 1112 Sq. Ft. 2/1 Home Call Alex Bruno 954673-7739 Re/Max Executive Re $199,000. 2407 Coolidge St. 33020 1072 Sq. Ft. 2/1 Home Call Alex Bruno 954-

673-7739 Re/Max Executive Re.$99,900. 2203 Lincoln St. 33020 1440 Sq. Ft. 3/2 Home. Call Alex Bruno 954673-7739. Re/Max Executive Re. $147,250. 6080 Mayo St. 33021 This 782 Sq. Ft. 3/2 Home. Call Alex Bruno 954-673-7739 Re/Max Executive Re. $147,250 1617 Rodman St. 33021. 1815 Sq. Ft. 4/2 Home. Call Alex Bruno 954673-7739 Re/Max Executive Re. $249,000. 2419 Roosevelt St. 33020. 735 Sq. Ft. 2/1; Alex Bruno 954-673-7739 Re/Max Executive RE. $43,700. 1555 Washington St. 33020. 3600 Sq. Ft. 4/4 Home Call Alex Bruno 954673-7739 Re/Max Executive Re.$559,000. 2218 Washington St. 33020. 1,208 Sq. Ft. 2/1 Home Call Alex Bruno 954673-7739 Re/Max Executive Re. $49,400. 721 N. Southlake Dr. 33019 Single Home, 3/3, 2,047 SF / Ff: 8.444. Jacqueline Holdack 954.243.0368 $3,000/mo. 3001 S. Ocean Dr., Apt. 111E, 33019 Condo – Oceanfront, – View Of Pool Area, 2 Bdrm., 2 Full Bths., Completely Renovated. All New Appliances, New Kitchen And Bathrm. 24 Hrs. Security, All Amenities. Call Marguerite Huet, Re/Max Executive Realty 954-927-9731. Asking $245,000. 2940 Pierce St. 33020 Vacant Land For 8 Units; 22,000 Sq. Ft. For Building 8 Units; Possible Owner Financing Available Call Angelo Magliarisi, P.A.; Re/Max Powerpro Realty; 954-895-1974. $79,900

FOR RENT Oakridge, Single Family Home For Rent 3/2, Family Room, Patio, Real Wood Floors, Carpet In Bedrooms. 2 Car Garage. Guard Gated Community. Move-In Condition. Small Pet PerMitted. Carol Spanier 954-494-1156 $2,400 Per Month. Hollywood Station & Radius, 33020 1/1 Condo Rental, 800 Sq.Ft., Jacqueline Holdack Ph: 954-243-0368. $1,200/mo. Hollywood Station & Radius, 33020 2/2 Condo 1200 SF., . Jacqueline Holdack 954.243.0368. $1,500/mo. 2620 Pierce Street 33020 Townhome For Rent; 3/2.5 Two Story, Newer Corner Unit, Fenced Yard. David Reitman Re/Max Executive Realty 954-5400685. $1,450 Per Month. 3211 Sabal Palms Mnr #202 (Serenity Palms) 33024 Condo, 2/2, 1100 SF;Great Corner Unit W/ Balcony, 2 Master Split Bedrooms And Two Full Baths On Second Floor, Vaulted Ceilings Between Sheridan And Stirling. Call 305-7983625. $1200 For Rent (Also For Sale) 1908 N. Ocean Drive Unit # 13 33019 Condo Unit For Rent: Waterways Condo Renovated 1/1 Fully Furnished Condo Hardwood Floors, New Kitchen; Granite Countertops. Second Floor On The Inter-Coastal Waterway Unobstructed Sunset Views. Contact Thomas Patullo (954) 873-7077. 1706 Funston St. 33020 Old Florida Single Family Home. East Of US1. 3/2 , Wood Floors, Fireplace, Washer/ Dryer With 1700 Sq.Ft. Located At Call Bo Ormston (954-646-8960) $1400/Month. 3000 S. Ocean Drive #200 33019 2 /2 Condo - For Rent; 1250 Sq Ft; Susan Alaimo - 954-540-8640 $1,750 Per Month 3001 S. Ocean Drive #1413 33019 Condo For Rent; 2 Bed 1.5 Bath1250 Sq Ft Susan Alaimo 954-540-8640. $1,750/ Month 2410 N. 37th Ave Hollywood, Fl 33021 Furnished Room; Private Bath. Includes ElectrIc & Cable. Call 954-961-4607. $440/ Month. 1829 Taft St. 33020 2/1 House, 1,050SF, Fully Furnished, Cable, Electric, Garbage, Water & Wifi All-Included! Laundry Facility & BBQ, Contact Christine Utter 954-648-7204. $325/Wk Or 1,300/Mo. 1830 Radius Dr. 33020 Radius Condo 1b/1b Comes With Lots Of Amenities Incl. Cable/Internet. Angie Waldner At (305) 301-4216. $1250 A Month. 1420 Adams St 33020 Single Family Rental; 2/2; 1216 Sq Ft; Gary Smith 954-862-2624. $1250 per month 859 Lincoln St. 33020 Apartment For Rent, 2/2, 1100 Sf, Extra Large, All White Walls, Tile Floors, Lots Of Closets, Central A/C, Water Included. Call Barbara Marks, Monarch Properties, 954398-1047 $975/month 1907 Scott St. 33020 Duplex For Rent, 2/2, 900 Sf, Beautiful Pool Complex, 3 Duplexes, Corner Unit, Eat-In Kitchen With View Of Pool, All Tile Floors, Fresh White Paint, Updated. Landlord Pays Water. Call Barbara Marks, Monarch ProperTies, 954-398-1047. $995/month. 1958 Lee St., 33020 1/1 Apt. Superclean. Tile Floors, Widow Treatments, Updates. Coin Laundry. No Pets. Approx. 600 Sf.(3 Blocks South Of Sheridan, 2 Blocks West Of Us-1 On Corner Of 20th Ave. & Lee St.) Mimi Donly, Owner

Agent 954-294-1700. $700 Per Month. 1503 N 20 Ave 33020 2/2 w/Walk in Closets! 800sf Duplex At. Front Screened Porch, Tile Floors, 2 Full Bathrooms! Leave Message For Owner/Broker At 954-298-2975. $974/Month. 824 South 20th Ave. 1bdr /1 Bth In Duplex ; Includes Electric, Water And Trash; Pets Welcome ; Move In Condition; Cable Ready; 954 296-3112 $750.00 Per Month 1947 Roosevelt St. 33020 For Rent - Key West Style 2/1 Guest House; Remodeled With Tile Throughout, Newer Appliances, Gas Stove/Oven, 700 Sq Ft. Parking & Cable Ready, Fenced In Yard With Hot Tub & Tiki Hut, Move In With 1st Month’s Rent & 1 Month Security. Less Than 2 Miles To The Beach For Life Realty, Rich Aube (954)922-9411. $950 Per Month. 460 S. Park Rd, 33021 For Rent! Condo, 2/2, Trust Group Real Estate, Call Amanda 954-237-4759. $1,300/ month

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2208 N 20 Ave. 33020 For Rent, Single Family Home Used As Office, 1274 SF, Plus Adjacent Vacant Lot For Storage. Mixed Use Commercial/Warehouse/ Residential Area. Corner Property In Safe Light Industrial Area. Call Barbara Marks, Monarch Properties, 954-398-1047. $1,900 2116 N Dixie Hwy 33020 Office Space For Lease; 1800 Sq Ft; Gary Smith 954-862-2624. $8 P/ Sq Ft. 2116 N Dixie Hwy 33020 Warehouse Space For Lease; 1800 Sq Ft; Gary Smith 954-862-2624. $6 P/ Sq. Ft. 2126 Hollywood Blvd 33020 Office Space For Lease; 1400 Sq Ft; Gary Smith; 954-862-2624. $1200/mo. 2022 Hollywood Blvd 33020 Retail Bldg For Sale; 2650 Sq Ft; ; Gary Smith; 954-862-2624. $419,000. 2011 Lee St., Hollywood, 33020 Warehouse For Rent, 6000 Air Conditioned Square Foot, 20’ Ceilings, 4 Offices, 4 Overhead Doors, New Roof, Safe Area. Call Barbara Marks, Monarch Properties, 954398-1047. $3,800. 2012 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, 33020 Offices For Rent, 3 Adjoining Offices, 300 Sf Each, ,Prime Downtown Area, Art Deco Bldg, Signage Available. Full Service Includes Electric, Cleaning & Security. Monarch Properties Bldg. Call Barbara Marks, Monarch Properties, 954-398-1047. $495 + Tax Each. 2002 Hollywood Blvd 33020. Downtown Hollywood Commercial Rental. Great Location 2000 Sq Ft 1 Bath, Ac Contact Gail At 954.923.2372. Rent $2950.00 / Month Plus Pro Rata. 1200 Block S Dixie Hwy 33020 Commercial Warehouse. 600 Sq Ft, Bath, Ac And $1150.00@Month For 1200 Sq Ft For Double Bay, 1 Bath, Ac. Contact Gail At 954.923.2372. $550.00/Month 1200 Block S Dixie Hwy, 33020 Commercial Warehouse. 1200 SF, Bath, Ac, Contact Gail 954.923.2372. $1150.00 / Month 5690 Johnson St. 33021 Ideal For Auto Repair. Space Includes 2 Bays, L Small Office, Restroom, A Lift, Brake Lathe, And Compressor Which Are Almost New. Last Month, Security Deposit Only. First Month Free. Sq.Ft. 800+ Kurt Zoeller/ Beachfront Realty 954-682-1653 East Side Of Multiple Occupancy Building Available To Lease At $2000 Net. 1910 N. Federal Hwy. 33020. Former Sizzler, - Approximately 40,000 Sf, With 6,200 Sf Building, 59 Parking Spaces. Directly Across Street From S. Broward High School. Property Has 260 Foot Frontage On Federal Highway Between Harding And Coolidge Streets. Call Bill Mcconnell, Rwnk At 954-830-8638. For Sale Or Lease.

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