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Come see 70 original cartoon strips spanning five decades by the legendary Charles M. Schulz, plus Snoopy’s doghouse and more!

This is the largest exhibition of original Peanuts drawings – not reproductions – to be exhibited outside the Charles M. Schulz Museum in more than a decade. The exhibition will also include a Snoopy doghouse and a collection of pop culture memorabilia, including a vintage longboard and an 80s cell phone.

Florida Comic Strip Challenge: Amateur cartoonists of all ages create their own comic strip and compete for prizes. A selection of entries will be exhibited in our galleries August 3 – 10. The award ceremony will take place on Sunday, August 11. Visit ArtAndCultureCenter.org/peanuts for more information.

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Charles Schulz: Pop Culture in Peanuts is supported in part by Florida Power and Light, Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, Barker Animation Art Gallery, and the Broward County Board of County Commissioners as recommended by the Broward Cultural Council and the Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau. The Miami Herald and WLRN are media sponsors. The Peanuts Play Area is presented in part by The Westin Diplomat Resort & Spa. The Art and Culture Center of Hollywood is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supported in part by its members, admissions, private entities, the City of Hollywood, the Broward County Board of County Commissioners as recommended by the Broward Cultural Council; the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Council on Arts and Culture; and the Kresge Foundation. We welcome donations from all members of the community who wish to support our work.

Pop Culture in Peanuts is organized by the Charles M. Schulz Museum in Santa Rosa, California.

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93-year-old Hollywood resident constructs a scale model of Hollywood Women's Club with great grandson

By Tena Moore

HOLLYWOOD WOMEN’S CLUB CLUBHOUSE GETS A ‘LIFT’: Located at 501 North 14th Avenue, at the corner of Fillmore Street in the North Lake neighborhood, the clubhouse overlooks the golf course of the Hollywood Beach Country Club.

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Felipe Lizama, twenty-five year Hollywood resident, never passes up an opportunity to spend quality time with Philip Brown, his great-grandson and first grade student at Nativity Catholic School in Hollywood Hills.

The ninety-three year old Lizama was recently inspired by the city’s efforts to restore and renovate the original Hollywood Women’s Club.

After reading about the project in the May issue of Hollywood Gazette, Lizama drove his grandson to visit the site and witness how the home was lifted off the ground as workers rebuilt its foundation.

Amazed by the city’s dedication to the

historic site, Lizama invited his grandson to initiate a “renovation” project of their own: building a scale model of the construction site.

“Felipe, my wife’s grandfather, is an unbelievable person who always thinks of others before himself. He is truly an inspiration to all of us,” added Felipe’s grandson Stephen Brown, Ph.D. This past month, Lizama and Philip have met weekly to cut, draw, and glue basic household materials into their own personal rendition. The pair looks forward to revisiting the Women’s Club once the restoration is completed, and maybe answer any questions the construction crew might have.

Aug. 23 Texas Hold ‘Em to benefit the Hollywood Women’s Club foundation restoration

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The Hollywood Women’s Club has organized ‘A Night at the Mardi Gras Casino, Hollywood’ on Friday, August 23 for Texas Hold’Em featuring cash prizes and Slots Tournament with winners receiving gift certificates. An ‘All You Can Eat’ prime rib and fish dinner starts at 6 p.m. with a cash bar.

Tournaments will begin at 7:15 p.m.

Ticket donation is $100 per person, addons and re-buys available.

The fund raiser will support the Hollywood Women’s Club community service projects and the clubhouse restoration fund.

The Greater Federation of Women’s Clubs (GFWC), Hollywood Women’s Club, founded in 1922, is one of the City of Hollywood’s oldest civic groups.

The culturally diverse organization of 100 members is dedicated to community service and the support of local and international charitable organizations.

Their Clubhouse foundation is presently being replaced and additional restoration funds are needed to re-side the exterior including new windows, making the building handicapped accessible and modernizing the kitchen.

The clubhouse functions as a center for community, social, educational and fundraising events and is available for rental.

Advance ticket purchase is encouraged as space is limited. To purchase tickets online visit www. hollywoodwomensclub.org or call Patti Wilock at (954) 588-1061.

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‘BE-BOP INTO OUTER SPACE’ BY DAVID “LEBO” LE BATARD AT THE GREAT SOUTHERN HOTEL (YOUNG CIRCLE) PHOTO BY PETER VAHAN

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Ari & Alphfie

These are Ari (Standard Silver Poodle, 9 Y/O) & Alfie (Toy Apricot Poodle, 2 Y/O). They are “adoptive” brothers. Ari is 9 years old and two years ago, Alfie came to our home as a puppy.

They play together all day long. Believe it or not, Alfie is the one who takes care of the “ruff” situations. He’s more protective and territorial and also a little loud when he want to be heard. He also takes care of Ari like if he were the big brother.

Acclaimed local artist David “Lebo” Le Batard painting his jazz-inspired mural, ‘Be-Bop Into Outer Space’ .

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JULY 2013

ast month, Broward/Palm Beach New Times awarded the Downtown Hollywood Mural Project “Best Public Art” 2013.

Since August 2012, the Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) has been funding a program that pairs accomplished contemporary artists with property owners to commission murals.

The mural program is a key element in a redevelopment strategy that will greatly enhance the diversity and vibrancy of Downtown Hollywood. Strategically placed murals create points of interest that stimulate activity and improve the Downtown economy.

Participating artists have thus far included:

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• David “Lebo” Lebatard • Ruben Ubiera • Jessy Nite • Luis Pinto • Eddie Mendieta • Evoca1 • 2alas • Michelle Weinberg

The Hollywood CRA’s mural program is designed to boost and encourage the Downtown Hollywood Live Music Initiative, launched earlier this year with the debut of the free yearround concert series ArtsPark Live!, and with new regulations that allow venues in delineated zones to obtain an extended hours liquor license.

Under the helm of CRA Executive Director Jorge Camejo, Commissioner Beam Furr and project manager Jill C. Weisberg lead a new mural-review committee that works with developers, property owners and artists to commission and execute artwork on outdoor surfaces.

Most live painting takes place during the monthly Third Saturday Art Walk from 7 to 10 p.m.

Rob Robi, a Downtown established community artist for over 20 years, will be painting during the next Art Walk on July 20 and Tatiana Suarez is slated for August 2013.

The Downtown Hollywood Mural Project is centralized in the Live Music District, running along Hollywood Boulevard and Harrison Street between 21st Avenue and Young Circle. See pages 7-9 for more information on each mural.

Michelle Weinberg responds to Downtown Hollywood’s Deco-inspired storefronts and the typography of store signs with ‘Oasis in Progress.’ Weinberg is widely acclaimed in the realm of public art, and her participation in DHMP is one of two major artistic contributions she is making to revitalize the area this year.

“OASIS IN PROGRESS” BY MICHELLE WEINBERG AT THE GREAT SOUTHERN HOTEL (YOUNG CIRCLE)

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AWARDED ‘2013 BEST PUBLIC ART’ PHOTO BY JILL WEISBERG

“OVER LOOK” BY EDUARDO MENDIETA • 2014 HARRISON ST. Hollywood CRA seeks to fill two vacancies on the Mural Review Committee DEADLINE TO SUBMIT: JULY 19, AT 5 PM

Eduardo Mendieta, the prolific, established artist featured at the Superbowl XLVI Indianapolis Mural Project, referenced the revival of the district with youth imagery.

The stark outline of the children’s faces on the buffed wall is experiential, conveying both innocence and hope laced with ideals for a promising future. “Art is what you make of it. It’s all about how you personally relate to a piece and what you take from it,” explains Mendieta about his concept.

The Mural Review Committee reviews all Mural Applications for the CRA based upon the following criteria: The content of the mural; the paint and sealing process to be used in the installation; proportion to the building façade area; the design, location, scale and content of the mural; and the ability to enhance the Downtown Hollywood community and contribute to its unique character.

At this time there are two positions open. Deadline to submit is July 19 at 5 p.m. Applications are on the Hollywood CRA web site at www. hollywoodcra.org

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FEATURE STORY PHOTO BY JILL WEISBERG

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“UNTITLED” (MONA LISA) BY 2ALAS 1900 HOLLYWOOD BLVD.

“POSERS AND DREAM CRUSHERS”

BY EVOCA1 2020 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. Both artist and humanitarian, Evoca1 uses his artistic ability to raise funds and awareness for issues that embattle society as a whole. His piece titled “Posers and Dream Crushers” aims to warn viewers “not to be misled by false appearances and behaviors.”

He explains how “Posers and Dream Crushers” is different from some of his other work: “Whenever I paint, I tend to use past experiences or an emotional struggle faced by someone I've come in contact with, but this piece is actually more of a way to vent my frustration with the way we behave with each other. This mural portrays the struggles faced when people or things pose as friendly to get close enough to be detrimental.”

2alas is the moniker of Andrew Antonaccio and Orlando Galvaz, two Miami-based artists who exhibit in curated gallery shows, as well as paint in the streets of Wynwood Arts District, New York, Montreal and soon, Downtown Hollywood. Combined, their unique style is comprised of geometric abstraction, basic colors and binary imagery.

With Mona Lisa, 2alas appropriates one of the most recognized and famed portraits in art history to attract the attention of pedestrians in Hollywood. The digitized, black and white close-up of the Mona Lisa face appears superimposed on vertical lines, speckled with bright triangles and shapes.

“We wanted to create an impact,” explains Antonaccio, “and this type of imagery – as simple as it looks – can be recognized by everyone no matter how much they know about art.

We hope to give Hollywood a modern Renaissance image to love, as the city goes through its own transformation.”

AMDUAT BY LUIS PINTO • 1843 HARRISON ST. PHOTO BY JILL WEISBERG

Amduat, a 45 x 15-foot mural by the highly sought-after contemporary artist Luis Pinto was inspired by the geometric abstractions found in Egyptian art. Pinto’s vision for 1843 Harrison Street was site-specific for the sprawling, horizontal wall. Amduat, which translates to “that which is in the afterworld,” references an ancient Egyptian text about the sun god traveling through the underworld and features large rectilinear shapes in the form of a coyly slithering snake.

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83 AND SUNNY BY RUBEN UBIERA 1925 HARRISON STREET

Acclaimed local artist Ruben Ubiera’s ‘83 and Sunny’ was the second mural for the Downtown Hollywood Mural Project’s outdoor mural program which took over a month to complete in the fall of 2012. His vividly layered mural spans 12 by 70 feet. Located at 1925 Harrison Street, Ubiera’s mural enriches the front façade of the Downtown Hollywood Ramada. “Great nights, great people, great weather, are all celebrated in this mural,” said Ubiera. “Colors where taken from a Florida sunset and were carefully placed to contrast or complement with each other. Symbols (asterisks surrounded by circles) were also placed in the mural, not only giving balance to empty areas, but representing “Unity + Tolerance”.

PHOTO BY PETER VAHAN

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HOLLYHOOD KALEIDOSCOPE

BY JESSY NITE 1901 HARRISON STREET The 18-by-22-foot mural across the corner building’s second story above New Age Cycles features groups of kaleidoscoping diamonds in 20 pastel shades that are punctuated by black diagonal stripes. Nite’s work was the third outdoor installation of the Downtown Hollywood Mural Project completed last October.

The building at 1901 Harrison Street “offers the perfect site for a mural as it is a corner building that boasts a highly visible second floor,” said property manager Ben Schiff. “The design of the mural and reputation of the artist, Jessy Nite, are sure to generate a lot of positive attention and make 1901 Harrison Street a landmark in Downtown Hollywood.”

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Grease: school edition 5 p.m., hollywood central Performing arts center, 1770 Monroe st.

Watch students ages 11 to 16 enrolled in the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood’s Summer Arts Camp Broadway Actors Advanced program as they sing, dance and perform “Grease: School Edition.” This PG-rated, abridged version of “Grease” retains the fun-loving spirit and immortal songs of the 1950s that make this one of the world’s most popular musicals. Admission is $7 for adults and $4 for children 12 and younger. information: 954-921-3274, or visit the box office the day of the show.

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chaMinade-Madonna suMMer BaseBall Pitch and hit caMP 9 a.m.-3 p.m., 500 e. chaminade drive

Kids can learn from the pros and improve play for the coming season at the Chaminade-Madonna Summer Baseball Camp. Camp sessions are open to those ages 8-15. Cost is $150 per camper per five-day session and $100 per camper for the three-day Hitting Camp. Participants can bring lunch from home or purchase food each day from the concession stand. A lunch pass may also be purchased along with camp registration for an additional $30. A second session of the camp runs from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. July 15-19. To enroll, download a registration form at www. cmlions.org. information: 954-232-7781

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WoMen’s self-defense seMinar: Ground defense 1:30-3:30 p.m., hollywood Kung fu academy, 1864 Polk st.

Fight Like a Girl: Ground Defense focuses on raw self-defense skills designed especially for women. Learn basic ground defense techniques, situational awareness and self-defense skills to help during dangerous encounters. Cost is $15. information: 954-367-2310

hollyWood West concert series 7:30-9 p.m., Boulevard heights Amphitheater, 6770 Garfield St.

Bring a lawn chair and a blanket an enjoy a free concert each month as part of the Hollywood West Concert Series. information: 954-921-3404

Party With a PurPose 5:30-7:30 p.m., Bluepoint ocean Grill, 5730 seminole Way

Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, 1 Seminole Way

u u July 11: Kathy Griffin, 8 p.m.

July 18: Cedric, 8 p.m.

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street area The tour starts at

20th Avenue and Hollywood Blvd. at Anniversary Park. Information: 954-921-3500

Palm Court (west side). information: 954-926-0204

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Kids ages 9 to 14 can improve their volleyball skills at the ChaminadeMadonna Summer Volleyball Camp, which runs through July 26 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily. Cost is $200 per camper. information: 954-989-5150

7-10 p.m., cuenca cigars lounge, 1928 harrison st.

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doWntoWn artWalK 7-10 p.m., harrison

This networking event benefits the Community Enhancement Collaboration, which aims to boost quality of life in the Washington Park area and build community pride. Cost is $10, and includes a raffe, hors d’oeuvres and more. information: 954-391-5308

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Meet internationally known photographer John Gillan as part of the downtown Hollywood Artwalk. Gillan will talk about his photographic tribute to the members of the Cuenca Cigars family. The lounge will also feature live music from the Oriente Band, and Romeo of Romeo and Julieta cigars. information: 954-364-7660

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full Moon druM circle 7-9 p.m., artsPark at young circle

All skills levels welcome. Meet at the

suMMer VolleyBall caMP session 2 9 a.m.-3 p.m., chaminadeMadonna college Prep campus, 500 e. chaminade drive

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hollyWood artsParK exPerience: rio de Janeiro featurinG seu JorGe 7-11 p.m., artsPark, hollywood Blvd. & u.s. 1

Brazilian singer and film star Seu Jorge (City of God, The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou) headlines a free celebration of Rio de Janeiro’s music, dance and culture. information:

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uMoviEs&Music artsParK liVe! 8 p.m. fridays and 9 p.m. saturdays, artsPark amphitheater, hollywood Blvd. & u.s. 1

free friday MoVie niGhts

July 5: A League of Their Own (PG) July 12: My Big Fat Greek Wedding (PG) July 19: The Goonies (PG) July 26: Babe (G)

sax in the city suMMer concert series 6-8 p.m. Wednesday, downtown hollywood live music district

Hollywood CRA presents the free Sax in the City summer concert series every Wednesday night in July. Enjoy some of South Florida’s finest musicians jamming throughout downtown Hollywood’s live music district.

Locations include: 19th Avenue and Hollywood Blvd. n Anniversary Park and Hollywood Blvd. n 21st Avenue and Hollywood Blvd. n 20th Avenue and Harrison Street n

saturdays

uArT ExhibiTs & ArT cAMps artsParK Gallery noon-6 p.m. Mondays-saturdays, Visual arts Building Gallery, artsPark

u Enjoy a gallery exhibition by Carla Fache, featuring colorful acrylic on canvas. Runs through July 20. information: 954-921-3500

art and culture center of hollyWood 10 a.m.-5 p.m., tuesday-friday, and noon-4 p.m. saturday and sunday, 1650 harrison st.

u Charles M. Schulz: Pop Culture in Peanuts continues through Sept. 1. u Amy Wong: Wong’s Hypochondriac Series appropriates drug and medical diagrams, reflexology charts, and makeup kits found online. Runs through Sept. 1. information: 954-921-3274

ucAMps

All camp sessions allow kids to practice the skills they’ve learned while preparing for final exhibitions and performances. information: 954-921-3274

younG actors and younG artists For ages 6 to 12. Choose half- or full-day sessions. Campers staying all day must bring a non-perishable bag lunch and two snacks. Cost for a half-day is $300 for members and $325 for non-members; for a full-day, it’s $400 members and $425 for non-members, per session.

young actors: 9 a.m.-noon, art and culture center arts school, 1626 harrison st.

Students participate in drama, improvisation, storytelling, music, movement, basic set design, and costume design. young artists: 1-4 p.m., art and culture center arts school, 1626 harrison st.

Students explore drawing, painting, mixed media, printmaking, clay, and more.

hiP Musicians’ Percussion GrooVe 9 a.m.-4 p.m., hollywood central Performing arts center, 1770 Monroe st.

For ages 8 to 15. The curriculum introduces campers to music theory and music appreciation. Cost is $225 for members and $250 for non-members.

BroadWay actors 9 a.m.-4 p.m., hollywood central Performing arts center, 1770 Monroe st.

For ages 8 to 15. Campers study acting, voice, movement, improvisation, costume design, set design, and technical design, while gaining skills in character development, projection, articulation, creative thinking, sketch design, artistic creation and more. This camp culminates in a “Junior Broadway” production at the 500-seat Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center. Cost is $750 for members and $800 for non-members, per session.

July 6: Juke, contemporary blues July 13: Ramble On, Led Zeppelin tribute July 20: Garner, reggae and Caribbean July 27: ArtsPark Experience: Rio de Janeiro featuring Seu Jorge information: 954-921-3500

hollyWood Beach theatre Music and dancinG 7:30-9 p.m. Mondays-Wednesdays, hollywood Beach theatre, Johnson street and the Broadwalk

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July 8: Blue Plant, jazz and more July 15: Cecilia & Tommy, dance music July 22: Pat DeLeon, mixed music July 29: Nat Kaye, dance music tuesdays

July 9: Wayne L., family fun show July 16: Tom Neely, solo singer July 23: Larry Roberts, keyboard standards July 30: Michael Wainright, mixed music Wednesdays

July 10: King Muddfish, blues July 17: Soul Inc., rhythm and blues July 24: Amber Leigh, country July 31: True Blue Band, blues and country fridays

July 5: The Fabulons, oldies rock’n’roll July 12: Tato Y Su Son, Latin jazz July 19: Stems, classic rock July 26: Boogieman, classic rock saturdays

July 6: Turnstiles, tribute to Billy Joel July 13: Wildcard, classic rock July 20: Whipping Post, rock & blues July 27: Mixed Culture, reggae information: 954-921-3404

The lineup includes: July 10 n Bonefish Johnny (sugarcane soul), 19th and Hollywood Blvd. n Leslie Cartaya Trio (Latin jazz), 20th and Hollywood Blvd. n Cortadito (Cuban son), 21st and Hollywood Blvd. n Gardi Pais & Chelo Segui (blues & rock) 20th and Harrison

July 17 n The Delusions (rock’n’roll), 19th and Hollywood Blvd. n Anthony Corrado Trio (jazz), 20th and Hollywood Blvd. n Ike Woods Band (R&B), 21st and Hollywood Blvd. n Cezar Santana (Brazilian funk), 20th and Harrison

July 24 n Gardi Pais & Chelo Segui (blues and rock), 19th and Hollywood Blvd. n Jeff Egan (jazz), 20th and Hollywood Blvd. n Oriente (Latin jazz/rhythm and blues), 21st and Hollywood Blvd. n 18 Wheelers (rockabilly), 20th and Harrison

July 31 n Leslie Cartaya Trio (Latin jazz), 19th and Hollywood Blvd. n Bonefish Johnny (sugarcane soul), 20th and Hollywood Blvd. n Zahiir Cruz Trio (jazz), 21st and Hollywood Blvd. n Cortadito (Cuban son), 20th and Harrison information: 954-924-2980

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Cinema Paradiso breaks ground, opens Downtown this fall

Next fund raiser set for Thurs. July 18 at Lola’s on Harrison

By Jennifer Sandomir A $150,000 grant for the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival was recently awarded from the estate of a local philanthropist Mary N. Porter in May to help fund the build of a cinema in Downtown Hollywood.

Cinema Paradiso-Hollywood (CP-H) will be a 72-seat movie theater, showing art and foreign films and is expected to open this fall in time for the 2013 Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival (Oct 18 - Nov 11, 2013).

The Fundraising Committee is working to match the $150,000 grant through fundraisers and support from the community and local businesses. “The Community Foundation of Broward’s Mary N. Porter Legacy Fund will match $1 to $1 our CP-H fundraising efforts up to $150,000. As soon as the grant was announced, Jarett Levan of BBX Capital pledged $10,000. That was almost immediately followed by New You Magazine’s pledge of $10,000. So we are 13% of the way to matching the grant,” said Gregory Von Hausch, President & CEO of the Fort Lauderdale Int’l Film Festival (FLIFF).

According to Hausch, the restroom areas and backstage are now being constructed and they have selected the projector and seats. Joe Kaller and his associate Jose Erazo have completed the plans for the exterior. “We hope to inch closer on July 18th at Lola’s on Harrison for our CP-H Fundraiser: Take 4 with special

guest Sally Kellerman,” said Hausch.

“Our matching fundraising is well underway,” added FLIFF Chairman Alan Koslow, “and is sure to be completed on or before our First Annual KELLERMAN FLIFF Gala Awards Celebration” on Sat., Nov. 9th at the Westin Diplomat Hotel.

Koslow has a big vision that “does not stop at the cinema” which will tie success from the Downtown cinema to the Hollywood Beach district. Subject to city approval, plans to unveil a “Broadwalk of Fame” are in preliminary stages. The first major celebrity honoree is expected to be announced at the Nov. 9th awards celebration. “This will be the ‘party of the year’ for Hollywood,” said Koslow. “Anybody who’s anybody will be there -- or wish they had been.”

The concept of a ‘Broadwalk of Fame’ is reminiscent of Hollywood, California’s ‘Walk of Fame,’ yet unique in that celebrities will be selected to memorialize bricks in the Broadwalk with a Diamond logo commissioned by a local artist.

“The goal is to make the Broadwalk an international tourist attraction,” said Koslow.

The ‘Take 4’ fund raiser will be on Thurs., July 18 from 5:30- 8 p.m. at Lola’s on Harrison St. Tickets are $20 and include two free drinks and hors d’oeuvres. To RSVP or for more information, contact Coleen at 954-9854169. For more information about FLIFF, visit fliff.com.

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Harris Art Studio to relocate in August

Owned and operated by Hollywood Hills resident and artist Kyle Harris, Harris Art Studio has offered art instruction in drawing, painting, sculpture, crafts, photography and more to children and adults for the last eighteen months. After occupying a double storefront in the Target Plaza on Hollywood Boulevard, and securing 2012 Best of Hollywood winner in the category for Best Creative Instruction, the studio is moving to a new location in the former Hollywood Mall in August.

The mission of Harris Art Studio is to provide a fun, safe, comfortable environment where people with an interest, a passion, an appreciation or just a curiosity for art can explore creativity and express creatively.

A transplant from New England, Harris studied visual arts and photography in high school and college and held a successful career Kyle Harris in television production and community activism in the Greater Boston Area for over 20 years. Her family moved to South Florida in 2003 where she made her way back into the world of art as head of the art department at The Arts Academy of Hollywood. While overseeing a small staff, she taught children’s art classes until

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After a night out at a painting party in 2010, Harris discovered she “still had it” and it was time to do something with that college education. “It all happened so quickly and it felt right!” Harris says.

An opportunity to occupy what would have been an empty storefront in a prime location, led her to open the studio in the Target Plaza. “The landlord didn’t want an empty space and I wanted to give this new career a try. And then I Hollywood resident Erin Scissors at an art party knew it was going to work when at Harris Art Studio. PHOTO BY JENNIFER SANDOMIR I put a sign in the window offering art classes and had my first student In 18 short months, Harris has found within a week,” explains Harris. a permanent home and is moving into the Currently, with about 50 students and old Hollywood Mall with hopes to bring a small staff of local artist, Harris offers some creativity into neighborhood. “This classes to kids and adults in drawing, water opportunity has been a blessing” says color and acrylic painting, cartoon drawing, Harris, “I enjoy creating art, however, and story time art classes for the little ones. teaching and watching my students – young Class sizes are kept small allowing students and old – discover what they can create is to discover and develop their individual satisfying and fulfilling.” artistic skills. She hosts adult painting Harris Art Studio is located at, 3251 parties and art themed birthday parties for Hollywood Blvd, Suite 424. For more all ages. information, call (781) 308-1379 or visit In addition to art classes and parties, kylebharris.com you can purchase personalized gifts and original artwork by Harris.

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Suggestions for Serving Seafood

With so many seafood choices it can be difficult to know how to pick the freshest catch. Here are some tips to ensure you’re choosing the best at your next visit to the market or fish counter: n

Milk Does a Salmon Good — Milk tenderizes salmon and removes any frostbite or fishy taste, so try defrosting salmon in a container of milk for a fresher flavor.

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If a mussel sinks to the bottom of a container filled with water, throw it away — it’s a sign of a bad mollusk.

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“R” for Really Fresh — Oysters taste best when they are harvested during colder weather. For a good rule of thumb, enjoy them during months with an “R” in the name, for example, September through April.

In the Red — Quality tuna should be deep red with no “rainbow” coloring, which is a sign of old fish.

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ew things better capture the feel of summer than the three S’s: sun, sand and, of course, seafood. Welcome the warm weather and embrace the fresh flavors of the sea with simple, yet delicious, coastal-inspired dishes.

Always a family favorite due to its versatility, seafood takes on a plethora of flavors — from spicy to buttery and beyond. These Crispy Crab Cakes with Spicy Remoulade will make your mouth water with every savory crunch, while smooth, Creamy Risotto with Asparagus and Shrimp will richly impress even the pickiest of palates.

A Perfect Pairing Any sea-inspired fare pairs perfectly with a crisp, dry white wine, such as the flavorful Albariño from Martín Códax. With origins spanning back to 12th century Spain, the flavorful Albariño possesses tropical fruit aromas and bright citrus flavors. Also known as the “Wine of the Sea,” this wine is the perfect accompaniment to any seafood dish. Consider serving this winning combination at your next outdoor gathering or dinner party and you’re sure to receive countless compliments.

Whether you’re looking for small bites or a heartier entrée, eat seato-table this season and take advantage of what summer has to offer.

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Grilled Salmon with Hazelnut Butter

Yield: 4 servings Hazelnut Butter: 3 tablespoons butter, softened 2 tablespoons finely chopped hazelnuts, toasted 2 tablespoons finely chopped scallions 2 teaspoons lemon juice Salmon: 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper 4 salmon fillets, each about 6 ounces Combine all ingredients for Hazelnut Butter in bowl; set aside. Sprinkle salt and pepper on both sides of salmon. In a preheated grill pan, grill salmon, skin side up, for four minutes. Flip salmon, topping each fillet with 1 tablespoon of Hazelnut Butter. Cook for 4 minutes until salmon flakes easily with fork. Serve with sautéed green beans.

Crispy Crab Cakes with Spicy Remoulade

Yield: About 16 crab cakes Spicy Remoulade Sauce: 1/2 cup mayonnaise 1 tablespoon lemon juice 2 teaspoons capers, chopped 1 teaspoon coarse-ground mustard 1/4 teaspoon hot sauce Crab Cakes: 8 ounces lump crabmeat, drained and flaked 1 cup finely chopped red bell pepper 1 large egg 1 tablespoon grated horseradish 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper 1 cup cracker crumbs 2 tablespoons vegetable oil Combine all ingredients for Spicy Remoulade Sauce into large bowl. Set aside.

In large bowl, combine crabmeat, red bell pepper, egg, horseradish, lemon juice, salt and pepper. Fold in 1/4 cup of cracker crumbs. Form crab mixture into 2-inch cakes, about 1/2 inch thick. Dredge cakes in remaining cracker crumbs. Heat 2 tablespoons oil in nonstick skillet over medium heat. Cook crab cakes until golden, about 2 minutes per side. Serve with Spicy Remoulade Sauce.

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Creamy Risotto with Asparagus and Shrimp

Yield: 4 servings 1 tablespoon olive oil 1 pound large shrimp, peeled and deveined 4 cups vegetable broth 1 bunch asparagus, trimmed and cut into 1/2-inch pieces 1 large shallot, finely chopped 1 tablespoon butter 1 cup Arborio rice 1/2 cup Martín Códax Albariño wine 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil Salt and pepper Heat oil in 12-inch skillet over medium-high heat and cook shrimp, stirring occasionally. Remove shrimp once they are almost fully cooked.

Bring vegetable broth to a boil.

Once boiling, reduce heat to a simmer. Add cut asparagus to broth and cook for 2 minutes. With slotted spoon, remove asparagus and set aside with shrimp.

In a 3-quart saucepan over medium-high heat, cook shallots in butter until translucent. Stir in rice to coat the grains and cook for approximately 1 minute. Add in Martín Códax Albariño and stir until wine is absorbed by rice. Once absorbed, stir in vegetable broth 1/2 cup at a time. Note: each 1/2 cup must be absorbed completely before the next one is added. Continue to stir the risotto to keep it from sticking and repeat with remaining broth until all has been added. Stir in shrimp and asparagus and heat through. Add Parmesan cheese and drizzle with olive oil. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Serve immediately.

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NEWS FROM THE GREATER HOLLYWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Scenes from Recent Chamber Events

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NEWS FROM THE GREATER HOLLYWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Redevelopment: New Projects Mean Jobs for Hollywood From plaza plat redevelopment of an underutilized mall to full-scale beachfront resort projects, the jobs outlook in Hollywood has a very bright future.

The Hollywood City Commission recently voted 6-1 to allow for the Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort to become a reality. This 349room hotel and restaurant complex will also include a garage with 600 public parking spaces and promises the refurbishment of Hollywood Beach’s existing band shell and public restrooms. At a projected cost of $147 million, this project alone is expected to create 500 construction jobs during its 27-month build-out timeframe. Once completed, Margaritaville will hire 350 employees. In all, some 3,000 direct and indirect jobs will be created as a result of this long-awaited project.

Costa Hollywood Condo Resort is yet another much-anticipated oceanfront project scheduled to break ground soon on the north end of Hollywood Beach. This six-floor condominium will encompass Hollywood Beach

Village, an upscale outdoor retail and dining district complete with boutiques, restaurants and even a day spa. The resort’s 303 fully-furnished one- and two-bedroom units – slated for completion in the first quarter of 2015 – will feature advanced technology, Intracoastal Waterway and Atlantic Ocean views, a rooftop infinity pool and even an automatic valet parking system.

The Hollywood City Commission also recently approved the “Hollywood Plaza” plat in preparation for redevelopment. Located on the west side of US 441 just south of Hollywood Boulevard, this site will soon house Walmart, TD Bank and Pollo Tropical.

Negotiations are underway to add Taco Bell and Sonic to that list, as well. In addition, the site’s owner is also working in conjunction with the Department of Planning and Development Services on improvements to the existing shopping center located across 441. More updates on this project are expected this fall once Broward County approves the project. In the mean time, the City of Hollywood plans

to showcase this redevelopment project at the International Council of Shopping Centers (ISCS) Conference in Orlando this August.

In addition to full-scale projects, many other new business ventures continue to choose Hollywood as their home. The Event Decorating Academy opened just last year at 1100 South Dixie Highway, providing courses that cover a broad range classes designed to address all aspects of event decoration.

SMASH Beauty Lounge held its grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony on Hollywood Boulevard in Downtown Hollywood recently, too. And Letts Shop Again, a second-hand store like no other – just opened its doors on 441 just north of Taft Street.

“Whether directly or indirectly, these projects and new businesses mean jobs for Hollywood and its residents,” explains Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Anne Hotte. “We predict that the coming years will be both exciting and prosperous for Hollywood. In fact, we’re counting on it!”

WELCOME NEW CHAMBER MEMBERS American Express Open Small Business Credit Cards is the leading payment card issue for small businesses in the U.S. and supports business owners with products and services to help them run and grow their businesses Alice Wong 212.640.0088 www.americanexpress.com/us/small-business/ credit-cards Caribbean Resort by the Ocean features newly renovated studios and 1-bedroom suites, with all the modern comforts of custom furnishings and luxurious granite kitchens … and just 20 steps from the beach!

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Larry Nieman 954.689.9282 www.jewishscenemagazine.com Let’s Talk Psychotherapy is a bilingual counselor with 15+ years experience working with individuals, couples, families, children and adolescents. Everyone needs someone to listen to us with empathy and without judgment.

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OPINION

Cities, County Fight Over $100-Million Hollywood passed resolution 6/19 to initiate legal action For nearly thirty years, Broward’s garbage disposal was a marriage of convenience between cities and the County government.

BY MIKE RYAN Residents in 26 of the 31 municipalities have paid hundreds of millions of dollars to build and operate facilities for the disposal of solid waste, which the County gave away to the private contract operator.

Thankfully, there are still assets remaining. In fact, there are tens of millions in real property and tens of millions in cash accumulated.

The agreement that formed this marriage of convenience is expiring July 2nd.

But, the County has decided it doesn’t want to divide the “marital” assets in accordance with the “pre-nuptial agreement”.

Like so many marriages that end up on the rocks, looks like this one is headed for the courts.

At stake is over $100 million in cash and property.

HOW WE GOT HERE Over the past 25 years, garbage disposal for 26 municipalities has been handled through an Inter-local Agreement (“ILA”) creating the Resource Recovery System (“RRS”), a name coined likely because of the plan to burn waste to create electricity in order to recover value.

All municipalities in the 1980s liked the idea of joining together in this marriage of convenience to handle waste, except Dania Beach, Hallandale, Parkland, Pembroke Pines, and Pompano Beach.

The RRS is presided over by the Resource Recovery Board (“RRB”), made up by designated representatives from municipalities and a representative from the County. However, the “marriage” agreement expires on July 2, 2013. Then, the County Commission takes over as the governing board and the existing Board and System are abolished.

The Resource Board is supposed to, by the terms of the agreement, distribute the net assets of the Recovery System – such as cash and the value of land, landfills and physical assets owned by the resource system. Each contract municipality is supposed to get a pro rata distribution on July 2, 2013. Some say the market value is potentially much higher than the $100,000,000 accounting value on the books.

For many cities, there are millions of dollars at stake.

Let’s be clear: the County’s own Attorney gave an opinion that the assets belong to the Resource System.

Translation: There is no dispute, the 26 contract municipalities have a pro rata beneficial ownership interest in those assets!

AUDITOR SAYS COUNTY NOT COOPERATING In order to get some answers on the true financial picture, the Resource Board brought in the City of Fort Lauderdale auditor. The interim audit report, as well

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as Resource Board discussions, raised some very real concerns: understatement of assets, overstatement of liabilities, potential misallocation of expenses and liabilities, and potentially inappropriate transfer of funds to the County.

Equally troubling, the City of Fort Lauderdale Auditor says the County is frustrating his attempts to get a clearer picture of the financials, won’t answer questions directly and won’t allow him to meet with the County’s External Auditor.

Every request for information is treated like a formal public record request.

COUNTY TAKES PRE-EMPTIVE STRIKES Nonetheless, the Resource Board voted to distribute the cash assets, obtain a valuation of the real property for distribution purposes and audit the closing finances.

However, the County refused to comply with that vote and didn’t wait for July 3rd to take more action.

One contentious issue involves dollars set aside for the closure of landfill sites… which some say still have 30 years of useful life remaining. Along the way, residents in the contract cities have been contributing millions to a reserve fund for closure costs predicated appropriate accrual accounting for our use through July 2, 2013.

Unilaterally, the County recently took another $9,000,000 of distributable cash from the System to pump up even more the County reserve closure fund. Then, the County put a deed restriction on the assets, something the RRB voted against recently so as not lower the potential value of some of the assets.

This “divorce” is about to become very public.

CITIES TO TAKE ACTION Sometimes you need an impartial referee in a divorce … or when a business is dissolving.

With the July 2nd date fast approaching and the County taking preemptive actions contrary to the RRB decisions, Sunrise, Weston and Hollywood have voted to file a lawsuit, if necessary, to protect their share of the assets and the right to a full accounting.

Other cities are lining up next week to join the litigation.

Some in the County government have already warned the County Commission might, in retaliation, withdraw support for the County’s E-911 Consolidation funding plan. Hard to imagine anyone would tie these two issues together or jeopardize the most important public safety improvement in decades. Maybe that’s politics.

But, obtaining a true accounting and distributing net assets pursuant to an agreement should not turn into a nasty “divorce” full of threats and retaliation, nor is this about politics – it is about enforcing a business agreement.

Cities should stand together to protect the assets and seek what they are entitled to receive – nothing more, nothing less.

Michael Ryan is the mayor of Sunrise.

He was elected in August, 2010 and re-elected in 2012. Visit BrowardBeat.com for updates and to comment on this story.

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FOR GOODNESS SAKE

Party with a Purpose set for July 18 to benefit CEC at Bluepoint Ocean Grill Party with a Purpose (PWP) is a monthly networker/fundraiser sponsored by the Hollywood Gazette and hosted at venues located at Seminole Paradise. Each month, people network and support a different non-profit in the community. June’s Party with a Purpose benefitted the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood.

The Art and Culture Center of Hollywood presents contemporary gallery exhibitions, live stage performances, and highquality education programs for adults and children. The Center fosters a creative environment where new and challenging work can flourish through programs that reflect the highest standards of artistry and

diversity. The Bluepoint Ocean Grill generously served an abundance of appetizers and attendees enjoyed the cocktail specials.

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by Scott Evans of Scott Evans Productions.

The next PWP is on Thursday, July 18th at Bluepoint Ocean Grill to benefit Community Enhancement Collaboration (CEC). Fifty percent of the $10 admission fee and all raffle proceeds are donated to the organization.

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34 local leaders graduate from ‘Leadership Hollywood’ class

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Tena Moore | CORRESPONDENT As a result of LH37 Graduating on June 21, 2013 the Hollywood community is now further strengthened by 34 thoroughly honed business leaders. The Graduation ceremony was held at the Westin Diplomat Resort & Spa with Andrew Zullo of Regions Bank as Program Chair and Emcee for the evening.

Leadership Hollywood is an interactive program where participants experience the Hollywood community up close, work together and gain a unique knowledge of resources and services available in Hollywood, Broward County and the State of Florida.

During the nine-month program, members of the class were divided into four teams. Each team was given a local community organization to work with in order to fulfill and compete for the 2013 Law Offices of Steven Spencer Farbman Community Service Project Award.

All four teams presented their projects during the ceremony.

The four local community organizations included Hollywood Beach Civic Association, Take Stock in Children, The Hollywood Historical Society and Hollywood’s Expo Alfresco. The winning project, which included the creation of the first ever Broward County Firehouse Cook-Off, was the V.I.P. Firehouse Experience for the Hollywood’s Expo Alfresco.

If you would like to be part of the Leadership program in Florida, call the Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce at (954) 923-4000 or visit www.hollywoodchamber.org.

More than 750 individuals have graduated from the program including several of our currently elected City officials.

The Leadership Hollywood Class 37 graduates are: Davon Barbour City of Hollywood Adrienne Barker Barker Specialty Company Jose Basulto South Broward Hospital District Jack Bernstein Over the Top Catering Alex Bruno Hollywood Historical Society, Inc. Jorge A. Camejo Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency Thomas Correll Broward County Schools

Andrew Cove Cove & Associates, P.A. Brian Gaiefsky Keller Williams Realty Mindy Gallagher Greater Hollywood Jaycees Adam Geller The Geller Law Group, P.A. Cindy Goldberg 1st Class Travel Cruise Planners Stephen Gude McKinley Insurance Services, Inc. Marc Jacobs Intown Publishing Mana Jafarmadar Student/South Broward High School Dawn Lipka Memorial Hospital South Eduardo Mendoza-Gayle Student/McArthur High School David Monuse Cartridge World Broward Jose Nunez Florida Department of Transportation Pamela Pacheco Florida Community Bank Bonita Para Bonita G. Para, M.S. Hortencia Ratto Crowne Plaza Hollywood Beach Scott Rivelli Scott Rivelli, P.A. Stephen Rowe II MAIROW Restoration Erin Scissors K2 Builders Justin L. Serian Exams To Go, LLC Martin Shuham Shuham & Shuham, P.A. Gulcan Unal Holiday Inn - Ft. Lauderdale / Hollywood Airport Valerie Vitale St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Ed Walls Westin Diplomat Resort & Spa Greg Weinbrum i9 Sports Marc Wexler Pro Resource Solutions, LLC Candice Wilson The Cardiac Center at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Sierra Winston Goldstein Schechter Koch

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HEALTH & WELLNESS

The 7-Day Real Food Challenge Shondelle Solomon-Miles

Why is it so common to KNOW one thing, yet DO another?

Processed foods, additives and chemicals are inferior to real food and are potentially harmful to your health.

You KNOW this. So why do you still eat it? Why do you still eat that packaged granola bar, snack on those whole grain crackers, and put that artificial sugar in your coffee or tea?

You may think that heart healthy, low fat and sugar-free label means something, but it doesn't hold a candle to real food. In fact, most of that stuff is not food at all! Our body 'sees' it as TOXIC.

What is Real Food? Here's an easy way to tell if your food is real or not: If your food CAN spoil, it's good for you. If your food CAN'T spoil, it's bad for you.

Real food is fresh and unprocessed.

So here's my challenge to you for the next 7 days: The Real Food Challenge

This real food challenge has the potential to change your body forever.

Take the next 7 days to ONLY eat real food. One week is a very short time in the grand scheme of things, and I know you can do this. Just try it for one week to see and feel the difference in your body.

The Rules. During the next 7 days you will avoid eating all of the following food items: Bread Grains Rice Crackers & Chips Packaged snacks Sugar & Corn Syrup Soda Pop Packaged Bars Baked Goods Candy ANYTHING in a package with more than 5 ingredients Here's a list of the real foods that you will eat instead: Seasonal, Vegetables (organic preferred) Seasonal, Fruits (organic preferred)

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Lean, meat, fish & eggs (hormone, antibiotic free, grass-fed beed, free range chicken Nuts and Seeds Those four categories of food can be combined into endless, flavorful combinations. Check out the following meal ideas:

BREAKFAST:

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. What you decide to eat when you first wake up will set the tone for the rest of your meals that day.

• Scrambled organic eggs, sliced tomato and a handful of seasonal berries.

• Half of a dressed avocado and a few slices of nitrate-free bacon.

• Pancakes made with almond flour and topped with chopped nuts.

LUNCH:

Plan your lunch ahead of time in order to avoid turning to a fast food joint or vending machine. Pack your lunch the night before and carry it with you.

• Dark baby greens topped with chopped chicken breast and diced tomatoes.

• Albacore tuna (packed in water), mixed with finely chopped cucumber over cauliflower rice. (See recipe below) • Turkey and Spinach Salad

DINNER:

Dinner is the meal where most people splurge and eat far more calories than they should. Eating at home is the first step in reducing your dinnertime calories.

• Grilled white fish, sautéed spinach and almond bread.

• Baked chicken breast with steamed broccoli and quinoa.

• A big bowl of arugula topped with sautéed asparagus and sliced hardboiled eggs.

Just 7 Days

How quickly does a week fly by?

Pretty fast, right? When you decide to eat only real food for 7 days you will be amazed at the positive improvement that you feel and see in your body. Do this challenge for yourself. In one short week you could be in the same, worse, or you could be leaner and excited. The choice is yours. You have nothing to lose except some fat and a few pounds right?

Shondelle Solomon-Miles is the Head Fitness coach and owner of Synergize Home of CrossFit 954. To schedule a FREE oneon-one consultation with Shondelle visit www.CrossFit954.com

Hollywood Hills Elementary recognized with State Golden School Award Award given for outstanding volunteer programs for 34 years in a row Over 100 Broward County schools have earned Golden School Awards, the state’s highest recognition for community involvement. The Florida Department of Education recently awarded the 2012-2013 Golden School Award to 116 Broward County public schools. The award is given annually to recognize public schools with exemplary volunteer programs. Service hours donated in all forms of volunteering, including mentors, tutors, advisors and

advocates are considered.

Hollywood Hills Elementary in Hollywood has received this award once again, making it one of only four schools that have received the award each year since the program’s inception in 1979 – 34 years in a row.

During the school year, more than 39,400 parents, senior citizens, business leaders, concerned adults and students offered teachers classroom assistance, coordinated fund raising events, tutored students, and provided a helping hand in cafeterias, media centers and schools throughout the District.

For information on becoming a volunteer in Broward County schools, visit getinvolvedineducation. com or call 754-321-1970.

Hollywood resident Liz Stauffer releases murder mystery book Liz Stauffer’s new book Thursday Morning Breakfast (and Murder) Club, published by Sartoris Literary Group, will be released on July 6, 2013.

Things are not always what they seem in Liz Stauffer’s fast paced book of murder, mystery, and intrigue. When the "breakfast club" ladies of idyllic Mount Penn see bruises on Clare Ballard's pretty face, they suspect her hot-headed husband of abusing her, but the truth is much more complicated.

When violence disrupts this Appalachian village's lazy routine, the ladies, led by the irascible Lillie Mae Harris, jump feet first into danger as bodies appear, neighbors disappear, and Clare is arrested for murder.

Follow Lillie Mae and the other "breakfast club" ladies, who, armed with casseroles and pastries, help the police uncover the deep secrets this town hides beneath its perfect facade.

Liz currently resides in Hollywood, FL, with her two dogs. For more information, visit: http://www.lizstauffer.com.

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