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Establishment of Emerald Hills Safety Enhancement District passes on first reading BY DAVID VOLZ

The Hollywood Commission passed on first reading an ordinance to create the Emerald Hills Safety Enhancement District. The district will include the section west of 46th Avenue and includes 512 single-family homes. It will come back before the Commission for a second reading likely in April. The Commission wants to ensure enough time so that everyone who lives in that section of Emerald Hills receives proper notification that their community will become a taxing district. Residents of western Emerald Hills spoke at the meeting in favor of creating the district. For about seven years, a group of about 200 residents have been paying an offduty Hollywood police officer to patrol their neighborhood during daytime hours. Emerald Hills is considered a pleasant neighborhood and therefore a good target for burglars, according to people who spoke during the meeting. The households who participate in this effort pay $700 per residence per year for the protection. Under the taxing district, all households in the western portion of Emerald Hills would be charged $250 per residence per year for the enhanced protection. “This is something we need for western Emerald Hills,” said Andrew Sossin, who is leading the effort for the taxing district. “Since we started this policing program, crime in our community has gone down by 90 percent. This is not only good for our community but for the entire area, because by us paying extra we are adding more police on the street. We polled the people who would be part of this taxing district and 93 percent of the responses we got were in favor of creating the taxing district.” Sandra Veszi Einhorn, an Emerald Hills resident, said she believes the district is needed to reduce or eliminate crime in the community. “We need to band together to protect our neighborhood,” she said. CORRESPONDENT

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Members of the Commission expressed some concern and asked whether a new taxing district was really needed. They also hope to hear from more residents and want

to make sure everyone in western Emerald Hills knows that this taxing district is set to become a reality. Commissioner Kevin Biederman said, “I am not convinced the major-

ity of the property want it. But If we have a sufficient number of property owners that want it I think I could support it,” he said.

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URBAN YOGA FESTIVAL 2-8 p.m., 20th Avenue between Hollywood Blvd. and Tyler Street

Breathe, move and dance at this event combining yoga, food, music and the arts. Kids and dogs welcome. Information: 305-484-7077

DREAM CAR CLASSIC 10 a.m.-3 p.m., downtown Hollywood Blvd.

Classic cars, trucks and other vehicles on display. Continues March 5. Information: 954-825-1027

CURATOR TALK 7 p.m., Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, 1650 Harrison St.

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Laura Marsh, the center’s curator, will discuss themes of identity, kitsch, temporality, the processes of 63 Florida artists in the All-Media Juried Biennial and the works of artist Andrew Nigon. Information: 954-921-3274

10 a.m.-1 p.m., Stan Goldman “Hollywoof” Dog Park, 800 Knights Road Bring your prize pooch, your

human friends and family for some fur-friendly fun. Entry fee is $5. Proof of current vaccinations is required. Contest categories include: Best Costume, Best Dress-ALike, Best Look-A-Like, Most Athletic and others. Includes raffle, vendors and a silent auction. Proceeds benefit the Hollywood Council of Civic Association’s Pete Brewer Scholarship Fund for graduating Hollywood seniors. Information: 954-662-3612

HALLANDALE SYMPHONIC POPS ORCHESTRA: LES MISERABLES AND RACHMANINOV 7:30 p.m., Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center, 1770 Monroe St.

James Perkowsky will sing the great American standards and end with an arrangement of “Les Miserables.” Mia Vassilev will play the first movement of the Rachmaninov Third Piano Concerto in D Minor. Cost is $35. Information: 954-624-6829

FULL MOON DRUM CIRCLE 7-9 p.m., ArtsPark at Young Circle, 1 Young Circle

All skill levels are welcome. Information: 954-926-0204

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TALENTED 10TH POETRY SLAM 6-8:30 p.m., Hollywood City Hall, 2600 Hollywood Blvd.

High school students are encouraged to write on the topic of “Education” and be prepared to recite poems. A second Poetry Slam is set Feb. 22 at the same time and location. Information: 954-921-3271

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SEMINOLE TRIBAL FAIR AND POW WOW Starts at 9 a.m. Friday, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, 1 Seminole Way

Native food, live music, dance, alligator shows and more. Primitive camping available – first come, first serve. Information: 800-683-7800, Ext. 11468

HOLLYWOOD BEACH SWEEP CLEANUP

7-11 a.m., Charnow Park between Garfield Street and Connecticut Street on Hollywood Beach

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HOLLYWOOD HISTORICAL SOCIETY LECTURE SERIES 1-3 p.m., Broward County Hollywood Branch Library, 2600 Hollywood Blvd.

Learn about the history of the Butler Rock House in Charles Vollman Park. Bonnie Dearborn, historic preservation consultant, will speak. Admission is free. Information: 954-923-5590

WATERCOLOR CLASSES ARE BACK THROUGH APRIL Henriette “Kitte” Arnold’s Watercolor classes for all skill levels are back from 10 a.m.-noon Fridays through April at Hollywood Beach Culture Center, 1301 S. Ocean Drive. Cost is $20 per class. Information: 954-920-4574

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Feb. 4: Lisa Lampanelli Feb. 10-12: 2017 Seminole Tribal Fair and Powwow Feb. 12: Aaron Lewis Feb. 14: Ozuna, Jorge Celedon and Alex Sensation Feb. 17: The Four Phantoms, Featuring Brent Barrett, Ciarán Sheehan, Franc D’Ambrosio and Marcus Lovett with special guest Kaley Ann Voorhees

Feb. 18: Three Dog Night and America Feb. 24-25: Jerry Seinfeld March 9: Bryan Ferry March 17-18: Paul Anka March 29-30: Chris Rock Show times: 954-797-5531

HOLLYWOOD FLORIDA FILM FESTIVAL The film festival is back for a second time. Take in five days of films, selected from over 120 submissions from more than 40 countries, as well as live performances and parties at various venues. Opening night is dedicated to the documentary, “The Bill Murray Experience,” with director Sadie Katz from Los Angeles attending. Screenings and festivities will be held at Atelier3, Social Room, BarYtono Cafe and Sasa Italian Cafe. Information: 714-588-6199

8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, ArtsPark amphitheater, Hollywood Blvd. & U.S. 1

FRIDAY MOVIE NIGHTS

Feb. 10: The Help Feb. 17: The Race Feb. 24: The Great Debaters March 3: The Incredibles March 10: Dolphin Tale March 17: Finding Dory March 24: Babe March 31: The Sandlot Information: 954-921-3500

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HOLLYWOOD BEACH OPEN

Featuring an artisan market between Harrison Street and Tyler Street on 20th Avenue, a mural tour from 6-7 p.m. and Impulse Art from 8-9 p.m. Information: 954-924-2980

Team USA, Holland and Tour All-Stars dazzle crowds with play on the beach. Information: 305-213-3275

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PARTY ON THE J: JOHNSON STREET INTERNATIONAL MUSIC, FOOD & ART FESTIVAL Noon-6 p.m., Johnson Street, 56th Avenue to State Road 441

This annual festival highlights businesses within the neighborhood. Information: johnsonstreetbusiness district@gmail.com

GLOBAL MEDITATION FOR WORLD PEACE 6-7:30 p.m., ArtsPark at Young Circle, 1 Young Circle

Enjoy live music and meditation. Information: 954-962-7447

SOUTH FLORIDA ITALIAN CULTURE & HERITAGE FESTIVAL Noon-9 p.m., ArtsPark at Young Circle

Enjoy activities throughout the day including traditional Italian games such as Bocce and vendors ranging from food to arts and jewelry. Nationally recognized performers will grace the stage, including Spanky and Dino, and Emil Stucchio & the Classics. Admission is free. Information: 954-921-3500

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uEXHIBITS ARTSPARK AT YOUNG CIRCLE GALLERY Noon-6 p.m., Monday through Saturday, 1 Young Circle

u Synapse by Jose Martinez

Vanegas: On display until March 17. Admission is free. An artist’s reception is set for 6-10 p.m. Feb. 18 in the Gallery. Information: 954-921-3500

ART AND CULTURE CENTER OF HOLLYWOOD 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Tue-Fri, and Noon-4 p.m. Sat-Sun, 1650 Harrison St.

On display through March 5.

ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE & FESTIVAL Noon-6 p.m., Downtown Hollywood

Enjoy a free concert, an activity area for kids, Irish food, a parade and more. Information: 954-921-3404

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u 8th All-Media Juried Biennial: Overall, 391 artists representing 85 cities submitted entries. u Andrew Nigon: The Garden of Yellow & Pink: Nigon’s sculptures are created from plastics, foam and resins, as well as other recycled pieces. u South Broward High School – Bollywood Meets Hollywood: On display through Feb. 9. u McArthur High School – Black History Month: On display from Feb. 10-27. Information: 954-921-3274 HOLLYWOOD CITY HALL 2600 Hollywood Blvd., 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday

u My Dreams by Artist Maria

Palomino: Maria’s artwork derives from her upbringing in Mexico. Ends March 17. Information: 954-921-3619

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HOLLYWOOD BEACH

Forty pounds: The total monthly CORRESPONDENT dvolz@hollywoodgazette.com weight of used cigarettes disposed on Hollywood Beach and left for city maintenance crews to remove. While the City Commission and environmentalists prefer if people would choose not to smoke along the sandy shoreline, current state law allows only Florida legislators in Tallahassee to ban smoking in public places. In lieu of a ban on smoking outright, the Commission resolved to discourage smokers with signage situated at the beach and in parks with messages such as, “Please don’t smoke, young lungs at play.” Vice Mayor Traci Callari voiced concern that a ban on smoking at beaches and parks would bring the City lawsuits. “I don’t like smoking. As a nurse, I have seen its negative effects,” Callari said. “But I don’t want the city to have more litigation.” Under the ban that would have made Hollywood the first city in South Florida to do away with smoking at the beach and in parks, people caught at the beach would have faced fines ranging from $50 to $200. Smokers at a city park or playBY DAVID VOLZ

ground would have faced even heavier fines up to $500. Commissioner Dick Blattner, who wanted the ban, said he would continue to encourage it. He believes the public wants a ban on smoking at the beach and in parks. Commissioner Kevin Biederman said he did not want to cause any tourists to be unhappy. “We have tourists who come to Hollywood who like to smoke,” Biedermann said. “We spend money to attract tourism.” Commissioner Debra Case believes people smoking at the beach and parks set a poor example for children and a ban on smoking in public areas would be better for young people. “We want to encourage families to use the beach,” Case said. Another concern of the Commission involved strategic enforcement of the ban. Mayor Josh Levy discussed with Commissioners Biederman and Callari the issue of having to ask police officers to enforce the ban and spend time going after beach smokers, instead of going after real criminals, like a robber holding up a city resident or visitor.

Hyde Resort celebrates grand opening BY DAVID VOLZ CORRESPONDENT

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The Hyde Resort and Residences in Hollywood recently celebrated its grand opening with City of Hollywood leaders, including Mayor Josh Levy and Jorge Perez, the CEO, founder and chairman of the Related The resort’s 363 one-, two- and three-bedroom suites feature Group, which is the chef-caliber kitchens, WiFi and floor-to-ceiling glass doors co-developer of the opening to wrap-around terraces. Hyde Resort. The During the celebration, people could other co-developer is Fortune Internaview via live streaming the demolition of tional Group. a nearby parking garage. The demolition The Related Group and SBE, a hoswill make room for the Hyde Resort’s sispitality organization, created the Hyde ter property to be known as Hyde Beach Hotel Brand. The Hyde Resort and ResiHouse. The band The Gipsy Kings band dence offer 40 fully furnished condominperformed during the event. ium residences and 367 condominium Mayor Levy said he was pleased to hotel units, which are available as hotel welcome the Hyde Resort to Hollywood suites. People can purchase these hotel and believes it will be a welcome addition units and rent them out on a short-term to the City. basis. 8

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City plan to ban beach butts goes up in smoke

In lieu of a ban on smoking outright, the Commission resolved to discourage smokers with signage situated at the beach and in parks with messages such as, “Please don’t smoke, young lungs at play.”

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BY KENT WALLACE ART & ENTERTAINMENT CORRESPONDENT Steam seeping through the fissures of the hip hamlet of Hollywood—ah, the sweet vapors of creativity… So ordained by Joseph Young, so many years ago, it is slowly, but surely, coming into fruition. And that baby; is the cat’s meow!

Eddy Balzola/Yoel Del Sol/Ariel de la Portilla (Oriente Cuban & World Music Trio)

Festival goes to Minh Collins, Simona Loredana Muresan and a myriad of sponsors. Keron Psillas' "Loss and Beauty" exhibit runs through Feb. 18 at Gallery Yep, everyone 2014 from Latinarrific A big bravo to the feet harmonious in to the world’s most Hollywood Art and Culmural ally (near 2020 exclusive sparkling wine, GDD Chapuy. ture Center! Empowered Harrison). While the (www.hollywoodfloridafilmfestival. by a grant from the city Sula Capoeira crew is com)… of Hallandale Beach, poetry in motion! they will be hosting the Hey, medigan’ what about the 2nd Hallandale Symphonic Speaking of art, Annual South Florida Italian Festival Pops Orchestra's curGallery 2014 has a (February 25th—Young Circle). Not rent season at the Holcompelling exhibionly is this music, mangia and all things lywood Central Performtion from artist Italiano, but the aforementioned, Daniel ing Arts Center. On Keron Psillas titled Pontet, will be performing his Impulse Tuesday, February 7th Loss and Beauty: creArt! Tenor James Perkowsky ating solace in a land I hear that promoter Cobra Joe and pianist Mia Vaqsof infinite sorrow. Bevelacqua and Guy Pagan (Commander silev take the stage for This photographic Tenor James Perkowsky “Les Miz and Rachmaniexhibition is based on of Hollywood’s American Legion Post nov” and on March 7th it’s the stories from the book, 92) are pitching the City of Hollywood “Italian Bel Canto meets Jazz and Pops”. “The Girls of Room 28”. This profoundly to restore the tradition of a Veteran's powerful exhibit ought not be missed. 3rd Saturday continues to rock. An Artist Talk is slated for Thursday, And while the new Artesian Market February 16th at 6:30pm (the $20 (20th Avenue from Polk to Harrison) is per person admission fee includes a raging, we have other outside activities complimentary copy of Keron’s book) that have proven mighty potent and and a closing reception and conversamuch credit for that is owed to Holly tion with the artist is set for Saturday, Spillane. February 18th from 4-6pm… To wit, there’s the Mural Tour (a Is there any single business doing more to expand the dream—creating the scene—than AT3? They are working diligently on 6-nights-a-week live entertainment (music, spoken word, comedy, film et al).

fan favorite), Daniela Viotti (the Human Statue), the JECC Jazz Bootcamp Ensemble, the Oriente Cuban & World Music Trio and Steel-pan Tropical Music. Daniel Pontet and Jeffrey Lee’s resurrection drum corps, keep beat and

A can’t miss 5-day event is coming in February—the 2nd Annual Hollywood Florida Film Festival (Feb. 8th-12th). There’s five categories—five hip venues and tons of flicks to choose from. Credit for this world-class Film

Day Parade (dated back to 40’s). This scribe says—why not! And let’s not consider any other venue than Downtown Hollywood (think St. Pat’s Parade). We owe it to our Vets, and we owe it to ourselves… According to F. That Fitzgerald (that’s my new alter ego), there is art in everything and thus art to everything— that’s the way I canvas the vinyl—a wayward stylus… In that spirit, file this under The Art of Family. Little Flower Church (1805 Pierce Street) offers a family affair—their annual carnival—rides, booths, food, libations—the works (March 2nd—5th). Now file this under The Art of Feeding Starving Artists. Runeros (1920 Tyler Street) offers a feast for $5.50—artists need starve no more—eggs, bacon, sausage, hash-browns, toast, coffee or juice (Mon-Thur 10am/Fri—Sun 9am). BScene—Build the Dream!

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Hollywood Lakes residents call for less traffic near 13th Ave.

Neal Rosenblum, a Hollywood Lakes CORRESPONDENT dvolz@hollywoodgazette.com resident who lives on 13th Street, believes there is too much traffic driving through his neighborhood in order to BY DAVID VOLZ

avoid more congested streets like Federal Highway and U.S. 1. Rosenblum says too many drivers are using 13th Avenue as a cut-through street. This includes cars, delivery trucks, fuel tanker trucks and trucks

hauling construction materials. He said he believes they He is working to organize people in his neighborhood to ask the City to address this issue. “As of 2017, we have experienced more than 100 car, bicycle and pedestrian accidents within about 200 yards of 13th Avenue and Tyler Street. Many of these accidents have resulted in severe injuries,” Rosenblum said. He attributes the accidents to the funneling of all the Dania-to-Hallandale traffic onto the 22-foot-wide street, which he said has no curbing, has insufficient drainage and contains substandard pavement. “My security cameras have recorded some of the accidents including a vehicle driving right through my picket fence just a short time after I played soccer with my kids in my yard, a bicy-

clist getting struck by a car, and one car colliding with another,” he said. Rosenblum wants to see a peanut median on Hollywood Boulevard at 13th Avenue. Other proposals include making portions of 13th Avenue oneway or making it impossible for drivers to turn left from Federal Highway onto Johnson and Polk Street. He would also like to see no left turns from Johnson Street onto 13th Avenue to prevent cars from West Lake Village from driving on 13th Avenue. Raelin Storey, spokesperson for Hollywood, said surveys have been conducted among residents in the community but there has been little interest in making major changes to the surrounding roads.

Hollywood Commission recognizes Broward Reads: the campaign for grade-level reading It is important that every child dvolz@hollywoodgazette.com learn to read well by the third grade. This was the message that Broward County Commissioner Beam Furr gave to the Hollywood Commission during a recent meeting. Hollywood Commission recognizes Broward Reads: the campaign for grade-level reading He was among a group of people who received a proclamation in support of Broward Reads. The organization is working to ensure that lowerincome children have access to books in their homes. Broward Reads’ pillars BY DAVID VOLZ CORRESPONDENT

include school readiness; making sure that children who enter kindergarten are ready for success, in an effort to eliminate chronic absenteeism, in-

crease family engagement and prevent the summer slide; and ensuring that there are programs in place to keep children learning during the summer

months. Broward Reads wants cities to unite to demonstrate their commitment to achieving third-grade reading proficiency for all children. It aims to identify a city liaison as a contact for the Broward Reads campaign to increase grade-level reading as well as key community stakeholders who can work together to make significant improvements in early literacy in the City. For more information about Broward Reads, please contact Robby Holroyd at rholroyd@cscbroward.org or 954-377-1677.

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Affordable senior housing OK’d for development on Adams Street Hollywood residents may not dvolz@hollywoodgazette.com be aware of the struggle many of their senior neighbors face to pay for a quality house or apartment. But all that could change soon. At a recent meeting, the Hollywood Commission joined an agreement with Pinnacle Housing Group and the City of Hollywood to provide a local government loan for the development of an affordable senior housing project on Adams Street. During the meeting, members of the public spoke about the importance of providing affordable housing for senior citizens, many of whom are struggling to pay for a quality house or apartment in Hollywood. Commissioner Linda Sherwood described how many older residents in her building have run through their entire life savBY DAVID VOLZ CORRESPONDENT

ings. The agreement paves the way for a sales agreement between Pinnacle at Peacefield and the City of Hollywood to purchase 5.5 acres of land on Adams Street between South 24th Avenue and South Dixie Highway, which is owned by the City of Hollywood and the Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA). Pinnacle was previously unsuccessful in winning an allocation of tax credits needed to fund the redevelopment project it proposed for the site. So, the city has now stepped up and agreed to provide a local government loan not to exceed $578,000 to keep the project moving forward. According to the agreement, the total shared expenditure is about $2.1 million. The Miami-based developer has agreed to build at minimum 100 affordable senior citizen rental housing

units for people age 55 and older. Ten property but have been unsuccessful. In 2007, Pinnacle Housing Group percent of these units will be set aside was awarded an RFP to develop the for extremely low-income residents. The project’s proposal includes site, but the housing market crashed three buildings with garden-style apart- shortly after the award was given. In ments. There will be 120 units in total; 2012, Carlisle Development Group was awarded an RFP to develop the site 72 one-bedroom units and 48 twobedroom units and 157 parking spaces. with affordable rental housing, but the More than 28 percent of the property is development never went forward. Fipromised to be dedicated to open space. nally in 2015, Pinnacle Housing Group was awarded an RFP to develop the site There have been past efforts to with affordable rental senior housing. develop the property on Adams Street, The purchase agreement includes a but economic problems thwarted reverter clause. In 65 years, the propthose attempts. In 2004 and 2005, the Hollywood CRA purchased the lots erty will revert back to the City of Hollywood, including any improvements on Adams Street and the City made made to the property. improvements to the water and sewer "Our goal is for synergistic developsystems and capital improvements to ment that balances community needs, the lighting, sidewalks and streetscape on Adams Street and Washington policy goals and economic viability," “A Reputation Earned… Not Inherited” Street. city manager Wazir Ishmael has said of Various companies have also the project. looked for past ways to develop the

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Community leader aims Find your sweetheart at HSBC receive preliminary vaccinations, a to beautify 600-foot long 10-day healthcare plan courtesy of VCA Animal Hospitals, a microchip, a barrier in Hollywood heartworm test for dogs over 7 months, BY DARLENE PISTOCCHI

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Amidst all the talk of CORRESPONDENT dvolz@hollywoodgazette.com building a wall in national news, local resident Bettina August is focused on one here in the heart of Hollywood instead. August has launched the “Paint the Ugly Wall” campaign to beautify a mildew-ridden concrete wall on the north side of Sheridan Street east of I-95. Her goal is to have a nauticallythemed mural on the wall so that the 45,000 cars passing every day get a sense of the ocean off Hollywood Beach. The concept has been approved by the city commissioners and state transportation officials, but only if she can raise the money to pay for it. “People in the neighborhood want to make their corner of Hollywood nicer,” August said. The wall acts as a sound barrier for a neighborhood west of Oakwood Plaza but also serves as an inviting palette for graffiti, which has been painted over several times. August and others in the community are working to raise $50,000 to BY DAVID VOLZ

pay for the mural. She wants the wall to show the underwater environment off Hollywood. It will include sea life and seawater. “This is what you would see if you walked into the water,” August said. She has set up a GoFundMe account and created a page on Facebook called “Paint the Ugly Wall” in hopes that it will help bring in donations for the project. Commissioners Richard Blattner and Kevin Beiderman are supportive of the project. The Facebook page describes August’s vision for the mural when it’s done: “A person walking on the sidewalk would experience what it would be like walking into the sea. The individual could start at the east end of the wall with beach sand and surf and move into the light turquoise water and go deeper to the first reef past snorkelers, moving deeper past divers and sea life. The water gets deeper and bluer until the end of the wall is reached.” Visit https://www.gofundme.com/ paintthewall to donate to the effort.

Find the guy or gal of your dreams at the “Adopt a Sweetheart” event at the Humane Society of Broward County (HSBC), 2070 Griffin Road, on Feb. 11-12. There will be a variety of fourlegged blondes, brunettes and redheads all looking for their perfect Valentine. Adoption kennels will Sugar open at 10:30 a.m. "We have oodles of precious sweethearts just waiting for you," says Cherie Wachter, vice president of marketing for HSBC. "Adopt any pet six months of age or older and Cupid will do the rest — starting with cutting the adoption fee in half.” Regular adoption fees for pets over six months are $100 for dogs, $30 for cats and $50 for rabbits, she said. All pets are spayed or neutered before going home and they also

Friendly game of hoops builds bonds between police, students A group of Hollywood police CORRESPONDENT dvolz@hollywoodgazette.com officers recently took on the Driftwood Middle School basketball team in a friendly game at the school. The Driftwood team — made up of members of the school’s boys’ and girls’ basketball team – defeated the police officers, 44-39. While the game was fun and competitive, an important goal was to create a positive bond among members of the Hollywood Police Department and the students. Leaders of the Hollywood Police Department, including Chief Tomas Sanchez, attended the game. “We want to build a positive relationship between the police department and the students,” said Patrick Agenor, a school resource officer at Driftwood Middle School. “This was a great opportunity to have some fun and build BY DAVID VOLZ

relationships.” Ben Joseph, the Driftwood Middle School coach and athletic director, said he loved seeing his team win against a team of adults. “We saw the officers as a barrier to be overcome and we overcame them. Our team works very hard,” he

said. Driftwood Middle School Principal Steven Williams was pleased with the outcome as well. “We have a good team. This was a good community event,” he said..

feline leukemia test for cats, a 30-day trial membership in Trupanion pet insurance (restrictions apply), a bag of Purina ONE food and more. Cupid is working overtime! Come hungry and enjoy the bake sale from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. on Feb. 11. The shelter will also have cat and dog baskets up for grabs to help you spoil your new, furry friend. For more information, visit www.humanebroward. com or call 954-989-3977. The HSBC is at 2070 Griffin Road, just a block west of I-95, Fort Lauderdale. Regular adoption hours are Monday through Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

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Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce News And the Hollywood Business Woman of the Year is… Cate Farmer, General Manager of the Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort! Cate has had an incredible career in the Hospitality Industry. With more than two decades of hospitality industry leadership experience, Cate is one of those remarkable young women who can juggle it all! She has reached top level in her industry previously run mostly by men. She is even a Green Lodging and environmental advocate. She is actively involved in creating benchmarking sustainability practices for the lodging industry. Her community involvement can also be seen in action locally as she serves on the boards for the Hollywood Arts and Culture Center as well as the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce. To top it all, Cate is mother to three children, including twins with her husband Richard. Congratulations to our 2016 Hollywood Business Woman of the Year Cate Farmer and to all the other nominees: • Dr. Rozalia Williams, College Student Development Center • Lois Pevin Weiss, Preferred Automotive, Inc • Doris Rivera, 1st Step Restoration • Margaret (Margie) Longstreth, Five Star Premier Residences • Kimberly Longmire, Hair Industry Salon • Dr. Lanetta Bronte, Foundation for Sickle Cell Disease • Nikki Coffin (Police Major), City of Hollywood Police Dept • Melina Degelsmith, National Planning Corp • Barbara Goldberg, O’Connell & Goldberg Cate will be honored at the upcoming Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Board Installation & Business Leaders Awards Luncheon Friday, March 3rd, 2017 at the Diplomat Beach Resort. Also honored at the event will be: 2017 BOARD PRESIDENT

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The Jubilee Center's 19th Annual Walk 2 Stop Hunger will be held on March 5 from 3-5 p.m. at St. John’s Episcopal Church, 1704 Buchanan St. "The event brings together a variety of organizations, civic groups, congregations, families, friends, and other individuals to help their neighbors in need," says LeAnna Vasquez, executive director of the Jubilee Center of South Broward. Event organizers hope to have 150 sponsored walkers, collect 500 pounds of canned food and raise $18,000 at the 1.7-mile walking event. Participants are asked to bring a minimum of two cans of food to help build the biggest food pyramid. "We are a soup kitchen, food pantry, and social services agency that has been meeting the needs of the hungry for more than 25 years,” Vasquez said. The center currently serves nearly 2,600 hot meals every month and almost 31,000 a year. Still, she said, food insecurity remains a threat to many in the community. As the need for food and a place to serve it to the poor continues to be critical, Walk 2 Stop Hunger confronts the issue by raising funds to support the center's soup kitchen and food pantry. Sponsorship Vasquez says sponsorships are a critical part of this event. "Becoming a sponsor is an opportunity for your organization to support people in 28

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