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Chris Hixon Memorial 5K Run set for Feb. 16 at Charnow Park The Chris Hixon Memorial 5K Run will take place on Feb. 16, 2019 at Charnow Park at 300 Connecticut Street at 8:00 a.m.

Christopher Hixon died a hero on February 14, 2018.

He was gunned down while trying to stop the shooter at Majory Stoneman Douglas High School.

Despite his wounds, he stood guard until police arrived.

Chris was an Athletic Director, Coach, and Campus Monitor.

During his 20+ year career within Broward County Public Schools, he was a proud faculty member of Blanche Ely High School, South Broward High School, and Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

Chris Hixon was also a retired U.S. Navy Machinist Mate First Class having served 27 honorable years, 5 active duty and 22 reserve, in support of our nation.

His love for his studentathletes was well known.

He always went the extra mile to ensure they were taken care of. To continue his legacy and continue to take care of student-athletes, a scholarship has been created in his name for student-athletes at his three former schools.

The community is invited in celebrating the life of Chris Hixon with a Memorial 5K run/walk in his honor.

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Hollywood Historical Society Pop-Up Museum Installation Set for Jan. 19

BY ROBIN DRULARD “I don’t think any other South Florida city has as much old advertising material as Hollywood,” said Clive Taylor, self-styled Hollywood historian, collector of Hollywood memorabilia and frequent contributor to the Hollywood Gazette’s Hollywood History feature.

“Joseph Young was a big believer in advertising, and he did a lot to promote the city in such high-end publications as the Literary Digest, the Wall Street Journal and the Saturday Evening Post.”

Some of these ads will be displayed at the first-ever Hollywood Historical Society (HHS) PopUp Museum installation, Hollywood Then and Now, Shown In Ads and Postcards, set to debut at the ArtsPark on January 19, as part of the January Art Walk.

Also included in the first exhibition will be ads from Young’s local magazine, the Hollywood Reporter, later-era ads from the now-defunct SunTattler, and a series of postcards and photos showing various Hollywood locations “then and now.”

Most of the featured items come from Taylor’s personal collection and from the archives of the Historical Society.

The team putting together the exhibition, spearheaded by Taylor and HHS president Karen Albertson, includes several members of the HHS and local artist/curator Alissa Alfonso, an expert in pop-ups, who will design the space.

Children are encouraged to visit and learn more about the history of their city. Kids will also have the opportunity to create and mail their own Hollywood postcards!

The exhibit will be set up in the center of the ArtsPark building lobby on moveable boards and will include a sitting/viewing area. It will be featured on the electronic marquee in Young Circle and on the city website and will run for approximately two months. After that time, it may be moved to another location or may be changed to another theme, depending on the public’s response.

“Young was a big salesman,” noted Taylor.

“He was really trying to develop the idea of Hollywood as a dream city, and he did a lot of advertising in only a short window of time.”

For more information on the exhibit or the Hollywood Historical Society, contact http://www. hollywoodhistoricalsociety.org, 954 923 5590, hollywoodflhistory@att.net

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Wow! January already. Welcome to another new year.

As we celebrate the start of 2019, we celebrate the many

izens declared that it was about time for Hollywood to have a great park to call its own, and out of that, came our beloved T.Y. Park. Read about the beginnings of T.Y. inside the issue.

And recently, T.Y. Park was where the finale of the Hollywood Gazette Annual Scavenger Hunt took place. A great time was had by all. Look out for big changes in the Hunt for next year.

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Also in this issue you’ll learn about how the Hollywood Police Department is reaching out to bond with school age kids; you may wonder, as I did, who has more fun, the kids or the cops. My money is on the big guys!

As usual, we have lots of interesting news and pictures on Hollywood businesses, like a new axe-throwing emporium; people, like prisoners seeking pen-pals; and important issues at hand, most notably the upcoming GO Bond. Read on, for these and more, Dear Readers.

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Hollywood Hills High School wants to start an Honors Academy Hollywood Hills High School in the process of starting an Honors Academy.

This would be outside of the school’s military academy but would feature high school academics and be designed to prepare students for college.

There are about 50 students who have demonstrated a strong interest in the honors academy, according to Major Reginald Smith, magnet coordinator at Hollywood Hills. “We have students who want to be part of a strong college prep program but they don’t want to be part of a military academy,” said Smith. “We want to teach the students about successful leadership. We want to offer them a strong academic program.”

The students would learn about what it takes to be an effective leader and some of the successful leadership styles. They would take advance placement courses and duel enrollment courses. Smith believes the honors program will benefit many Hollywood Hills High School students. - D.V.

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Hollywood students' academic and extra-curricular accomplishments by David Volz

The Hollywood Hills High School Girls Basketball Team is enjoying success early in the season. The team has won most of thier games so far this season.

Apollo Middle School students participate in VEX Robotic Competition.

Hollywood Park Elementary School students work on computer skills during Hour of Code or Coding Hour Pictured here Joan Murphy, a media specialist works with students on developing coding skills.

Driftwood Middle School won a Green Flag award from the National Wildlife Federation. The school has worked hard to recycle and participate on conservation programs.

Driftwood is one of very few schools that has won this prestigious award.

The Hollywood Hills Robotics Team at a VEX Robotics Competition holding the robot that they designed, built and programmed.

The South Broward High School Robotics Team at a VEX Robotics competition.

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

Classic cars, trucks and other vehicles on display. Continues Feb. 3.

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HALLANDALE SYMPHONIC POPS ORCHESTRA: JAZZ AND SWING CONCERT 7:30 p.m., Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center, 1770 Monroe St.

The Orchestra brings to the stage a great night of jazz and swing presented by award-winning jazz vocalist Lisanne Lyons and singerentertainer Peter Vincent. Fourshow package is $120 or $35 for individual tickets.

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PET PALOOZA 1-5 p.m., Arts Park, 1 Young Circle

Bring your four-legged friends for a day full of free fun for pet lovers. Pet Palooza features pet vendors, pet care tips, adoptions and giveaways.

Participants include Camp Canine, Humane Society of Broward County, Kitschy Cat Shack, Abandoned Pet Rescue, Cat Crusade Rescue, Beyond Nine Lives Cat Rescue, Evolutionary Dog Training, Grateful Paws Dog & Cat Rescue, Auggie’s Pet Supplies, Pets for Vets, Siren’s Cove Animal Rescue, Broward County Animal Care & Adoption, Good Karma Pet Rescue, and H.A.R.T. (Hollywood Animal Rescue Team).

Information: 954-921-3500

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HOLLYWOOD BEACH HALF MARATHON & 5K 7-10 a.m., Hollywood Beach Broadwalk, 1301 S. Ocean Drive

The Inaugural Hollywood Beach Half Marathon and 5K features a start near Hollywood North Beach Park.

A finisher’s medal for both the half marathon and 5k plus lots of snacks

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26 FLIPANY FUN RUN 6-11 a.m., North Beach Park, 3601 N. Ocean Drive This 14th Annual 5K/10K/Paddleboard event helps raise money to fight childhood obesity and hunger. All proceeds go to help teach area at-risk youth and families about healthy cooking, exercise and nutrition. There will also be local health and wellness vendors, free kids activities and a silent auction/raffle. Registration begins at 6 a.m., with the 10K run starting at 7:30 a.m., 5K at 7:45 a.m. and paddleboard at 8 a.m. The Kids Zone is open from 8-10 a.m. and a post-race breakfast is planned starting at 9 a.m. Information: flipany.org

await at the finish line.

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FRIENDS OF T.Y. PARK – FLORIDA YOUTH ORCHESTRA

5-10 p.m., Harrison Street area

4-5 p.m., T.Y. Park Pavilion #12, 3300 N. Park Road

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Enjoy this free concert featuring the Florida Youth Orchestra Flute Choir.

Conducted by Sarah Weinstein.

Weekend park admission fee is $1.50 for anyone over age 5.

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1-3 p.m., Stirling Road Branch Library 3151 Stirling Road

Speaker is Patsy West, director of the Seminole/Miccosukee photo archives and author of three books on the Seminole/Miccosukee Indians.

Admission is free.

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DOWNTOWN ARTWALK

Pop-up shops, mural tour and more.

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

Enjoy live music, meditation and a Tai Chi demonstration.

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uMOVIES & MUSIC ARTSPARK LIVE! 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, ArtsPark amphitheater, Hollywood Blvd. & U.S. 1

Jan. 4: The Karate Kid Jan. 11: Isle of Dogs Jan. 18: The Help Jan. 25: Invincible Information: 954-921-3500

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Meet on the west side of the park.

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Join Rep. Shevrin Jones and Commissioner Kevin Biederman for a listening session and community conversation as they discuss issues affecting Hollywood and South Florida. Admission is free.

Information: 954-967-4235

preview of Exposed, an exhibition with more than 100 artists, plus two other contemporary art exhibitions.

This year’s honoree is Charles “Chip” Abele, Jr. Tickets are $130 per person or $150 to include an after-party.

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7-10 p.m., Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, 1650 Harrison St.

1-3 p.m., Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Community Center, 2400 Charleston St.

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

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REP. SHEVRIN JONES’ LISTENING TOUR 6:30-8 p.m., Boulevard Heights Community Center, 6770 Garfield St.

GLAM GOES SURREAL FUNDRAISER Join the center for food, an open bar, music, dancing and entertainment.

Bid on auction items such as hotel stays, fine dining, attractions and more. Attendees will get a sneak

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The Black Broward Film Project: Sibling Communities – Hollywood, Dania and Liberia. Free.

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Monday to Thursday from 11 a.m.-6:30 p.m., 1 Young Circle

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of Subtlety: On display until Jan. 9.

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Exhibition + Fundraiser: Opens Jan. 18 and on display through Feb. 22. Draw is Feb. 22 at a reception from 6-9 p.m. Draw begins at 8 p.m. Exposed turns art patrons into art buyers during a night in which every ticket holder goes home with an original work of art.

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Feb. 14 & 15: Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons Feb. 20: Sarah Brightman Show times: 954-797-553

Exhibition: Featuring artist Maria Isabel Lazo in partnership with The Marine Environmental Education Center at the Carpenter House in Hollywood. On display from Jan. 23 until March 17. An artist’s reception will be Feb. 21 from 6-9:30 p.m. in the Gallery.

The exhibit consists of a series of original acrylic and oil paintings of marine, mangrove and tropical art.

Information: 954-921-3500

ART AND CULTURE CENTER OF HOLLYWOOD 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Tuesday-Friday, and Noon-4 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, 1650 Harrison St.

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Hollywood Sgt. Nicola Williams Connects Cops with Kids in the Community

BY ROBIN KERR DRULARD COMMUNITY CORRESPONDENT robin@hollywoodgazette.com

Too often, kids are raised to be afraid of the police, Sgt. Nicola Williams of the Hollywood Police Department (HPD) believes. So, since she was transferred into the Youth Services Unit here last July, Williams has taken action to build a bridge of collaboration between the kids, the cops and the community.

In her new position, Williams is in charge of the programs that affect Hollywood’s kids in relation to the HPD. She coordinates the annual Police Holiday Toy Drive, which collects and distributes hundreds of toys to both needy local kids and patients at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital.

In addition, the former School Resource Officer (SRO) now oversees all the other SROs, the Police Explorer program and the Police Athletic League. She has expanded the four-year-old “Shop with a Cop” event into a full-scale party.

“The kids always love these things,” she beamed, further explaining that the SROS, along with the guidance counselors, choose the kids who participate, based on need, "and some who are just awesome students.”

The early-December event allows about 25 elementary school students to gift shop, with a police escort, for their immediate families, using $100 gift cards donated by the new Hollywood Walmart on 441 and Hollywood Boulevard. The evening is complete with SWAT Bearcat and mobile command vehicle demonstrations, a pizza party, and perhaps most exciting for the kids, a lights-flashing, sirens-blazing police escort to the event.

This year, Sgt. Williams has initiated an SRO Meal Giveaway at holiday time, and next year, she plans on adding schools into the “National Walk with a Cop Day” program.

What these programs achieve, said Williams, is that the children see the police as just people, people who wear a uniform to work, who are often parents just like their own.

“We want them to see that we’re just people outside of our jobs,” she explained, “so that they don’t have that fear of us. We want to reach them while they’re young so that they feel okay coming to us when they need us. We want them to know that we’re human too.”

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Sgt. Nicola Williams at PAL Chief O'Brien and student at Shop with a Cop. ers. Geared to teens and young adults aged 14-21, Explorers is a program designed for motivated and serviceoriented young men and women who have an interest in the law enforcement field.

Explorers receive training in all avenues of law enforcement. The program provides an opportunity for youth to gain personal satisfaction, enhance their leadership and teamwork skills, and make a difference in their community.

While all of the programs impact the community kids, though, the one that probably impacts the most on a daily basis is PAL, the Police Athletic League.

PAL was founded in 1914 by Police Commissioner Arthur Woods who began Play Streets and Police Captain John Sweeney who founded the Junior Police Clubs in New York City's Lower East Side. The two programs were eventually combined to become the Police Athletic League of New York City.

Here in Hollywood, the PAL was started

by Jerry Christiansen, a now-retired HPD Detective who was charged with keeping peace among the juvenile gangs in the city.

“My job was getting the gangs to mingle and cut down on problems,” he recounted. “I was working out of my car, carrying around baseballs and bats. We really needed a place.

There was an available city building on North 23rd Avenue and Sheridan, he continued, "so I asked the mayor if we could have it, and she said yes." Then, few years later, they really "scored" when they

acquired the current PAL building, right across the street, when the previous tenant, the minor league New York Yankees, moved out. The new building, adjacent to Boggs Field, was obtained with the help of the Law Enforcement Forfeiture Fund and former Hollywood Chief Scarberry.

“The building had been the minor league Yankee Clubhouse,” said Christiansen.

“It was all painted in pinstripes. Mickey Mantle played on this field. Bucky Dent was the last manager here. We’re fortunate to have this facility and these fields. The Yankees lost their contract with the city, a soccer program took over half and we were the winners -- we got the building and the field.

“But really, it’s the kids who won," he said. " This is their program.”

The PAL building contains a full weightlifting gym, basketball court, boxing ring, game room, three large-screen TVs, video games and a full computer room for classes, homework and tutoring. Outside, kids play football and practice cheerleading. There is homework help, food, and tutoring. There are bowling outings, dance competitions, movie nights and, maybe most important, college tours, often utilizing one of the new PAL vans generously donated by Hollywood Circle Inc., owner of Circ Residences and Circ Hotel, and Nice Cars Inc. of Hollywood.

There is a free PAL summer camp available to selected kids, made possible entirely by donations from Hollywood businesses.

Officers, volunteers, professional trainers, even professional athletes, come into the clubhouse and work out with and coach and train the kids. Between 200 and 500 kids come to PAL on a regular basis, and even

more during football season.

One Hollywood kid who was particularly impacted by PAL is Patrick Agenor.

A product of the PAL program, Agenor went on to graduate high school and college and serve in the military. He then returned home, joined the Hollywood Police Force, became a School Resource Officer, and coming full circle, last year was named the director of the Hollywood PAL. “That’s why we created this program, for people like Pat,” said Christiansen proudly.

“He’s a PAL success story. We gave him the opportunity and he took it and ran with it.

This is something that’s very special to me, and I’m very happy that Patrick is here.”

What is the success rate of the Hollywood PAL? Do they follow their kids once they age out of the program?

Said Christiansen: “They come back and they coach and they bring their kids back. We think we have about 20-25 percent, and we think that is fantastic. We only have them for a little bit, a few hours.

You don't know what some of these kids are dealing with at home. You do what you can.

We’ve had about 100 kids get scholarships since we’ve been here. It’s just a matter of caring, and they know that we care here.”

“A lot of the kids are dealing with a lot here,” said Agador, who declared that his goal as director is to get 100 kids into college or the military. “Some of them are practically raising themselves. This is sometimes the only place they can feel safe. It’s a peaceful and safe place for them.”

“And fun,” added Christenson.

“Peaceful, safe and fun.”

Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Celebrates 50th Heart Transplant The Pediatric Heart REPORTER dtv@gate.net Transplant Team at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital celebrated the 50th heart transplant at the hospital when Timothy Jones received a heart on December 1.

Like most teens, 16 year old Timothy was enjoying the high school life, spending time with friends, working hard on his grades and playing the french horn for his school’s marching band.

Jones, his family and his heart transplant team celebrated his new heart and the hospital’s milestone by reuniting on December 18 at the Conine Clubhouse located on the pediatric hospital’s campus. The Clubhouse is home away from home for families of children receiving medical care at the hospital.

“It was difficult and hard for someone like me, who’d been healthy my whole life, to have to get a heart

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Timothy Jones was honored as being the 50th person to receive a heart transplant at Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital.

transplant,” Jones said. “It’s amazing to have a second chance at life, and I couldn’t ask for anything else.”

Jones’ aunt, Marcia Wise, also expressed her gratitude to the team and donor family, calling Timothy’s second chance at life a miracle.

“Our family believes in prayer, and to look at Timothy today compared to where he was a few months ago, we call it a miracle,” Wise said.

“To the donor family, thank you. We know it’s hard to make the decision to give part of your loved one to save someone else, and we hope we meet you all in the near future.”

“It takes a village to help people that are as sick as our patients with end-stage heart failure. If it weren’t for this [pediatric heart transplant] program, many children in Broward County and South Florida would not be here,” said Frank Scholl, MD, Surgical Director of Heart Transplantation and Chief of the Heart Institute at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital.

Halfway through his junior year, Timothy Jones started feeling sluggish and fatigued. He had to sleep sitting up, and it was at this point his parents brought him to the emergency room at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital.

An evaluation by the cardiac team revealed grim news. He needed a new heart. Timothy was suffering from dilated cardiomyopathy, primary disease of the heart muscle that prevents the heart from pumping blood effectively. He waited for a new heart in the hospital for two months, under the care of the Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital heart transplant and critical care teams.

Jones went home on December 8 and was able to spend the holidays with his family.

“Our 50th heart transplant represents a significant milestone for this program. It means there are 50 kids in South Florida who got a chance to live longer and have a better quality of life,” said Dr. Scholl.

“We will continue to provide transplant and advanced heart failure services to the needy infants, children, and teens of South Florida for many years to come.”

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BY ROBIN KERR DRULARD half-cen-COMMUNITY CORRESPONDENT tury robin@hollywoodgazette.com ago, on the north side of Sheridan Street just west of the I-95 highway — which wasn’t the super highway we know today — there was a dairy farm, a paper mill, and a cabinet millwork company. On the land, there was a lake, which had been made larger during the building of the highway, as rocks and land were needed for the construction.

And there were kids climbing on the rocks and swimming in the lake, because South Broward, that area south of State Road 84, was painfully lacking in real parks and recreation areas where the children of the area could play.

So a group of community leaders approached the state legislature, which created the South Broward Park District (SBPD), according to Bob Giacin, who was one of the city-appointed Hollywood representatives on, and later Chairman of, the new District’s Board. Other local business people instrumental in the SBPD included Fred Hunter of the eponymous funeral homes, and “Pizza-Pete” Peter Maceri, who served for several years as Administrator. The Board quickly identified the Ben Butler Dairy Farm, on Sheridan Street just east of I-95, as a prime spot for a new park.

The land contained about 85 acres and included the lake.

“The person probably most responsible for getting the park on that land was B. L. David,” Giacin believes. “He was part of the David family, which was quite influential in Hollywood. Mr. David was friendly with Mr. Butler, and he encouraged him to sell it to the city.

“Hollywood didn’t have the money to buy it, and that’s when the South Broward Park District came in. David got the city of Hollywood to negotiate a short-term loan, and the South Broward Park District (SBPD) had taxing ability, and the state may have helped. The most important thing was that we wanted to secure the land before somebody else stepped in.”

Ultimately the Park District bought the land from Mr. Butler. They hired local architect John (Jack) Kelso, and nationally-renowned, Miami-based landscape architect Edward Durell Stone to design the new recreational area. Topeekeegee Yugnee Park, nicknamed T.Y. Park, opened officially on December 9, 1971. The name means “gathering place” in Seminole and

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Admission was 25 cents for local residents, double for others.

The park immediately became so popular that it produced an early cry for carpooling. and so well located that on a good day, it would attract up to 12,000.

“There would be cars lined up from the entrance on Park Road,” Giacin recalled, “up to Sheridan, and then all the way east to 95.

We had to make more room.”

A 25 cent entry charge per person and per car — more for non-residents — filled the coffers but did little to lessen the crowds of people lined up to enjoy the park. So the SBPD used its power to obtain the aforementioned two parcels on the east side of the park and added space to bring the beautiful recreational area to the impressive 138.6 acres that it Water sports were always popular at T.Y Park. is today. was chosen by the SBPD, along with local Even then, Giacin said, there Seminole leaders, with respect to the origiwas not enough room, so the Board went nal inhabitants of the land. on to develop CB Smith Park in Pembroke The park was designed to hold 8,000 Pines into “more of a real park” he said, people but it was, said Giacin, so well done to take the pressure off T.Y., and to better

serve the residents of southwest Broward.

Today, the beautiful, heavily treed oasis that is T.Y. Park is home to Castaway Island, a water park oasis which offers two interactive water playgrounds: one for smaller children and one for bigger kids.

The aquatics complex includes a marina with boat rentals, a concession stand, and 14 Funbrellas available for rent. (Visit Castaway Island Web page for hours and fees.) The park also features a full-hookup RV campground with Wi-Fi, 13 rentable picnic shelters, an abundance of open picnic areas, and a large, open field suitable for a variety of family activities. There is a two-mile loop of paved pathways for walking, jogging, skating, and biking. Other popular areas include the large shaded playground, basketball and tennis courts, the fishing pier, and the scenic lake water fountain. Plus, on any given weekend, you may see various cultural and performance groups practicing!

Earlier this year, the park opened “The Little Free Library” outside the park office, in honor of the late Margie Grimes, who had been the Senior Park Manager. The Little Free Library box is located outside the park office. Also, a little-known secret is that if you log your walking or running miles at the office, once you hit 100 miles, you’ll earn a commemorative t-shirt!

The Friends of T.Y. Park, Inc. ( a 501 (c ) 3 non profit), was established in 2017.

Their mission is to ensure that T.Y. Park continues to thrive as a health and fitness resource, social gathering place, and a sustainable natural environment.

Barry Faske, Vice President of Operations and Director (and co-founder) of The Friends of T.Y. Park, said that the group is, in its first year, proud of what they have achieved so far, and looks forward to expanding its efforts towards an even greater Topeekeegee Yugnee Park, and a better South Florida for the future.

Bob Giacin said that he still gets a warm and fuzzy feeling every time he drives past T.Y. Park, knowing that he was a small part of the public-private partnership that it took to get the job done and bring this magnificent piece of urban recreational tranquility into existence.

To learn about The Friends of T.Y. Park, Inc., please email friends@friendsoftypark.org or call Barry Faske on 954-8168269.

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Betsy Alvarez wins 2018 Scavenger Hunt During the first week of December, Hollywood Scavenger Hunt participants embarked upon their annual "hunt for the good," throughout Hollywood completing nearly 1,000 missions for fun, friendship and five hundred bucks.

Dania Beach resident Betsy Alvarez was declared the winner after a six team tie-breaker was held at T.Y Park on Dec. 7. Alvarez has competed in previous year's hunts and has always been friendly and helpful to new participants.

During the course of the 3-day event, participants got to write a song and perform it live, meet Captain the Sea Turtle, play in the snow, form a conga line on the Broadwalk-- all while searching the city for the people places and things that make Hollywood a special place. The next hunt is already being planned and will be only one day in December of 2019.

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tyle-conscious South Floridians seeking the same lustrous locks sported by Lady Gaga, Rihanna and other A-list celebrities need look no farther than Downtown Hollywood, where premium hair extension company Indique recently opened a new boutique offering its line of exclusive products and unique consultation experience.

Established in 2007, Indique is an internationally known luxury brand providing the highest- quality virgin human hair extensions. A variety of versatile, natural and durable hair products ranging from $85 to $330 is available through retail stores, an online shop and distributors throughout the U.S., Central America, Europe, Asia and Africa.

Indique Boutique Hollywood, which opened Nov. 16 at 1848 Polk St., is the fast-growing company’s 16th location and the only one in Florida. There currently are boutiques in 10 other states and one in Johannesburg, South Africa. A boutique in Ghana, West Africa, will open next, with four more locations planned for 2019.

Indique was founded by Ericka Dotson, a stylist who wanted to fill the void in the hair extension industry with a premier, knowledgeable and customer-orientated business, and India native Krishan Jhalani, who ran an Indian human hair export company.

With an impressive client base that includes Gabrielle Union, Brandy, Ciara, Taraji P. Henson, Kelly Rowland, La La Vazquez and Zendaya, outstanding customer service remains a top priority. Boutique clients are encouraged by friendly Indique hair extension experts to see, touch and evaluate as many pieces as they wish – unlike the often

restrictive experience in the typical beauty supply store.

The opening of the Hollywood location puts the historic downtown arts, music and entertainment district in the company of Indique Boutique cities in major metropolitan areas throughout the U.S., including Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Philadelphia and New York City.

“We look forward to being a fixture within Hollywood’s Downtown District community,” said Dotson, who serves as Indique’s creative director.

“Hollywood’s proximity between Miami and Fort Lauderdale provides the perfect solution for clients in the area who want premium hair that is easily accessible,” she added.

“The pedestrian- friendly environment mixed with thriving boutiques and restaurants will help drive new business and enhance our customer experience.”

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HOLLYWOOD BIZNEWS The Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce is pleased to introduce its 2019 Board of Directors Hollywood FL. – After a successful year as 2018 President of the Board, Sara Lavenka, Mortgage Masters, is now passing the torch to Marty Shuham, Shuham & Shuham P.A., who will lead the Chamber’s 2019 Board of Directors:

I am honored to serve as the Chamber’s President for 2019. Sara has done an outstanding job this past year and I hope to continue her efforts to move the Chamber in a positive direction. I look forward to working with the 2019 Chamber Board and all of our members to promote Hollywood business. We hope to attract new members as the City welcomes new businesses and will invite back past members to get involved again. As a Chamber, we have never been stronger or more active in the Hollywood community.

We will continue our work with the City government, local businesses and Hollywood residents to make Hollywood an even better place to open a business and raise a family.

- Marty Shuham, Shuham & Shuham P.A. • Andrew Zullo, Leadership Broward Foundation • Anne Hotte – *Ex Officio, Secretary, CEO/Executive Director, Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce

Chamber Board Members start their term on January 1, 2019.

The Board will formally be introduced, along with other Hollywood business leaders being honored, at the annual Board Installation and Business Leaders Awards Luncheon scheduled for Friday March 8th, 2019 at the Diplomat Beach Resort.

The Hollywood Chamber elected five new Board members in 2019: Barbara Goldberg, O’Connell and Goldberg Public Relations; Barry Faske, Faske Enterprises; Kara Lundgren, Circ Hotel; Mark Rowe, Mickey Byrnes Restaurant & Bar and Laurens Zieren, Diplomat Beach Resort. Also, John Passalacqua of Seaside Village by Vintage Homes has been elected to a position on the Chamber’s Executive Committee. Natacha Yacinthe, Port Everglades will replace Steve Cernack and Clive Taylor, D.O.A. Exterminating will be representing Leadership Hollywood Class XLII as an exofficio board member.

The 2019 Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors are: Executive Committee • President, Marty Shuham, Shuham & Shuham, P.A. • Immediate Past President, Sara Lavenka, Mortgage Masters, Inc. • President Elect, Zeff Ross, Memorial Regional Hospital • Treasurer, Dr. Donald Rudawsky, Nova Southeastern University Executive Committee Vice Presidents • Cate Farmer, Margaritaville Hollywood Beach & Resort • John Passalacqua, Seaside Village by Vintage Homes • Ben Wesley, Florida Power & Light

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Board of Directors • David Bennett, Connections for Business • Tina Buccellato, Elite Coastal Properties • Barry Faske, Faske Enterprises • Adam Geller, Geller Tamayo LLC • Barbara Goldberg, O’Connell and Goldberg Public Relations • Elena Hershey, Billy’s Stone Crab • Stacey Kotzen, The Rain Law Firm • Allan Libero, Libero Consulting Group, Inc • Kara Lundgren, Circ Hotel • Jenna Martinetti, Calvin, Giordano & Associates, Inc. • Patrick Mason, SUN Credit Union • Dave McLeod, Resolute Recruiters • Lois Pevin-Weiss, Costa Bella Realty • Robert Rentzer, Inro Marketing • Joe Risoli, Hollywood Beach Golf Resort • Scott B. Roberts, First Southeast Mortgage Corp • Roly Rodriguez, The Pink Collective • Mark Rowe, Mickey Byrnes Restaurant & Bar • Maribel Ruiz, The Beauty of Wax • Jeremy Shir, Becker & Poliakoff, P.A. • Shannon Stough, Benchmark Contracting, Inc. • Beth Tobin, Starpack, Inc. • Dr. Natacha Yacinthe, Port Everglades Dept. of Broward County • Bob Weiser, Hollywood Beach Marriott • Laurens Zieren, Diplomat Beach Resort Ex-Officio: • Jorge Camejo, Community Redevelopment Agency • Ron Drew, The Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance • Lynn Goldman, Broward Technical Colleges • Chris O’Brien, Hollywood Police Department • Sandra Rios, Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino • Joy Satterlee, Art & Culture Center of Hollywood • Dan Serafini, Hollywood Beach Business Association • Clive Taylor, LH 42 Rep, D.O.A. Exterminating • Rita Wells, Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau • Gus Zambrano, City of Hollywood

The Chamber is looking forward to the New Year under its new leadership!

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hen it comes to unique and exciting entertainment options, Extreme Axe Throwing in Downtown Hollywood hits the bull’s-eye.

Formerly known mainly for its association with lumberjack competitions, axe throwing is a growing trend across the country at bars and other indoor venues, where hurling a hatchet at a target puts an exhilarating new spin on the old familiar game of darts.

And what makes the Extreme Axe experience stand out from the competition is the digital technology that’s been implemented in some of the ranges at its two South Florida locations.

Extreme Axe Throwing Hollywood opened Dec. 12 at 2046 Hollywood Blvd., next door to sister business Boxroom Escape Games, a collection of live escape rooms that opened a little over a year ago.

Business is booming at the first Extreme Axe location, which opened just a couple of months ago in Downtown Miami.

“The response is overwhelming,” said co-owner Alexander Maslinkovsky. “After airing on local and national TV and being in the local papers, requests for bookings and team-building events came in like crazy.”

When it comes to axe throwing, skill has nothing to do with a player’s size, age or gender, stressed Jennifer Nesselhaus, operations manager for Extreme Axe Hollywood and Boxroom Escape Games.

“Anyone can throw an axe, but getting it to stick on the target is a different story.

The technique is key, which definitely comes with practice and knowing what works for you,” she said. “Our

‘axeperts’ will teach you the basics of throwing and work with you on tweaking your technique.

We will have you landing the axe on the target by the end of your session.”

Participants can opt for tournamentstyle action using official WATL (World Axe Throwing League) targets or take a stab at the player-interactive games, which have been likened to playing the popular Candy Crush video game – only using an axe.

One of the oldest sports in existence, axe throwing has been increasing in popularity in recent years as both a fun indoor activity and the new league sport. Extreme Axe Throwing Hollywood is a member of the World Axe Throwing League. Players can also join the league and compete at axethrowing venues around the world.

Extreme Axe adds a unique offering to the historic downtown arts, music and entertainment district, home to an eclectic array of restaurants and businesses, art galleries and cultural facilities, and special and recurring events.

Maslinkovsky said Extreme Axe Throwing Hollywood is the ideal complement to Boxroom Escape Games.

“With the success of our escape rooms, we knew it would be a perfect fit,” he said.

The 1,700-square-foot Extreme Axe space can accommodate corporate as well as private events such as birthday parties and other special occasions. An hour and a half of axe-throwing action with a brief training session is $35.

For more information on availability and booking special events, call 754-7770246 or visit www.extremeaxe.com.

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Annual CEC Toy Distribution Event Brings Washington Park Community Together

CEC Toy Distribution at Washington Park Community Center on December 22.

The Community Enhancement Collaboration (CEC) hosted its Toy Distribution event at the Washington Park Community Center. Children either Steven Gomez, age two and his father Esteban received four toys or a bicycle. The Gomez at the CEC Toy Distribution event. Steven bicycles were given out through a received a bicycle. lottery.

Some of the current volunteers received gifts as young children. Isabel Bohler, age 12, was a volunteer at the Toy Distribution. “I enjoyed this when I was younger. I volunteered today. I helped set up the event. I like helping other people,” she said.

Nadine McCrea, the founder and executive director of the CEC was pleased to see hundreds of children having fun and receiving presents.

“This is amazing and wonderful and we have gotten a lot of support from the community,” she said. “There are many families in the community who are struggling and we are happy to provide them with a nice Christmas.”

Devine Jackson, a granddaughter of Nadine McCrea also enjoyed helping to set up and run the event.

To help Nadine and the CEC continue their good work, set up a Nadine McCrea and Josh Levy and family at the donation at cecwashpark.org

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15th Annual Fairy Tale Ball Raises More Than $525,000 for Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital

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