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City considers P3 proposal to redevelop 105 acres of Orangebrook Golf Course During a North Central CORRESPONDENT dvolz@hollywoodgazette.com Hollywood Civic Association meeting on April 25th, Vice Mayor Traci Callari announced that a major developer has submitted a public – private partnership proposal (P3 proposal), to build an entertainment-based amusement park on 105 acres at the Orangebrook Golf and Country Club. The City will not formally accept the proposal until they can ensure that the submission meets city and state ordinance requirements. Gardens Group Development has paid a $25,000 fee to the City staff to review the proposal that was submitted last week. BY DAVID VOLZ

What do they want to develop? Gardens Group Development intends to create a public space in Hollywood that is open and active on a daily basis with a variety of things to do. The developers stress that the Hollywood Gardens project will fulfill on the ‘Public Space Bill of Rights,’ drafted by the Project for Public Spaces, a long-standing planning and advocacy non-profit group. Their proposal calls for plans to develop 105 acres to include golf, a water park, hotels, restaurants, a movie theater, bowling and a zip line. It is likely that at least part of the golf course would remain, probably 18 holes. “We are passionate about Hollywood Gardens and what it can do for Hollywood because we believe strongly that it can fulfill for the community each of the points made in the Public Space Bill of Rights,” said Chuck Mineo, a principal in Gardens Group Development. “And, if each of those points is considered to be a good thing and we can accomplish them at Hollywood Gardens, then Hollywood Gardens must be a good thing for Hollywood too.”

About Orangebrook Golf & Country Club The Orangebrook Golf and Country Club is a public course in Hollywood and it unlikely that golf will be completely eliminated from the property. Currently Orangebrook, which contains two 18 hole

courses is being managed by JCD Sports Group. This past year there were about 70,000 rounds of golf played on the two courses. A round of golf at Orangebrook is considered affordable by locals, ranging from $19 to $28 at Orangebrook.

Many nearby residents strongly oppose development of any kind on the site. But the City of Hollywood is facing financial difficulties and could use the additional money.

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Nine-year-old Bella Rose Olson was born with a condition that meant oral surgery may be in her near future. Bella’s family lives in Downtown Miami but her insurance did not offer an oral surgeon whose qualifications they felt comfortable with. “I started investigating pediatric oral surgeons in Broward and was fortunate enough to learn of Jason Portnoff,” recalls Bella’s mother Jody Olson. “Portnoff is a fantastic pediatric oral surgeon who had the experience and training I was looking for.” Once they met with Dr. Portnoff, only the choice of where to have the surgery was left.

pened. A beautiful clown appeared who we came to know was Lotsy Dotsy.” Lotsy Dotsy Lotsy Dotsy has been the resident clown at Joe DiMaggio’s for almost 22 years, and is known as Chief of Clown Services. “Growing up, I always wore polka dots,” Lotsy says. “I wore dresses with polka dots, a bow with polka dots, everything polka dots!” A neighbor told her she should be called Lotsy Dotsy with all the dots she wore. And then she saw an ad about clowning. “I didn’t like clowns as a kid but took the course,” Lotsy says. “I came to Joe DiMaggio’s in 1992 and we just had so much fun with bubbles, magic, hugging and singing. I felt so blessed and so privileged that they chose to take a chance on me. I’m a respiratory therapist who took a clown course and loved what happened from the day I walked into the building.” Olson shares that Bella had told Lotsy Dotsy that she loved her crazy socks, and Lotsy said she’d be right back. “With brand-new crazy socks with tags on them for all the kids in the area. She was so outstanding and loving,” Olson says. Lotsy says taking care of the whole family builds the trust, security, warmth and service necessary to help make the children and families feel better for just a little while. As a mom, I was both appreciative

Bella and Lotsy Dotsy Joe DiMaggio saw in the center of the floor was a play Children’s Hospital area filled to the brim with toys, puzzles, “I chose Joe DiMaggio Children’s stickers and kid-size tables. Hospital due to its stellar reputation and “We saw kids in hospital clothes because it was a hospital geared towards pretend vacuuming and building things,” children,” Olson says. Olson says. “My daughter asked Nicole if “What mother would not prefer she could go play too. I was so thankful general anesthesia to be provided by an that she was distracted from the fact she anesthesiologist who spends their days was about to have surgery and that she intubating kids?” Olson asks. “Walking hadn’t been allowed to eat a thing since into the hospital for the first time, my last night due to the impending anesthefirst impression was we were in a Disney sia. Whatever person designed this had World park for kids who just happen to to be a genius!” be having surgery.” “Then,” Olson recalls, “as the kids The Olsons had been to many hospiwere playing, a most magical thing haptals but found Joe DiMaggio’s to be in a category of its own. “We were greeted by happy people who talked to my child respectfully, like they were happy to see her and not like she didn’t exist, as is usually the norm.” After the ministerial part of checkin, Bella was called in to get ready for surgery. “We were greeted at the door by a young woman named Nicole who wore a tutu over her nursing scrubs,” recalls Olson. “My daughter and I just looked at each other, smiled and wondered if we were supposed to act like this was normal.” Later on, when they were comfortably situated in their room, and after seeing many other nurses wearing tutus, Olson and her daughter brazenly asked if this was an everyday thing. “We were told it was tutu-Tuesday and learned that each weekday, they celebrated something different,” Olson says. After changing into her hospital Jody Olson, Bella Rose Olson and Lotsy Dotsy gown, Bella looked out and

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‘Chief of Clown Services’ cheers up children for over 22 years at Joe DiMaggio’s and intrigued,” Olson says. “A hospital having a clown on staff really blew me away. I learned she was there for over 30 years, at first part-time, and the hospital received such good feedback from the kids, many of them so ill it was the only time they smiled or had something to look forward to, that she was kept on indefinitely and transitioned to full time.” Then, just before Bella’s surgery, the anesthesiologist came to visit to introduce himself. Along Came an Elf “His name was Dr. Elf,” Olson says. “He told jokes so bad they were funny. When I asked what his real name was, he showed me his ID. It said ‘Dr. Elf’ and swore it was true. He was so kind.” Olson got to speak with Dr. Elf as long as she needed to. “It was strange, you’re lucky if a physician does a drive-by to introduce themselves. This doc shared how he wanted to work there because he so enjoyed children and it showed.” “Since opening our doors in 1992, Joe DiMaggio’s has been focused and committed to the care of our patients and families,” Chantal Leconte, administrator and CEO a Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital and Pediatric Services Memorial Healthcare System. “Our philosophy of patient and family centered care means that families and healthcare professionals are true partners working together to serve the best interest of the patient.” Their extraordinary efforts have been recognized. Joe DiMaggio’s is the first and only children’s hospital in the world to achieve The Planetree Designation – the only award that recognizes excellence in person-centeredness across the continuum of care. It is also one of the largest public healthcare systems in the country, combining advanced technology and the expertise of the largest, most diverse group of board-certified pediatric specialists in the region. “Bottom line, this hospital is from another world,” Olson says. “They even have a child’s voice in the elevator announcing the floors! They don’t miss a trick. My daughter was given a craft set to take home and play with while she recuperated. I cannot say enough about this place, they just think of everything.” Joe DiMaggio’s has pediatric specialty practices in Boca Raton, Coral Springs, Miramar, Weston and Hollywood. For more information, visit jdch.com.

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Hollywood Police reduce crime with license plate readers The Hollywood Police Department CORRESPONDENT dvolz@hollywoodgazette.com is reporting a lot of success with its automated license plate reader and CCTV camera program. Since the program went into effect in the parking area of North Beach in 2016, crime, especially car burglaries and thefts has gone down by about 90 percent in the first quarter of 2017. In 2016, during the first quarter, there were 20 car burglaries and in the first quarter 2017, there were two car burglaries. There had been many vehicle burglaries in the North Beach parking area over the years. Also, the City of Hollywood has placed signs in the parking lot stating that the area is under video surveillance. Phase one in North Beach has been completely installed. Phase two will soon be installed in downtown Hollywood and phase three will be placed on Federal Highway. Eventually the license plate readers will be placed throughout sections of western Hollywood. The cameras are mounted on police cars, mobile units or on poles. Police officers have access to the reports BY DAVID VOLZ

generated by the cameras, according to Hollywood Police Detective Daniel Justus. Hollywood police also gain information from other cities that have license plate reader programs. They can be on the lookout for stolen cars that might come from other cities. “We get monthly license plate readouts. It lets you know about stolen vehicles," said Justus. "If a car is stolen, the license plate is entered into a national data base and it can be tracked as soon as it gets to Hollywood.” All Hollywood Police Cars have access to license plate readers. An officer on patrol can know immediately if a stolen car is being driven nearby. There is software installation for the license plate readers in all police vehicles. “We have tripled the number of arrests for car thefts. We are focusing on areas that have had many car thefts,” said Justus. CCTV cameras allow Hollywood Police to observe crime as it is happening. A police officer can watch multiple areas through the CCTV cameras can call dispatch if a criminal act is observed. This program is considered successful.

MUNICIPAL NEWS

SIGN OF THE TIMES: Should Hollywood street names get updated?

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Many cities in the southern U.S. dvolz@hollywoodgazette.com have had the often painful task of considering streets in their communities named after Confederate soldiers, which at one time likely lauded by their local community, today may be viewed negatively. CORRESPONDENT

“These names are offensive to a good portion of our population. Hollywood is an inclusive and diverse city and you can’t honor someone who is not honorable.” - Commissioner Kevin Biederman While Hollywood leaders continue grappling over street signs, a group of residents attended a recent workshop to deal with a possible name change of three roadways, including Forrest Street — named for Nathan Bedford Forrest, a Confederate general and a founder of the Ku Klux Klan. The two other streets named for Confederate generals being considered for change are: Lee, named for General Robert E. Lee, and Hood, named for John Bell Hood. The city's African American Advisory Council agrees to the name changes. Benjamin Israel is a longtime advocate of changing the street names. He has made multiple presentations to the Commission asking the names be changed. He believes some of the commissioners are too concerned about preserving the status quo, not unlike political leaders in the 1950s. While there are people in Hollywood who want the names changed, it may not be so easy to do. At least

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five of the seven members of the City Commission must agree to change the names of the streets; at least two-thirds of the property owners on those streets must sign a statement supporting the name change; and a street naming committee, which has not yet been formed, must review everything before selecting new names for the streets. “I think history belongs in a museum,” said Commissioner Kevin Biederman, who said he believes the street names should be changed. “These names are offensive to a good portion of our population. Hollywood is an inclusive and diverse city and you can’t honor someone who is not honorable.” Biederman believes the City should help the residents on these streets with a transition period. “There would be duel names on the signs for a time and eventually the streets would have new names,” he said, and suggested the streets be renamed for early Hollywood mayors. The street name change would affect 335 homeowners on Forrest Street, 375 homeowners on Hood Street and 803 homeowners on Lee Street. Changing the names would mean some inconvenience for homeowners who would be required to change their address on driver’s licenses, official property documents and mailing address. Vice Mayor Traci Callari said the City should follow its process with a change in street names. “I understand the history behind it and the reason people want the names changed. It is a really tough decision. I think the residents on the streets need to be informed,” Callari said. “They need to understand the reasoning behind the street name changes.” During community and commission meetings, some residents and community activists spoke in favor of changing the street names. Others said they believe the names should remain in place as a way of remembering history, even if that history was not pleasant. Some meeting attendees said that Lee, Hood and Forrest were honorable military leaders who should be respected. Also, residents on the affected streets have said they like the names of their streets and don’t want them changed.

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BY KENT WALLACE ART & ENTERTAINMENT CORRESPONDENT Hey, I’m all about root, root, root for the home team (Hollywood) but when one of my absolutely fav artists gets a gig in the outer boroughs (Wynwood, in this case), why, then, I’m up on the soap box in a big-way! Hollywood artist Sandra Lezcano will be representing the Hip Hamlet for the Chocolate and Art Show (May 18-19) at the Wynwood Warehouse Project (450 NW 27 th St)… And speaking of a few of my favorite beings—Maricel Anato, who co-owns Atelier 3 (with hubby Leo Anato and Rafael Rodriguez) and is a full-fledged, award winning director/producer (Wild House Pictures), seems to be mingling with Latinarrific’s Mary Mathis—perhaps teaming up for some multi-media mosaic mayhem (stay tuned).

Sandra Lezcano and Jane Fonda (to name but a few)… Richie Cole, to create his next CD cover (this on the heels of Daniel Pontet’s artwork which graces the cover of Cole’s current CD)…Hollywood in the House! Gallery 2014 boasts a comprehensive exhibit of the works of SoFlo legend Purvis Young—If youse don’t know, Young hailed from Overtown and this self-taught savant of found object fame, caught the attention of the likes of Damon Wayans, Jim Belushi, Dan Aykrody

Filed under Hollywood Historical, Steven Toth presents “Back in Time at Hollywood Vine” on Saturday, May 27 th (2035 Hollywood Blvd)—an unparalleled Hollywood memorabilia extravaganza… And speaking of the Hollywood Historical Society and the Hollywood’s Women’s Club, May 21 st is Tea Party Time (2pm-4pm—501 N.

Further word has it that Peter Mactau has been commissioned by jazz jujube sax sensation

Art Walk is the 3rd Saturday of every month and it’s growing and glowing and garnering gobs of good press for the Hip Hamlet (ahh, that Lisa Liotta)… A shout out to Larry Joe Miller for his unceasing and increasing dedication to bringing art to the masses (right there at 1 Young Circle)… Harry Wayne Casey aka KC (of the Sunshine Band and a SoFlo native) is to be honored at the Art and Culture Center/Hollywood’s 20 th Anniversary of Cuisine for Art at the Hard Rock on May 19 th . You want to get served by a community leader? Well this is your chance—an ensemble of such will be the waiters! The Department of Bats and Balls reports that favorite son—Benny Torres (University of Bridgeport), while slumping in his batting average, has nonetheless knocked in 17 RBI’s and has an on- base percentage of .284 In closing, keep in mind, Hollywood is happening—growing daily and fearlessly fast-tracking as the next big thing. So keep the swing—swag don’t lag and in the profundity of F. That Fitzgerald remember; “Drop nothing but confetti!”

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WALK THE TALK FOR EPILEPSY 8 a.m.-noon, North Beach Park, 3601 N. Ocean Drive

This walk-a-thon raises funds and awareness to benefit the Epilepsy Foundation. The walk begins at North Beach Park, travels south to the Beach Theater at Johnson Street and returns to North Beach Park. Information: 954-779-1509

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

Classic cars, trucks and other vehicles on display. Continues June 4. Information: 954-825-1027

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

Also continues June 9. Information: 954-926-0204

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

Also continues June 10. Information: 954-921-3271

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

Carol Fitzgerald, president of the society, will speak as part of the group’s 95th anniversary. The topic is “The First 95 Years of the Hollywood Women’s Club.” Admission is free. Information: 954-923-5590

ANNUAL CUISINE FOR ART 6:30 p.m. cocktails, 7:30 p.m. dinner, Hard Rock Live, 1 Seminole Way

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May 2017

63RD ANNUAL FRED HUNTER MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE 11 a.m.-noon, 6300 Taft St.

This annual service is open to the public and honors veterans of all wars as well as veterans from organizations throughout Broward County.

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3 p.m., Anne Kolb Nature Center, 751 Sheridan St.

Enjoy the sounds of South Florida’s premier harp society concert with harp solos, duets and ensembles. Information: musicclubhollywood@ gmail.com

8 a.m., Harry Berry Park, 301 Azalea Terrace, Hollywood Beach

Hang by the ocean and enjoy this race to benefit the Hollywood Beach Adult and Junior Lifeguard Competition Teams. The event is an ocean race for Stand-Up & Prone Paddleboards, Surfskis, Outrigger Canoes and Surf Boats with distances of 5, 6, 12 and 24 miles. Over 100 participants are expected to compete in this year’s event. Information: 954-655-6956 or visit paddleguru.com

officials and community leaders serving as celebrity waiters. Enjoy complimentary wine, beer and vodka cocktails, a three-course dinner and live entertainment starring a “Cabaret of Stars,” including Cher by Michael Dean, Dolly Parton by Kevin Wiley and Whitney Houston by Cee Cee Russell. Tickets are $135. Information: 954-921-3274

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

John Fiori, president of the Hollywood Depression Glass Club, will speak. Admission is free. Information: 954-923-5590 Guests include representatives from both sides of the political spectrum and they will share how they are moving forward with topics such as fracking, sea levels, water quality, climate change, sustainability, among others. Information: 954-921-3201

FLORIDA BEACH VOLLEYBALL 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Hollywood Beach, Indiana to Polk streets

Root on your favorite team at this all-day event. Information: 954-316-6642

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Come for an evening of entertainment to raise funds for the Exceptional Theater Company, which offers opportunities for people of all ages who have special needs. Tickets are $10 in advance or $15 at the door. Information: LeadershipETC@ gmail.com

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

May 5: The Lion King May 12: Secretariat May 19: Million Dollar Arm May 26: Mirror Mirror June 2: How to Train Your Dragon June 9: Home Alone 2 Information: 954-921-3500

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

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

u Outside | In: The Downtown Hollywood Mural Project: International group exhibition, talks and tours of artists from the Downtown Hollywood Mural Project. On display through June 4. u PLUSH: Traditional sewing and hand techniques and nonconventional sculptural methods. On display through June 4. Information: 954-921-3274

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HOLLYWOOD CITY HALL 2600 Hollywood Blvd., 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday

u Michael D’Amato, third floor. On display until June 1.

u Richard Marcus (below), second floor. On display until June 15.

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

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Road to Broward Boulevard, including ramp signaling. There will be express lanes entering and exiting north of Hollywood Boulevard and north of Stirling Road; direct connections between northbound and southbound I-95 express and I-595 to and from the west; and a widening of the I-595 median. Improvements will also be made to the I-95/SR 84 interchange, including a new westbound SR 84 bridge over I-95 and a northbound ramp bridgewidening. There will be a widening of the I-95 bridges at Hollywood Boulevard, Johnson Street, the C-10 Canal, Taft Street, Stirling Road, the C-10 Spur Canal, Griffin Road and the Dania Cutoff Canal. The express lanes are priced to limit demand and maintain a minimum speed of 45 mph, resulting in a more reliable travel time. The express lanes can provide additional transit options such as express bus service and park-and-ride connectivity/multimodal connections.

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Hollywood Beach Resort may be redeveloped BY DAVID VOLZ CORRESPONDENT

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Curated by Laura Marsh and Jill Weisberg

Group exhibition, artist talk, and tours that feature international and South Florida based artists who have completed public murals in Downtown Hollywood.

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Artist Talk with London Police on May 16 at 6:30 pm ALSO SHOWING:

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Outside In: The Downtown Hollywood Mural Project Exhibition is funded in part by a Cultural Tourism Program grant from the Broward County Board of County Commissioners as recommended by the Broward Cultural Council and Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau; Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency; and Visit Florida.

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Efforts to ratify a 28th Amendment reach South Florida To date, 18 states and over 740 cities and towns have passed 28th Amendment resolutions

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Actions in support of a 28th Amendment are escalating in Florida. On April 13, Florida Congressman Ted Deutch joined Jeff Clements of American Promise and Wanda Francis of Indivisible for a

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Citizen leaders, volunteers, and allies are gearing up to add Florida to the growing list of states calling for a 28th Amendment. and towns have passed 28th Amendment resolutions with cross-partisan support. In Montana and Colorado, voters have approved 28th Amendment ballot initiatives by 75-25%. In November, Washington State became the 18th State to call for the 28th Amendment, with a voter initiative passing by wide margins in every region and every Congressional district of the state. American Promise is leading the Citizen Uprising in Florida in hopes of giving voters the opportunity to weigh in on this issue on the 2018 ballot. “The one goal of this endeavor is to win the 28th Amendment to get big money out of politics so that people – not

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MUNICIPAL NEWS

Hollywood plans 2018 budget BY DAVID VOLZ

The City of Hollywood saved $234,000 in the first quarter of dvolz@hollywoodgazette.com 2017 by going to a four-day work week for most municipal employees. This savings was more than originally projected, and fewer sick and overtime hours were seen. However, the City is projecting a $8.571 million shortfall, which must be closed and a balanced budget reached by October 1. Hollywood’s proposed general fund revenue is expected to be $247,469,602 and proposed total expenditures are $256,041,000. The City Commission participated in its Annual 2018 Fiscal Retreat, in which an annual summary to update the Commission on the City’s financial position at this point in the current fiscal year was presented. The projections for the upcoming year, along with input on spending priorities, which will serve as a road map in planning for 2018, were given. The Fiscal year 2017 Total Operating Budget for all funds was $509,521,122 which is $19,897,842 more than Fiscal Year 2016. The proposed Fiscal Year 2018 General Fund Revenue is expected to be $247,469,602. In February, the Broward County property appraiser gave a presentation forecasting a 7 percent increase in property values throughout the county. This will mean more revenue for the City of Hollywood. CORRESPONDENT

Also at the meeting, the City’s Vision Hollywood 2020 aspirations were discussed. This includes: • A vibrant downtown featuring a food district with a culinary school • Enhanced public gathering spaces including concepts for new spaces such as a public pier and sports complex • More and higher quality recreational amenities and programs • The conversion of Septic to Sanitary Sewer in some areas • Middle class growth and strong neighborhoods • Lush landscaping, revitalized corridors and attractive neighborhoods • Robust public transportation and improved mobility for pedestrians and bicyclists • Fortified beaches

Proposed and Funded capital projects for Fiscal year 2018: • Johnson Street Complete Streets – ERP initiative underway, Capital Investment $3 – 5 million annually over 3 years • Ongoing annual maintenance up to $1,000,000 – Police Vehicles - $1,000,000 Partial list of unfunded capital projects: • Sanitary Sewer conversion from Septic - $300 million, city portion • 2nd Floor Library - $4.2 million • Seawall Repairs (select locations) - $1.2 million • Berm Improvements (select locations) - $750,000 • Citywide LED Street lighting retrofit - $11,000,000 • Street Resurfacing - $1,250,000 annually • Alley Resurfacing - $1,000,000 annually. • Sidewalk Construction - missing networks $3,850,000 • Residential Sidewalk Program - $800,000 • Complete Streets - grant match - $800,000 • Hollywood Blvd - City owned - $1,000,000 • Traffic Calming - $795,000 • Traffic Control - $1,000,000 • Railroad Crossing Maintenance - $500,000 • Lifeguard Tower Replacements - $500,000

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Letter to the editor

I read with interest your article indicating that the Commission is going to spend, again, taxpayer money on signs 'requesting' that people from all over the world, who we encourage to visit Hollywood, not smoke on the Broadwalk. How much did the Commission spend to post "NO DOGS ON BROARDWALK" signs only to have people like this [in top right photo] abuse the warning? I happened to approach these people and told them there are fines for taking dogs on the Broad- Hollywood Beach, FL walk and they totally ignored me. The Rangers we pay with CRA funds, which is also taxpayer dollars, are somewhat absent or enjoying their cell phones. By the way, the posting of the signs listing prohibited items on the beach are usually hidden by being placed on street sides with things in front of them. If signs are to be posted, do it like they do in Virginia Beach, VA, make them visible. Jim Stoodley Hollywood, FL

Hollywood wants a new train station The City of Hollywood CORRESPONDENT dvolz@hollywoodgazette.com is hoping for a train station that would serve passengers of Tri-Rail Coastal Link. It is not known if Tri-Rail Coastal Link will establish a train station in the city, but city officials want a station in the downtown area. The Commission passed a resolution to jointly apply for with the Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency, and if awarded, to accept the South Florida Transit Oriented Development Grant to implement a station area master plan for an estimated cost of $205,000. This involves amending the Fiscal Year 2017 operating budget and authorizing a portion of the required 20 percent matching funds in the estimated amount of $16,400. The station would be located on Dixie Highway between Fillmore Street and Hollywood Boulevard. BY DAVID VOLZ

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Commission OKs dumpster rules, funds auto parts, drug treatment BY DAVID VOLZ

If your home is near a business or commercial property, the business must move its dumpster as far from your home as possible. That was a revision on the ordinance approved by the Hollywood Commission on second reading during a recent meeting. Complaints were received by homeowners that nearby businesses placed enclosed dumpsters too close to residences. The goal is to move the dumpsters away from homes. The ordinance requires enclosures around dumpsters. JM Auto Parts Enterprises and the City of Hollywood got

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HOLLYWOOD BIZNEWS

The Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce once again will celebrate some of the pillars in the community at the annual Teacher of the Year Award luncheon at the Orangebrook Golf & Country Club on May 19. Registration starts at 11:30 a.m. and the event starts at noon. For more information, please visit www.hollywoodchamber.org. Apollo Middle School - Winifred Adams • Attucks Middle School - Nichola Stephenson Gayle • Avant Garde Academy Elementary School - Allison Maxham • Avant Garde Academy Middle School - Patrick Manley • Beacon Hill School - Marisa Pena-Santiago • Beachside Montessori Village Nicole Greco-Murillo • Bethune Elementary School - Scott Berg • Boulevard Heights Elementary School -Andrea Castano • Chaminade Madonna College Preparatory - Ana Cristina Ojeda • Championship Academy of Distinction - Ervin Joseph - Heather Cook - Eduardo Rodriguez • Colbert Museum Magnet - Kelli-Ann Prescott • Collins Elementary School - Eleanna Hurst • Dania Elementary School - Jennifer Hengge • Driftwood Elementary School - Clare Uribe Driftwood Middle School - Ann Marie Harris • Gulfstream Academy of Hallandale Beach K-8th Grade - Stephanie McDaniel • Hallandale Magnet High School - Naideen Brown • Hollywood Central Elementary School - Amy Espinola • Hollywood Christian School - Sahamaris Orta-Perez • Hollywood Hills Elementary School - Betty Gold • Hollywood Hills High School - Jorg Pophal • Hollywood Park Elementary School - Jennifer Miller • McArthur High School Robert Derrick • McNicol Middle School - Raquel McDonald • Oakridge Elementary School - Brie-Anne Pendlebury • Olsen Middle School - Tanya Frecin OrangeBrook Elementary School - George Pinder III • Sheridan Hills Elementary School - Barbara Mischker • Sheridan Park Elementary School - Maria Medina • Sheridan Technical College -Jeffrey Stern • South Broward High School - Ann Borombozin • Stirling Elementary School - Barbara Camacho • The Quest Center - Leigh Townley • Watkins Elementary School -Theresa Alvarez • West Hollywood Elementary School - Ivonne Rosales 28

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Crown Wine & Spirits 3363 Sheridan Street, Hollywood, FL 33021 (954) 987-9463

Judy’s Bakery 3383 Sheridan St. Hollywood, FL 33021 (954) 391-9242

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Grande Pizza 3373 Sheridan St. Hollywood, FL 33021 (954) 251-2533 Hiro Maru Sushi 3327 Sheridan St. Hollywood, FL 33021 (954) 987-1388

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Hollywood Beach Cafe Club by Les Artistes 313 Johnson St Hollywood, FL 33019 (754) 263-3436

Pachamanka Peruvian 321 Johnson St. Hollywood, FL 33019 (954) 926-1020

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Portico Beer & Wine Garden 3460 South Ocean Dr Hollywood, FL 33019 Phone number (954) 602-8761

Rocco’s Pizza 205 Johnson St Hollywood, FL 33019 (954) 926-3305 Little Venice Pizza 909 N Broadwalk Hollywood, FL 33019 (954) 923-7960

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Lino’s Pizza 1817 N. Young Circle Hollywood, Fl. 33020 (954) 929-7575

Tipsy Boar 1906 Harrison St. Hollywood, Fl. 33020 (954) 947-6306

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Little Sugars 2028 Harrison St Hollywood, FL 33020 (407) 257-7868

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Hollywood Mom shares message of peace BY DARLENE PISTOCCHI

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Meet Loni Duek: Hollywood resident, mom, artist, certified meditation/ yoga/Reiki instructor and small business owner . Whew! She is one busy lady. Balancing family, kids and business is no easy feat but this ambitious and motivated soul still wants to do more. “Giving more to the community has always been a dream for me,” states Duek, who is committed to universal healing, nurturing and networking. “I believe in a strong support system to help the community grow and nurture one another.” Duek’s list of accomplishments and giving is quite impressive. She provides yoga instruction at Hollywood ArtsPark with the Brahma Kumaris group featuring Roz Reich and Etta Stevens; exhibits, guided meditation and healing at her Hollywood studio-Soulistic, located at 1909 Harrison Street in Hollywood; and she opens Soulistic every 3rd Saturday of the month to participate in Downtown Hollywood’s enchanting ArtWalk. “I open my studio from 5 to 10

“I am a good people catcher, dreamcatcher and windcatcher,” says Duek.

p.m.,” says Duek. “We have a live DJ, henna tattoos and even card readings.” The D.J., a Jamaican vegan, also joins Duek on the 4th Friday night of each month for Sunset Yoga on Hollywood Beach. “We gently move to yoga while enjoying the beat of reggae to connect with the ocean.” Duek also offers yoga and heal-

ing sessions at Soulistic everyday by appointment, with yoga and healing on Tuesday and Friday mornings and a healing class every Thursday from 7pm9:30pm. “The class offers guided meditation, healing, sound healing and Reiki for all,” explains Duek. “I don’t believe in colors, sizes or shapes when it comes to people, rather unity.” A native of Argentina, Duek first moved to Miami Beach before falling in love with Hollywood. “I used to ride my bike through Hollywood Lakes,” recalls Duek. “It was so beautifull! I remember always saying to myself, I’m going to live here one day!” That day came about 10 years ago, when Duek and her husband bought a house on Tyler Street. “Then we had the kids. Tommy turns 10, May 14, and the twins, Mila and Maui, are 6. We started looking for a bigger home with a pool and we found one on Rodman Street in Hollywood.” The family has been there ever since. As for Duek’s accreditations, she volunteered for three years before

becoming certified in Reiki, Yoga and meditation. She offers private sessions at the studio which include: Reiki, sound healing, aromatherahapy, crystal and stone healing, meditation and card reading - oracle for guidance. “I want to bring together people throughout the community with a message of peace and unity, always,” said Duek. “My studio is open for Reiki Circle, yoga classes, group classes and special events – like wine and art, mate tea events. We also offer holistic practices, events on the go and rental space for private celebrations, practice, events, etc. It is a one stop healing place for the community.” It truly is. Soulistic offers a charming, quaint and peaceful vibe. Patrons who stop in can browse through candles, crystals, books, custom art and the warmth and vibrance that emanate from within. Be sure to add this gem on your journey during the next Artwalk, May 20th, and look for Duek this summer at the Hollywood Library from June 14-August 2nd. She will be teaching Family Yoga on Wednesday mornings at 10:30am.

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May 2017

Hollywood OKs high ticket items, vehicles The HollyBY DAVID VOLZ wood Commission CORRESPONDENT dvolz@hollywoodgazette.com agreed to some major expenditures during an early April commission meeting. Commissioners agreed to a resolution to execute an agreement between the City and the Florida Department of Transportation for right-of-way acquisition professional services for Johnson Street from east of 31st Avenue to North Eighth Avenue. The Complete Streets Project comes with an estimated cost of $319,453. The Commission approved a three-party escrow agreement among the City, FDOT and the State of Florida Department of Financial Services to establish an escrow account for the project funding. The Commission also authorized an agreement between the highestranked firm and the City of Hollywood to provide a parking citation and database system. There is an option to add the license plate recognition system for the parking division for a five-year term at an estimated total of $446,632. Commissioners agreed to a work order between Tetra Tech and the City to provide professional engineering services for the Water Main Replacement

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program between Pembroke Road and Hollywood Boulevard from South 56th Avenue to State Road 7, as identified in the 2007 Water System Master Plan in an amount not to exceed $730,000. A purchase order between Govconnection and the City was approved for two Simplivity Hyper-Converged Server Platforms and accessories in an amount not to exceed $145,798. The Hollywood Commission also approved a number of vehicle purchases for the Department of Public Works. Commissioners agreed to a purchase order between Palmetto Ford Truck Sales and the City of Hollywood to buy one 2017 Ford F-550 4X2 truck with a crane body and a 5,000-pound crane for a total of $89,189. Purchase orders between Stingray Chevrolet and the City of Hollywood were also approved to buy four 2017 Chevrolet Colorado pickups in the amount of $88,956 and issue purchase orders with Auto Nation Chevrolet for the purchase of one 2017 Chevrolet Silverado 4X4 pickup, two 2017 Chevrolet 4X2 pickups and two 2017 Chevrolet Malibu sedans in the amount of $114,632. The total cost of vehicle purchases was $203,588.

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