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The Great Hollywood Scavenger Hunt is set for Friday, Sept. 11 - Sunday Sept. 20 and it's a family-friendly, fun, free way to experience all the city has to offer!

Most of the people who competed in the last two hunts said that they didn't do it for the cash prize -- they said it was just for the fun of it. Whatever your motivation for playing, we don't know anyone who couldn't use an extra $500 bucks next month.

The scavenger hunt will take you on a journey, whether you experience it solo or with your family or friends -- from finding a group of strangers on the beach to form a conga line or taking a selfie with a Hollywood police officer, to finding art and nature throughout the city's parks, Downtown and Beach.

Finally, there will be a wrap up party the week after the hunt ends for the participants to meet each other, celebrate and build community.

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Hollywoof dog park now open in East Hollywood Shelby Gronvold loves the CORRESPONDENT dvolz@hollywoodgazette.com new Hollywoof Dog Park. She came to the grand opening event August 29th with her dog Sophie and enjoyed spending time with fellow dog lovers.

“This park is absolutely amazing. It is a place where I can take my dog to run and play and meet other dogs. I love it,” said Gronvold.

Theresa Sisto also likes Hollywoof and enjoyed the grand opening ceremonies. She brought her dog named Hollywood. “This park is very nice,” said Sisto.

The Hollywoof Dog Park is located at Stan Goldman Memorial Park in Hollywood. It includes about 20,000 square feet. There is a larger space for big dogs to play and a smaller space for little dogs to play. It includes tunnels and hoops to the dogs to play on. It is a place for dogs and their owners to play in a comfortable environment. Bioswales are an innovative feature of the park.

They are designed to collect and clean overflow rain water from the parking lot area. “The bioswales are a pilot project at this park,” said Walter Wernecke, project architect.

The grand opening included a performance by the Junkanoo Band.

Mayor Peter Bober and Commissioner Traci Callari spoke on the benefits of the new park for Hollywood residents. Chuck Ellis, director of parks, recreation and cultural arts praised people who worked to make the park a reality. Then city leaders participated in a ribbon cutting.

Bober said he was glad to see the park open. “This will be great for Hollywood residents. I have wanted to see this park built for a long time. This will provide a space for people to bring their dogs,” said Bober.

Commissioner Patricia Asseff said, “I love this park. It is a great asset and a beautiful park for Hollywood,” she said.

Vice Mayor Kevin Biederman said, “I think this park demonstrates the commitment Hollywood has to provide services to residents.”

After the ribbon cutting, residents and their dogs began to enjoy the park.

The dogs romped and played and their owners enjoyed the opportunity to socialize. Leslie Atelus and her children Nate and Hannah brought their dog Sheba. “This is a wonderful place for dogs,” said Leslie.

Katrina Mays brought her dog Bear to the event. “I love this park. I will bring my dog here,” she said.

Matthew and Tatjana Sheppard brought their dog Gnarlee. “I am excited about this park and I am glad we have a dog part in the east area of Hollywood.

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Hollywood Mayor Peter Bober with his son Ethan at the Hollywoof grand opening celebration.

Matthew and Tatjana Sheppard with their dog Gnarlee at the Hollywoof opening.

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Rescuers Without Borders gets established in Hollywood

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Rescuers Without Borders, an international medical humanitarian nonprofit organization dedicated to saving and improving lives around the world, is operating out of its first U.S. location in Downtown Hollywood.

Rescuers Without Borders opened March 30 at 2028 Harrison St., Suite 206, where it shares office space with one of its local sponsors, Smart Security Camera, a home and business security system installation company.

The main mission of Rescuers Without Borders is to save lives when catastrophe strikes. Over the past decade, the organization has saved more than 35,000 lives in the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Europe and North America. Following rapid-response efforts in times of natural disaster, RWB also gives support to refugees until the affected country can find long-term solutions, by providing shelter, water, food and clothing, as needed, for large numbers of people, as well as connecting between service providers and those who need help.

Services provided by Rescuers Without Borders include comfort and reassurance to people who have undergone traumatic events. The organization also provides vaccination programs in areas where standard medical practice is not available, as well as basic hygiene education and preventive medical and sanitary measures in places that are susceptible to outbreaks of disease, malnutrition and other serious problems.

“We really wanted to be part of Hollywood because we wanted to connect with the community leaders in the city,” said Samantha Young, local RWB event coordinator and treasurer of the board of directors. “We really like the community down here.”

In a short period of time, the local RBW branch has attracted interest from businesses and individuals who want to get involved, either indirectly as financial supporters or hands-on as volunteers, in the organization’s objectives to save lives during natural disasters, provide health care and restore faith in life regardless of citizenship, religion or origins.

Established in 2005 by founders Arie Levy and Guy Senbel, Rescuers Without Borders was created to

provide assistance to the local population in Israel and the Palestinian Territories. Originating out of France and Israel, the organization now boasts more than a dozen international hubs with hundreds of rescuers, emergency medical technicians, nurses, psychologists, ophthalmologists and doctors who are available any day of the year to aid lives. Notable RWB supporters include Nobel Peace Prize winner Elie Wiesel, actor Richard Gere and the Dali Lama.

Rescuers Without Borders held a launching cocktail event June 11 in Downtown Hollywood to celebrate its official recognition as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in the U.S. The successful fundraiser hosted by FACE Restaurant and Bar featured a live auction.

The community showed its support with attendance by Hollywood Mayor Peter Bober, sponsors, funders and local businesses. An event held in March to celebrate Rescuers Without Borders’ kick-off in Hollywood also was a huge success.

Young said the primary function of the Downtown Hollywood location is to raise funds for the international organization, along with awareness.

“All the money that we raise is all going to the same place,” she said.

In addition to holding fundraising events, Rescuers Without Borders eventually will be recruiting volunteers, particularly medical professionals to participate in rescue and aid missions or to provide training in CPR and first aid to new volunteers.

“People have already expressed interest in volunteering,” Young said.

“Right now we’re trying to get the word out about our organization and fundraising.”

Rescuers Without Borders is particularly concerned about the wellbeing of children who are orphans, deprived or living in war zones. The organization provides ophthalmic exams and glasses to indigent children and supports several orphanages by providing water, electricity, furniture and regular medical exams for the orphans.

For more information on Rescuers Without Borders, visit www.rescuerswithout-borders.org, call Samantha Young at 954-319-6200 or email her at samantha.y@rescuers-without-borders. org.

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GOSEEDO WHAT’S HOT & HAPPENING IN HOLLYWOOD

Visit HollywoodGazette.com and click on Events to find more area happenings or to list yours.

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RUNNER’S DEPOT 9-11 FREEDOM 5K 7 a.m., Hollywood Broadwalk at Charnow Park

ART AND CULTURE CENTER OF HOLLYWOOD

Registration kicks off at 6 a.m., with the run to follow at 7.

Information: 954-474-4074

10 a.m.-5 p.m., Tue-Fri, and Noon-4 p.m. Sat and Sun, 1650 Harrison St.

Displays open Sept. 19 through Nov. 1. Opening reception from 6-9 p.m., Sept 19.

DREAM CAR CLASSIC CAR SHOW 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Hollywood Blvd. between 19th & 20th Avenue

u Autumn Casey: Waiting in

Purgatory but at Least There’s Chairs and it Feels Musical: Casey presents an installation featuring relics and found items to create new video, sound, and sculpture.

This free event features classic cars, trucks and other vehicles.

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PARTY WITH A PURPOSE 5:30 p.m., Whiskey Tango, 1903 Hollywood Blvd.

Food, drinks, raffles and live entertainment by Larry Klass. This month’s $10 admission benefits the Be Kind to Animals Rescue, a no-kill rescue for abused, neglected or homeless dogs and cats.

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CITIZENS’ POLICE ACADEMY 7-10 p.m., Hollywood Police Department, 3250 Hollywood Blvd.

This 12-week program give you a look at internal police operations.

A $40 registration fee includes a graduation dinner. Continues Sept.

17, 24 and Oct. 1, 8.

Information: 954-967-4371

18-19 PARK(ING) DAY

309 N. 21st Ave. and 1916 Harrison St.

Rethink the way streets are used and raise awareness about the lack of public space in urban areas. Artists, activists and citizens will transform metered parking spaces into temporary public parks and other social spaces as part of this worldwide annual event. Join the fun from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at 309 N. 21st Ave. on Friday and from noon-10 p.m. at 1916 Harrison St. on both Friday and Saturday. Information: www.HollywoodCRA.org/ParkingDay

#acchfocus Instagram contest conducted by the Center.

Information: 954-921-3274 UPCOMING

November 13-January 24

u Nina Surel: Sailing to Byzantium u Santiago Rubino: Light Out of

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THE GREAT HOLLYWOOD SCAVENGER HUNT Starts 7 a.m. through 9 p.m.

Sept. 20, throughout Hollywood

It’s an old-fashioned (and free) scavenger hunt using your smart phone. Just download the free app called “SCAVIFY” to any smart phone or iPad, and missions will appear. The top team or participant wins $500.

Information: 954-558-5833

9-11 MEMORIAL CONCERT

u Oliver Wasow: Studio Portraits u Gustavo Oviedo: The New Past u Michael Namkung: Levitation

7:30-10 p.m., ArtsPark at Young Circle Amphitheater, 1 Young Circle

and Gravitas February 12-March 27

Sponsored by the Florida 9th District American Legion, this concert features the American Legion Symphonic Band and tributes to law enforcement, fire and police departments, as well as active and retired military personnel.

Admission is free.

Information: 954-921-7532

u Kelley Johnson: Something That Hovers and Pulses Just Under the Surface u Nolan Haan: The Futility of Envy u Maynard Monrow: STILL LIFE u Jean-Paul Mallozzi: It Just Takes

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GRAPES FOR GRADES 6:30-9:30 p.m., Hollywood Beach Marriott, 2501 N. Ocean Drive

Enjoy a soirée of fine wine and gourmet food, live music, a silent auction and a drawing for a luxury 10-day cruise for two to Central America and the Cayman Islands.

This event, sponsored by the Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce and the Hollywood Florida Scholarship Foundation, helps to provide college scholarships to seniors from Hollywood high schools. Tickets are $75 in advance and $90 at the door; $100 to enter the cruise drawing, or buy a VIP pass for two plus a cruise entry for $200.

Information: 954-923-4000

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

FRIDAY MOVIE NIGHTS

Sept. 4: 101 Dalmations Sept. 18: Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2 Sept. 25: Maleficent Information: 954-921-3500

18 7TH ALL-MEDIA JURIED BIENNIAL OPENING RECEPTION AND AWARDS 6-9 p.m., Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, 1650 Harrison St.

This year’s event will feature 88 works of art by 79 artists. Overall, 383 artists representing 21 Florida counties submitted 1,084 entries to be judged. The winners of cash prizes will be announced at the opening reception.

Information: 954-921-3274

MUSIC AT CHARNOW PARK 7:30-9 p.m. Saturdays, Performance Pavilion at Charnow Park, 300 Garfield St.

Information: 954-921-3404

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7:30-9 p.m., Boulevard Heights Amphitheater, 6770 Garfield St.

7 a.m., Charnow Park, 300 Connecticut St.

HOLLYWOOD WEST CONCERT SERIES Enjoy a free concert featuring Swingin Harpoon, with harmonica-driven Big Band music. October’s concert is Conjunto Progreso, traditional Cuban music and Latin jazz.

Information: 954-921-3404

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RUN AGAINST VIOLENCE & CRIME IN THE INNER CITY 5K RUN/WALK 7:30 a.m., Charnow Park, 300 Connecticut St.

This event raises funds to assist victims and families affected by violence or crime. Pre-registration is $25 (kids, $10); on race day, it’s $35 (kids $15). Presented by Bread of the Presence Family Worship Center.

Information: 954-624-2076

MURAL TOUR 7-8 p.m., Downtown Hollywood

The Downtown Hollywood Mural Project is a collection of curated outdoor murals by both local and internationally recognized artists.

Information: 954-924-2980

DOWNTOWN ARTWALK 7-10 p.m., Harrison Street area

Starts at 20th Ave. & Hollywood Blvd.

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YOUR NEXT STEP IS THE CURE 5K

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FOOD TRUCKS AT ARTSPARK Carlos Mencia

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Bring your chairs, your blankets and your appetite! Select food from over 20 food trucks.

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FUNTASTIC FRIDAYS FOR KIDS

RUN, WALK, PRAISE 7:30 p.m., Charnow Park, 300 Connecticut St.

This walk/run is to inspire the faith-based community to exercise.

Information: 917-710-8258

HARD ROCK LIVE!

Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, 1 Seminole Way

7-10 p.m., ArtsPark at Young Circle, 1 Young Circle

Sept. 5: World Heavyweight Champs Boxing Sept. 12: Olga Tanon & Gilberto Santa Rosa Sept. 21: Billy Idol Oct. 15: Buddy Guy Show times: 954-797-5531

The Gotenberg Sweden-based singer and composer makes a muchanticipated return to South Florida.

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MARGARITAS IN PARADISE 7-10 p.m., North Lake Waterfront in Hollywood

Tickets are $115 in advance and $125 at the door.

Information: 954-925-9394

5:30-10 p.m. Mondays, ArtsPark at Young Circle, 1 Young Circle

5-8 p.m. Fridays, ArtsPark at Young Circle, 1 Young Circle

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LIVE GLASSBLOWING DEMONSTRATIONS 7-10 p.m. Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, ArtsPark at Young Circle, 1 Young Circle

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Downtown mural celebrates the art of community

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A striking photo mural featuring the faces of some 250 creative individuals who live or work in Hollywood has been catching the eye of passers-by since it was installed on the exterior of a downtown building on June 13.

The Inside Out Downtown Hollywood mural also has garnered international attention with its selection on the global Inside Out website as one of the best projects.

The Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency’s Inside Out Downtown Hollywood project, a largescale black-and-white mural adorning a two-story building at 1740 S. Young Circle, is part of a global photography art project and one of the ways in which community groups and organizations are commemorating Broward County’s centennial through Broward 100 – Celebrating the Art of Community.

Those who have been directly involved with the local project say it also brings attention to Downtown Hollywood’s position as a vibrant arts, music and entertainment district.

Tina Buccellato, owner/executive director of downtown-based Muzart Creative Arts Studio, said Hollywood is now “on the map” in a global sense through its involvement in the world’s largest participatory art project. Long after weather conditions have razed the temporary mural, it will continue to live on, with each Inside Out installation documented, archived and exhibited online to capture the collective messages of community groups through headshots of their individual members.

Those featured on the local mural – including Buccellato, her 14-year-old daughter Savannah, and Buccellato’s entire staff and their children – join over 200,000 people from more than 180 countries who have taken part in Inside Out since it was initiated in 2007.

The project is inspired by renowned Parisian street artist JR, who uses his camera to show the world its true face by pasting photos of the human face across massive canvases.

The local photo portraits, each measuring 36 inches by 53 inches, are pasted on the building that’s owned and managed by Downtown Hollywood-based developer MG3 Hollywood LLC and sits across the street from the ArtsPark at Young Circle and steps away from the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, where the professional photo shoots took place. Participants range in age from 6-month-old babies to octogenarians.

“All types of creatives participated, from artists, crafters, writers, dancers, to creative business people, activists, photographers, and local actors and musicians,” said Jill Weisberg, art specialist/project manager of the Hollywood CRA’s Downtown Hollywood Mural Project.

Weisberg said the response to Inside Out Downtown Hollywood, which was

organized by Broward 100, the Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) and the Art and Culture Center, was “fantastic.”

“People were really excited when they saw their face up on the building, and we had plenty of passers-by tell us how awesome it looked and what a great project it was while we were installing,” Weisberg said.

Inside Out installations have appeared on walls, sidewalks, streets, skyscrapers and historic buildings in over 100 countries.

Broward 100 is one of the largest participating organizations in the global art project.

Inside Out Broward showcases the human spirit of Broward’s residents and hardworking community groups and tells their stories to the community and the world.

Buccellato called the Downtown Hollywood mural a source of pride.

“I think it’s beautiful. I love the simplicity of it,” she said. “It speaks to

everyone, and it just brings our entire community together.”

To learn more about the Broward 100 Inside Out project, visit www.broward. org/Broward100/InsideOut or email Broward100@broward.org.

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The Memorial Cancer Institute is one of two facilities in the United States using some new technologies to more effectively detect and treat breast cancer.

SAVI Scout is a guidance system that uses radar technology to guide surgeons precisely to cancer cells and Dr. Erica Bloomquist with a SAVI Scout used to tumors. It does not use radiation treat breast cancer. or wires, rather it seeks out a American College of Surgeons uses SAVI reflecting device placed into a Scout when performing surgery. She has woman’s breast tissue up to a week before found it to be a very effective method of surgery. People undergoing the surgery performing breast cancer surgery. are more comfortable during the procedure Another new technology is known because no invasive guidewires are used. as CView. This compliments traditional The wait times between radiology and 3-D mammography by providing shorter surgery are decreased and people can have scan time results in less compression time more confidence that all cancerous cells are with increased patient comfort. This means removed during surgery. increased breast cancer detection and a Erica Bloomquist, M.D. a breast decreased recall rate for non-cancer cases. surgical oncologist and a Fellow of the

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SCHOOL SPORTS

Hollywood Hills High School Marching Band ready to compete The Hollywood Hills High School dvolz@hollywoodgazette.com Marching Band is getting ready for the competition season. The band now has about 80 members and more are expected to join, according to band director Jeffrey Lawson. The Spartan band has been invited to Washington D.C. to participate in the Memorial Day Parade there and is now in the process of raising money for the trip.

And the band will participate and local competitions and will perform at football games.

Lawson believes band provides a positive outlet for young people. “It is an opportunity for students to play music. They learn social skills and they have an opportunity to develop leadership skills.

They learn the importance of being

Hollywood Hills High School football team includes female quarterback Eliana Martinez is a female quarterback on the Hollywood Hills football team. She is a senior who also plays basketball and flag football. She is a backup quarterback and loves being a part of the football team. And does not mind the hard hits of football.

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she said.

Hollywood Hills Head Coach Al Lang likes having Martinez on the team. During a recent practice, she took snaps and performed well.

Martinez is also a member of the Hollywood Hills basketball team and hopes to play basketball in college.

Coach Lang believes the team has solid potential. The Spartans recently defeated Western in the

Kick-Off Classic. “We have a good shot to win our district,” he said.

Strong competition will come from Cooper City and Nova. The Spartans will also play McArthur and South Broward. Top players include Aaron Pierce, quarterback, Davonta Wilson, a receiver and backup cornerback, Tyrig Taylor, a defensive end, Donovan Henderson, a running back and Alex Shelton, a safety.

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Mayor Bober will not seek re-election in 2016

Hollywood Mayor Peter Bober has announced that he will not seek re-election in 2016.

He wants to pursue other interest an activities.

“I have accomplished a number of positive things as the mayor Hollywood and I want to do other things,” said Bober.

He is proud that during his time in office a number of financial reforms and pension reforms took place. He is pleased that a number of new parks have been built in Hollywood and that there is more decorum at commission meetings. Bober is an attorney and plans to spend more time with his family.

Sen. Eleanor Sobel (D) issued a statement on September 1 regarding the news that the post for Mayor of Hollywood will be open in 2016.

"I have been receiving a number of inquiries about this seat. Given my love for Hollywood, my years of service to this community and the fact that I am termlimited from the State Senate, I certainly understand the inquiries. However, given my work as a Chair of a vital Senate committee and the critical nature of the upcoming special session, I am forestalling any decision until after the legislative session is completed in March," said Sobel.

MUNICIPAL NEWS

Dr. Jennifer L. Jurado recognized for her water conservation work During the August meeting, the Hollywood dvolz@hollywoodgazette.com Commission proclaimed August 26 as Dr. Jennifer L. Jurado Day. She is a leader in marine water resources management. She is working to prepare coastal areas for climate change and is a leader in water conservation.

Mayor Peter Bober complemented Jurado for her work in water conservation and said that the rising seas are a significant threat to coastal areas and the growing scarcity of water is another significant problem for everyone. Jurado lives in Hollywood.

Also, Tangela Davis was recognized as the City of Hollywood’s most valuable employee, full-time and Tyrone Gordon, most valuable employee part-time for the third quarter of fiscal

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Hollywood OKs new RaceTrac facility Hollywood residents will soon have

another place to purchase gasoline and new convenience store.

The Hollywood Commission recently granted approval for a new RaceTrac facility to be located at 101 South State Road 7.

It will include a service station and a 6,000 square foot convenience store. A number of residents had expressed concern about the new facility at the commission meeting.

RaceTrac made a number of accommodations such as fewer pumps, a tan

colored and rock face exterior rather than the company’s traditional red color and a smaller sign. RaceTrac will install a 30 foot berm rather than a 15 foot berm.

During the meeting, a man from RaceTrac said the company wants to make a positive contribution to Hollywood by supporting community activities, providing good service and offering solid jobs that can lead to higher level management.

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Broward County offers new program to deter student recidicism For too many young people in Broward County, school can be a pipeline to prison.

And this has many Broward County school leaders concerned. The Broward County public school district has developed a program known as Preventing Recidivism through Opportunity Mentoring Intervention Support and Education (PROMISE). The goal is to prevent young people from being caught up the law enforcement system.

The Broward County School District had a high number of arrests of students. Many of the young people involved had committed relatively minor offenses that in the past might not have involved law enforcement. Students were being arrested for offenses such as fighting, showing disrespect to teachers, small theft and other minor incidents. But this would often mean an arrest and involvement with the juvenile criminal system and a criminal record.

“At the county level we needed to address the fact that we were arresting children for behaviors of young people at a certain stage of development,” said Michaelle Pope, executive director of student support initiatives “In 2011 we found that Broward County had the highest number of school related arrests for any county in Florida.”

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The HSBC will match your business with an adoptable cat that will interact well with your employees, customers and office environment. The shelter will also provide food, litter, toys and identification. You provide the job coaching (care).

Your office cat will remain on the HSBC website along with all the other adoptable animals. You are asked to also promote the feline by sharing on your social media pages, through email communications, on your website and with your clients and customers. The goal is find permanent, loving homes for shelter cats.

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The following are the agreement terms for Sponsor, Vendor or Exhibitor space at The South Florida Culture & Heritage Festival. As a Sponsor, Vendor or Exhibitor, your acceptance of these terms shall constitute a binding agreement. It is agreed that each Sponsor, Vendor or Exhibitor will abide by all terms listed in this agreement.

1. SFLICHF: The word “SFLICHF” as used herein shall mean the South Florida Italian Culture & Heritage Festival, their officers, agents and any employees acting for it, in the management of this event.

2. Eligible Sponsors, Vendors or Exhibitors: The SFLICHF reserves the right to determine whether any company or product is eligible under the standards for inclusion in the festival.

3. Eligible Products: All products and services to be sold, offered or referred to during the SFLICHF Must be included on the Reservation Form. SFLICHF reserves the right to exclude the sale of any product based on overall show presentation, or that are in conflict with exclusive contracts held by SFLICHF with other Vendors. Vendors will be notified in advance of any such exclusions and have the right at the time of the application to determine if they still want to participate.

4. Admission: Non-Gated event.

5. Limitation of Liability: The Vendor agrees to make no claim for any reason whatsoever, including negligence, against SFLICHF, its members, agents, employees or the owners of the Festival premises for the loss, theft, damage or destruction of property or for any injury to Vendor or its employees while in the Festival quarters.

6. Booth Information: All Vendors materials must be kept inside their tent space, and the sidewalks and streets must be kept free of materials. Distribution of samples and literature is strictly limited to the confines of the Vendor’s booth. Also, voice and/or music amplification must be kept to a sufficiently low volume so as not to disturb other vendors or attendees.

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7. Booth Assignments: SFLICHF Staff will assign booth locations to Vendors. Consideration will be given to special needs, however we will assign according to the best interest of the show.

8. Insurance: Insurance is the responsibility of the Vendors and is recommended. SFLICHF is not responsible for the replacement of lost or stolen goods. Vendors are responsible for obtaining their own general liability insurance for the show, including set-up and tear-down.

Vendors will indemnify SFLICHF for claims/suits arising between Vendors and attendees regarding exhibit rental.

9.Event Location: ArtsPark at Young Circle in Downtown Hollywood, Fl. 33020 10. Set-Up Hours: Sunday October 11, 2015, 9am.-8pm. * All booths must be staffed throughout the festival, and be staffed at 11:30 am. * Dismantling will begin at 8 pm.

11. Subleasing: Vendors may NOT sublet their spaces, or any part thereof.

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13. Payment: Sponsors, vendors and Exhibitors must include all fees with registration form.

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This First Annual Italian American Festival will feature local Italian restaurants, grocery stores, businesses and organizations celebrating their shared Italian Heritage.

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Frank Sacco to retire as CEO of Memorial Healthcare ystem

BY DAVID VOLZ CORRESPONDENT

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Frank Sacco, the President and CEO of Memorial Healthcare System recently announced he will retire effective February 29, 2016.

Sacco has served Memorial Healthcare System for 41 years and has been the CEO for 28 years. He has received credit for leading the growth of Memorial Healthcare System from one hospital to six in South Broward County and building the financial strength of the system to its current net worth of more than $1.8 billion. It is the third largest public healthcare system in the United States.

“I leave with the joy of knowing that I have used every fiber in my DNA to make Memorial Healthcare System successful now and well into the future,”

Sacco said. “As I embark in the next phase of my life, I am leaving the organization in superior condition and in good hands with our Board of Commissioners and our outstanding teams of executives, physicians and staff.”

Memorial was the first healthcare system in the State to take over the delivery of primary care for the uninsured in the South Broward District

in 1992.

Memorial has a strong commitment to patient and family-centered care.

Memorial has established a network of programs and initiatives that involve the lives of more than 700,000 South Broward County residents.

Memorial continues to grow through new ventures. It has developed a clinical integrated network of physicians and other hospitals in the region, according to information from Memorial.

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Hollywood student participates in American Legion’s Girls State Program in Tallahassee A Hollywood student was recently selected to participate in the American Legion Auxiliary's Girls State event July 9-17 at the Florida State University in Tallahassee, Florida.

Ciara Biederman from Hollywood Hills High School was this year’s delegate, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 92 in Hollywood.

Girls are selected based on outstanding leadership, scholastic merit, interest in community and government, character, honesty, and cooperativeness.

Ciara has maintained honors (Hon) and advanced placement (AP) core classes since entering high school and as a junior; is currently in the top ten percent of her class.

She is a member of several school clubs and has earned more than 250 community service hours assisting the Driftwood Civic Association, ASPIRA, the Jaycees and the City of Hollywood. Additionally, she has received top honors locally, state and nationally.

She was a Hollywood Delegate for the National Civic League’s All-America City Designation, participated in the Florida House of Representatives Page/Messenger Program, serves as a student leader in

American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life, is a Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Certified Member, and a loyal member of ASPIRA as well as a Hollywood Art & Culture Center’s Teen Arts Ambassador.

She was a nominee for the National Academy of Future Physicians and Medical Scientists Award of Excellence, received the President’s Education Award Program for Outstanding Academic Excellence, ranked in the top 25% at the Catholic Forensic League’s national competition for Duo Interpretation, placed first and third for the Broward County Literary Fair Awards under the categories of parody poetry and parody and other such recognition.

Florida Girls State is a hands-on weeklong educational workshop, focusing on the political process, sponsored by the Florida American Legion Auxiliary. The goal of the program is to help students to better understand democratic ideals and the part we as individuals play in carrying out these ideals.

Ciara Biederman was honored and humbled to represent her hometown and birthplace at the Florida Girls State program this summer.

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Winners of the Seventh All-Media Juried Biennial to be announced Sept. 18 at Art and Culture Center Selected works from Florida artists who submitted entries to the Seventh All-Media Juried Biennial will be on display at the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood from September 18 through November 1, 2015. Overall, 383 artists submitted 1,084 entries to be judged. Winners of the cash prizes will be announced at the opening reception on Friday, September 18 from 6 to 9 pm.

All artists residing in the state of Florida were invited to submit entries of contemporary artwork for consideration in this Biennial. Original paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture, photography, video, computer-generated images, performance, and site-specific installations were considered.

This year’s jurors are Marisa J. Pascucci, Curator of Collections at the Boca Raton Museum of Art, and Elizabeth Cerejido, Independent Curator of modern and contemporary Latin American art and photography. Artist Michelle Weinberg is curating the exhibitions.

Award winners will be selected for Best in Show ($2,000 prize), First Place ($1,000 prize), Second Place ($600 prize), Third Place ($400 prize), and Honorable Mentions.

Also on view will be an exhibition of works by South Florida artist Autumn Casey titled Waiting in Purgatory but at Least There’s Chairs and It Feels Musical. Casey presents an installation featuring new video, sound, and sculptural work. Casey mixes personal relics with found materials to provoke reactions, emotional responses and existential uncertainty.

In The Landing, the Center will present #acchfocus, a collection of small-format images by 52 weekly winners of the #acchfocus Instagram contest presented in 2014 by the Art and Culture Center.

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BEAUTIFUL 4/3 IN HOLLYWOOD HILLS

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4/3 with mother in-law suite with private, independent entrance great for teenagers, in-laws (Addition made legally). Open, marvelous Kitchen overlooking massive backyard. Beautiful Formal Living Area. Tiled throughout. Open Porch, excellent for entertaining.

Newer Roof, Shed & Water Heater. Spacious & Bright. As per seller Approx. 3,000 Sq.Ft. A lot of storage space. Close to everything!

10 min to the beach. A True Gem!

Asking $339,000

Viviana Henry

954-655-6040

Cell: Email: VivianaHenry@Hotmail.com www.HenrysProperties.com www.VivianaHenry.com

GORGEOUS HOME, IMPACT GLASS THROUGHOUT ALMOST 3,000 SQ FT ON A HUGE DOUBLE LOT ON TYLER ST IN HOLLYWOOD LAKES Gorgeous kitchen, granite countertops & custom high end cabinets, New stainless steel appliances.

Massive living area with stunning crown molding & beautiful oak floors throughout. Enormous master bedroom, Incredible master bathroom done in marble.

Large 2nd & 3rd bedroom.

Extraordinary 2nd & 3rd bathroom, office that can be used as 4th bedroom.

LIST & SE LL Call us to for Markdeay evaluation t of your hom e!

Call Joan and Robert for price and more details!

Call the multimillion dollar producers!

Robert Henry

954-260-7531

Joan Henry

954-849-4936

henryteam@bellsouth.net

HALLANDALE BEACH/ GOLDEN ISLES CONDO WITH DOCK!

GRANDVIEW CONDO IN EMERALD HILLS 2-2.5 bath, Salisbury model.

Spectacular view of Golf Course and water from screened and shuttered balcony. Open kitchen to formal dining room and large living room. New remodeled eat-in kitchen with washer and dryer and appliance contract. Split bedrooms ,walk-in closets.

Easily converted to 3 bedrooms.

Tile and carpet floors.24 hour security, garage parking, gym, heated pool, Jacuzzi, exercise room, close to malls, 195, airport and beach.

Asking 249,000

I make te real esta easy!

Bernard Shapiro 954-830-3275 www.bernardshapiro.com bershapiro@aol.com

RENAISSANCE ON THE OCEAN! Stunning 3/2.5 with astounding views of ocean, Intracoastal Waterway, and Port Everglades. 8 acre, low density, luxury complex.

Tennis, two pools, two fitness centers. Asking

ED UC D E R ICE PR

$1.7 million.

Immaculate, fully furnished, remodeled corner unit, 2 beds/2 full baths, with YOUR OWN DOCK SPACE! Perfect place to call home, or escape for the season from colder temps up north!

Offered at $159,000.

Call us today for all your real estate needs!

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Ray & Lucy Miccio

The Preferred Team!

954.270.2163 Direct micciol@comcast.net

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Linda Rose/ Elaine Hedleston Team

Linda cell: 954-559-1680 Elaine cell: 954-629-9105 www.Floridamoves.com/linda.rose www.Floridamoves.com/elaine.hedleston

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