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Old Davie School to Add Agricultural & Citrus Packing House Davie Police Department Offers Civilian Police Academy 17th Annual Forest Ridge Holly Day Parade and Fair Is a Success Davie Women’s Over-40 Soccer League Holds Registration

FEATURE STORY 20 ELLENS ULTIMATE WORKOUT OUTers Five Fitness

HEALTH AND WELLNESS 28 Weight Loss – More Than Eating Healthy and Working Out

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Davie Residents to Celebrate MLK Day Get Informed and Have Fun at the Town of Davie Fire & Police Expo Cooper City Dads and Sons Prepare to Spend Quality Time Together Learn About Community Programs and Services at the Senior Lifestyle Expo 14 Davie Road Race Dash 4 Cash 5K and Mayor’s Mile Challenge Walk Returns 14 Kiwanis Club of Cooper City Continues to Reach Out to Those in Need 18 Davie Teen Invites Public to Screening of Girl Rising

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ASK THE MAYOR 46 Davie Update 47 Continuing Our Tradition of Excellence

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SCHOOL NEWS 38 Western High School Participates in Harvest Drive

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LEGALLY SPEAKING 42 The Relocation Issue 43 What May Affect Our Market?

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5th Softball – Registration for Davie Women’s Over-30 Recreational Softball League will be held from 6pm – 8pm, in the Multipurpose Building at Bamford Park, 3801 S. Pine Island Road in Davie. Games will be played on Sunday mornings at 9am and 10:15am. Individuals only; no team sign-ups. Beginners are welcome. Cost is $70 per player. For information, call 954-494-9633.

Soccer – Registration for Davie Women’s Over-40 Recreational Soccer League will be held from 6pm – 8pm, in the Multipurpose Building at Bamford Park, 3801 S. Pine Island Road in Davie. Spring season runs from January to April.

Games are played on Friday evenings at Bamford Park, 3801 S. Pine Island Drive in Davie. Level of play is recreational and beginners are always welcome. Individuals only; no team sign-ups. Cost is $70. For information, call 954-494-9633.

12th Concert – The Town of Davie presents Concerts in the Park, at the Old Davie School Bandshell, 6650 Griffin Road, from 6pm-9pm. The event features live music and includes food trucks, a bounce house and sponsor displays.

For information, visit www.davie-fl.gov.

14th Senior Expo – Seniors will have an opportunity to learn more about community programs and services that are available to them at the 3rd Annual Cooper City Senior Lifestyle Expo. The free event will be held in the Cooper City High School cafeteria, 9401 Stirling Road, from 9am to 12noon. Participants can meet some of the City’s program activity instructors, learn about City services, gather information from vendors on medical services, retirement opportunities, wellness, and more. For information, visit www. coopercityfl.org.

fibromyalgia, attend the free meeting which features a discussion and guest speakers. The meeting will be held at 12:30pm, at David Posnack Jewish Community Center, 5850 South Pine Island Road in Davie. For information, send an email to skruger24@aol.com.

20th Eat to the Beat – Enjoy an evening in the park with live music, food trucks, bounce houses and more at the Sports Complex, from 5:30pm-9:30pm.

Don’t forget chairs, blankets and your appetites! For information, call 943-434-4300, ext. #233 or visit www. coopercityfl.org.

exhibition, as well as a fire extinguisher demonstration, CPR demonstration, a vehicle extrication drill and more. For information, visit www.davie-fl.gov.

Pancake Breakfast – The Kiwanis Club of Cooper City is sponsoring the 9th Annual Pancake Breakfast and Garage Sale at Cooper City High School. It is open to the community.

Breakfast begins at 7:30am and costs $5. It includes pancakes, sausage, pancake toppings, coffee, juice and pastries. Garage sale vendors can purchase a spot for $25, which includes two parking spaces. They must bring their own tables, chairs and tents. It is free to shop! For information, call 954-298-5335 or send an email to KCCC2012@yahoo.com.

22nd Dash 4 Cash 5K – Get in shape, take a walk with the Mayor and raise money for your school at the 2017 Davie Road Race Dash 4 Cash 5K Run and Mayor’s Mile Challenge Walk. All proceeds will benefit the Davie Police Athletic League and the Davie Police Memorial Foundation. The 5K run will begin at 8am at Bergeron Rodeo Grounds and proceed up Davie Road to Nova Drive.

To register, visit www.daviepal.org.

Old Davie School – Participate in the 100 Years Workshop Series, from 10am-12noon. Theme is “Growing Strong in the New Year!” Reserve and prepay your spot at www. olddavieschool.org.

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9th Orchid Society – The Flamingo Gardens Orchid Society will meet at Flamingo Gardens in Davie, 7:30pm–9:30pm in the Gallery room. For information, visit FlamingoGardensOrchidSociety.com.

10th Butterfly Chapter – The Broward County Butterfly Chapter will meet at Tree Tops Park (Oak Ridge Hall) 3900 SW 100th Ave. in Davie, from 6:30pm-8:30pm. For information, send an email to BCBCmail@gmail.com or visit www.browardbutterflies.org.

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MLK Celebration – Area residents will have an opportunity to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s dreams and vision at the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Picnic Celebration at Potters Park, 4300 SW 57th Terrace, from 1pm to 4pm. There will be light refreshments, youth entertainment, guest speakers and a poetry contest, as well as kids’ activities, such as a bounce house, slide, climbing wall and more. The winners of the Town of Davie’s MLK poem contest will also be announced at the celebration. For information, visit www.davie-fl.gov.

17th FLOW – The Florida Licensing on Wheels (FLOW) mobile will at the Cooper City Community Center, 9000 SW 50th Place, from 9:30am-2:30pm. No appointment required. For information, visit www.coopercityfl.org.

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27th Father-Son Adventure – Cooper City dads and their sons will have an opportunity to enjoy a special evening together at the Father-Son Adventure Night. If dad is unavailable, grandfathers, step-dads, and uncles are always welcome. The event will be held at the Cooper City Community Center, from 6:30pm-9pm. For information, visit www.coopercityfl.org or call 954-434-4300, #233.

28th Police & Fire Expo – Davie residents will have an opportunity to meet and learn more about some of the people who serve them at the Town of Davie Police and Fire Expo, held at the Public Safety Complex, 1230 South Nob Hill Road, from 10am to 2pm. Visitors will enjoy demonstrations from the Police Motorcycle Unit, SWAT team, K-9 team, Dive team, U.S. Coast Guard, police mounted unit and rappelling

Open House – NSU University School, which offers junior kindergarten – grade 12 - will hold an Open House at 9am. Families will have the opportunity to tour the campus, located at 3375 SW 75th Avenue in Davie. To RSVP, visit uschool.nova.edu/openhouse or call 954-262-4506.

On-Going Baseball – The Town of Davie offers a wide variety of recreational and competitive sports programs throughout the year for boys and girls, ages 3 to 15, at the Bamford Sports Complex, 3801 S Pine Island Road. Through January 15, youth can enroll in baseball. The program runs from February to mid-May. For information, visit www.davie-fl.gov or call 954-327-3941.

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poem will have an opportunity to read it aloud at the picnic.

The annual contest is an opportunity to educate and inform students about the lifetime achievements of the great American Nobel Peace Prize winner. All schools and non-profit groups in Broward County are invited to participate. Entries may include any type of poem, from haiku to sonnet. The poems should be a reflection of Dr. King’s dreams and vision. Poems should be submitted to the Town of Davie Special Events Division (3801 S. Pine Island Road, Davie, FL 33328) by January 11.

“Martin Luther King was an extraordinary man,” said Beverly White, who attends the picnic every year. “He stood for peace, justice, tolerance and so much more. His message is still very relevant in today’s world.”

Davie residents enjoyed the 2016 MLK festivities.

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ach year, on the third Monday of January, the nation celebrates the birth, life and dreams of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. It remembers the injustices that Dr. King fought for in his quest for the freedom, equality, and dignity of all races and peoples. On January 15, Davie residents will have an opportunity to honor his dreams and vision at the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Picnic Celebration at Potters Park, from 1pm to 4pm.

Hundreds are expected to attend the celebration, which will include light refreshments, youth entertainment, guest speakers and a poetry contest, as well as kids’ activities, such as a bounce house, slide, climbing wall and more. The Town of Davie has sponsored the free event for over 20 years.

The winners of the Town of Davie’s MLK poem contest will also be announced at the celebration. The Mayor and Town Council members will award prizes for the best poems in each overall grade level from participating schools and groups.

All entries submitted will receive a participation ribbon. Anyone who enters a

Potters Park is located at 4300 SW 57th Terrace, in Davie. To participate in the poetry contest and for more information, call 954-797-1181 or visit www.davie-fl.gov.

Get Informed and Have Fun at the Town of Davie Fire & Police Expo

BY DEBBY TEICH

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hen most Davie residents have an emergency, they call the Davie Police Department or Fire Rescue for help. On January 28, they will have an opportunity to meet and learn more about some of the people who serve them at the Town of Davie Police and Fire Expo.

Approximately 1,000 people are expected to attend the annual event held at the Public Safety Complex, from 10am to 2pm. Last year, the event was cancelled out of respect for Davie Fire Rescue Chief and Emergency Manager Joseph Montopoli, who passed away on February 1.

“The event is a great opportunity for adults and children to interact with our officers and to get to know the Davie Police Department by seeing and learning about many of the services that we provide to the community,” said Lieutenant Ed Smith, Public Information Officer for the Davie Police Department. “The Expo gives us an opportunity to showcase many of our specialized units, the police department building, and our various programs, all in a fun and exciting atmosphere. We really hope that everyone will come out and participate.”

Visitors to the Expo will enjoy demonstrations from the Police Motorcycle Unit, SWAT team, K-9 team, Dive team, U.S. Coast Guard, police mounted unit and rappelling exhibition, as well as a fire extinguisher demonstration, CPR demonstra-

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tion, and a vehicle extrication drill. Throughout the day, they can explore fire engines, rescue trucks, SWAT trucks, community response vehicles, the smoke trailer, the Crime Scene Unit, and more.

They can visit with the Davie Police “Justice League,” as well as Sparky the Fire Dog and McGruff the Crime Dog. They can also tour the inside of Fire Station 65 and the Police Department, where they will see the equipment that the firefighters and police officers use and carry. Children can even try on some of the gear.

Local and state agencies will have tables and booths set up with information about Community Emergency Response Team (CERT), stroke awareness, blood pressure checks, child fingerprinting, child car seat safety, drowning prevention, Davie Crime Watch, and more.

George Kovacs plans to attend for the fourth time with his three young children.

“My kids love visiting with the police officers and fire personnel,” said Kovacs.

“They also love all of the demonstrations and trying on the gear. We are all excited for this year’s event.”

The Public Safety Complex is located at 1230 South Nob Hill Road.

For information, visit www.davie-fl.gov.

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write one for a lesser amount for chiropractic. When you bring in this article (by 01/31/17) you will receive my entire new patient exam for $55. That’s with x-rays, biomechanical exam, history and consultation…the whole ball of wax. This exam could cost you $250 elsewhere. The law says that I must tell you THAT YOU OR ANY OTHER PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT HAS THE RIGHT TO REFUSE TO PAY, CANCEL PAYMENT, OR BE REIMBURSED FOR TREATMENT, WHICH IS PERFORMED AS A RESULT OF AND WITHIN 72 HOURS OF RESPONDING TO THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR DISCOUNTED, OR REDUCED FEE FOR SERVICE, EXAMINATION, OR TREATMENT.

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Let me start by explaining the photo in this letter. You know, when I meet people in town they usually say, “Oh, yeah, I know you, you’re Dr. Rick. I’ve seen your ad with that picture of you and your family.” Well, I’m the guy on the left.

Twenty-five years ago something happened to me that changed my life forever. I was a junior in high school and I started getting migraines. I had suffered from intense headaches since childhood.

Over the years, I consulted many medical doctors, and specialists.

I went through all kinds of tests, MRIs, and treatments. I tried every drug in the market; our medicine cabinet looked like a hospital’s infirmary. And still, nothing helped. But there’s more…

A friend of mine convinced me to give a chiropractor a try. The chiropractor examined me, took X-rays, and then “adjusted” my spine. The adjustment did not hurt; it actually felt good. And guess what…I started feeling so much better! From daily migraines, I went down to three a week, and then to once in a great while. That’s when I realized that I wanted to become a chiropractor and help others. That’s how it happened!

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Cooper City Dads and Sons Prepare to Spend Quality Time Together COMMUNITY NEWS

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n January 27, Cooper City dads and their sons will have an opportunity to enjoy a special evening together at the Father-Son Adventure Night. If dad is unavailable, grandfathers, step-dads, and uncles are always welcome. The event will be held at the Cooper City Community Center, from 6:30pm-9pm.

“Father-son relationships are extremely important to a child’s development,” said Felicia Trainor, Recreation Program Specialist for the Cooper City Recreation Department. “We believe this event provides a positive environment full of fun and entertaining activities to cultivate their bond.”

Approximately 100 fathers and sons are expected to attend the night of adventure, which will include dinner, games, activities, and fun. They will rotate around to different activities geared around this year’s “camping” theme. There will be a camp fire, guitar playing, marshmallow roasting, Wii Fishing, archery and other camping related activates. Seating is limited and no tickets will be sold at the door. Tickets are on sale at the Community Center. The cost is $25/ pair and $10 each additional son. Proof of residency is required.

The City of Cooper City has several other events throughout the year to promote positive family relationships. All of the events are limited to Cooper City residents and require reservations.

At last year’s Mom-Son Night of Fun, held in September, over 100 moms and sons dressed up as their favorite super hero duos and enjoyed an action-packed evening filled with activities, prizes, dancing and dinner. At Grandparents Day, held in September, they enjoyed fun, games, crafts, snacks and an old fashioned ice cream party. At the Annual Daddy Daughter Dance, held in November, daughters enjoyed a memorable “date with dad” at a “Sock Hop” that included an evening of dancing, dinner and fun. On April 19, tickets will go on sale for the Mother-Daughter Tea, which will be held on May 13.

“Our events provide an outlet for our residents to bond with their family and

Cooper City dads and sons participate in the 2016 Father-Son Adventure Night, which had a jungle theme.

spend quality time together in an entertaining atmosphere free of today’s technology distractions,” said Trainor.

For information, visit www.coopercityfl.org or call 954-434-4300, #233.

Learn About Community Programs and Services at the Senior Lifestyle Expo

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n January 14, seniors will have an opportunity to learn more about community programs and services that are available to them at the 3rd Annual Cooper City Senior Lifestyle Expo. The Expo has been so successful in the past that it is moving to a new location this year. The free event will be held in the Cooper City High School cafeteria, 9401 Stirling Road, from 9am to 12noon.

“This event offers valuable resources for our senior community,” said Felicia Trainor, Recreation Program Specialist. “From free health screenings to information on community living, our Senior Expo provides an abundance of information in one location to help improve the quality of life for our active adults.”

Participants can meet some of the City’s program activity instructors, learn about City services, gather information from vendors on medical services, retirement opportunities, wellness, and more. Organizers are expecting approximately 500 people

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to attend. Additionally, door prizes and complimentary refreshments will be served. Adults of all ages are encouraged to attend.

There will be vendors in a variety of fields, such as medical, health/wellness, financial, retirement and more.

Participants can visit with representatives from Memorial Regional Hospital’s Acute Care for Elders Unit and the Neuroscience Institute and join in a Silver sneakers mini class. The Broward Sheriff’s Office will be on-hand to teach home and car safety tips. Resident adults 62 years of age and older in need of transportation services can register that day with the Cooper City Senior Transportation Program.

Cooper City offers a variety of programming for their active adult community. From monthly luncheons to weekly bunco, there is always something to do.

For more information on Cooper City’s adult activities, visit www.coopercityfl. org, click on recreation department, then active adult programs.

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Davie Road Race Dash 4 Cash 5K and Mayor’s Mile Challenge Walk Returns

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n January 22, get in shape, take a walk with the Mayor and raise money for your school at the 2017 Davie Road Race Dash 4 Cash 5K Run and Mayor’s Mile Challenge Walk. All proceeds will benefit the Davie Police Athletic League (PAL) and the Davie Police Memorial Foundation.

“We are very excited for this year’s race,” said Officer Tim Albury, Director of Davie PAL. “We encourage the community to come out and get involved by running, walking or just being a spectator along the course cheering everyone on.”

The 5K run will begin at 8am at Bergeron Rodeo Grounds and proceed up Davie Road to Nova Drive. Runners will then U-turn back down Davie Road, where they will enter into Broward College and wind around the lake. Runners will then proceed south on Davie Road to the Finish Line. Several high school bands will be located along the race course to provide support for the runners. Mission BBQ will provide sliders and cole slaw for all participants and Menchie’s will be serving yogurt.

The overall top three winners, male and female, will receive the following: 1st place ($500), 2nd place ($100) and 3rd place ($50). The top three runners in each age group, male and female, will be presented with medals. All participants will receive finisher medals.

During the Mayor’s Mile Challenge Walk, which begins at 8:30am, participants can take a walk with Davie Mayor Judy Paul and benefit area schools at the same time. When they sign up for the Challenge, they pick the school they want

to support. The school with the most participants will win the Mayor’s Cup Challenge trophy. Each school that participates in the event will receive Photos from 2016 race 20% of the proceeds donated back to that school to benefit its programs. Participants are encouraged to wear their school shirts to show their spirit. All participants receive finisher medals.

The Davie PAL is a youth crime prevention program that utilizes educational, athletic and recreational activities to create trust and understanding between police officers and youth in the community. Over 600 kids of all income levels are enrolled in flag football, tutoring, boxing, mentoring, Youth Leadership, and a variety of other programs and activities.

Through this event, the Davie PAL has raised money to revitalize the boxing program, redesign and create a new teen room with board games, air hockey, pool, video games, and more.

Packet pick up will be held on January 21, from 11am to 4pm, at Mission BBQ, 2411 S University Dr. in Davie. Bergeron Rodeo Grounds are located at 4300 Davie Road in Davie. To register, visit www.daviepal.org.

Kiwanis Club of Cooper City Continues to Reach Out to Those in Need

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he Kiwanis Club of Cooper City is committed to serving the children of the world, as well as those in their own community of Cooper City. On January 28, the club will sponsor the 9th Annual Pancake Breakfast and Garage Sale at Cooper City High School. It is open to the community.

The event usually raises $3,000 - $5,000, which is used for scholarships for Cooper City Key Club seniors and to help defray the cost of some events. Breakfast begins at 7:30am and costs $5. It includes pancakes, sausage, pancake toppings, coffee, juice and pastries. Approximately 400 people typically attend the garage sale in search of a variety of old and new items. Vendors can purchase a spot for $25, which includes two parking spaces. They must bring their own tables, chairs and tents.

Members of the Kiwanis Club of Cooper City reach out to those in need throughout the year. In November, the club had Kiwanis Club of Cooper City donated hundreds of new and gently used children’s the children from Children’s Harbor visit Broward College to books to the Nicklaus Children’s Dan Marino Outpatient Center in Weston. learn about art. They picked an art project to complete and take home. In December, members helped ring the bell for the Salvation Army at Light Community Center at 6:30pm. All meetings are open to the public. The club is Up Cooper City. They went to Children’s Harbor to make Christmas wreaths and always looking for new members. ornaments. They also assembled baskets with food and Publix gift cards to help Lydia Kruger joined the Hollywood chapter in 1999. In 2007, she was a charter local Cooper City residents through the Holiday season. member of the Kiwanis Club of Cooper City and currently serves as treasurer.

The Kiwanis Club of Cooper City donated hundreds of new and gently used “The Kiwanis Club is alive and active,” said Kruger. “We are a fun and energetic children’s books to the Nicklaus Children’s Dan Marino Outpatient Center in group that works with the high school student leaders of tomorrow and helps out in Weston. They also participated in the 17th Annual Christmas in July event, coordithe community. We are driven to do more and more each year. It’s very gratifying nated by Broward County Kiwanians in Division 23 and 24, where they provided to see the good you can do for others less fortunate.” approximately 1,500 children, as well as their parents, foster parents, caregivers, or house parents, with a day of fun. Participants received backpacks filled with For information regarding the Kiwanis Club of Cooper City, conclothes, shoes, school supplies, books, toys, and hygiene products. tact Rae Levenson at 954-298-5335 or send an email to the club Club members meet on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at the Cooper City at KCCC2012@yahoo.com.

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Davie Residents Celebrate the Holidays COMMUNITY NEWS

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avie residents celebrated the holidays with friends and family in a variety of ways.

During the Winter Holiday Lighting of the Greens and Music Under the Stars at Town Hall, they watched the Mayor and Town Council turn on thousands of holiday lights to officially proclaim it

“holiday time” in Davie. During the Jingle Bell Parade, the South Florida Trail Riders paraded their decorated horses down Orange Drive. Santa visited the Old Davie School Historical Museum for Old Davie Christmas, which included pony rides, a petting zoo and more. At the Winter Holiday Snow Play at

Bergeron Rodeo Grounds, children played in 20 tons of snow; took pictures with Santa; and enjoyed a petting farm, bounce houses, slides, a climbing wall and more. Santa also called many of the wonderful children in Davie to tell them how proud he is that they were good all year.

Cooper City Residents Celebrate the Holidays

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n December 2, the City of Cooper City kicked off the holiday season with Light Up Cooper City at Memorial Park. The family event included mini twinkle lights, children’s activities, visits with Santa, and more. They even saw snow flurries during the community youth performances.

Renaissance Charter School won the Holiday Tree Decorating Contest.

On December 9, adults had an opportunity to join their friends for a holiday lunch celebration that included music, fun, and games. On December 10, Cooper City children enjoyed a magical meal during Brunch with Santa at Cooper City High School. Participants received a photo with Santa, completed a craft project and participated in “holiday” games.

For information, visit www.coopercityfl.org.

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Davie Teen Invites Public to Screening of Girl Rising

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welve-year-old Cate Kapp of Davie was searching for a “good deed” to do as part of her Mitzvah project. Since she loves school, she decided to focus on education. When Cate learned about Girl Rising, she knew she had found the perfect project. Girl Rising is a global campaign for girls’ education and empowerment. It uses the power of storytelling to share the message that educating girls can transform societies.

On January 17, from 6pm-8:15pm, at Temple Kol Ami Emanu-El, Cate will be screening the documentary film Girl Rising. She will also be hosting a discussion surrounding the film. All ages are invited.

“Every girl deserves an education, but right now 66 million girls often face barriers to education that boys do not due to gender, violence, early marriage, trafficking, bonded labor and gender discrimination,” said Cate. “When we help one girl, all girls rise. We can no longer afford to be silent.”

In the documentary film, Girl Rising follows the life stories of nine girls from the developing world, who struggle every day for freedom, education and a voice in their home countries of Cambodia, Haiti, Nepal, Ethiopia, India, Peru, Sierra Leone and Afghanistan. Since learning about Girl Rising, Cate has been trying to read as much information as possible

about the issues surrounding the girls in these countries.

“I love learning and school,” said Cate. “I can’t imagine being told you can’t go to school, because you are a girl. I would fight every step of the way until I got to attend. I see myself in these girls and I simply cannot walk away from them. One girl with courage is a revolution.”

The screening is open to anyone who wants to learn more about this issue. Cate has invited her friends from school, a women’s film group, people in the local community and many others. Girl Rising has provided her with some discussion points and a representative from the organization will join the discussion

by Skype. Cate will be accepting a donation of $18 at the door and will have t-shirts to sell as well. One hundred percent of the proceeds will be donated to Girl Rising.

To help promote the screening, Cate created a video that includes reasons she got involved in the project, as well as a trailer of the film. To view her video, visit www.vimeo. com/190454498.

Cate says that she plans to stay involved with the organization in the future. “I can’t just stop here,” said Cate.

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Old Davie School to Add Agricultural & Citrus Packing House

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itrus has played an important role in Florida’s economy and its history, including in the Town of Davie. The Old Davie School Historical Museum is putting the finishing touches on the Agricultural and Citrus Packing House Exhibit to help the history of the once-thriving industry come alive. The new exhibit will become a part of the Step-Backin-Time interactive educational program that demonstrates the life of Davie pioneers to the thousands Viele Groves before closing its doors in the 1990’s Caption: R. A. Bill Shaw & Sons packing house, 1940’s of students and museumgoers that was recently dismantled to make way for the development of homes and a park. frequent the historical campus each year.

The equipment consists of scrubber sections, which cleaned the fruit; the sorting “This new exhibit will provide an opportunity for both residents and tourists to section, where workers pulled the fruit that was too small for shipping; the wax understand how oranges are grown, harvested and marketed, and to understand and dryer, to polish the fruit; and, the bin area to prepare the fruit for shipping. the tremendous influence the industry had on Davie and Florida’s history,” said The exhibit will also include antique farm equipment and other early 20th century Leslie Schroeder, Executive Director of the Museum. artifacts.

When the first settlers arrived in Davie in 1909, they found that the area’s The building will visually replicate an original citrus packing house. Citrus warmer weather and rare freezes, rich soil and ample water supply gave the crates and signage will be placed around the packing equipment to replicate the area’s farmers an advantage over central Florida growers. The quality of Davie’s interior of a citrus packing house as it was in the 1940s. Photographs, ledger books fruit was considered among the best in the state. Davie has had about 25 groves noting production schedules, collection bags, clothing and other items associated and packing houses since the first grove was planted in 1909. By the 1940s there with Davie’s citrus farms, along with agricultural equipment from the early 1900s were over 3,000 acres of high-producing citrus groves in Davie. At its peak in to the 1950s, including a tractor, hay rake, oxen plow and other unique implements the late 1950s, there were over 5,000 acres of bearing groves in Davie producused to farm in the Everglades will be arranged in a manner to help a visitor think ing about $5 million worth of fruits annually. Today, most of Florida’s commercial they are stepping back into a moment in time. orange production is in Central Florida.

The new exhibit will include equipment donated by Math Igler Grove, a citrus Old Davie School Historical Museum is located at 6650 Griffin Rd. grove and packing house business that began operating in Davie in the 1950s and in Davie. For information, visit www.OldDavieSchool.org.

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ELLENS ULTIMATE WORKOUT Offers Five Fitness FEATURE STORY

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llen Latham MS, creator and founder of Orangetheory Fitness, is celebrating her 40th year in the business and she still loves what she does every day. The fitness “guru” is the owner of ELLENS ULTIMATE WORKOUT in Davie, which has five studios under one roof. In addition to the signature Ultimate Workout, ELLENS offers Spinning, Pilates with reformers, Ballet Barre and a Hot Yoga Studio. A team of certified instructors lead over 100 classes per week in a state-ofthe-art, 7,000-square-foot studio.

Ellen is an exercise physiologist, so she is able to develop unique programs that are effective. She provides expert fitness advice to her clients, who are men, women and children of all ages and fitness levels with the same desire to “be the best physical version of themselves.”

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Reformer Pilates I have been a dedicated member of this Pilates program for the past five years. I was in awe of the additional overall strength I got in my body from adding this internal muscle strengthening program to my training routine. I thought being a triathlete meant I was in great shape and strong. I found out I was wrong. Finding total body strength with the unique Pilates program at ELLENS has been life changing as an athlete.

Leslie Carey, 36

Reformer Pilates, Ultimate Workout, Spinning, Ballet Barre, Hot Yoga I have been a member at ELLENS for nine years.

Having all of these classes under one roof is amazing.

I can switch up my workouts and do not have to belong to five different studios. The fitness trainers in this studio are the best in the business. They never repeat the same workout and are on the cutting edge of new training methods. I am so thankful for a studio like this.

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Ultimate Workout, Hot Yoga I have been a member at ELLENS for two years. Before training at ELLENS, I was stagnant in my fitness routine. I shopped all the studios in the area before deciding on ELLENS. My favorite part is there are five studios under one roof, so I can pick and choose my workouts. I love the Ultimate and Hot Yoga combination. Most studios just have one type of workout.

ELLENS is a perfect fit for me. Her yoga professionals are so profound and professional. They travel all over the country giving workshops, because they are so good.

The words “inspiring” and “motivating” come to mind when you take any of the programs at this studio. They are always pushing you to the next level and make sure you exit every workout feeling successful.

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Reformer Pilates, Ballet Barre I have been a member at ELLENS for three years. It is my final year of dental school and I have been a member throughout. My schedule is challenging, but I do not miss my Pilates and Ballet Barre workouts. This is where my happy place is. I love pushing myself in a group setting and the trainers constantly check my posture, form and technique. This unique facility has a wonderful way of motivating people. It is a kind and judgement free atmosphere.

cannot imagine ever leaving. Four years ago, I started my Hot Yoga journey at ELLENS. It has changed me inside and out. I have developed great friendships with people in my class. I recently had a baby and joined the Mommy and Me fitness classes at the studio. ELLENS makes me feel like I am part of something bigger, which has been hard for me to find in South Florida. This unique studio has a team that has been trained on how to take care of their members mentally and physically.

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When I joined, my initial goal was to get into better shape and lose a little weight. I gave the unique Pilates program at ELLENS a try and found it was so much more than the gym workouts I was doing. The trainers are so skilled. They not only know your strengths, but can identify your weaknesses and show you how to overcome them. Pilates is my favorite workout. For one hour, I am so focused on the details of this technique-based workout. I block out the outside world. I will never leave this studio. As the studio mission states, “It makes me a better version of me!”

Brianna Rhue, 34 Reformer Pilates, Hot Yoga, Raga Stretch, Mommy and Me with Miss Sue I have been a member of ELLENS for six years. I found this outstanding studio, with such well-rounded fitness programs and outstanding staff, and was thrilled. There is nothing like it in the area. I

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Reformer Pilates, Ballet Barre, Hot Yoga, Ultimate Kids As a mom, I love that everything is under one roof at this studio. I can get toned and more flexible, as my sons get physically fit as well. The boys look forward to their workouts. The routines change every class.

The patience and encouragement from the trainer is incredible. All the kids feel like champions in Miss Marie’s class. She makes them feel successful regardless of what they can or cannot do. ELLENS is the real deal for the entire family.

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Reformer Pilates, Spinning, Ultimate Workout I have been a member of ELLENS for eight years.

This studio draws wonderful members, where you will find friendships in the halls between classes talking

Studio Programs Under One Roof I delivered and added Ballet Barre. The class has attention to detail and produces incredible results.

The trainers are the most knowledgeable fitness professionals and so inspiring. Both my children, Maddie and Jake, attend Miss. Cindy’s Yoga. At the end of every class, the children tell Miss Cindy what they are grateful for in life and what honorable things they did that day. In the world we live in today, every child should attend Miss Cindy’s class.

about our shared effort in classes and experiences. It is a studio that attracts the most talented fitness professionals, each with their own wonderful motivating teaching style. Words of wisdom always allow my husband and me to leave ELLENS vitalized with seeds planted for a fruitful and joyful day.

We can always look back and say, “We trained hard and lived gently.”

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Jackie, Maddie and Jake Levy, 37, 7 & 4 Reformer Pilates, Ballet Barre, Ultimate Workout, Miss Cindy’s Yoga I was doing the ultimate workout when I got pregnant with Maddie and was able to continue working out until I popped. I returned soon after

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f you have ever dreamed of riding in a police car with an officer on patrol, now is your chance. It is one of the many things participants will get to do during the Davie Police Department’s 46th Civilian Police Academy (CPA). It features a series of informative presentations on a variety of topics designed to teach participants about the roles, responsibilities, and functions of the Davie Police Department.

The 12-week class usually fills up quickly. The next one begins in February.

Members of the 45th Civilian Police Academy class “The Civilian Police Academy gives participants a good understanding of all aspects of the police department,” said Lieutenant Ed Smith, Public Information Officer. “The program allows them to interact with our officers and staff. It also gives them insight into what it is like to be a police officer and how the police department is managed.”

This academy is open to all residents of Davie and Southwest Ranches.

Attendees have ranged in age from 18 to their 80’s. Some are representatives of HOA’s, while others just want to know more about their local police department.

The course includes both classroom and field instructions. Attendees learn about the various responsibilities that face officers, as well as the procedures and techniques used by officers when handling different situations. Some of the topics include: police use of force, legal issues, community policing, crime prevention, firearms familiarization, DUI enforcement, patrol and criminal investigations, and more.

During the course, participants will tour the entire police department, including the crime lab and gun range. They will interact with representatives from each unit within the police department. They will discuss investigations and view crime scene photos. The week prior to graduation, they will have an opportunity to engage in live scenarios that police officers encounter on a daily basis. They will also participate in scenario-based demonstrations from the Canine Unit, Dive Team, Motor Unit, SWAT and others.

The class is held on Tuesdays nights, from 7pm - 10pm, in the Community Room at the Davie Police Department, located at 1230 South Nob Hill Road. It is limited to no more than 25 people. The cost is $25.

For registration and information, contact Patti Dobson at 954693-8265 or send an email to pdobson@davie-fl.gov.

17th Annual Forest Ridge Holly Day Parade and Fair Is a Success

BY DEBBY TEICH

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undreds gathered to enjoy fun, food and festivities at the 17th Annual Forest Ridge Holly Day Parade and Fair. The theme of this year’s parade was “Jingle Bell Rock.” It included Santa Claus in a vintage Rolls Royce convertible, Cooper City High School Marching Band, NSU Baseball Team, Reef Independent Drum Line, Western and Everglades High Junior ROTC groups, Soroptimist of Davie, Magnolia Service Unit (Brownies), Veterans, South Florida Trail Riders of Broward, floats, classic cars, Mahi Shriners, Forest Ridge Lords & Ladies, dignitaries and more.

“Our crowd was much bigger than in years past,” said Kitty Preziosi, event leader of an all-volunteer neighborhood team and co-founder of the parade in 2000. “Many viewers called it our best parade ever.”

Over 45 groups participated. They threw candy and beaded necklaces to the crowds that lined the streets. Broward Health Medical Center handed out literature and had their crash dummies on display. Indian Ridge Jazz Band, led by Larry Brewer, entertained the crowds before the parade started.

Some of the VIPs included Grand Marshall Davie Fire Chief Julie Downey, Davie Mayor Judy Paul, Town Councilmembers Susan Starkey and Caryl Hattan, Superintendent of Broward County Public Schools Robert W. Runcie, Broward School Board member Laurie Rich Levinson, Indian Ridge Principal Frank Zagari, Billy the Marlin, Seminole Indian Princesses, Victoria Post, Publix “Plato” Dinosaur and others.

After the parade, the crowd moved to the Forest Ridge Greens for the fair. They enjoyed refreshments, hot dogs, inflatable fun, face painting, balloon twisting, games, raffles, and more. There were also live stage performances by the Forest Ridge Woman’s Club Dancing Queens, South Florida Cloggers, Pure Dynamics Dance Studio, Police Pipe & Drum Corps of Florida, North Perry Squadron Civil Air Patrol Cadets and others.

For information, visit www.hollydayparade.com.

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t’s the beginning of the year and many of you have New Year Resolutions to lose weight so you can look and feel great! But how do you stick to your resolution? You need goals and the proper functional medicine guidance to help make it possible. Most of us think that weight loss is the simple equation of limiting the number of calories and increasing the intensity and frequency of exercise and this equals weight loss. If it’s that simple, then why are so many people plateaued at their present weight or in fact gaining weight while eating better than they ever have and exercising more?

There are many factors that may be impacting your weight loss and here is an example of some: ▸▸ Not eating enough calories per day? Did you know that if you did not get enough calories per day you could actually gain weight? The body sees this as starvation and turns on different glands, such as the adrenal glands in the body, to increase blood sugar that then that gets turned into fat. Do you know what your calorie intake per day should be?

Instead of filling out an equation that can lead to false information, test your Resting Metabolic Rate to determine your actual needed caloric intake needed to achieve weight loss. This is done medically, while measuring your exhaled air over a period of time in a specialized machine. ▸▸ Is your metabolism on point? Thyroid optimization is essential to weight loss. An underactive thyroid could sabotage your weight loss efforts. Go one step further in assessing thyroid by testing the active form of thyroid that so often gets missed in annual exams. Most people only get their Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) tested, but if further testing is not done then you may be missing the boat. ▸▸ Are your hormones balanced? If you are over the age of 35, then there may be a hormonal component affecting your weight loss. Out of balanced hormones will wreak havoc on your weight. Yes, females also need adequate levels of testosterone. Testosterone for both men and women is not only for libido, but for weight loss, increasing metabolism, motivation, and stamina. ▸▸ Do you know what heart rate to be training in for successful weight loss? This is more than an equation again for your age.

Everyone is different and if you are training at too low of a heart rate or too high, then weight loss can be very difficult. We see many people who are in the gym 4-5 days a week “killing it” but have plateaued with their weight loss or have actually started gaining weight. Knowing which heart rate parameters to train in is essential for obtaining your goal of weight loss. This can be done through VO2 max testing. This is a specialized in office test that assesses your heart rate and breathing while on a treadmill to determine which heart zones are best for you to train for gaining endurance, strength or weight loss.

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Primary Care Physicians of Hollywood Offers Outstanding Care at Eight Locations in Dade and Broward Describe your office environment. We offer our patients clean, comfortable spacious settings at our multiple locations. We are deeply committed to ensuring that our patients receive state of the art medical care in a compassionate, respectful and professional manner.

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f you are looking for a one-stop medical practice with highly skilled doctors in multiple specialities who will treat whatever ails you and make you feel like a VIP, look no further than Primary Care Physicians of Hollywood. Moises Issa, M.D. F.A.C.S.G., answered some commonly asked questions about the practice.

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Care Physicians of Hollywood aims to provide comprehensive primary and preventative medical care that is affordable and accessible to the entire family.

How long has the practice been open? Our original

Hollywood office opened in 1977 and it was a one physician office. Today we offer eight convenient locations from Aventura to Plantation with 17 providers and a wound care center on campus at Taft street that does home visits if needed

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do your training? I was born in Nicaragua and raised in Miami. I went on to receive a minor in Chemistry with a Bachelor in Biological Science from Florida State University. I then received my Medical Degree from Ross University School of Medicine. I did a one year internship in Family Practice at Prince George’s Hospital in Maryland and went on to do a three year residency in Internal Medicine at Crozer Chester Hospital affiliated with Temple University in Philadelphia.

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We have specialists in the areas of dermatology, cardiology, optometry, ophthalmology and gastroenterology. We offer acupuncture, on-site labs, immigration and school physicals, glasses and contacts, at hone sleep studies, diagnostic imaging, an in-house pharmacy, diabetic testing and weight loss programs..

What differentiates you from the competition? Our goal is to have a one-stop shop as a convenience for our patients.

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We are open long hours and have Saturday and same day appointments. Walk-ins are welcome and we offer free transportation.

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Primary Care Physicians of Hollywood offers eight locations from Davie to Aventura including one in Hollywood at 6517 Taft Street, Suite 100. For more information or to schedule an appointment call 954983-9191 or visit www.pcphollywood.com

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Davie Women’s Over-40 Soccer League Holds Registration COMMUNITY NEWS

BY DEBBY TEICH

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t 70 years young, age is clearly just Some of the more traditional soccer rules have been altered to make the a number for Patsy Gibbs. Last league more beginner-friendly. The league year, she formed the Women’s Over uses FIFA rules with the following recre40 Soccer League in Davie, so she can ational exceptions: no “offsides”; goalie continue to play the sport she loves. The safety area; “on-the-fly” substitution; and league meets on Friday nights at Bamford no slide tackling. The games are family Park. It is an opportunity for women to get friendly, offering husbands and children a in shape and make new friends, as well chance to cheer for their favorite players. as to acquire and/or refine their soccer “We have a really nice bunch of ladies skills. The games are fun and the atmoin the league,” said Gibbs.

“Some are sphere is friendly. Registration will be Gibbs. “Some new to soccer, while others have played held on January 5, from 6pm-8pm, in the before.

Either way, everyone seems to Multipurpose Building at Bamford Park in before. Either enjoy the game as well as the exercise and Davie. camaraderie that come with it.”

Gibbs grew up at a time when there The current season runs from January were few team sports for girls and soccer to April. The cost is $70. Players who regwas not popular. In her late 30’s, she joined ister after the deadline will be placed on her first soccer league, run by the Cooper 30+. In the waiting list until an opening becomes City Optimists for women age 30+. In available. The next season is from 1995, she and Gayle Smitter formed the September to December.

Michelob Light Women’s Recreational December.

There is also a Davie Women’s over-25 Soccer League, which still exists as the Recreational Softball League. Registration Broward Women’s Sports Program in 30+. will be held on January 5, from 6pm – 8pm, Pembroke Pines for women 30+.

Coralreefers team from the Davie Women’s over-40 Recreational Soccer League in the Multipurpose Building at Bamford The Davie league is geared towards To keep Park. Games will be played on Sunday mornings at 9am and 10:15am. Individuals recreational or beginner “soccer moms” and even “soccer grand moms.” moms.” To the league fun and friendly, registration is for individuals only; no team registraonly; no team sign-ups. Beginners are welcome. The cost is $70 per player. tions. Each team is balanced to include a range of experience levels. They are reBamford Park is located at 3801 S. Pine Island Drive in Davie. For assigned to different teams each season, so that they can meet more people. Their information on soccer or softball, call 954-494-9633. teammate one season might be their opponent during the next one.

Cooper City Teen Collects Chemo Care Packages for Girl Scout Gold Award

BY DEBBY TEICH

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s a member of Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida Troop #10425, 16-year-old Ashley Klement is dedicated to making the world a better place. She is in the process of earning a Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest achievement in Girl Scouts. She will join the ranks of generations of young women who have made a difference, both locally and globally.

Ashley joined the Girl Scouts in 1st grade. She has already earned a Bronze and Silver award. For the Bronze, she collected Band-Aids for the Children’s Oncology Department at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital. For the Silver, she made dog and cat toys and dog beds for Broward Humane Society.

In order to earn the Girl Scout Gold Award, she will need to complete a project that would make a mark on her community and create a lasting impact on the lives of others. She has to develop a plan, raise funds, find helpers and take action.

She also has to share her experience with others.

Ashley is very familiar with the impact of cancer. She lost her aunt and grandfather to cancer and her grandmother is a breast cancer survivor. For her project, she decided to create Chemo Care packages for patients who are receiving chemotherapy, regardless of their age or gender. Some of the items she is collecting include: hand sanitizer, hard candy, lotion, socks with grips, gum, scarves, bandana hats, blankest, Sudoku books, Kleenex, word search books and more.

“My goal is to help over 100 patients feel they are not alone in this and that there are a lot of people here to help them,” said Ashley. “If collecting items and putting together care packages brightens their day, then I have reached my Gold. While delivering packages I would also like to meet some of the patients and just be there to listen to them. They might just need someone to talk to.”

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Cinque Terre Italian Restaurant 7750 Nova Drive | (954) 368-3633 cinqueterrerestaurant.com Italian $$

Esposito’s NewYork & Coal Fire Pizza 2221 S University Drive | (954) 916-5667 espositospizzaonline.com Italian $$

Flashback Diner

4125 Davie Road | (954) 321-3400 Diner $

Geronmios Bar & Grill

3528 University Drive | (954) 474-9998 geronimosbar.com Sports Bar $

Havana’s Cuban Cuisine

221 S University Drive | (954) 916-5667 espositospizzaonline.com Cuban $$

Mission BBQ

2411 South University Drive | (954) 766-4304 mission-bbq.com Barbecue $$

Oh Ceviche

5941 South University Drive | (754) 666-1551 ohceviche.com Peruvian $$

Palace Indian Restaurant

11422 State Road 84 | (954) 370-4750 palaceindiancuisine.com Indian $$

Shinju Japanese Buffet

3305 South University Drive | (954) 472-3666 sjbuffet.com Japanese $$

Vienna Cafe & Win Bar

9100 W State Road 84 NW | (954) 432-1961 viennawinebar.com Continental $$

Vinnie’s Lobster Bar

5810 South University Drive | (954) 680-3323 vinnieslobserbarflorida.com Seafood $$

Ye Olde Falcon Pub

eatgobistro.com Japanese $$

thetacospothollywood.com Mexican $$

brimstonewoodfiregrill.com Steakhouse $$

The Greek Joint

Tipsy Boar

Brusketta Italian Café

Hyde Beach Kitchen & Cocktails

Viva Brazil

La Casserola

Il Posto Ristorante

Whiskey Tango Bar & Grill

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1925 Hollywood Blvd | (954) 929-9966 thegreekjoint.com Greek $$ 111 S Surf Rd | (954) 699-0901 crabs.com American $$$

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Jack’s Hollywood Diner

1031 North Federal Highway | (954) 929-2888 jacksdiner.com Diner $

JWB Prime

1111 North Ocean Drive | (954) 874-4462 jwbrestaurant.com Steakhouse $$$$

2867 South University Drive | (954) 424-0300 yeoldefalconpub.com Pub $

La Flambee

Yuzu Sushi

Laura’s Cuba Restaurant

2211 South University Drive | (954) 870-7553 ushiosushi.com.com Sushi $$

HALLANDALE BEACH Adena Grill

900 Silks Run | (954) 464-2333 adenagrill.com Steakhouse $$$$

Frankey’s Sports Bar

900 Silks Run | (954) 464-2333 frankeysbar.com Sports Bar $$

Juniper on the Water

1975 South Ocean Drive | (954) 544-3370 juniperonthewater.com American $$

ROK BRGR Burger Bar

600 Silks Run | (954) 367-3970 rokbrgr.com American $$

HOLLYWOOD Chillbar

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Ends Meat

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Firehouse BBQ & Smoking Company

6401 Sheridan Street | (954) 245-9706 firehousesubs.com Barbeque $

GG’s Waterfront Bar & Grill

606 North Ocean Drive | (954) 929-7030 ggswaterfront.com American $$$$

Giorgio’s Bakery & Bistro

800 N Ocean Dr | (954) 929-5550 giorgiosbakery.com American $$$

GoBistro

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2051 Hollywood Boulevard | (954) 613-5726 French $$ 2723 Boulevard | (954) 921-9990 laurascubanrestaurant.com Cuban $$

Land Shark Bar & Grill

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Pachamanka Authentic Peruvian 321 Johnson Street | (954) 926-1020 pachamankarestaurant.com Peruvian $$

Rickey’s Restaurant & Sports Bar

4799 Hollywood Boulevard | (954) 966-1429 Sports Bar $$

Rudy’s Pub & Restaurant

1650 Johnson St | (954) 927-6040 rudysofhollywood.com American $$

Shabo’s Barbecue

1840 Harrison Street | (954) 559-6164 shabosbarbecue.com Moroccan $$

Shenanigans Sports Pub

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Siamrice Thai & Tapas

5071 Sheridan Street | (954) 981-2002 siamricethaitapas.com Thai $$

Sonny’s Famous Steak Hogies

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The Taco Spot

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1906 Harrison Street | (954) 947-6306 thetipsyboar.com American $$ 1657 South 21st Avenue | (954) 548-6255 vivabrazilfl.com Steakhouse $$ 1903 Hollywood Blvd | (954) 925-2555 whiskeytangofl.com American $$

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Gold Marquess Fine Chinese Food 8525 Pines Boulevard | (954) 367-7730 goldmarquess.com Chinese $$$

Haruko Japanese Fusion

18283 Pines Boulevard | (754) 703-4847 harukomiami.com Japanese $$

I Love Tacos Restaurant

MIRAMAR

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Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza

Kaya’s Mediterranean Bistro

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Mezes Greek Taverna

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Mikan Japanese Restaurant

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The Pub Pembroke

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La Famiglia

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PLANTATION 7 Flavors Restaurant

7815 West Sunrise Boulevard | (954) 370-6200 7flavors.net Indian $$

J. Alexander’s

8550 West Broward Boulevard | (954) 916-8837 jalexandersholdings.com American $$

Al Natour Restaurant

1787 North University Drive | (954) 514-7277 alnatourrestaurant.com Middle Eastern $$

Al Salam

1816 North University Drive | (954) 916-5193 alsalam-restaurant.com Middle Eastern $$

Amazing Asian Bistro

10101 Cleary Boulevard | (954) 474-3797 amazingasianbistro.com Japanese Fusion $$

Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza

Thai Thai

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Vignetos Italian Grill

1511 South University Drive | (954) 915-0806 vignetosplantation.com Italian $$

Sicilian Oven

801 South University Drive | (954) 533-1047 sicilianoven.com Italian $$

Vivace Gourmet Pizza & Pasta

9763 West Broward Boulevard | (954) 440-2189 vivacepizza.com Italian $$

Zona Fresca

1095 South University Drive | (954) 370-3332 zonafresca.com Mexican $$

WESTON Acquolina Ristorante

512 North Pine Island Road | (954) 474-3311 Italian $$

2320 Weston Road | (954) 389-1880 acquolinaweston.com Italian $$

Ella Café

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9743 West Broward Boulevard | (954) 530-4264 ellacafeplantation.com Coffee Shop $

The Green Wave

5221 West Broward Boulevard | (954) 581-8377 greenwavecafe.org Vegetarian $$

Izgara Express

1251 South Pine Island Road | (954) 475-8990 Middle Eastern $

KIKO Japanese and Thai

801 South University Drive | (954) 473-0077 kikorestaurant.com Japanese, Thai $$

Las Vegas Cuban Cuisine

7015 West Broward Boulevard | (954) 584-4400 lasvegascubancuisine.com Cuban $

Lime Fresh Mexican Grill

801 South University Drive | (954) 472-5550 limefreshmexicangrill.com Mexican $

Marumi Sushi

8271 West Sunrise Boulevard | (954) 318-4455 marumisushi.net Japanese $$

Mustard Seed Bistro

2780 Weston Road | (954) 306-0781 belliniweston.com Italian $$

Carolina Ale House

2618 Weston Road | (954) 217-1233 carolinaalehouse.com Sports Bar $

Cerviche Arigato Restaurant

288 Indian Trace | (954) 385-5585 cevichearigato.com Peruvian Fusion $$

The Cheese Course

1679 Market Street | (954) 384-8183 thecheesecourse.com Cafe $$

1893 North Pine Island Road | (954) 370-0039 zaatarlebanesefood.com Middle Eastern $

Las Cholitas

1831 North Pine Island Road | (954) 306-6041 Peruvian $$

Landlubber’s Raw Bar & Grill

1851 North Pine Island Road | (954) 473-2884 Landlubbersbarandgrill.com Sports Bar $$

3491 Hiatus Road, Sunrise 954-572-0821 $ All That Jazz Café & Grill is not your typical restaurant. By day it operates as New York Music Academy, but on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights it becomes a hip dinner club, serving outstanding food and playing live music. The menu features a wonderful blend of American, New Orleans and world cuisines. From flame grilled steaks and fresh seafood to specialty tacos and original pasta dishes, the food is all-natural, homemade and always cooked to order.

Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza

3111 SW 160th Avenue, Miramar 954-392-3811 $$ 512 North Pine Island Road, Plantation 954-474-3311 $$ With the right mix of ingredients, Anthony Bruno, founder and CEO of Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza, has created an expanding restaurant company with top-quality ingredients, a simple, consistent menu, authentic, coal-burning ovens and a staff that treats guests like “family.” In addition to pizza, customers enjoy a variety of “Italian Soul Food” items, including Coal Oven Roasted Chicken Wings and Eggplant Marino (named for NFL Hall of Fame legend and restaurant partner Dan Marino).

Entretapas

3305 South University Drive, Davie 954-472-3666 $$ Shinju Japanese Buffet is one of the finest and freshest Sushi and seafood buffet chains in the area.

Enjoy a large quantity of high quality choices, as you dine in an elegant restaurant with attentive customer service. The large buffet includes more than 100 quality all-you-can-eat Oriental-flavored items, with approximately 45 types of freshly-made Sushi, Rolls and Sashimi; crab legs; peel-n-eat shrimp and more.

Shinju also offers wine, sake and domestic beer, with B1G1 on Mondays and Tuesdays all day. Receive free lunch or dinner on your birthday.

74 Indian Trace | (954) 385-3262 entretapasweston.com Spanish $$

I Love Tacos Restaurant

2203 North Commerce Parkway | (954) 515-0120 ilovetacosrestaurant.com Mexican $$

La Perla Seafood Bar & Grill

Zaatar Lebanese Food

All That Jazz Café & Grill

Shinju Japanese Buffet

Padrino’s Cuban Cuisine

1487 South University Drive | (954) 533-7104 Bakery $

8525 Pines Boulevard, Pembroke Pines 954-367-7730 $$$ Gold Marquess Fine Chinese Cuisine invites guests to experience an elegant atmosphere where modern Asian decor meets a retained authentic Cantonese cuisine. Enjoy large portions of delectable meat and live prepared seafood along with a harmonized wine and cocktail menu. Sample the expansive dim sum dishes carefully hand-crafted from scratch. Or celebrate an exclusive event with family, friends and colleagues.

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Ireland’s Steakhouse

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Gold Marquess Fine Chinese Food

Duffy’s Sports Grill

256 South University Drive | (954) 533-9326 mustardseedbistro.com Café $$ 801 South University Drive | (954) 476-5777 padrinos.com Cuban $

Our City Picks

250 Racquet Club Road | (954) 349-5656 Steakhouse $$$$ 1396 SW 160th Avenue | (954) 385-1102 laperlarestaurants.com Peruvian $$

La Pequeña Colombia

1300 SW 160th Ave | (954) 349-9070 lapequenacolombia.com Colombian $$

La Rural

2350 Weston Road | (954) 389-5009 laruralweston.com Steakhouse $$

La Torretta

308 Indian Trace | (954) 217-9935 latorrettaweston.com Italian $$

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Rickey’s Restaurant & Sports Bar 4799 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood 954-966-1429 $$ Rickey’s has been an institution in Hollywood for 60 years and was one of the area’s first restaurants when Hollywood was just a dirt road. They are known for their friendly, casual atmosphere and fully stocked sports bar. Besides being a great spot to catch a game on one of their 15 TVs, game day specials such as 20 chicken wings plus a pitcher for $19.95 during all football games always score big.

Other feature items include burgers, ribs, steaks, salads and lobster. Thursday-Sunday enjoy their 2 for $25.95 Lobster Special. They are also always open 7 days a week from 11am-2am.

JWB Prime Steakhouse

1111 North Ocean Drive, Hollywood 954-874-4462 $$$$ Located at Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort JWB offers a contemporary menu of fresh seafood including spear-caught fish, a raw bar and prime steaks paired with world-class wines and handcrafted cocktails. JWB, named after James (Jimmy) William Buffett himself, is ideal for romantic dinners or small group gatherings.

Parc 28

1382 Weston Road, Weston 954-389-7029 $ IParc 28 has been serving the Weston community for the past 25 years. It specializes in authentic Chinese cuisine, as well as Malaysian, Thai, Indian and exotic Asian food. It offers different specials weekly, in addition to its popular daily lunch and dinner specials.

The extensive menu offers something for everyone including vegetarian, low fat and low salt options.

The Asian-feeling restaurant will give diners a true taste of Asian flavors.

POC American Fusion Buffet & Sushi

1651 Bonaventure Boulevard, Weston 954-389-5188 $$ POC American Fusion Buffet and Sushi is a true culinary experience. It offers a vast array of dishes from around the world in the first ever “non-traditional” buffet-style dining restaurant. House specialty sushi includes the Lobster Roll (served on holidays) and Salmon Caviar Nigiri. In addition to an expansive sushi and sashimi buffet, other POC delicacies include barbecue steak, ribeye, and hibachi grill. It offers a special menu on holidays.

Zona Blu

189 Weston Road, Weston 954-617-7999 $$ Zona Blu specializes in Sardinian-style Italian cuisine. The casual , family-friendly restaurant and deli/market serves fresh seafood, homemade pasta, wood-fired pizza and offers a fine selection of imported wines. Its signature dishes include Linguine Nere all-Arresina and Fregola Sarda ai Frutti di Mare. It offers a monthly Agriturismo Night, as well as a Chef’s Choice menu featuring Zona Blu’s most popular Sardinian dishes prepared by Chef Andrea Fadda.

Sushi Tom

1396 SW 160th Avenue, Weston 954-385-3688 $$ Sushi Tom has been serving the highest quality sushi in Weston since 2009. It specializes in authentic Japanese cuisine featuring teriyaki, tempura and an extensive menu of fresh sushi and sashimi, at reasonable prices. There is even an all-you-can-eat sushi menu. Sushi Tom offers dine-in, take-out and delivery.

Sushiato

4483 Weston Road, Weston 754-223-7923 $$ The concept behind Sushiato, the art of sushi; is different from what we know as Sushi restaurants, because Sushiato presents Sushi with a “Latin Fusion” exotic and tropical flavors mixed with original Japanese cuisine and recipes. Their owners came from Venezuela with this idea and Weston received them open arms sharing the dream of this new concept. Weston is a clear example of what a great fusion gives a city: diverse nationalities, cultures, styles, accents and flavors that melt to create a new identity.

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2250 Weston Road | (954) 384-9007

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Western High School Participates in Harvest Drive

BY DEBBY TEICH

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wenty-four years ago, Renee Herman initiated a canned food drive to help 25 families in need. As the effort grew and she needed more space, she moved her collection site to Western High School in Davie. The Harvest Drive is now a yearlong project that culminates in an event that takes place every Thanksgiving. It is a classic example of “children helping children.”

“We are teaching the children that together we can create a culture of giving,” said Herman.

This year, Harvest Drive provided 2,700 families in Broward County with a complete Thanksgiving dinner, plus a week’s worth of groceries. Students at more than 190 schools, as well as churches, temples, neighborhoods, girl/boy scout troops and others conducted drives in order to supply the Harvest Drive with families. non-perishable food that were be distributed to the families.

There are 12 high schools and three middle schools that schools that serve as distribution centers, plus 200 participating schools.

The families, who are referred by social service agencies and Broward County school social workers, received an average of 10 overflowing bags of groceries containing turkey, stuffing, vegetables, pies and more. They also “shopped” for clothing, shoes, books, and toys.

At Western, the entire school got involved in the Harvest Drive, including staff, administration and many clubs. To kick off the effort, students brought non-perishable items to the Homecoming Pep Rally. They joined volunteers from throughout Davie that included individuals, businesses, police and fire departments and more.

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NSU University School Students Are Learning to Innovate

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n the Innovation Lab at NSU University School’s Lower School, even the “In our Innovation Lab, students are free to explore their own passions,” said youngest students have resources available to learn design thinking, develop Michele Garren, Innovation Lab Instructor. “The program guides students from problem solving and critical thinking skills, and build creative confidence. They ‘play to purpose’ by fostering student-driven creativity, innovation, discovery, sharare designing, building, testing, and improving devices, such as catapults, electro- ing and collaboration in order to provide students with the skills necessary for motors, magnetic trains, and gravity cars; learning to code; experimenting with 3D tackling real-world problems.”

Alanna Frier, 10, is learning to code. She recently made a house for the Dash printers and more. and Dot robots and added working lights to the exterior. “Coding is my favorite, “There is no substitute for authentic hands-on learning,” said Adam Carswell, because I feel like I can do what I am meant to do,” said Alanna. “It is challenging, Lower School Director at NSU University School. “Teachers encourage students but once I get past that I feel like I have accomplished a lot.” to question assumptions, brainstorm solutions to problems, test theories, explain Hunter James, 10, likes to work on 3D printing projects. “I like 3D printing, results, and defend their conclusions. In short, teachers help students to work because you can find a way to print everything,” said Hunter. “I like to create, together and to think.” because it is fun and I can make pretty much anything. I am good at building and All students in junior kindergarten through 5th grade can visit the lab for open the lab gives me a place to do it.” innovation in the mornings, during recess, and after school. Classes come to the Mica Elnatan, 9, is currently trying to fix the code for one of the robot challab regularly during the school day to work on innovation projects that integrate into their thematic units. Students are encouraged to code using Dash and Dot lenges in a Wonder League Competition. “Even though it is hard, it is fun,” said robots, Cubelets, Lego WeDoconstructions, OSMO, Puzzlets, KIBO and Blue Bots.

Mica. “I am so happy when the challenge is supposed to be hard and I finish it.

They have access to iPads and laptops. The lab houses a VexIQ competition arena, The coding helps me get in the zone and concentrate. It helps me focus and trains a Leap augmented reality station and three 3-D printers. There are bins of buildmy brain.” ing materials and ready access to student tools.

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s I sit down to write this article, I am trying out a new tooth whitening product which we are considering for the practice. We have reviewed the research provided by the manufacturer, have listened to paid experts who lecture on its behalf and have read over the instructions provided for use. Still the last test is personal. The doctor has become the patient. There is no doubt that cosmetic dentistry has become a big part of public demand over the past decade. The surprising part is that the market has opened up to a younger population. We are asked more and more about the appropriate time to consider dental bleaching for children, as well as the effectiveness of over-the counter products.

Let’s first examine the downside/side effects of bleaching. The most commonly documented side effect is sensitivity. This can be from sensitivity of teeth or gum tissue, but is usually the later due to an ill fitting tray. The good news is that sensitivity goes away after the bleaching product is discontinued.

The second most common side effect is leakage of the margins of a present restoration. What this means is that it may shorten the lifespan of a filling or crown. However, well prepared/fitting dental work would tend to be less affected.

What then is the benefit of a professional system vs. an over-the counter (OTC) system? The main difference between the two is the concentration of the active ingredient, which is carbamide peroxide in most cases.

Professional systems work faster, make teeth whiter, and results tend to last longer. OTC systems are more accessible and are usually less expensive. In my opinion, the most important part of the process, no matter which system is used, is making whitening part of the dental treatment plan. For example, whitening may have no effect on specific teeth that were previously traumatized. Whitening in this situation may make the traumatized tooth/teeth more noticeable due to the increased contrast with other teeth after bleaching.

Additionally, if you are planning new dental work, it may make sense to whiten the teeth before choosing a shade for your new dental restorations. The reason is that when whitening your teeth, dental restorations will not whiten with your teeth. For these reasons and many others, a discussion with your dentist may save you heartache and possibly money in the long run.

Parents often point out a concern that their child’s front teeth are darker than back teeth. In children between the ages of 7 and 12, this is usually due to the contrast between baby teeth and permanent teeth. Baby teeth are typically lighter in color by multiple shades. The reason for this is differing thicknesses of the layers of the teeth which reflect light differently. Bleaching teeth at this stage is not advised, because this would create a situation in which there will be more noticeable contrast each time a new tooth erupted.

In fact, we recommend waiting until all baby teeth fall out before considering whitening.

From the vantage point of the dental professional, we are looking for a product that whitens teeth effectively and lasts as long as possible. It should cause only minimal sensitivity (hopefully none) and have an easy delivery system. On that note, I will excuse myself to remove my trays and check out my new shade.

Drs. Maria and Alon Grosman are Board Certified Pediatric Dentist and Orthodontist. Their office is located at 4401 S Flamingo Road, on the NW corner of Griffin and Flamingo Rd. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 954-236-3434.

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elocation involves a parent who wishes to move out of this jurisdiction with his/ her minor children. This issue can surface during a divorce or after a divorce has been finalized. The fact that many of the residents of South Florida are originally from another location adds to their desire to move “back home,” where they may have emotional and perhaps financial support. Sometimes a family relocates to South Florida due to a job transfer or a better career opportunity.

It may require the couple to move away from the comfort of their home and the security of their family. The problems that a desire to relocate creates cannot usually be resolved by a simple agreement.

As an example, mom wants to move back to New Jersey with the parties’ two minor children. They are either in the midst of a divorce or the divorce has already occurred. Dad is choosing to stay in South Florida and has no desire or intention to move back north. Can mom move? Can dad stop her?

The answer to each of these questions is “perhaps.”

The law in Florida allows a parent and the minor children to relocate a maximum of 50 miles from the address where they reside. This of course can

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cause problems as well. If both parents are involved in the children’s lives, a move of 50 miles can drastically change a time sharing schedule. A relocation of even 10 miles can affect a child’s school district. A change of 50 miles will require, more often than not, a modification of the time sharing schedule.

Midweek dinners or morning drives to school with the parent remaining in the area will become impossible. This is especially true if the parents are following a 50/50 time sharing schedule.

If a move of just a few miles can alter a time sharing plan, imagine how a relocation of hundreds of miles will affect the status quo. The law does, however, allow for relocation under certain circumstances. The court must weigh the benefit to the minor children against the effect it will have on the parent/ child relationship. It’s true that the relocating parent may experience better financial circumstances if allowed to move, but how will the parent/child relationship suffer as a result? There are generally no easy answers.

The most important thing to remember is that a parent cannot relocate with a minor child beyond 50 miles without a court order or agreement of the other parent. In reality, even a 50 mile change will usually require a modification to be filed, as long as it affects the current time sharing schedule. The parent seeking to relocate must file a petition and fully inform the other parent of his/her intentions; including address of new residence, purpose in moving and a proposed time sharing schedule. Family court judges will often express the fact that these types of cases are the most difficult to decide.

If you are faced with a possible relocation issue, I suggest you contact my office and schedule a free consultation.

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nterest rates are increasing. According to Freddie Mac’s latest survey, the 30-year fixed rate mortgage interest rate jumped up to 3.94% in December 2016. Interest rates had been hovering around 3.5% since June of 2016, and many of you may be wondering why the significant increase.

A presidential election creates uncertainty in the markets. As November approaches, many investors pull their funds from the more volatile and less predictive stock market to invest in Treasury Bonds. When this occurs, the interest rate on Treasury Bonds does not have to be as high to entice investors to buy them; therefore, interest rates decrease. Once the President has been elected, investors return to the stock market and other investments, leaving the Treasury to raise rates to make bonds more attractive again.

Will a rise in interest rates really affect our South Florida market?

Davie: In the past 30 days, of the 72 sales, 30 were cash!

Cooper City: In the past 30 days, of the 32 sales, 9 were cash!

What about our lack of inventory?

We all realize that the best time to sell anything is when demand is high and the supply of that item is limited.

Why is this great for Davie and Cooper City sellers?

When there is less than a six-month supply of inventory, we are in a seller’s market, and we will see appreciation. More than a seven-month supply, we are in a buyer’s market and should expect depreciation. We are, and will remain, in a seller’s market with prices still increasing until more listings come to the market.

Where does Davie stand?

COMPARED TO 2015 Single Family Homes for Sale Single Family Homes Closed Single Family Homes Pending Condos for Sale Condos Closed Condos Pending

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There is currently 3.8 months of inventory in Davie across all property types – which is extremely low and dictates a Seller’s market.

Where does Cooper City stand?

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There is currently 2.9 months of inventory in Cooper City across all property types – which is extremely low and dictates a Seller’s market.

If you are planning to upsize or downsize, now is the time. Many people are in South Florida during the winter months and are looking for a retreat from the snow and cold weather. More New Yorkers are purchasing in South Florida.

I look forward to a prosperous 2017 and a Happy New Year to each and every one of you!

Zona Horton has been successfully selling Real Estate in South Florida for over 30 years. She recently joined the international Keller Williams family of companies and will continue serving Davie, Cooper City and surrounding cities. Call her for all your Real Estate needs. For information, visit www.ZonaHorton.com or send an email to zonahorton@gmail.com.

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It was the state of my own chocolate Labrador, Bruno, which prompted me to investigate the living conditions of geriatric dogs. In 2008, Bruno was 11 years old and became paralyzed in both rear legs due to chronic intervertebral disk disease, resulting in both of his cervical (neck) and lumbar (lower back) disk herniations. My family and I decided to get a wheel chair for Bruno. Since Bruno was neutered, I thought he had no muscle tone or bone density.

At that point, I was desperate and decided to try Dogosterone Treatment on Bruno Bieber Bruno. Five months later, he was walking all by himself. He continued to walk on his own for another four years, until he naturally died of chronic renal failure.

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Sheridan West Animal Clinic is located at 12109 Sheridan Street (on the corner of Sheridan and Flamingo in the Shoppes of Cooper City). For information, call 954-432-6230, visit www. dogosterone.com or send an email to drdsbieber@gmail.com.

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am pleased to report that the town has multiple copies of a document put out by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. It is the small scale horse operations manual, which is intended for use by horse and pony owners who do not typically operate as a business and are characterized as “non-commercial.” It is an educational tool to provide guidance to small scale noncommercial horse owners on equine management practices that will help minimize nonpoint source pollution and protect Florida’s water resources.

The documents will be available in the lobby of the Town Hall administrative building.

The two officers of our mounted patrol have been highly visible at town events and we are excited that a third officer is now in training. They are regularly patrolling downtown Davie and the trail system, as well as areas in and around mobile home parks. As the unit increases in number, their areas of coverage will also expand.

Congratulations and good luck to all. The horses also wear badges and are considered an integral part of our police force.

Here are a few tips Photo Credit: Town of Davie to reduce your chances of having your car stolen. This is just a partial list. You can view all the tips at the Davie Police website: ▸▸ Always take your keys. Never leave them in the car. Nearly 20% of all vehicles stolen have the keys in them. ▸▸ Always lock your car. Approximately 50% of all vehicles stolen are left unlocked. ▸▸ Never hide a second set of keys in your car. Extra keys can easily be found if a car theif takes time to look. ▸▸ Park in well-lighted areas. Over half of all vehicles thefts occur at night. ▸▸ Park in attended lots. Auto thieves do not like witnesses and prefer unattended parking lots. ▸▸ If you park in an attended lot, leave only the ignition/door key. If your trunk and glovebox use the same key as the door, have one of them changed. Don’t give the attendant easy access to your glovebox and trunk. Upon returning, check the tires, spare and battery to insure they are the same as those you had when parked. ▸▸ Never leave your car running, even if you will only be gone for a minute.

Vehicles are commonly stolen at convenience stores, gas stations, ATM’s, etc. Many vehicles are also stolen on cold mornings when the owner leaves the vehicle running to warm up. Leaving your key in an unattended motor vehicle is a crime in some states. ▸▸ Completely close your car windows when parking. Don’t make it any easier for the thief to enter your vehicle. ▸▸ Don’t leave valuables in plain view. Don’t make your car a more desirable target and attract thieves by leaving valuables in plain sight. ▸▸ Park with your wheels turned towards the curb. Make your car tough to tow away. Wheels should also be turned to the side in driveways and parking lots. ▸▸ If your vehicle is rear-wheel drive, back into your driveway. Front-wheel drive vehicles should be parked front end first. On four-wheel drive vehicles, the rear wheels sometimes lock, making them difficult to tow.

For information about Davie’s calendar of events, visit www. davie-fl.gov.

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Continuing Our Tradition of Excellence

BY SHERIFF SCOTT ISRAEL

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hank you, Broward! I am extremely humbled and grateful for your support and overwhelming vote of confidence. On January 3, I will take the oath of office for my second term as Sheriff. This distinct honor is more than a personal victory for me - it’s a victory for all the amazing men and women of the Broward Sheriff’s Office, and for those in our community who support our public safety mission.

When I first took office four years ago, I promised to bring fresh ideas to BSO. The ways of the past – where our young sons and daughters were sent to jail for minor infractions, and produced soaring crime rates – was not acceptable. As head of the nation’s largest fully-accredited Sheriff’s agency, BSO is expected to set an example for other law enforcement agencies around the country to follow.

Through effective and innovative programs, BSO delivered on these promises - and I’m extremely proud that our dedicated sworn and civilian personnel are a shining example of everything law enforcement should strive to be. Each day, BSO makes a real difference in all of our diverse communities. Crime is at historic lows, our children are given every opportunity to succeed and Broward is safer and more united than ever before.

But we cannot be content to rest upon our current successes. As we move forward into the New Year and my second term as Sheriff, we also begin writing a new chapter. The successes of the past four years laid a solid foundation and serve as a launching pad for bigger and better things to come. In the coming months, BSO will roll out numerous initiatives and programs focused on both ensuring the safety of all Broward’s residents, while also taking steps to improve their quality of life. These initiatives will tackle pressing problems with commonsense solutions.

As you may know, helping children mature into successful adults is my highest priority. The civil citation and P.R.O.M.I.S.E. programs are huge successes, and I believe an expansion of these programs can produce even more significant results.

We must also continue to help those suffering from mental health issues.

These are not problem people, but people with problems. We are working on multiple programs to provide them with the assistance they need and deserve.

Addressing this issue is a great way we can reduce the growing number of incidents of violence and prevent them from happening here. Mental illness isn’t a crime, and incarceration shouldn’t be the solution.

Changes within BSO will also continue to progress. Our proactive bodyworn camera initiative will expand so that all uniformed law enforcement deputies will be equipped with body cameras by the end of 2017. The program is our most visible commitment to providing transparency and enhancing community trust. And, finally, BSO will continue to become more reflective of our multicultural county.

Thanks again for your continued support, and I look forward to unveiling more exciting programs to make Broward an even better place to live. From all of us at BSO, my best wishes for a happy, healthy and blessed new year.

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If you want to eat a healthy diet, you’ll need to do more than choose the right foods. It’s also important to prepare foods in a healthy way. There are many different methods to cut cholesterol, trim fat and reduce calories without sacrificing taste or spending all day in the kitchen. Here are a few tips to help you serve more savory dishes that are both heart smart and nutritious.

The way you prepare foods is just as important as the foods that are being prepared. ▹ Roast using a rack so the meat or poultry does not sit in its own fat drippings. ▹ Baste with fat-free liquids such as wine, tomato juice or lemon juice instead of pan drippings. ▹ Stir-fry in a wok with vegetable stock, wine or a little bit of peanut oil. ▹ Grill or broil with a rack to allow fat to drip away from the food. ▹ Steam foods in a basket over simmering water.

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▹ Poach chicken or fish by immersing it in simmering liquid. ▹ Sauté with a nonstick metal or coated pan over high heat. ▹ Use nonstick vegetable spray, a small amount of broth or wine or a little bit of oil rubbed onto the pan using a paper towel. ▹ You can make your favorite recipes more heart healthy by substituting certain ingredients to reduce fat, cholesterol and sodium. ▹ Instead of heavy cream, use evaporated fat-free milk. ▹ Replace sour cream with low-fat cottage cheese and low-fat or nonfat yogurt. ▹ Instead of shortening, use olive, canola or safflower oil. ▹ Swap a whole egg for an egg white plus unsaturated oil, or cholesterol-free egg substitute. ▹ Trade whole or two percent milk for one percent or skim milk. ▹ Exchange canned vegetables for fresh or frozen vegetables. ▹ Switch to low-fat cheeses. ▹ When baking, replace oil, shortening or butter with ripe mashed bananas or applesauce. ▹ Use lower-cholesterol meats, such as beef round, sirloin, loin and ground beef that is 15 percent fat or less or ground turkey and chicken breast with the skin removed.

Now that you have prepared a mouth-watering, heart-healthy entrée, don’t be tempted to add on butter, sauces or dressings that can be high in cholesterol and saturated fat. Instead, try some low-fat flavorings to spice up your meal, such as salsa, horseradish, herbs (oregano, basil, cilantro, thyme, parsley, sage and rosemary), spices (cinnamon, nutmeg, pepper and paprika), mustard, catsup, and reduced fat or nonfat mayonnaise, yogurt or soy sauce. For more information about heart healthy cooking, visit the American Heart Association Web site at www.heart.org.

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DONATED BOOKS

Kiwanis Club of Cooper City donated hundreds of new and gently used children’s books to the Nicklaus Children’s Dan Marino Outpatient Center in Weston.

FIRE EXPO

Davie Fire Rescue attended the 2016 Fire Expo. Photos: Courtesy of the Town of Davie.

WINTER DANCE

NSU University School students brought their dancing skills to the stage in the annual Winter Dance Spectacular.

STUDENT GOVERNMENT

Cooper City High School student government and class officers were recently sworn in by Commissioner James Curran. Photo: Courtesy of City of Cooper City

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

Girl Scout Troop #10604 and Brady Hicks of Embassy Creek Elementary, along with Mayor Greg Ross, recently led the Cooper City Commission in the Pledge of Allegiance. Photo: Courtesy of City of Cooper City

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GIFT WRAPPING

Davie-Cooper City Rotarians (and spouses) wrapped gifts for 120 at-risk students from 12 local schools that attended the Davie-Cooper City Children’s Party.

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