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CONTENTS

14 Davie’s Actors Community Theatre Presents Cactus Flower 16 Friends of Long Key Hold Photo Contest and Nature Walk 16 Learn about Davie’s Pioneers at the Old Davie School Historical Museum 18 I Care I Cure to Host 10th Annual 5K Walk/Run & Family Fun Day 18 Register for Miss Cooper City Teen USA & Miss Cooper City USA Pageants 22 Vote on Your Favorite Recipe at the Chili Cook-Off 22 SAFEWALK-RUN 5K Participants Take Steps to End Domestic Violence

FEATURE STORY 20 Krama Yoga Institute Opens in Weston – Get One Month of Unlimited Yoga Free

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COMMUNITY NEWS 10 80th Annual Orange Blossom Festival, Parade and Rodeo Offers Family Fun 10 James B. Pirtle Memorial Golf Classic and Concert to Kick Off Orange Blossom Festival 12 Cooper City 5K Richardson Run and Fitness Walk Celebrates 36 Years 12 Join the Davie Community Emergency Response Team 14 Cooper City Couples to Say I Do…Again

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SCHOOL NEWS 24 Broward League of Cities Now Accepting Scholarship Applications for 2017 24 Students Are Encouraged to Get Cooking for Dairy Council’s Gridiron Challenge 25 Two College Academy @ BC Students Win QuestBridge Scholarships 30 Cooper City High School Hosts 5th Annual College & Career Fair

HEALTH & WELLNESS 28 Boosting Glutathione May Help Reduce Aging

IT’S THEIR BUSINESS 32 Slender Fit U Will Help You Lose Weight and Get Healthier

DINING GUIDE 33-37 Good Eats

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ASK THE EXPERT 38 Prenatal Oral Care and Your Child 40 The Difficult Problem of Relocation 42 Where Is Our Market Headed?

ASK THE SHERIFF 44 Mental Illness Is Not A Crime; Let’s Not Treat It As One

ASK THE MAYOR 46 Davie Update

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7th 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.

CERT – Join the next Davie’s Community Emergency Response Team training class, which is for Davie residents who want to train to respond in an emergency to help themselves, as well as their friends, families and neighbors until the proper help arrives.

Pre-registration is required. For information, visit www.davie-fl.gov or send an email cert@davie-fl.gov.

9th Concerts in the Park – The Town of Davie presents its “Concerts in the Park” concert series on the second Thursday of every month in the band shell at the Old Davie School Historical Museum. The free concerts begin at 6pm and live music starts at 6:30pm. It includes food trucks, a bounce house, petting farm, vendors and sponsor displays. For information, visit www. davie-fl.gov.

10th Say I Do…Again – Cooper City residents can renew their vows during the “Say I Do…Again” ceremony at 6pm, at the Cooper City Community Center. Couples must register in-person

by February 7th at the Cooper City Community Center or Pool and Tennis Center. For information, visit www. coopercityfl.org.

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10th Annual I Care I Cure...I Run 5K, Mile Run of Color Fun and Family Fun Day at Nova Southeastern University in Davie. For information, visit www. icareicure.org.

12th I Care I Cure – Help raise money to fund research grants to find gentler cures for childhood cancer during the

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Ceramics – Enjoy painting a ceramic masterpiece with your child and creating your own work of art. No experience necessary. Classes are held the 3rd Friday of every month from 6:30pm – 9:30pm with an optional pizza dinner at 6pm. For information, call 954-434-4300, #233.

24th Pasta Dinner – Andy’s 15th Annual Pasta Dinner, held at the Signature Grand in Davie, from 4pm-7pm, will benefit LifeNet4Families.

For information, visit www. andyspastadinner.com.

13th College Fair – Cooper City High School will host the 5th Annual College 101 at 6pm in the school auditorium. It is open to the community. For information, call the Cooper City High School Guidance Department at 754-323-0215.

Ceramics with Gail – The Cooper City Community Center offers an afternoon and evening ceramic class for adults to enjoy, while working on a piece of their choice. The class includes basic paints, tools, and firing. Green-ware is an additional fee. It meets the 2nd and 4th Mondays, from 12:30pm – 2:30pm and 6:30pm – 8:30pm. Prices and times may vary. For information, call 954- 4344300, #233.

Golf Classic – The James B. Pirtle Memorial Golf Classic will kick off the Town of Davie’s 80th Annual Orange Blossom Festival. It is hosted by the Davie Golf and Country Club and benefits the Davie Summer Youth Golf Program. Competition is open to players of all skill levels and handicaps. The deadline to register is February 21. To register, call 954-7974653 or visit www.daviegolf.net.

25th Chili Cook-Off – Vote for your favorite recipe at the Southwest Ranches Parks Foundation’s 5th Annual Chili Cook-Off Fundraiser at the Sunshine Ranches Equestrian Park, 5840 SW 148 Avenue, from noon to 4:30pm.

Admission is free. The cost to register is $50. For information, visit www. southwestranches.org, send an email to akpf@southwestranches.org or call 954-343-7452.

Orchid Society – The Flamingo Gardens Orchid Society will meet at Flamingo Gardens in Davie, from 7:30pm–9:30pm, in the Gallery room.

For information, call 954-662-5544 or visit Flamingogardensorchidsociety. com.

14th Run/Walk – Runners and walkers will gather for the 36th Annual Cooper City Richardson 5K Run/Walk, One Mile Fitness Run/Walk at the Cooper City Sports Complex, 10500 Stirling Road. For information, visit www.coopercityfl.org.

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Butterfly Chapter – Join the Broward County Butterfly Chapter, which will meet at 3245 College Ave., in Davie, from 6:30pm-8:30pm. For information, visit www.browardbutterflies.org.

15th Miss Teen USA – The City of Cooper City is looking for residents who want to be participate in the inaugural Miss Cooper City Teen USA and Miss Cooper City USA pageants.

Contestants must register by February 15. For information, visit www. coopercityfl.org.

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Orange Blossom Festival – On February 25 (9am-6pm) and 26 (9am-5pm), join in the fun at the 80th Annual Orange Blossom Festival. It will take place down Orange Drive from Davie Rd. west to SW 66th Terrace.

The Festival features more than 250 displays. Free activities for both days includes an arts & crafts show, fine arts show, musical entertainment, “Cowboy Town,” Native American display, animal farm, western carriage display, commerce corner, information displays and green product displays.

There will be free concerts on Saturday and Sunday. There will also be a free kids’ corner that includes a bounce house, giant slide, rides and climbing wall. The parade begins at 10am on February 25. Admission to the festival is free. Visit www.davie-fl.gov for details.

Safewalk Run/5K – Take steps to raise awareness about domestic violence and to raise funds for programs and services that Women In Distress of Broward County, Inc. The walk will be held at Nova Southeastern University, Davie Campus. To register, visit www.womenindistress.org/events/ safewalk-run-5K.

28th Photo Contest – Nature photographers have an opportunity to compete for cash prizes in a photo contest sponsored by Friends of Long Key. Open to all ages. For information about the contest, rules, and entry forms, visit www.FriendsofLongKey.com/contest.

March 2nd Carnival & Garage Sale – From March 2 -5, enjoy over 25 rides, games, music and International foods and a garage sale at the 29th Annual St. Mark Carnival in the Ranches, 5601 S. Flamingo Road in Southwest Ranches.

Presale wristbands $50 (presale only and best value) and session passes for $20 on sale through March 1st.

Session passes are $25 at the event.

For information, visit www.carnival. stmarkparish.org.

March 3rd Dairy Contest – The Dairy Council of Florida is hosting its 4th Annual Gridiron Cooking Challenge, a funfilled food competition for elementary and middle school. Students, in groups of four, create and submit an original recipe that features dairy products, such as milk, cheese and yogurt. The deadline for submissions is March 3. For more information, visit www. floridamilk.com.

Ongoing Cactus Flower – The Actors Community Theatre of Davie will be presenting Cactus Flower by Abe Burrows. Performances will be held at the Davie Pine Island Multi-Purpose Center on February 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25 at 8pm, as well as February 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26 at 2pm. For information, call 954-327-3941, send an email to actofdavie2016@gmail.com or visit bit. ly/ACT-shows.

Broward League – Through February 10, the Broward League of Cities is accepting scholarship applications for 2017 for students studying public administration, political science, or a government related field. For an application or information, visit browardleague.org.

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80th Annual Orange Blossom Festival, Parade and Rodeo Offers Family Fun

BY DEBBY TEICH

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he Town of Davie will celebrate its unique heritage and roots as an agricultural community on February 25, from 9am to 6pm, and February 26, from 9am to 5pm. Approximately 15,000 people are expected to attend the Town of Davie’s Orange Blossom Festival, Parade & 2016 Annual Orange Blossom Festival, Parade and Rodeo Rodeo. Admission is free.

“I have not missed an Orange Festival celebration, since I moved to Davie 30 Strawberry Festival at the Davie Woman’s Club, located on Orange Drive on the years ago,” said Linda Harrison. “I attended as a child and now I bring my own festival grounds. Fresh strawberries and homemade shortcake will be served, as kids. It is wonderful to be able to celebrate Davie’s heritage with friends and neigh- well as other strawberry creations. Just like in the old west, guests can also purbors. Each year, it gets better and better!” chase fresh home grown vegetables, herbs and spices, peanuts and fruits at the The Festival features more than 250 displays and will take place down Orange old fashion Farmers Market sponsored by the Department of Agriculture and the Drive from Davie Rd. west to SW 66th Terrace. Free activities for both days 4-H Clubs of Broward. includes an arts & crafts show, fine arts show, musical entertainment, “Cowboy Family Entertainment will take place on both days throughout the festival.

Town,” Native American display, animal farm, western carriage display, comThere will be free street concerts on Saturday and Sunday at 2pm on the Festival merce corner, information displays and green product displays. There will be Grounds. Visitors will also have an opportunity to see authentic heritage rodeo free concerts on Saturday and Sunday. There will also be a free kids’ corner that on Saturday, at 7:30pm, and Sunday, at 2pm, in the covered Bergeron Rodeo includes a bounce house, giant slide, rides and climbing wall.

Grounds. Real cowboys and cowgirls from around the world will compete for The theme for this year’s parade is “A Gallop Through Time.” The parade will championship titles, as they challenge 2,000 pound bulls, ride bare back, wrestle begin at 10am on Saturday and will proceed down Davie Road between Orange cattle, barrel race, team rope and more.

Drive and SW 39 Street. More than 80 floats, marching bands, youth groups, and others are expected to participate. Awards will be presented after the parade.

Festival, Parade and Rodeo Parking will be available behind the Food will be plentiful all weekend. On Saturday, beginning at 7am, the Kiwanis Town Hall and can only be accessed via Davie Road. Parking on will hold their annual Pancake Breakfast at the Davie Moose Lodge, 4483 Davie the festival grounds is $5 per vehicle. For information, visit Road, for only $5. On Saturday and Sunday, there will be an old fashioned www.davie-fl.gov.

James B. Pirtle Memorial Golf Classic and Concert to Kick Off Orange Blossom Festival

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he Town of Davie’s 80th Orange Blossom Marketing and Fun at Davie Golf & Country Club.

Festival, Parade & Rodeo will be held on “This year we will have a Hole-In-One Contest with February 25 and 26. On February 24, the a grand prize of a new Lincoln luxury automobile Town of Davie will present two events to kick off from Pines Lincoln. We will also have a Big Money the Festival – a free concert and the James B. Pirtle Putting Contest in which all tournament players can Memorial Golf Classic. participate and win prizes.”

From 6pm to 9pm, everyone is invited to attend Net proceeds will help support the Town of the Orange Blossom Kickoff Concert at the Old Davie’s Summer Youth Golf Program, which Davie School Bandshell. The concert features the includes a series of Junior Golf Camps. The annual classic rock band Rema Dee, which will begin percamps are conducted by the professional staff of forming live at 6:30pm. The event will include food Greenway Golf, which manages the course for the trucks, a bounce house, petting farm, and vendors.

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Bring your blankets and chairs and enjoy dinner, as Davie’s Junior Golf Camps are open to boys and well as some live music. Admission is free. girls, age 6 to 17, who want to learn the fundamenDuring the day, the Davie Golf and Country tals of the sport. No experience is necessary and Club will be hosting the 5th Annual James B. Pirtle clubs will be provided to children who don’t have Memorial Golf Classic, which benefits the Davie their own set. Each camp will provide ten hours of Summer Youth Golf Program. The format of the professional instruction, plus fun, games and lunch.

James Pirtle Memorial Golf Classic will be a 4-player Davie Golf & Country Club is located at scramble with a 1pm shotgun start. The tournament 8201 Nova Drive, in Davie. Complete features a luncheon and awards dinner, as well tournament information and entry forms as course contests and prizes, a shirt and gift bag. are available online or can be picked up Competition is open to players of all skill levels and Davie Golf and Country Club, 8201 Nova handicaps. The entry fee is $540 per team or $135 Drive in Davie and the Davie Pine Island per individual.

Park Multipurpose Center, 3801 S. Pine “The golf tournament is the opening event of Island Road in Davie. The deadline to regDavie’s Orange Blossom Festival, so every year ister is February 21. To register, call we make it exciting by add new elements of fun 954-797-4653 or visit www.daviegolf.net. and course contests,” said Dave Harris, Director of

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FEBRUARY 2017 | OUR CITY DAVIE

Chiropractic? Why Not? “A Doctor’s Confession to West Broward”

Dear Friend,

write one for a lesser amount for chiropractic. When you bring in this article (by 02/28/17) 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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want to give credit where credit is due. So, perhaps a confession can help clear the air so there’s no misunderstanding. Before I talk about my confession, though, let me say a few other things first.

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!

It’s strange how life is, because now people come to see me with their migraines. They also come to me with their chronic pain, neck pain, shoulder/arm pain, whiplash from car accidents, backaches, ear infections, asthma, allergies, numbness in limbs, athletic injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome, just to name a few.

Here’s what some of my patients had to say: “Due to an auto accident, I suffered from severe neck pain, vertigo and I could not raise my arm to comb my hair. Now I am symptom free with no medication and I can do everything I could not do before.”

– E. Heaney, Hollywood, FL “Thanks to the DRX 9000 and the doctors, I no longer have chronic sciatic pain. It’s been a long time since I have taken pain medication.”

– J. Walker, Miramar

Several times a day patients thank me for helping them with their health problems. But I can’t really take the credit. My confession is that I’ve never healed anyone of anything. What I do is perform a specific spinal adjustment to remove nerve pressure, and the body responds by healing itself. We get tremendous results. It’s as simple as that!

Forty-five million Americans no longer have health insurance, and those who do have found that their benefits have been greatly reduced. That’s where chiropractic comes in. I have a significantly lower fee plan so that more people are able to afford the care they need. An entire week of care in my office costs what you could pay for one visit elsewhere. Another way to save…studies show that chiropractic can double your immune capacity, naturally and without drugs. The immune system fights colds, the flu, and other ailments. So you may not be running off to the doctor as much.

Studies show that people actually pay less for their long-term overall health care expenses if they are seeing a chiropractor.

You benefit from an amazing offer. Look, it shouldn’t cost you an arm and a leg to correct your health. You are going to write a check to someone for your health care expenses, you may as well

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Cooper City 5K Richardson Run and Fitness Walk Celebrates 36 Years COMMUNITY NEWS

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n February 11, runners and walkers will gather for the 36th Annual Cooper City Richardson 5K Run/Walk and One Mile Run/ Walk at the Cooper City Sports Complex.

The community event honors Jim Richardson and Ken Richardson, two Cooper City residents that have contributed to the success of the race over the past three decades. Both are retired from their professional fields and reside in northern Florida with their wives.

The timed 5K Run/Walk begins at 8am. It starts and finishes at Cooper City Sports Complex and takes participants on a course through a residential neighborhood. The One-Mile Fitness Run/Walk starts at 8:45am and will be held inside the Cooper City Sports Complex. Registration and late packet pickup begins at 7am.

The following awards will be presented to runners: Top 3 Overall Male/Female, Top Masters Male/ Female, Top Grand Masters Male/Female, Top Senior Grand Masters Male/Female, Richardson Run Award for Top Cooper City Resident Male/Female, and Top 3 Male/Female in each age division. Participants in the One-Mile Fitness Run/Walk will receive a ribbon.

The Top Male Master will also receive the Harvey J. Johnson Memorial Award. The annual award was established in 1990 as a memorial tribute to Harvey J. Johnson, one of South Florida’s Top Male Masters and a Cooper City resident.

The cost is: Adult 5K Run/Walk ($20 pre-registra-

Participants at last year’s event

tion/$25 race day); Youth 5K ($10 pre-registration /$15 race day) and 1-Mile Fitness Run/Walk ($10 - parent may accompany child at no charge). All include a commemorative T-shirt.

Jason Frankel plans to run in the race. “I look forward to the race each year,” said Frankel. “I love how

the course takes runners through the neighborhood.”

The Cooper City Sports Complex is located at 10300 Stirling Road. For information and to download an application, visit www.coopercityfl.org.

Join the Davie Community Emergency Response Team

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urricanes, tornadoes, plane crashes and building collapses, as well as other natural disasters and large scale tragic events, are often reminders that we are all vulnerable. If Davie were to experience a true emergency, communication failures and road blockages might prevent people from accessing emergency services they have come to expect at a moment’s notice through 911. It could take hours or even days for public safety personnel to reach everyone in need. A group of Davie residents is trained to respond in an emergency to help themselves, as well as their friends, families and neighbors until the proper help arrives. They are members of Davie’s Community Emergency Response Team (CERT). The next training class begins on February 7.

CERT is a FEMA program that educates citizens about disaster preparedness for hazards that may impact their area and trains them in basic disaster response skills, such as fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization, and disaster medical operations. CERT members use the training learned in the classroom and during exercises to assist others in their neighborhood or workplace. They are able to provide basic care that will help limit further injury to disaster victims and lessen the possibility of further damage to property. CERT members also are encouraged to take a more active role in emergency preparedness projects in the

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In order to qualify for Davie CERT, team members must be over 18 years old and live or work in the Town of Davie. Classes meet from 6pm to 8:30pm for eight weeks at the Davie Fire Administration Building, located at 6901 Orange Drive.

The training is usually delivered in 3-hour sessions, one evening a week, over a 7-8 week period. It contains both instruction and practical application of skills in a variety of areas, including Disaster Preparedness, Disaster Fire Suppression, Disaster Medical Operation, Light Search and Rescue Operations, Disaster Psychology and Team Organization, and more. Class size is limited and advanced registration is required. There is no charge for the classes.

Longtime Davie resident Dave Horowitz plans to attend a session. “I love the Town of Davie,” said Horowitz. “If a disaster were to occur, I want to make sure I am in a position to help!”

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Cooper City Couples to Say I Do…Again COMMUNITY NEWS

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alentine’s Day is a time for love and romance. More than 20 Cooper City couples are expected to celebrate the holiday by renewing their vows during the “Say I Do…Again” ceremony on February 10, at 6pm, at the Cooper City Community Center. Couples must pre-register in person by February 7.

The event is for Cooper City couples and their guests. Some come to celebrate their first anniversaries, while others come back every year and plan their Valentine’s celebration around it.

“Renewing your wedding vows at ‘Say I Do...Again’ is a perfect way to reaffirm your commitment and devotion to the one you love,” said Chris Garcia, Recreation Director for the Cooper City Recreation Department. “Join us for a special way to start the Valentine weekend.”

The ceremony includes a walk down the aisle, flowers, photo under the wedding arch, customary cutting of the cake, refreshments, prizes from local businesses, and a certificate of re-affirmation from the City. Each participant is encouraged to bring their favorite wedding photo to share.

Over the years, some couples have arrived dressed in their wedding attire, while others are more casual. During the registration process, each couple

provides information about themselves, such as how many years they have been married, where they met, and how many children they have. As each one is called up individually to “walk the aisle,” some of this information is shared with others at the event.

Last year, couples also played a version of the Not-So-Newlywed Game.

Everyone was asked a series of questions and each person gave the answer they thought their partner would. Some of the questions were: “Who would your partner say is the better driver?” and “Who would your partner say is a better kisser?”

The cost is $5 per couple with up to 6 guests per couple allowed at no charge. Couples must register in-person by February 7th at the Cooper City Community Center or Pool and Tennis Center. Couples must be residents of Cooper City. Children must have adult supervision at all times. Space is limited. For information, call 954-434-4300, ext. 233 or visit www.coopercityfl.org.

Pictured are some of the couples who renewed their vows last year.

Davie’s Actors Community Theatre Presents Cactus Flower

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his month, Davie residents can experience live theater right in their own neighborhood. The Actors Community Theatre of Davie will be presenting Cactus Flower by Abe Burrows.

Performances will be held at the Davie Pine Island MultiPurpose Center on February 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25 at 8pm, as well as February 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26 at 2pm.

“The plays are always very professionally done and you cannot beat the price,” said John Goodman, who has attended many of the productions.

In the show, a philandering dentist keeps his many affairs at bay by claiming to be married with children. When the ruse threatens to catch up with him, he drafts his prickly nurse to pose as his “wife.” She blossoms and he finds himself falling in love with the lovely “cactus flower” right under his very nose.

ACT of Davie’s production of Cactus Flower is being directed by Carla Zackson Heller. Cast members include: Sarah Knoche (Toni Simmons), Dante’ DiGiacomo (Igor Sullivan), Lory Reyes (Stephanie Dickinson), Brian McCormack (Dr. Julian Winston), Ron Torres (Harvey Greenfield), William Roach (Antonio Santorelli), Karen Roach (Mrs. Dixon Durant) and Brenda Nicholas (Boticelli’s springtime).

ACT Board members are actively involved in every production. They include: Dana Fredebaugh (President), Bonnie Ladich (VP), Sylvia Alexander (Secretary), Fern Katz (Treasurer), David Alexander, Carole Czvekus, Christopher Harrington, Barry Katz, and William Roach. There are also many dedicated volunteers, including Mary Ellen Meeks, Adele Robbins, and Marie Seibel (program/postcard designer).

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“ACT continues to thrive thanks to our enthusiastic audiences, the dedication and commitment of our volunteers - the Board of Directors, the actors, directors, production team, ticketing staff and concession crew - and the sponsorship of the Town of Davie,” said Fredebaugh.

Since 2000, ACT has provided residents with a way to enjoy local theater at affordable prices. The volunteer group is funded by the Town of Davie and run by its Board of Directors. ACT’s script committee selects three shows to produce every year. After Board approval, they announce the call for directors and actors by sending emails through the ACT database and posting notices on social media and on several websites, including the Town of Davie’s. The director, chosen by the Board, selects the cast members, who have ranged in age from 6 to 80 plus. Some are first-time actors, while others have been acting for years. The plays are performed over two or three consecutive weekends at the Davie Pine Island Park Multipurpose Center and often sell-out.

The last production of the season will be I Never Sang for My Father by Robert Anderson, which will be held on May 12, 13, 19, 20 at 8pm and 13, 14, 20, 21, 2017 at 2pm.

All productions are held at the Davie Pine Island Park Multipurpose Center, 3801 S. Pine Island Rd. Tickets are $12 at the door; $10 in advance or $8 for groups of 10 or more. For information, call 954-327-3941, or send an email to actofdavie2016@ gmail.com or visit bit.ly/ACT-shows.

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Friends of Long Key Hold Photo Contest and Nature Walk COMMUNITY NEWS

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ature photographers have an opportunity to compete for cash prizes in a photo contest sponsored by Friends of Long Key (FOLK). The non-profit organization supports the heavily-forested Long Key Natural Area & Nature Center in west Davie. The deadline to submit photos is February 28, at 5pm.

Many residents have fond memories of the Kapok Tree Inn that was once located there. In the 70’s and 80’s, they celebrated weddings, anniversaries, graduations and other momentous occasions at the restaurant and catering hall.

The Kapok Tree closed in 1988 and the county bought the property two year later.

In 2008, it became the Long Key Natural Area and Nature Center. At 164.8 acres, this site is one of the largest natural areas managed by Broward County Parks and Recreation. There is no charge for admission.

The photo competition is open to nature photographers of all ages. The five entry categories include: Scenery; Botanical/Plants; Wildlife; Butterflies, moths, insects, arachnids/spiders; and Youth (up to age 18).

Some of the entry requirements include: ▸▸ Prepare up to five 8”x10” photos per entry, each mounted on matte boards cut no larger than 11”x14”. ▸▸ Contestants must furnish digital files of their entries in jpg format and not more than 4,000 pixels on the longest side. ▸▸ All photos must be taken within the boundaries of the Long Key Natural Area and Nature Center. ▸▸ Each contestant must have taken the images submitted and have all rights to its/their distribution and use. ▸▸ Standard digital optimization techniques such as removal of noise/dust, cropping, minor adjustment to color temperature and contrast, saturation, straightening,

and sharpening are allowed. ▸▸ The entry donation fee is $15 per adult and $10 per youth (18 and under).

Winners will be announced at the opening of the FOLK Photo Contest exhibit on March 19, from 2pm-5pm, at the Long Key Nature Center. Award categories include: Best in Show ($150), 1st place in each of the four categories and one Youth winner ($75), 2nd place in each of the four categories and one Youth runner-up ($50). In addition to the eleven FOLK awards, there will be a “People’s Choice” cash award given to the photographer whose entry gets the most $1 “votes” from the crowd attending the award event. The total amount collected will be split 50-50 between the top vote-getter and FOLK, Inc. On February 18, at 9:30am, there will be a free photography and nature walk led by a park naturalist and accompanied by a photographer who will offer photo tips and instruction, while seeing areas of the park that are not yet open to the general public.

For information about the contest, rules, and entry forms, visit www.FriendsofLongKey.com/contest.

Learn about Davie’s Pioneers at the Old Davie School Historical Museum

BY DEBBY TEICH

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f you have ever wondered how Davie’s pioneers lived without all of today’s modern conveniences, visit the Old Davie School Historical Museum. During the Orange Blossom Festival, volunteers will give visitors a taste of what life was like in the early 1900’s.

Reenactments will be held on February 25 and 26, from 12noon to 2pm.

Volunteers in pioneer attire will take visitors on a tour of a reconstructed 1909 one-room pioneer house, so they can see how Florida pioneers lived before electricity and indoor plumbing. Visitors can also sample food cooked over the fire, such as pineapple upside down cake, coffee, green beans and soup.

During the Festival, free guided tours of the Old Davie School Historical Museum will also be available each day at 12noon and 1:30pm. The museum tells the story of how the community of Davie grew from the reclaimed land of the Everglades into the booming town it is today. Visitors can also explore a replica 1920’s classroom, showing how the Davie School has long played an important role in the community. There is also a Flea Market, from 10am – 2pm each day.

“Just over a hundred years ago, there was land as far as the eye could see,” said Leslie Schroeder, Director of the Old Davie School Historical Musuem. “The completely renovated museum tells the story of how the Everglades were drained, the land was sold to entrepreneurial pioneers, and the town and old school were developed. It includes the trials and tribulations the pioneers endured from alligators and mosquitoes to hurricanes and floods. It’s a fascinating story of commitment, dedication and perseverance.”

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As part of the Broward 100 Mural Project, the Old Davie School was chosen as one of nine spots around the county to receive a mural, which is on the north wall of the old school café. Andrew Reid spent many months researching the history of the school and the town and designed a mural that tells the complete story in a beautiful artistic way. At the end of each tour, the children sit in front of the mural and point out all the details they just learned.

“It is a wonderful addition to our campus and a perfect way to wrap up the school tours,” said Education Director Kim Weismantle.

The Museum is putting the finishing touches on the Agricultural and Citrus Packing House Exhibit, which will become a part of the Step-Back-in-Time interactive educational program that demonstrates the life of Davie pioneers to the thousands of students and museumgoers that frequent the historical campus each year. It is scheduled to open Fall 2017.

The Old Davie School Historical Museum is located at 6650 Griffin Road on the south side of Griffin Road. To reach it from the Orange Blossom Festival, use the footbridge to cross the canal.

For information, visit www.olddavieschool.org.

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I Care I Cure to Host 10th Annual 5K Walk/Run & Family Fun Day COMMUNITY NEWS

BY DEBBY TEICH

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hroughout the year, the I Care I Cure (ICIC) Childhood Cancer Foundation helps raise awareness and funds for cutting edge research to find better cures for childhood cancer. On February 12, runners and walkers of all ages will gather at a new location, Nova Southeastern University in Davie, for the 10th Annual 10th Anniversary I Care I Cure…I Run 5K & Family Fun Day, Mile Run of Color Fun and the student and adult team Childhood Cancer Challenge to raise awareness and funds for the foundation.

Last year, more than 2,000 participants attended the event, which is ICIC’s largest fundraiser. Vince Pravato of Davie was one of them. His team raised $180,000 and won the corporate challenge.

“I am lucky to have two healthy daughters, but I have seen the horrific effects of Runners prepare for the start of the 2016 race. cancer that friends and families around me have suffered from,” said Pravato, who is co-chair for the second year.

“I got involved to help and to be an example to my kids that we all have a moral responsibility to our neighbors and community to give back.”

The 5K Run begins at 8am. The walk/run is open to adults and children and welcomes both serious and casual competitors. It features a race course and commemorative medals for race category winners and youth participants. There will also be a Mile Run of Color Fun, in which participants wear white t-shirts and run a mile while experiencing a deluge of safe, nontoxic, color. The race will be followed by an expanded Family Fun Day with activities for kids, free food and entertainment until 11 a.m.

I Care I Cure also hosts a second race, the Mile Run of Color Fun, when participants wear white t-shirts and run a mile while experiencing a deluge of safe, nontoxic, color. This component of the race is open to children and adults. Registration for the Color Fun is only available to 5K or Mile Color Run participants.

Student and adult teams may compete in the Childhood Cancer Challenge. As soon as teams register they can earn points by getting sponsors, hosting jeans days, bake sales and other fun ways to raise awareness and funds for childhood cancer research.

Since its inception, ICIC has funded more than $1.5 million in research projects both locally and throughout the United States. ICIC was founded in honor of Ian Besner, who passed away at the age of 11 from the effects of treatments used to combat leukemia. This year’s course will take participants past the Ian Besner Baseball Field at NSU, named in his memory for his love of baseball.

Advance registration for the 5K Run/Walk is $25 for adults, $20 for children; race day registration is an additional $10. The Mile Color Run registration is $25 for adults, $20 for children or a $10 add-on fee for runners registering for the 5K. Register online at www.icareicure.org through 5pm on February 5. For information, call 800-807-8013 or send an email to info@icareicure.org.

Register for Miss Cooper City Teen USA & Miss Cooper City USA Pageants

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he City of Cooper City is looking for residents who want to be part of a new tradition. It is partnering with the Miss USA Organization for the inaugural Miss Cooper City Teen USA and Miss Cooper City USA pageants. Contestants must register by February 15.

“The City wanted to bring a pageant that would be a platform for women where they could gain valuable experience and develop life skills, with endless possibilities for their future,” said Felicia Trainor, Recreation Program Specialist. “After researching a multitude of pageant organizations to see which would be the best fit for Cooper City, we decided to partner with the Miss Florida USA organization. It is an opportunity for girls, who are passionate about our city and have a desire to make an impact, to represent Someplace Special on a larger level with the potential to reach a global audience.”

Since 1952, the Miss USA beauty pageant has been held to select the American entrant in the Miss Universe pageant. The Miss Universe Organization operates both pageants, as well as Miss Teen USA. Miss Cooper City Teen USA and Miss Cooper City USA are the first steps in achieving the title of Miss Teen Florida USA and Miss Florida USA. The contest winners will then compete in the televised Miss Teen Florida USA and Miss Florida USA pageants, with winners receiving a prize package of over $50,000.00. The 2017 winner of Miss Teen Florida USA will be the recipient of a full scholarship to Florida Atlantic University.

The Miss Florida USA organization worked closely with the City to plan and tailor the event. The Miss Cooper City USA Pageants are only open to Cooper City residents. Ladies competing for the Miss Cooper City USA title must be born between 1991 and 1999 and ladies competing for Miss Cooper City Teen USA

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must be born between 1999 and 2003. Women born in 1999 can compete in either division. The pageant will be held on March 9, in the Cooper City High School auditorium. Delegates will meet at 4pm and the show begins at 7pm. Tickets are available at the Cooper City Community Center or Cooper City Pool and Tennis Center ($7/adult, $5/ children).

Contestants will be judged in three categories: personality, fitness and evening gown. During the opening, as well as the onstage interview, the Miss USA contestants will wear red cocktail dresses and the Teen USA delegates will wear white cocktail dresses. For the evening gown competition, delegates can wear any color. For the fitness contest, delegates can wear any attire worn for sport and/ or exercise that promotes an active and healthy lifestyle.

Contestants will also have the choice of competing in the talent competition, which will be judged and awarded separately and is not required to win either title.

If selected as Miss Cooper City, the winner must be willing to compete in swimwear at the state level. Finalists will also need to be present at the Founder’s Day Celebration on March 11, when the final crowning will take place.

The City will also be hosting the 1st Annual Little Miss Cooper City Pageant at the Founder’s Day Celebration. Little Miss Cooper City delegates must be 10-13 years old and residents of Cooper City. Contestants will be judged in three categories that count equally (Personality, Presentation and Poise) and answer questions on stage.

For information and to download pageant entry forms, visit www. coopercityfl.org.

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Krama Yoga Institute Opens in Weston – Get One Month of Unlimited Yoga Free FEATURE STORY

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rama Yoga Institute leaves clients with a healthy body and a quiet mind. It offers over 10 different styles of yoga, tailored to all levels, which are taught by experienced instructors – seven days a week. For the past two years, residents in the Davie area have been experiencing the benefits of authentic yoga at the Institute. Last month, Krama Yoga Institute opened its newest location in Weston, 1334 SW 160th Aveune.

Edgar Perea, president, answered some commonly asked questions about Krama Yoga Institute.

Why did you open in Weston? For two

years, we brought authentic yoga to the Davie community and built a special place that many people call home. We heard that that Weston needed something similar, so we decided to bring the same vibes and energy to the Weston community. We are confident that our state-of-the-art studio and experienced instructors will create the perfect space for your yoga practice from the moment you enter the studio until you say “Namaste.”

How many styles of yoga do you offer?

Describe the Weston facility. The Weston

facility is similar to the one in Davie. It has two large yoga rooms, so we can offer more than one yoga style at a time. For example, the Kids Yoga classes are designed to start and finish at the same time as a regular adult class. This allows the parent to practice in one room, while the child practices in the other.

The facility has a spacious lobby, boutique, lots of room for cubbies and props, and plenty of parking. To create more space, the infrared heat lamps are on the ceiling instead of the floor, but not all classes are heated. The Weston location has multiple showers in the men’s and women’s bathrooms.

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those wishing to stay after class. They can enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi, along with tea and coffee.

Will new students receive their first month free? Yes. All first time clients pay $18 for

the first class and receive one free month of unlimited yoga. Try all of the classes and styles to find the one that best suits you. We believe what you put out is what you receive, and have proven just that with the success of our first location. The free month activates the moment you attend your first class and expires 30 consecutive days after that day. No exceptions.

What time do classes begin? Classes begin as early as 6:30am for those yogis looking to practice early, shower, and head straight to work. They run continuously throughout the day until 9pm. Both the Davie and Weston Institutes are open seven days a week.

Both locations offer over ten different styles of yoga that are taught by a pool of experienced instructors. Some of them include: Vinyasa Krama Yoga, Hot Yoga, Bikram, Power Hour, Inversions and Core, Martial Krama Yoga, Heated Ashtanga Vinyasa, Therapuetic Yoga, Restorative Yoga, Yin Yoga, Energy Yoga, Intro to Yoga and Warm Stretch.

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Vote on Your Favorite Recipe at the Chili Cook-Off SECTION HEAD COMMUNITY NEWS

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ome like their chili filled with meat, while others prefer it vegetarian. On February 25, area residents will have an opportunity to vote for their favorite recipe at the Southwest Ranches Parks Foundation’s 5th Annual Chili Cook-Off Fundraiser. It will be held at the Sunshine Ranches Equestrian Park, 2016 participants. Photos courtesy of Bob Hartmann Photography.

5840 SW 148 Avenue, from noon to 4:30pm. Admission is free. giving council members who have participated in the past an opportunity to “This event supports development of Southwest Ranches Parks for all to enjoy defend their titles during the secretly-judged side event! The event will also include by supporting our independent Parks Foundation,” said December Lauretanofood, music and kid-friendly entertainment.

Haines, Parks, Recreation and Open Space Coordinator for the Town of Southwest The proceeds from the event will benefit Southwest Ranches Parks and Ranches. “We are excited to be hosting the Chili Cookoff again this year and are Recreation spaces, via the Southwest Ranches Parks Foundation, which has looking forward to a great turnout for our 5th annual event.” donated thousands of dollars to date to parks development in the Town of Southwest The contest is limited to the first 20 contestants. Each contestant must proRanches. Southwest Ranches’ inaugural council member Aster Knight started the vide 2 ½ gallons of chili. Each tasting sample to be judged is approximately one Foundation through his own love of nature and the urge to preserve and protect rounded tablespoon. For only $10, visitors can buy a chili voting card that allows the Town’s natural areas. Its mission is to “raise funds through public and private them to sample all of the recipes and rank their favorites. partnerships for parks, trails, and green space projects within the town of Southwest Last year, approximately 250 people sampled the chili and declared Darren Ranches to further the Town’s motto of ‘Preserving Our Rural Lifestyle’ and provide Rush the winner for his “Chili Masters” Chili. Lifelong resident Josh Dykes won sec- a superior quality of life for the Town’s residents and visitors alike.” ond place and Councilman Gary Jablonski came in third place. First, second, and third place winners received one-of-a-kind trophies with hand-beaded plaques.

The cost to register is $50. For information, visit www.southThe winner’s name and “Best Chili in Town” title was also recorded on a brick that westranches.org, send an email to akpf@southwestranches.org or is in place on the commemorative walkway at Town Hall. call 954-343-7452.

Organizers are hoping to continue the tradition of a “Council Cup Challenge,”

SAFEWALK-RUN 5K Participants Take Steps to End Domestic Violence

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ore than 1,000 community members, including corporate teams, student organizations, individual walkers, runners, and their furry friends will take steps this month to raise awareness about domestic violence and to raise funds for programs and services that Women In Distress of Broward County, Inc. offers free of charge to victims of domestic violence in our community. This year’s goal is to raise $150,000, which can provide 1,500 nights of safe shelter for adults and children affected by domestic violence. Presented by Ultimate Software, the 18th Annual Women In Distress SAFEWALK-RUN 5K, will be held on February 25, at Nova Southeastern University in Davie. Registration is now open.

Women In Distress is the only nationally accredited, state-certified, full service domestic violence center serving Broward County. Its mission is to stop domestic violence abuse for everyone through intervention, education and advocacy. It offers a 24-hour crisis line, emergency shelter program, individual counseling, support groups and professional trainings which are aimed at educating the community on domestic violence. Seventy percent of domestic violence victims report not leaving an abuser due to fear of what will happen to the family pet, so they often stay. Dog registration fees go toward providing services for pets of domestic violence victims to alleviate a barrier to leaving.

The fun event will kick off with a warm up, followed by timed race for runners and a more leisurely stroll for walkers, strollers and dogs (on leash) at 9am. Top

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finishers will receive awards. SAFEWALK participants will enjoy a complimentary breakfast and T-shirt. Kids can enjoy a variety of fun activities and everyone can visit local vendors in the vendor village.

Participants can walk or run in honor of those affected by domestic violence.

Domestic violence survivors will be cheering on walkers and runners along the route and also walking alongside supporters celebrating the brave steps they’ve taken toward a new violencefree life. February is also Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month and information on domestic violence will be available for all participants.

Melissa Stern of Davie plans to walk. She received help from Women In Distress when she was experiencing the effects of domestic violence.

“Women In Distress saved my life,” said Stern. “My friends and family had no idea of the horror I was enduring. Whether you participate as a runner, walker or spectator, please join me in supporting this important event. I cannot think of a better way to spend a Saturday.”

A registration fee is required in order to participate. Adults (ages 18 and older) are $25, youth participants (ages 6-17) are $15 and dogs can walk for $10 (must be leashed with a registered adult or teen). Kids ages 5 and under are free. To register, visit womenindistress.org.

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Broward League of Cities Now Accepting Scholarship Applications for 2017 SCHOOL NEWS

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anuel Osaba of Davie paid a little less for his first year of college. Last year, he was one of four students that received the 2016 Broward League of Cities’ Scholarship for Government Studies in the amount of $1,000. The deadline to submit scholarship applications for 2017 is February 10.

“We are impressed by the caliber of students who are receiving this scholarship,” said David Rosenof, Past President, Broward League of Cities. “The League is honored to shine the spotlight on these four highly deserving scholars for their dedication to their education, their achievements in the community and their passion for political science and government. We hope others can learn from their successes and drive.”

Manuel graduated from Western High School. He plans to study environmental law, with the goal of helping government shape environmental policies and regulations.

“I want to serve in government because I want to embolden and innovate how my government serves its people,” said Manuel.

The Broward League of Cities will award $1,000 scholarships to four outstanding high school seniors who plan to pursue a major in public administration, political science or other government-related field. Applicants must demonstrate strong

communication and leadership skills. Applicants must submit one essay, one personal statement, two letters of recommendation and a high school transcript.

They must also participate in an interview.

In order to apply, students must meet the following criteria: ▸▸ Must be a graduating high school senior. ▸▸ Must attend a high school in Broward County. ▸▸ Must be a resident of Broward County. ▸▸ Must plan to pursue a major in public administration, political science or other government-related field at an accredited college or university in the United States. ▸▸ Must have a minimum cumulative unweighted grade point average (GPA) of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale, verified by a school transcript.

Preferential consideration will be given to students who demonstrate: ▸▸ Dedicated pursuit towards a career in governmental, public service, and/ or public administration. ▸▸ Involvement in work, volunteer service, or internships in public, governmental, community, and/or legislative environments. ▸▸ Familiarity of programs & mission of the Broward League of Cities.

Chartered in 1957, the Broward League of Cities is a non-partisan, non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness and resolving issues facing Broward County’s 31 cities and municipalities. Membership is made up of elected officials from municipal governments and area businesses. In addition to its Scholarship for Government Studies program, the Broward League of Cities manages several other annual initiatives that support students, including the Student Ambassador program and Speakers’ Bureau.

For an application or information, visit browardleague.org.

Complete applications must be submitted by email to scochrane@browardleague.org by 5pm on February 10.

Students Are Encouraged to Get Cooking for Dairy Council’s Gridiron Challenge

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n an effort to encourage healthier eating habits among kids, the Dairy Council of Florida is hosting the 4th Annual Gridiron Cooking Challenge, a fun-filled food competition for elementary and middle school students throughout Florida. The deadline to enter is March 3.

“Every year, we look forward to reviewing the new and creative ways students include dairy in their Nova Eisenhower Elementary’s 2016 team recipes,” said Michele Cooper, CEO of Florida Dairy Farmers. “The The initiative is designed and supported by the Florida Dairy Farmers. It is Gridiron Cooking Challenge is a great opportunity for students to demonstrate the part of Fuel Up to Play 60, an in-school nutrition and physical activity program versatility and nutritional value of dairy products, as we continue to encourage a launched by the National Dairy Council and NFL to help encourage today’s youth healthy and active lifestyle.” to lead healthier lives.

Elementary and middle school students in groups of four are encouraged For the past three years, Nova Eisenhower Elementary School in Davie has to create and submit an original recipe that features dairy products, such as made it to the Gridiron finals, where a team of students has reproduced their recimilk, cheese and yogurt. The top four student teams in each Florida NFL market – pes and competed against three other teams. Nova Eisenhower won the contest represented by the Miami Dolphins, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Jacksonville in 2014 for its “Double Dairy, Protein Packed Pancakes.” In 2015, the school’s team Jaguars – will compete for the grand prize at the Gridiron Cooking Challenge at competed with a recipe for “S’morez French Toast,” which was packed with dairy the Dolphins training facility in Davie. The students will cook their recipe on-site in and hidden veggies like zucchini and cauliflower. In 2016, students made fruit and less than 60 minutes. Their creations will be judged by a select group of distinwaffle kabobs. They made it to the finals both years, but did not win. guished professionals, including NFL players, Florida Dairy Farmers, Fuel Up to Play 60 student ambassadors and health professionals. The winning team in each Recipe entry forms can be found on the Florida Dairy Farmers NFL market will receive a prize pack for their school valued at up to $2,500. Each website, and can be submitted via mail or email. For information, student on the team will receive an iPad mini, among other prizes. visit www.floridamilk.com.

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Two College Academy @ BC Students Win QuestBridge Scholarships

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Nathaniel Petrin

Nathaniel Petrin In the fall, Nathaniel will attend Rice University, where he will study English or History. After graduating, he plans to attend law school and pursue a career as a criminal prosecutor.

Some of Nathaniel’s academic accolades include: College Board National Hispanic Recognition Scholar, National Merit Commended Scholar, President’s List Broward College, President’s Award for Educational Achievement, Congress of Future Science and Technology Leaders Invitee and Principal’s Honor Roll. He has also been involved in a variety of extracurricular activities, including: YMCA Assistant Youth Basketball Coach, Florida Bible Church Youth Group/Community Outreach, Hollywood Hills High Robotics Club - Mechanical Team, Immune

Deficiency Foundation Volunteer, Make-A-Wish Davie South Florida Chapter Volunteer and National Honor Society Member.

“I put significant effort into my years of schooling, academics, and extracurriculars,” said Nathaniel. “Seeing the payoff was a blessing, a great relief, and definitely exciting. The odds are that if I did not receive a full ride or close to it, my family would not be able to afford my education at a university. I am over the moon happy and immensely grateful to the QuestBridge program, the partner schools, and Rice University for choosing me as one of the recipients and allowing this to be possible. I feel like this is the stepping stone to my future.”

Beth Bruna

In the fall, Beth will attend Dartmouth University, where she plans to focus her undergraduate studies on a pre-med program with a major in chemistry and/or women, gender, and sexuality studies. She wants to become a doctor, possible in gynecology and obstetrics.

Beth had been very involved in the youth Beth Bruna LGBT+ community. “Creating safe spaces for troubled youth is more important during these times than it ever has been,” said Beth.

She says she applied for the QuestBridge scholarship in an effort to gain financial stability, while attending a selective school. “I was beyond excited to win the scholarship,” said Beth. “It means financial security, something I didn’t know I worried so much about before. I’d like to vigorously thank the professors, friends/ family and counselors who supported me throughout this process! I would also like to send out a word of appreciation to QuestBridge for providing this opportunity to kids like me who didn’t believe they could ever attend college at all, let alone a prestigious one.”

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he financial burden of paying for college has been lifted for two students at College Academy @ BC in Davie. Nathaniel Petrin and Beth Bruna will be receiving full scholarships from QuestBridge.

QuestBridge is a national nonprofit that connects the nation’s most exceptional, low-income youth with leading colleges and opportunities. Selected students are “matched” to one of QuestBridge’s 38 college partners - admitted with a guaranteed full, four-year scholarship, including tuition, room and board, and other expenses.

This year, 14,491 students nationwide applied for QuestBridge scholarships and College Academy @ BC, a joint venture between The School Board of Broward County and Broward College, had 14 finalists.

“QuestBridge is a very hard scholarship to get,” said Virginia Engestrom, College Academy @ BC BRACE Advisor. “We are very happy for both Nathaniel and Beth. They make us very proud.”

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he term “preventative” refers to the art of stopping something from happening. In the case of preventative medicine, it’s all about preventing situations and conditions that can harm your health and wellbeing. This is precisely the purpose behind the Functional Medicine approach, which focuses on the underlying causes of disease by engaging the patient early on, rather than focusing on treating a disease when it’s already full-blown.

Almost everyone has heard that one way you can prevent disease is to include antioxidants in your diet, but few people understand why.

Antioxidants are critical in preventing cell damage, as they help detoxify the body and combat tissue damage caused by free radicals. As cells continue to experience damage throughout the years, due to oxidation, or exposure to toxins, they eventually die. So, think of cell damage and toxins as the underlying cause of aging. In fact, scientists believe the decline of these detoxification pathways is incidentally linked to diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and cancer, which are some of three primary causes of human mortality.

Recent research from a team at Oregon State University has found one antioxidant with antidotal properties, glutathione, to be particularly helpful for detoxification. The study found cells in younger animals could maintain higher levels of glutathione and were more resistant to toxins than cells of older animals.

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On February 13, Cooper City High School will host the 5th Annual College & Career Fair to help take some of the mystery out of the process. The free event begins at 6pm in the auditorium. It is open to the community.

“Ninety-six percent of our students attend secondary education after they graduate from Cooper City High School,” said Christine Siwek, BRACE Advisor.

“We want them to be happy and successful with their choices. We also want them to be aware of the financial resources that are available.”

At the college fair, students and their families will have an opportunity to visit with representatives from over 70 colleges, technical colleges and universities to gather information on college admissions, scholarships and financial aid. Visit with professionals in Law Enforcement, the Medical field, Business Management, Apprenticeship and more! In addition, financial aid experts will be available in the media center to assist seniors who need help filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form for the upcoming 2017-18 academic year.

Expert panelists and presenters will lead several breakout sessions targeted to parents of students from middle school to high school. The sessions will include information on college admissions, standardized tests, scholarships, financial aid, graduation requirements, and more. They will repeat consecutively for three 35-minute sessions, which will include: ▸▸ College Admissions and Highly Selective Colleges ▸▸ Florida Public State Universities ▸▸ Financial Aid & Scholarships ▸▸ What you need to know about College Admission Exams ▸▸ Dual Enrollment & Early Admission Opportunities ▸▸ And more

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Slender Fit U Will Help You Lose Weight and Get Healthier IT’S SECTION THEIRHEAD BUSINESS

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Clients typically lose ½ to 1 pounds of actual body fat per day withGeri Kelleher, Owner out exercise, diet pills and Program Director or packaged foods. The Slender Fit U program also helps clients to modify their relationship with food and eating habits, resulting in an easily maintained, long-term weight loss.

Owner and Program Director Geri Kelleher, often referred to as the “HCG Guru,” truly understands the benefits of the program and works closely with her clients to help them receive maximize results. Ten years ago she lost 25 lbs. on this program and it changed her life forever.

Soon after, she started helping others achieve their own weight loss goals and opened her Davie clinic in 2010.

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“Besides being the most effective diet I have ever gone on, this was the easiest diet I have ever been on. Almost every morning when I got on the scale, my weight would be down. No long workouts, no agonizing hunger pains. That’s how great this diet is.”

How much can clients expect to lose?

Clients can choose a 23-day program or a 46-day program. Women typically lose 15 lbs. in the 23-day program and up to 30 lbs. in the 46-day program. Men typically lose more - 20 to 25 lbs. in 23 days and 40 to 50 lbs. in 46 days.

Do clients keep the weight off? Ninety per-

cent of Slender Fit U clients keep the weight off.

After completing the program successfully, they support and rebalance their metabolisms. In addition to losing unwanted abnormal fat, they modify their relationship with food and eating, resulting in easily maintained, long-term weight loss.

medical doctor before starting the program, as well as one-on-one counseling throughout the program. This is included in the price.

Does the diet involve exercise? Exercise is

not required and does not improve your end result. It is a scientific program and it is the combination of the HCG and the low calorie diet that produces the weight/fat loss. However, exercise is allowed.

What is HCG? HCG (Human Chronic

Gonadotropin) is a complex amino-peptide protein that exists in men and women. During pregnancy, it is produced in very high levels and almost completely controls the metabolic function. In non-pregnant individuals, research suggests HCG similarly increases the metabolism.

Does the HCG have side effects? There are

no side effects reported while using HCG for weight loss. The amount of HCG used in the diet protocol is a very tiny dose. Because it is a natural substance, this program is completely safe.

What foods are on the diet? There are no

packaged meals. You are eating real food from the grocery store that includes proteins, fruit and vegetables. This makes for an easy transition onto stabilization and then back to regular life.

Are clients hungry on the diet? Most people experience

Geri answered some commonly asked questions about the Slender Fit U program.

What do love most about your job? The best part of

Dennis lost 40 pounds in six weeks.

my job is seeing people change before my eyes and watching them get their confidence back. I have helped thousands of people achieve their weight loss goals with this easy program.

How does Slender Fit U differ from similar programs? My clients tell me the difference is

the way we treat people. We stay involved with all of our clients; they are not just a number. We make sure that every client gets the proper guid-

What makes the diet so effective? Unlike

other “diets,” this program reshapes and resculpts the body by releasing abnormal fat deposits. Every pound you lose is a pound of FAT, which is very different from losing a pound of weight. You are not losing muscle mass, or water. You also lose multiple inches and dress sizes and your shape changes.

over the counter. It is a prescription medication. The HCG is available in both an injectable and an oral form.

patient has a comprehensive physical with the

feeling unhealthy, unhappy and sluggish most of the time, with no energy at all, she decided it was time for a change. She lost 45 pounds, reducing her weight from 189 lbs. to 144 lbs.

“I am approaching 55 years young and wearing a size 4 for the first time in years,” said Rosa. “I’m in the best shape of my life and I truly believe it’s a result of this diet. It feels amaz-

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Can you purchase HCG over the counter? No. Real HCG cannot be purchased

Are clients medically supervised? Yes. Every

Rosa Roman is one of Slender Fit U’s many success stories. After

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Rosa lost 45 pounds in nine weeks.

ing when I look in the mirror and see the amazing transformation. I feel energized, vibrant and young again.”

Although Rosa has tried many other weight loss programs, she says this one clearly worked the best. “This one really works, plain and simple,” said Rosa. “It’s a statement I’m truly proud of telling everyone. Watching the scale drop week after week, and getting stronger every day, gave me the will power to commit totally.”

no hunger on the Slender Fit U program. They are getting anywhere from 1,500 to 3,000 calories from their stored fat, depending on how much fat they have. They even find very tiny servings to be completely satisfying. Slender Fit U clients usually feel as though they are stuffing themselves in order to reach that 800 calorie limit!

Consultations are free and by appointment. For information and to see more before and after photos, visit www.

SlenderFitU.com or call 954-423-1376.

She says the staff was very helpful and encouraging. “They were supportive every step of the way,” said Rosa. “Every time I visited the office they were more than happy to answer any questions I had and made me feel as if I were part of the team.”

After seeing Rosa’s results, her fiancé also did the program and lost 22 pounds. Rosa has also recommended the program to many family members and friends.

DINING GUIDE

Our City Magazine’s

good eats AVENTURA Asaka Japanese Restaurant

20355 Biscayne Boulevard | (305) 682-9331 asakasushi.com Japanese $$

Barrio Latino Restaurant

3585 NE 207th Street | (305) 692-4455 barriolatinorestaurant.com Latin $$

Bourbon Steak by Michael Mina

19999 West Country Club Drive | (786) 279-6600 michaelmina.net Steakhouse $$

Corsair Kitchen & Bar

19999 West Country Club Drive | (786) 279-6800 corsairmiami.com American $$$$

The Grill on the Alley

19501 Biscayne Boulevard | (305) 466-7195 thegrill.com American $$$

Mo’s Bagels & Deli

2780 187th Street | (305) 936-8555 Deli $$

Don Nicola Pizzeria

3585 Mystic Pointe Drive | (786) 916-2028 donnicolapizzeria.com Italian $$

Sicilian Oven

20475 Biscayne Boulevard | (305) 682-1890 sicilianoven.com Italian $$

Soho Asian Bar & Grill

19004 NE 29th Avenue | (305) 446-6565 sohoasiangrill.com Fusion $$$

COOPER CITY Alfredo’s Pizza & Restaurant

4718 South Flamingo Road | (954) 680-2565 Italian $

Beef O’Brady’s

8655 Stirling Road | (954) 689-4747 beefobradys.com Pub $$

China City

9552 Griffin Road | (954) 434-0470 Chinese $$

Eddie’s Thai

2571 North Hiatus Road | (954) 704-9006 eddiesthai.com Thai $$

Havana’s Cuban Cuisine

8600 Griffin Road | (954) 530-1400 Cuban $$

Landlubber’s Raw Bar & Grill

10006 Griffin Road | (954) 434-7255 landlubbersbarandgrill.com Sports Bar $$

Marola’s Trattoria

5822 South Flamingo Road | (954) 434-3420 marolas.com Italian $$

Sushi Sogo Japanese Restaurant

10000 Stirling Road | (954) 441-5611 sushisogo.com Japanese $$

Taste of the City

9940 Griffin Road |(954) 434-9245 Diner $

Tin Cup Sports Bar & Grill

5050 SW 90th Avenue | (954) 434-6011 tincupbarandgrill.com Sports Bar $$

Toss Up Salads

8616 Griffin Road | (954) 440-4140 tossupsalads.com Vegetarian $$

Vienna Café and Bistro

5724 South Flamingo Road | (954) 680-6599 viennacafeandbistro.com European $$

DAVIE Ally’s Comfort Café

13674 West State Road 84 | (954) 476-4343 allyscomfortcafe.net Diner $

Blaze Fast-Fire’d Pizza

2135 South University Drive | (954) 835-5848 blazepizza.com Italian $

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 $$

SECTION DINING GUIDE HEAD

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

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

Yuzu Sushi

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 $$

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

2035 Hollywood Boulevard | (754) 263-2826 eatgobistro.com Japanese $$

The Greek Joint

1925 Hollywood Blvd | (954) 929-9966 thegreekjoint.com Greek $$

Hyde Beach Kitchen & Cocktails

HOLLYWOOD

111 S Surf Rd | (954) 699-0901 crabs.com American $$$

Chillbar

Il Posto Ristorante

1940 North 30th Road | (954) 647-8505 hollywoodchillbar.com American $$

4525 Hollywood Boulevard | (954) 744-4333 ilposto-ristorante.com Italian $$

Ends Meat

J28 Sandwich Bar

1910 Hollywood Boulevard | (954) 391-7400 endsmeat.com American $$

1854 North Young Circle | (754) 208-2902 j28sandwichbar.com

Firehouse BBQ & Smoking Company

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

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

Jack’s Hollywood Diner

JWB Prime

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

La Flambee

2051 Hollywood Boulevard | (954) 613-5726 French $$

Laura’s Cuba Restaurant

2723 Boulevard | (954) 921-9990 laurascubanrestaurant.com Cuban $$

Land Shark Bar & Grill

1111 North Ocean Drive | (954) 874-4444 margaritavillehollywoodbeachresort.com American $$

Lola’s on Harrison

2032 Harrison Street | (954) 927-9851 lolasonharrison.com American $$$

Margaritaville

1111 North Ocean Drive | (954) 874-4471 margaritavillehollywoodbeachresort.com American $$

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

Siamrice Thai & Tapas

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

Sonny’s Famous Steak Hogies

1857 NW 66th Avenue | (954) 989-0561 sonnysfamoussteakhogies.com Sandwich $

The Taco Spot

1500 North Boardwalk | (954) 921-7711 thetacospothollywood.com Mexican $$

Tipsy Boar

1906 Harrison Street | (954) 947-6306 thetipsyboar.com American $$

Viva Brazil

1657 South 21st Avenue | (954) 548-6255 vivabrazilfl.com Steakhouse $$

Whiskey Tango Bar & Grill

1903 Hollywood Blvd | (954) 925-2555 whiskeytangofl.com American $$

MIAMI LAKES The Original Shula’s

7601 Miami Lakes Drive | (305) 820-8102 donshula.com Steakhouse $$$$

MIRAMAR Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza

3111 SW 160th Avenue | (954) 392-3811 acfp.com Italian $$

Blue Ginger Hibachi & Sushi

14395 Miramar Parkway | (754) 202-3098 bluegingerseafoodsteakhouse.com Japanese $$

Bokampers Sports Bar & Grill

15500 SW 29th Street | (754) 400-8558 bokampers.com Sports Bar $$

Che Pibe Argentinian Grill

11040 Pembroke Road | (954) 433-7224 chepiberestaurant.com Argentine $$

Coconutz Fusion Café

2408 South State Road 7 | (954) 961-3334 coconutzcafe.com Fusion $$

La Famiglia

11655 Red Road | (954) 862-7499 lafamigliarestaurant.net Italian $$

El Fogon

2913 SW 160th Avenue | (954) 674-3410 elfogonmiramar.com Peruvian $$

Giardino Gourmet Salads

12144 Miramar Parkway | (954) 437-9101

Dine In, Take Out, Delivery, & Catering.

Nami Sushi

12711 Miramar Parkway | (954) 436-8388 mynamisushi.com Japanese $$

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Texas Roadhouse

3241 SW 160th Avenue | (954) 499-3391 texasroadhouse.com Barbeque $$

SECTION HEAD

3303 Sheridan Street | (954) 981-9702 shenaniganssportspub.com Sports Bar $$

giardinosalads.com Salads $

Tijuana Flats

14633 Miramar Parkway | (954) 437-9213 tijuanaflats.com Mexican $

PEMBROKE PINES El Atlakat Restaurant

8984 Taft Street | (954) 450-0866 elatlakatrestaurant.com Salvadoran $

Brimstone Woodfire Grill

14575 SW 5th Street | (954) 430-2333 brimstonewoodfiregrill.com Steakhouse $$

Brusketta Italian Café

12111 Taft Street | (954) 381-9319 bru-sket-ta.yolasite.com Italian $$

La Casserola

6941 SW 196th Avenue | (954) 470-5021 Venezuelan $$

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

15807 Pines Boulevard | (954) 450-3522 ilovetacosrestaurant.com Mexican $$

Kaya’s Mediterranean Bistro

1411 North Palm Avenue | (954) 589-0674 kayasmediterraneanbistro.com Mediterranean $$$

Mezes Greek Taverna

10040 Pines Boulevard | (954) 430-1725 mezestaverna.com Greek $$

Mikan Japanese Restaurant

12502 Pines Boulevard | (954) 432-7775 mikansushi.com Japanese $$

The Pub Pembroke

237 SW 145th Terrace | (954) 430-4230 experiencethepub.com Pub $$

Red Yabba

12594 Pines Boulevard | (954) 322-1007 redyabba.com Caribbean $$

Roasting Buddies

18457 Pines Boulevard | (954) 441-2441 roastingbuddies.com Coffee $

Ruchi

17085 Pines Boulevard | (954) 505-7455 ruchipembrokepines.com

9763 W. Broward Blvd. Plantation

Private party room available

In Central Park Place Plaza – North Side of Broward Blvd.

Monday - Friday: Lunch & Monday - Sunday :Dinner

vivacepizza.com | 954-440-2189 Indian $$

Salsa Fiesta

14914 Pines Boulevard | (954) 432-0005 salsafiestagrill.com Mexican $$

Shinju Japanese Buffet

Indian $$

J. Alexander’s

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

Al Natour Restaurant

14838 Pines Boulevard | (954) 538-9696 Japanese $$

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

Sosta Café

Al Salam

Submarine Crab

Amazing Asian Bistro

Supunnahong Thai

Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza

10800 Pines Boulevard | (954) 613-4021 sostacaffe.com Italian $$ 159 North Hiatus Road | (954) 589-5025 submarinecrab.net Seafood $$ 9945 Pines Boulevard | (954) 431-1008 supunnahong.com Thai $$

Village Tavern

14555 SW 2nd Street | (954) 874-1001 villagetavern.com American $$

Zaika Grill

1491 North Palm Avenue | (954) 391-9919 zaikagrill.net Indian $$

PLANTATION 7 Flavors Restaurant

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

1816 North University Drive | (954) 916-5193 alsalam-restaurant.com Middle Eastern $$ 10101 Cleary Boulevard | (954) 474-3797 amazingasianbistro.com Japanese Fusion $$ 512 North Pine Island Road | (954) 474-3311 Italian $$

Ella Café

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 $$

Sports Bar $$

Las Vegas Cuban Cuisine

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

DINING GUIDE

Lime Fresh Mexican Grill

Cerviche Arigato Restaurant

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

Thai Thai

1861 North Pine Island Boulevard | (954) 424-0808 Thai $$

The Cheese Course

Vignetos Italian Grill

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

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

Marumi Sushi

Sicilian Oven

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

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

Mustard Seed Bistro

Vivace Gourmet Pizza & Pasta

256 South University Drive | (954) 533-9326 mustardseedbistro.com Café $$

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

Padrino’s Cuban Cuisine

Zona Fresca

801 South University Drive | (954) 476-5777 padrinos.com Cuban $

Parlour Vegan Bakery

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

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

I Love Tacos Restaurant

Ireland’s Steakhouse

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

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

Landlubber’s Raw Bar & Grill

Carolina Ale House

250 Racquet Club Road | (954) 349-5656 Steakhouse $$$$

La Perla Seafood Bar & Grill

1396 SW 160th Avenue | (954) 385-1102 laperlarestaurants.com Peruvian $$

La Pequeña Colombia

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

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

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

Entretapas

WESTON

Bellini Italian Bistro

Las Cholitas

1800 Bell Tower Lane | (954) 389-2552 duffysmvp.com Sports Bar $$

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

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

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

Duffy’s Sports Grill

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

Acquolina Ristorante

Zaatar Lebanese Food

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

La Rural

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

Happy e’s Valentin Day

La Torretta

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

Lucille’s American Café

Chinese • Malaysian • Thai • Indian We can customize a perfect office / corporate / family / school party catering menu.

Don’t forget to call for today’s special!

HOURS: Mon-Thurs: 11:30am - 9:30pm Fri: 11:30am - 10:30pm Sat: 12:30pm - 10:30pm Sun: 12:30pm - 9:30pm

2250 Weston Road | (954) 384-9007 lucillescafe.com American $$

Masan Asian Grill

1924 Weston Road | (954) 888-4689 Asian $

Mochika Peru Bistro

2219 North Commerce Pkwy (954) 389-8871 mochikaperubistro.com Peruvian $$

Moon Thai & Japanese

2818 Weston Road | (954) 384-7275 moonthai.com Asian $$

Offerdahl’s Café Grill

2274 Weston Road | (954) 384-1043 offerdahls.com Cafe $

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1382 Weston Road | (954) 389-7029 Asian $

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Take Out · Catering · Dine-In · Delivery

1651 Bonaventure Boulevard | (954) 389-5188 pocbuffet.com Asian $$

Primetime Restaurant & Bar

1744 Main Street | (954) 349-2100 primetimeweston.com

Steakhouse $$$

Sabor Latino

2406 Weston Rd | (954) 217-1075 saborlatinoweston.com Peruvian $$

Stevie B’s Rib Café

141 Weston Road | (954) 349-6636 steviebsribcafe.com Barbecue $$

Sushi Tom

1396 SW 160th Avenue | (954) 385-3688 sushitomweston.com Japanese $$

Sushiato

4483 Weston Road | (754) 223-7923 sushiato.co Japanese $$

Tarantella Ristorante & Pizzeria

1755 Bell Tower Lane | (954) 349-3004 tarantellas.net Italian $$

Vignetos Italian Grill

1342 SW 160th Ave | (954) 660-0470 Italian $$

Weston Diner

4484 Weston Road | (954) 217-3090 westondiner.com Diner $$

Zona Blu

189 Weston Road | (954) 617-7999 zonabluweston.com Italian $$

Masan Asian Grill

1924 Weston Road | (954) 888-4689 Asian $

Mochika Peru Bistro

2219 North Commerce Pkwy (954) 389-8871

Our City Picks

Vivace Gourmet Pizza & Pasta

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.

Shinju Japanese Buffet

Zona Blu

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.

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POC American Fusion Buffet & Sushi

9763 W Broward Boulevard, Plantation 954-440-2189 $$ Vivace Gourmet Pizza & Pasta is a unique one of a kind concept. It is a trendy, full-service Pizzaria and Italian Restaurant featuring wines from around the globe, craft beers, and local produce. They have brought back the lost arts of “from scratch cooking,” hand tossed pizzas, and true hospitable service. Vivace is casual, yet sophisticated! Dine in, take out, delivery, catering, and private event services are all offered.

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.

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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 “nontraditional” 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.

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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.

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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.

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All That Jazz Café & Grill

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.

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Multiple studies have shown links between periodontal disease (infection of the gums and bones supporting the teeth) and adverse outcomes in pregnancy, including preterm deliveries, low birth weight babies, and preeclampsia. Children born to mothers with poor oral hygiene and high levels of certain oral bacteria have a significantly higher risk of developing cavities at an early age. This may be one of the causative factors in a child’s development of a condition called early childhood caries or ECC. ECC is a complicated situation in which cavities occur rampantly at an age in which needed care may be difficult to deliver. Fortunately, most of the causes of both cavities and ECC are preventable.

Cavities are caused in large part by having high levels of certain oral bacteria. Although children are not born with these cavity causing bacteria, they are eventually transferred by caregivers to children. This can occur, for example, by blowing on a hot spoon of cereal. It is not natural, or possible, to forever eliminate these bacteria. However, the longer it takes to transfer, the decreased risk of cavities in general and ECC specifically. The way of accomplishing this would be to eliminate cavities in the mouths of mothers (and all caregivers for that matter) and reduce the amount of plaque through regular dental checkups, cleaning and application of topical fluoride (in toothpaste and rinse).

It would be easiest to complete all dental work prior to pregnancy. However, it is important to keep in mind that most dental procedures can be accomplished during pregnancy. The safest and most comfortable time to accomplish dental work during pregnancy is the second trimester. We recommend using this time not only to receive services, but also to obtain tips for oral care for mother and baby. There are many special circumstances during pregnancy. For example, nausea and vomiting can create some difficulty in controlling the acid levels in the mouth, which can increase the risks of both enamel erosion as well as cavities in mother. You would be surprised at the creative strategies which can be used to overcome many of these challenges.

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A relocation occurs when one parent is seeking permission to relocate with a minor child more than 50 miles from their home. This generally occurs post judgment, meaning after the parties have already been divorced; although it could be an element that is addressed during the dissolution itself. It is not the parent’s relocation that becomes an issue, but rather the minor child’s. Several years ago, the Florida Legislature passed a relocation statute, which dictates how these matters must proceed.

A parent who was or is married to the other parent (paternity cases are not always the same) must receive either written permission from the other parent or a court order allowing the relocation to occur. Assuming there is no agreement between the parents, Florida Statutes require the “relocating parent” to file a Petition to Relocate. If a timesharing schedule has already been established by the court, a request to modify the time-sharing schedule must also be included. The Petition must be served upon the other parent, who will have twenty days to respond.

The petition must include the following language: A response to the supplemental petition objecting to relocation must be made in writing, filed with the court, and served on the parent or other person seeking to relocate within 20 days after service of this supplemental petition to relocate. If you fail to timely object to the relocation the relocation will be allowed, unless it is not in the best interests of the child, without further notice and without a hearing.

The Petition must include the following: ▸▸ A description of the location of the intended new residence, including the state, city and specific address if known ▸▸ The home telephone number of the intended new residence ▸▸ The date of the intended move ▸▸ A detailed statement of the specific reasons for the proposed relocation. If it is based upon a job offer which has been reduced to writing, it must be attached. ▸▸ A proposal for the modified time sharing schedule In deciding whether to grant the relocation, the Court must consider: ▸▸ The relationship between the minor child and the nonrelocating parent ▸▸ The age and developmental stage of the child and the likely impact a relocation will have on that child ▸▸ The feasibility of preserving the relationship between the child and the nonrelocating parent ▸▸ The child’s preference, taking into consideration the age and maturity of the child ▸▸ Whether the relocation will enhance the general quality of life for the child and the parent seeking relocation ▸▸ The reasons the nonrelocating parent is in fact objecting ▸▸ The current economic and employment circumstances of each parent ▸▸ Whether the relocation is being sought in good faith ▸▸ Any other factor affecting the best interests of the child As you can see, this is a complicated issue. It would be best for both parties to seek legal counsel before considering such a move.

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y clients have been contacting me to inquire as to where housing prices may be headed and question their current homes that they have lived in for more than five years. I encourage those who are looking to buy or sell within the next year to allow me to do a market analysis as soon as possible, while we are still in a Seller’s market.

A homeowner who purchases and closes on a $250,000 home will acquire equity over a five-year period of over $43,000. This figure does not even take into account their monthly principal mortgage payments. In many cases, home equity is one of the largest portions of a family’s overall net worth.

For those families who have no college payment plan in place, the equity may be borrowed against for those types of emergencies. For most, this equity is used for the next home investment. Homeownership is still the safest place to keep your money – especially in light of the volatility of the stock market and world politics and economies.

According to the National Association of Realtors, the supply of homes for sale dramatically increases every spring. As an example, here is what happened to housing inventory at the beginning of 2016. Buyers in the market during the winter months are truly motivated purchasers. They want to buy now. With limited inventory currently available in most markets, sellers are in a great position to negotiate.

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Currently, our lack of inventory drives up the prices; however, experts predict the housing market may soon favor buyers.

The median home value in the U.S. is now $191,200, up 6.2 percent since last October, according to Zillow’s October Real Estate Market Report. ▸▸ Home values rose 6.2 percent over the past year to a Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI) of $191,200 in October. ▸▸ Rents rose 1.4 percent over the past year to a Zillow Rent Index (ZRI) of $1,402. ▸▸ T here are 6 percent fewer homes for sale than a year ago.

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ost of us have been touched in our lives by someone struggling with mental health illness or substance abuse issues. The deep personal pain of watching helplessly as our closest family members and friends spiral out of control is devastating.

The fact is that nearly one in six young Americans will struggle with mental illness in their lifetime. As I often say, these are people with problems, not problem people. These illnesses and/or addictions are a disease, not an indication of someone’s worth in our society. In fact, Abraham Lincoln and Winston Churchill both suffered from what is now today called clinical depression.

Sadly, those suffering – often silently – can find themselves on the wrong side of the law. Too frequently, the criminal justice system treated these individuals as criminals and locked them in jail – often for relatively minor offenses. My experience has shown that arresting a person with mental health issues does not address the problem. Instead, it adds to the problems the individual is already facing. Mental illness is not a crime, and incarceration – the most expensive social service option – is the least effective solution.

At the Broward Sheriff’s Office, addressing this issue is paramount, and diverting certain non-violent individuals into treatment (instead of incarceration) is our key objective. Already, we made great strides in tackling this public safety concern through proactive community policing, including increasing the number of deputies with Crisis Intervention Training (CIT). CIT provides a non-violent solution focused upon de-escalating and assisting, not arresting.

Recently, the community received a massive boost to the tune of a nearly $22 million grant from the Florida Department of Children and Families to establish a comprehensive system of behavioral health care via a new, specialized Centralized Receiving Facility. In partnership with Henderson Behavioral Health and other behavioral health providers, the facility will provide law enforcement officials with a one-stop assessment center for individuals they encounter exhibiting signs of mental illness or experiencing a crisis that requires mental health evaluation, intervention, and treatment. It will assist in determining if certain individuals can be successfully diverted from arrest, incarceration and criminal prosecution.

Staffed 24/7/365 by human services professionals specializing in security, mental health, substance abuse, homeless services and case management, the center will focus on properly assessing individuals and linking them with appropriate, proven community providers for the help they need. BSO will remain in direct contact with these individuals and chart their progress through a continuum of care. We hope to deploy several centers strategically throughout the county in the coming months.

It’s a win-win for both those struggling with mental illness and the community as a whole. The center will help increase behavioral health programming and services to at-risk individuals in a community setting – not behind bars. It will also have the added benefit of driving down the rearrest rate – leading to increased public safety gains – while reducing our jail population, where taxpayers shell out nearly $120 per day to keep each prisoner incarcerated.

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The Davie Fire Rescue Department will be offering free training for the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) beginning February 7. Anyone who lives or works in the Town of Davie and is over 18 years old is eligible for the training classes. The class will meet at the Davie Fire Administration building located at 6901 Orange Drive. You must register before the class begins. To register, visit www.davie-fl.gov to download the CERT application.

The Actors Community Theatre of Davie presents Cactus Flower by Abe Burrows with performances on February 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25 at 8pm and February 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26 at 2pm.

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MAYOR VISIT

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Davie Mayor Judy Paul visited 3rd grade students at NSU University School to discuss government.

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Davie Police Department Chiefs and Davie Fire Rescue Department Chiefs invited Town of Davie employees to lunch for the annual holiday barbeque.. While the Chiefs operated the grill and served food, guests enjoyed a relaxing lunch. Photos Courtesy of Town of Davie

ROTARY HOLIDAY PARTY

The Davie-Cooper City Rotary Holiday Christmas party included 120 at-risk children (and each of their school’s two chaperones) from 12 local elementary and middle schools.

CERAMICS

Cooper City residents enjoyed family ceramic and adult ceramic programs at the Cooper City Community Center.

BOOK DONATION

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.

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Flamingo Elementary School received a check for $21,000 from the pastors of local churches at the Love South Florida event. Love South Florida is an opportunity for churches to unite to help their communities through donations. The $21,000 donation will be used to purchase laptop computers for 3rd grade students.

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