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CONTENTS PUBISHER’S PAGE 10 A Bountiful Harvest

PUBLISHERS Christy & Terry Jaillet publisher@ourcitymedia.com

CALENDAR OCTOBER 2018 12 October, 2018

MANAGING EDITOR Beverly Perkins

FEATURE STORY

OFFICE MANAGER Gabriela Moscoso

16 Meet Tim Canova

ART DIRECTOR Jacqueline Allard

BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT 18 Platstic Surgeon Takes on Beauty and Wellness 20 Bober & Bober, P.A. Set the Bar High with Client Communication

COMMUNITY NEWS 20 HHS Celebrates Joseph W. Young Jr. – Founder’s Day 2018 23 Local Gym Owner’s Main Event Was a Knockout

INSPIRING INDIVIDUALS 22 Hot Off the Press - Fur Responders are First Responders’ Best Friends

SCHOOL NEWS 24 The Victory Center’s Grand Opening Was Out of This World 24 Building Blocks and Much More for a Better Education

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ASK THE EXPERT 28 Choosing a Plastic Surgeon 29 Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)

PET OF THE MONTH 29 Your Pet Could Be Our Pet of the Month! 30 the world’s favorite magazine™

MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF 31 The Annual Pumpkin Patrol: Trickor-Treating with Children

SEEN ON SCENE 31 Community Snapshots

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he month of October often conjures up images of harvests, autumn and falling leaves. Watching leaves turn red and fall is less of a common occurrence here than for our friends up north. Agriculture is, however, still an important part of Broward County and South Florida. According to the USDA’s 2012 Census of Agriculture, there were almost 15 thousand acres of land being used for farming in Broward County. This farmland generates about $50 million a year in livestock and crop sales. These figures do not include the well-established horse economy in Plantation, Davie and Southwest Ranches. While most of Broward County is built out with neighborhoods, city parks and commercial developments, there are still over 600 farms producing everything from bell peppers to beef. These farms preserve a past where much of West Broward was composed of ranches and orange groves. There are a number of farms and nurseries where residents can buy locally grown produce. Check out our calendar section each month to find farmers markets in your area. Remember, October harvests happen in paradise too! Sincerely,

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National Night Out –Come out and learn about safety and how the Hallandale Beach Police and Fire Rescue work to keep the community safe every day of the year. FREE Interactive displays, presentations and training exercises. 6:009:00pm at Gulfstream Park -901 S. Federal Hwy., Hallandale Beach.

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Funtastic Friday – Enjoy family fun every Friday night with a DJ, face painter, games, bounce houses and more. Local 10 (WPLG) viewers recently ranked Funtastic Friday # 8 on their “Top 10 Places to Take the Kids” in South Florida list. – ArtsPark at Young Circle, Hollywood – FREE admission – For more information call 954-921-3500. Artspark Movie Night –Gather the family, a blanket, lawn chairs and some popcorn for a night under the stars watching a FREE family friendly flick at ArtsPark at Young Circle in Hollywood at 8:00pm. Tonight’s feature presentation is Inside Out (PG), 10/12 E.T.(PG), 10/19 Poltergeist (PG), 10/26 Coco (PG) Gulfstream Park Family Fun Fridays – The entire family will enjoy an amazing line-up of entertainment with interactive DJ, games, character appearances and performances. Every Friday night at Champions Plaza at Gulfstream Park from 7:00pm-9:00pm – 901 S. Federal Hwy., Hallandale Beach.

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Dream Car Classic– The Downtown Hollywood Dream Car Classic features dozens of classic cars, trucks and other vehicles of interest. Attendance is FREE. Vehicle registration is $20. To pre-register for the Dream Car Classic, email Joe Bevelacqua at jbevsr@ msn.com and include your vehicle’s make and model. 10:00am - 3:00pm - Hollywood Boulevard between 19th & 20th Avenue Downtown Hollywood - For more information, call 954-825-1027.

Share the Road Bike Event– The City of Aventura and the Aventura Police Department will be hosting a bike safety and ride event to promote safe cycling practices at 9:00 AM at Founders Park located at 3105 NE 190 Street. The bike ride starts at 10 AM where members of the Aventura Police Department will escort the community along a safe bike ride within Aventura. Participants are encouraged to bring their own bikes for the ride. Riders should be able to demonstrate the ability to ride a bike safely on the road. For more information, visit cityofaventura.com or contact the Aventura Community Recreation Center at 305-466-3883.

Dept. at 954-457-1452 or visit www.CoHB.org/Parks.

20th Downtown Hollywood Artwalk/Mural Tour – Visit galleries and shops in Downtown Hollywood while enjoying art, cultural entertainment, live music, a mural tour and more during ArtWalk on the 3rd Saturday of every month from 5:00pm-10:00pm and mural tour at 6:00pm. Cost is FREE. For more information, please call 954-924-2980.

ghosts, goblins, witches, fairies, and emojis to celebrate October’s favorite holiday with a special movie night at Founders Park, 3105 NE 190th Street, Aventura, from 5:00 pm-9:00 pm. The night includes a disc jockey with interactive games, inflatables, activity stations, arts and crafts, a trick or treat trail, food trucks, costumes, emoji characters, and a movie. “Hotel Transylvania 3” will start at 7 PM with festival type seating, so bring your lawn chairs and blankets to relax and enjoy the evening. Food trucks will be on the premises throughout the entire event serving up refreshments, plenty of great food and Halloween treats. For more information, visit cityofaventura.com or contact the Community Services Department at 305-466-3883.

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Aventura STAR – The City of Aventura’s annual Aventura STAR talent competition will hold open auditions in October at the Community Recreation Center located at 3375 NE 188 Street. The brightest magicians, acrobats, dancers, actors, musicians and singers of all ages are welcome to audition as an individual or in a group of no more than five. All contestants must be Aventura residents. An Aventura STAR application is required for each contestant including each member of a group entry. The application is available online at cityofaventura.com. For more information, visit cityofaventura.com or call 305-466-3883.

Full Moon Drum Circle– Bring a drum or other percussion instrument to this FREE guided drum circle. ArtsPark at Young Circle - 1 Young Circle, Hollywood from 7:00pm-9:00pm. – For more information, call 954-926-0204.

25th-28th

St. David Carnival – St. David Catholic Church welcomes everyone to the annual fall carnival. Patrons are invited to advertise and attend the 4-day event at 3900 S. University Drive in Davie. Rides, live entertainment, shopping, freshly prepared food, and more. Discount tickets are now on sale. For times and more information, please call 954-475-8046 or visit www. saintdavid.org.

19th-20th Pumpkin Patch – The sixth annual Curci House pumpkin patch is open from 11am-4pm. Purchase your pumpkin, take photos, and play in the patch. Curci House ,324 SW 2nd Avenue, Hallandale Beach. For more information, please contact the Parks & Recreation

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28th Downtown Halloween Celebration – Celebrate October’s signature holiday with costume contests, candy, and specials all night long. The FREE event will have an interactive children’s trick or treat area, “Treat Street”, from 6pm - 9pm with family fun & live music. Later in the evening, adults are welcome to attend outdoor bars, hear live bands, and participate in costume contests with prizes valued at $10,000 from 9pm 2am during the “Hollyweird Block Party” on Hollywood Blvd between 19th & 20th Ave. For more information, please visit www.visithollywoodfl.org/ events or call 954-924-2980.

31st 27th

Halloween Movie Night –The City of Aventura invites all

City of Hallandale Beach Halloween Festival – All ages are welcome to this funfilled night of celebration. Games, music, bounce houses, entertainment, and candy will be FREE to Hallandale Beach residents. Refreshments will also be sold by the Police Athletic League. 6:00pm-9:00pm -Costume Contest starts at 7:00pm. OB Johnson Park-1000 NW 8th Avenue, Hallandale Beach. For more information visit CoHB. org/parks or call 954-457-1452.

Monster Mash Bash – A safe Halloween event without the tricks and just the treats. Activities include haunted ghost tours, music, edible arts & crafts, bounce houses, rides, vendors, costume contests, prizes, and candy! 6:0010:00pm at the Patricia A. Mishcon Athletic Field – 16601 NE 15th Avenue, NMB. Free admission /$1 for Haunted Trail. For more information, please call 305-948-2957 for more information.

Not So Spooky Halloween – A one-stop destination for the ultimate in trick-or-treating happens at Gulfstream Park from 5 to 8 p.m. Get the kids in their costumes and enjoy trick-or-treating throughout the village at participating stops. Entertainment includes a DJ, face painter, photo booth, magic show and more. If the kids don’t have too much of a sugar rush, pop-in to any one of Gulfstream’s many dining options after you make your rounds. Gulfstream Park – 901 S. Federal Hwy., Hallandale Beach.

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CIRC Hotel - A Modern Boutique Hotel in the Heart of Hollywood BY BEVERLY PERKINS

our months ago, Downtown Hollywood embraced the grand opening of CIRC Hotel. The modern, 111-room boutique property is the first hotel to open in the area in almost four decades. Designed with a contemporary flair and inspired by the thriving arts scene, CIRC Hotel greets guests with sleek décor and locally-sourced pieces and of course, awe-inspiring views of the Hollywood skyline, Fort Lauderdale, and even Miami from the rooftop bar and lounge. Guests will appreciate the sunny, signature hospitality, all with a personalized touch, from the minute they check-in until the moment they check out. The staff always goes above and beyond expectations to deliver top-notch service during one’s stay. There is nothing the attentive staff won’t do. Whether it’s providing a warm and friendly greeting upon arrival, making dinner reservations at Olivia, or thoughtfully decorating a suite for a birthday celebration, they promise to ensure that each guest’s experience is spectacular. Additionally, the diverse culinary offerings, including freshly roasted coffee and pastries at Presto Coffee House, authentic Italian cuisine at Olivia Restaurant & Bar, and handcrafted cocktails at the rooftop bar and lounge, The Muse will leave guests quite satisfied. Perfectly located between Ft. Lauderdale and Miami, CIRC Hotel is ten minutes from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and just seven minutes from the beach and walking distance to many of Downtown Hollywood’s unique shops and restaurants. Kara Lundgren, General Manager of CIRC Hotel recently took the time to answer some questions about Hollywood’s newest property. What can guests expect when they plan a stay at CIRC Hotel? Besides a warm and friendly welcome, guests will

be provided with luxury accommodations. Each of the 111 guest rooms and suites are furnished with contemporary décor and include plush 300-thread count cotton bed linens, towels, and heavenly pillows to ensure a comfortable stay. Each room offers 50-inch flat screen TVs with SMART features, such as online guest directories and upgraded view options. Free amenities such as Wi-Fi, Keurig coffee makers, mini fridge, mini bar, safe, bathrobes, and room service is also available. In addition to our in-room amenities and delicious dining options, we offer an array of activities for guests.

What sets CIRC Hotel apart from other area properties? At CIRC Hotel the experience is designed to focus on the pillars that set us above our competition. We use the best technology to text and chat with our guests. We can receive their requests and answer questions quickly and efficiently. We have a full onsite lobby concierge not virtual. Guests can also text to retrieve their cars in valet. Local art is visible throughout the entire hotel and the property boasts a sustainable footprint. We offer Box water and Biology Skin Sulpher in all guest rooms. What latest trends is CIRC Hotel utilizing? Smart Technology is integrated to make one’s stay more personable. Sustainable Travel is a must, and Tailored Service is key. Long are the days of offering similar service to each customer, the success of boutique hotels especially is designing an individual experience that fits the needs of the customer not just the needs of the business. Finally, we would also like to introduce Local Experiences to our guests such as the vibrant art scene in Hollywood with various programming.

Is there anything else you would like readers to know about Hollywood’s hot new property? We are committed to investing and bringing out the best in our local community. Our art gallery located near the lobby houses pieces from local artists. All the art displayed is for sale, and 100% of the profits go back to the artist. We also offer pre-fixe dinners to coincide with events happening at ArtsPark at Young Circle, which is open to both hotel guests and residents. On the weekend our rooftop bar, The Muse, features live music from local musicians and DJs – which is open to the public. We also have meeting and social event spaces available. How can readers find out about more happenings? For more information on our weekly programming, please follow us on our social media platforms; Facebook: CIRCHOTEL Instagram: @CircHotel Twitter: @CircHotel.

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his is a mind, body and soul approach to wellness,” explains Dr. Tamy Faierman, whose unique take on inside-and-out health and wellness has made her a rarity in her chosen field of cosmetic and reconstructive surgery. She is helping define an entirely new category in the space: the holistic plastic surgeon. As women and men alike look for new ways to approach the perennial dilemma of aging, and more and more brands scramble to grab market share in the exploding wellness market, an opportunity has emerged for medical practitioners who can both understand and treat the expanding needs of their patients. A beauty and wellness expert, Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon, and founder of the Tamy M. Faierman Holistic Spa and Wellness Center, Dr. Faierman has created her own methodology for self-care in the modern age. Combining the most cutting-edge procedures from Western medicine with time-honored traditional practices from around the world, she offers patients an integrative approach that addresses the totality of their health and wellness needs. Dr. Faierman believes she’s found a better, more effective way to support her patients through the many different stages of their lives. “We should not treat everything with just medicine or medical procedures when we can incorporate complementary, holistic and integrative approaches at the same time,” she explains. Treatments at her popular Holistic Spa and Wellness Center in Weston can include everything from acupuncture to pre- and postoperative massage therapies to nutritional support.

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In many ways, integrating traditional healing techniques from around the world with her extensive medical training and expertise seems a natural extension of a global mindset. Born in Israel to parents from South America, raised in New York City, and fluent in English, Spanish, Hebrew and French, Dr. Faierman credits her multicultural journey as a crucial shaper of both her practice and her wellness philosophy. Her medical training in the United States focused on both general and reconstructive surgery. She received her Bachelor of Science magna cum laude from the State University of New York at Albany and went on to earn a medical degree from The Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York, NY. While completing her training in General Surgery, she received a fellowship in Microsurgery and a residency in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at New York’s prestigious Montefiore Medical Center, University Hospital for the Albert Einstein College of Medicine.

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cise is also key – not only to help maintain the results of the procedure, but as a centerpiece of one’s overall health and wellness journey. She explains, “Nutrition and exercise are imperative to sustaining excellent long-term surgical results and to your overall longevity. These go hand-in-hand. My recommendation is to begin to undergo a change into a healthier lifestyle as soon as one has the intention, preferably pre-operatively.”

Skincare & Beauty Dr. Faierman’s holistic facial, which has become a flagship treatment offered at the Spa & Wellness Center, is customized down to the last detail, beginning with a cup of organic herbal tea infused with an anti-stress tincture and ending with a guided meditation. The 90-minute session also includes LED facial rejuvenation and a revitalizing hand or foot massage. Dr. Faierman uses only clean, chemical-free skincare products and works exclusively with aestheticians that are holistically trained.

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As a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Tamy Faierman is redefining what self-care means in today’s modern beauty climate.

Herbs, natural medications, and homeopathy are also incorporated into Dr. Faierman’s treatment plans, especially to help speed the post-op healing process and to reduce any ill-effects from anesthesia, but also pre-operatively to lessen the anxiety surrounding surgery. Dr. Faierman also integrates ancient healing practices like acupuncture, lymphatic drainage and Reiki to maximize healing, ease pain and discomfort, and to provide relaxation and stress relief.

the best of Eastern and Western medicine to advance self-discovery and total body well-being. The spa features a state of the art meditation room, holistic facials, herbal teas and tinctures, clean beauty products, and integrates ancient healing practices like acupuncture, lymphatic drainage and Reiki. Dr. Looking Inward Faierman also works closely with trusted practitioners In conversation, Dr. Faierman often emphasizes to address the full spectrum of her patients’ needs — the importance of the inner journey of her patients. from aestheticians to nutritionists to medical doctors. “It is important to remember that body, emotion and mind are all connected,” she explains. “Aligning our The “Holistic” Plastic Surgeon outer body often helps reconnect us to ourselves.” With over 20 years of experience, Dr. Faierman She is a firm believer in the restorative powers continues to build her thriving practice by performof meditation and sees it as a foundational building ing traditional cosmetic procedures, from breast lifts block on the path to total wellness. To help encourage and minor facial surgeries, to body procedures like her patients to explore this practice, she has created the “mommy makeover,” which is one of her tradean immersive meditation room at her Spa & Wellness mark specialties. Dr. Faierman also is an expert injec- Center, which offers both guided and unguided meditor and uses non-surgical, non-invasive procedures, tation experiences. like dermal fillers, injectables, and laser treatments. But what truly sets her practice apart from other Reshaping Your Image traditional plastic surgeons is her “whole body beauty Ultimately, Dr. Faierman’s commitment to treat and wellness” approach. her patients using a holistic approach that incorporates traditional healing practices with the very best Nutrition, Exercise and Lifestyle Matter of 21st century medicine is all about empowering the Dr. Faierman stresses the importance of nutrition individual to take control of their bodies through acts and exercise both before and after surgery, and as a of self-care. As she explains succinctly, “I live by the non-negotiable part of a healthy lifestyle. Her clients motto: reclaim your body and yourself!” will often work with an integrative nutritionist to n Dr. Tamy Faierman is a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, writer, help speed recovery after a surgical procedure; the beauty and wellness expert, and founder of the Tamy M. Faierman Holistic Spa and Wellness Center. Her office is located at 17130 right dietary modifications can be beneficial in the Royal Palm Boulevard, Suite 1, in the Windmill Professional post-operative period, helping patients metabolize Campus. For more information, please call 954-322-2742 or visit medications and heal more effectively. Regular exerwww.reshapeyourimage.com.

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BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT

Bober & Bober, P.A. Set the Bar High with Client Communication BY BEVERLY PERKINS

or almost two decades, the attorneys and staff at Bober & Bober, P.A. have been assisting individuals with personal injury claims as well as employment-related matters. The firm is fully dedicated to representing their clients’ legal rights aggressively with a resultsoriented approach. Regardless of the nature of the injury, a car accident, slip and fall, or any other sort of damage and/or pain caused by someone else’s negligence, Bober & Bober, P.A. will work diligently to obtain the maximum recovery that one is entitled to under the law. Most of the firm’s employment cases involve unpaid overtime claims, the non-payment of wages or accusations of tip theft. The firm offers free consultations and charges no attorneys’ fees or costs unless a case is successful. Peter J. Bober, the firm’s founding partner, recently took the time to answer a few questions about the practice. Who do you represent? We represent individuals who have suffered extremely serious injuries and handle their claims from start to finish with the goal of getting them compensated for their pain, suffering and eco-

nomic losses to the fullest extent possible. For our employment cases, we make sure that employees are paid all wages that are lawfully due to them. What is your best advice for anyone who has been a victim of someone else’s negligence? A personal injury can be devastating to one’s life. However, the right to be compensated for your injuries does not last forever. In fact, under Florida’s statute of limitations, you only have a certain amount of time in which to take your case to court. People injured due to the negligence of another, are best served by having an attorney that is aggressive, knowledgeable, and compassionate, and who will work to vindicate their legal rights. What distinguishes you from other local law firms? All of us at Bober & Bober, P.A. believe that customer service is the key distinguishing feature that separates us from other firms. Being able to actually speak to one’s lawyer, as opposed to only legal assistants, is an important characteristic of our work. We maintain close client contact, so that clients are always informed and kept up to date with their cases. Clients should never feel awkward about calling their own attorney or feel like they do not know what is happening with their case.

Is there anything else you would like to share with our readers? Bober & Bober, P.A. believe that serving the local community is extremely important. I am proud to be an Ivy-League educated attorney who previously served as the Mayor of the City of Hollywood. I am also a Florida Supreme Court certified mediator. My partner, attorney Samara Bober is extremely active with the Federal Bar Association for the Southern District of Florida. While we hope city residents will never require our services, we stand ready to assist should that day come.

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COMMUNITY NEWS

HHS Celebrates Joseph W. Young Jr. – Founder’s Day 2018 BY BEVERLY PERKINS

lmost a century ago, Joseph W. Young Jr. founded The City of Hollywood. In 1920, the resilient real estate developer named the under-developed land “Hollywood By-the-Sea” and followed his plan for the city which was based on a broad Boulevard intersected by three circles. In 1925, it was incorporated as a city and Young was elected to be the first mayor. Although the position was quite suitable, he resigned to develop Port Everglades. Unfortunately, The Great Hurricane of 1926 and the ensuring Great Depression ended Young’s work in Hollywood. Hollywood’s founder died at the young age of fifty-one on February 27th, 1934 in his home on Hollywood Boulevard. To keep his memory alive, the first Founder’s Day celebration was held in August of 1935. Mayor Arthur W. Kellner issued a proclamation on August 1st designating August 4th, Young’s birthday, as Founder’s Day and a public holiday. However, the significant holiday was suspended for a lengthy period for various reasons, but then resumed in 2006. Eighty-three years later the celebration continues thanks to The Hollywood Historical Society (HHS). The dedicated and enthusiastic nonprofit organization make sure that everyone is aware

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of the legendary man that created the dream city day,” added Karen Albertson, Hollywood Historical many call home. Society President. This year’s celebration brought eighty people together, including city officials Mayor Josh Levy and City Commissioners Kevin Biederman, Debra Case and Linda Sherwood, for a highly entertaining afternoon involving recognitions, special presentations, raffles, wine and cheese, cash prizes, antique cars, pin-up girls, a hat contest, plus lots of laughter. Mayor Josh Levy even read aloud the 1935 proclamation. Additionally, the event featured a video survey of Hollywood historical photos presented by Stephen Sarsfield, former HHS president, with interpretation by Dr. Joan Mickelson, HHS historian. A number of attendees showed their interest through a lively Q & A session. Penny Johns, an active member of the Women’s Club and secretary of the Hollywood Historical Society said, “Founder’s Day was a delight. It was fitting to hold the 2018 event at the Hollywood Women’s Club as our founder donated the property to them. The cake If you wish to learn more about the City of Hollywood, HHS displayed a portrait of Mr. Young which is a wonderwould like to invite you to their Lecture Series which is held at the ful tribute to our number one Hollywood man.” Stirling Road Branch Library, 3151 Stirling Road, 1:00 - 3:00 PM, “We absolutely had a blast at the Hollywood the second Sunday of the month. For more information, please call Women’s Club for founder Joseph W. Young’s birth954-923-5590.

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rystle Doniloski, and Holly Montellanico met each other at the City of Hollywood Fire Rescue Department. Doniloski has been a firefighter/paramedic for almost six years and Montellanico has been in the fire prevention office for thirteen and a half years. “I come from a family with police and fire/EMS background and it has always been in me. You don’t choose this career; this career chooses you. Not everyone can do it. It takes a certain breed to work the blue and red line along with our dispatchers,” said Doniloski Both ladies are passionate about saving lives and helping people, but they also have a love for their dogs. While taking courses to be members of the Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) formed by one of their peers, the dynamic duo met Charlie and his handler Shawn of Miami-Dade Fire Rescue. In an instant, they knew they wanted to train their dogs to assist in the peer support process. Knowing that the dogs give tremendous comfort to those around them sparked “Fur Responders 4 First Responders”. They then contacted Daniel De La Rosa with Service Dogs 4 Servicemen and began a 6-month training program. Being a member of the peer sup-

port team is strictly on a volunteer basis. Besides volunteering their time, Doniloski and Montellanico spent their own funds for training, classes, and supplies. The cost for each handler and their canine is $2500. They recently designed PTSD awareness shirt to help raise funds. One hundred percent of the funds will go towards training, classes, and assistance for members in need. First responders which include fire fighters, police officers, nurses, and dispatchers are all considered members. “Being a peer support member entails responding to a critical incident, such as the Marjory Stoneman Douglas shooting, and providing counseling assistance to the first responders affected. It also can be an isolated event in a department such as a line of duty death, or a call that extremely affects a crew or dispatcher. As team members we are ready to respond 24/7 if needed,” explained Montellanico. Right now, Lilly (5) and Kali (4), mother/daughter Belgian Malinoises, are the only canines in “Fur Responders 4 First Responders.” “We are currently applying to become a 501(C) (3), non-profit organization. Raising funds will help us to continue training, take courses, and allow

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other members to join our team. In the future our goal is to place trained service dogs with members diagnosed with PTSD or other conditions that would benefit from having a service canine. Our normal day of work is someone’s worst day. We are in a time where suicide, post-traumatic stress, and catastrophic addictions have become the epidemic that is taking the lives of our fellow first responders. Suicide currently outranks line of duty deaths in both the police and fire service. ‘Fur Responders 4 First Responders’ is committed to assisting those in need and raising awareness of mental health issues for first responders,” added Montellanico. To donate and find out more, please visit www. FurResponders4FirstResponders.com. Shirts can be purchased via PayPal. Also, look for them on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.

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Local Gym Owner’s Main Event Was a Knockout BY BEVERLY PERKINS

t was no surprise that Jose “Flaco” Perez reached out to offer assistance to “Supportabilities”, an organization focused on helping those with special needs to stay active, fit, and healthy. Born and raised in Brooklyn, Flaco isn’t the stereotypical gym owner with big muscles, a big attitude and a big accent. This native New Yorker is known in Hollywood for his big heart. Since the day he opened Flaco’s Community Gym in 2014, his mission has been to give back to the community. From his recent Back-to-School Backpack Giveaway event, the many Thanksgiving food drives, car wash fundraisers, and bicycle giveaways to his latest philanthropic venture F.L.I.T.E., Flaco continues to help others in the community. This past summer was no different when the boxing facility owner received an alert on social media. The notification came from one of Flaco’s members who

was trying to help Daniel Golightly, Head Trainer of “Supportabilities”, find a place to work with his wheelchair bound athletes. Once Flaco and Golightly spoke, it was an instantaneous connection. The dedicated duo brainstormed for hours and decided to create an exhibition event to showcase their participant’s hard work and make those athletes feel the exhilaration that comes from performing in front of a crowd. Flaco wanted it to be an extremely entertaining show just like a professional fight. He had each participant choose a nickname and an entrance song. He enlisted the help of some local amateur fighters to come and spar and

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invited a DJ to get the crowd going. Flaco took the position as the enthusiastic “Michael Buffer”, the American ring announcer known for his catchphrase, “Let’s get ready to rumble!” “I wanted to make the participants feel special. I wanted to try highlight the great qualities they have, and reward them for working so hard, and it worked. You could tell by how big everyone smiled after each match. It was such an amazing event to be a part of,” exclaimed Flaco. “It is easy to complain about something and not do anything about it. Attack the day, be grateful, focus on what you have and not what you do not.” Since the event occurred, Daniel GoLightly has been in contact with the chair of Special Olympics and has become head trainer for the U.S. paraplegic team. “Being around this event, and watching the people involved was such a breath of fresh air. It makes you want to go home, kiss and hug your family, and tell them you love them. It reminds us what is important in life,” added Flaco. Flaco’s Community Gym is located at 4419 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood. They can be reached at (954)842-3446.

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SCHOOL NEWS

The Victory Center’s Grand Opening Was Out of This World BY BEVERLY PERKINS

fter much hard word, dedication, and so much love from the community, The Victory Center officially opened its brand new, state-of-the-art facility with additional capacity to serve more children with autism and other developmental disabilities in South Florida. Founders Barry and Judi Nelson, community leaders, parents, students, board members, benefactors and local artist Jonathan Aizenstat were all in attendance to view the new nonprofit school located on the Michael Ann Russell (MAR) JCC campus in North Miami Beach. A key feature of the 8,500 square-foot building is an outer space-themed sensory playroom where children can learn about the solar system. The two-walled, largerthan-life mural is the work of Aizenstat, a professional artist who lives with Tuberous Sclerosis Complex, a rare condition affecting multiple organs, including the brain, which is also accompanied by epilepsy. He started his art career doing drawings for children’s books, but soon graduated to larger, more complex projects such as this. A podiatry office in Hollywood showcases “Under the Sea”, a work of art to help patients not feel afraid of the doctor. It was an emotional day for the talented creator, who welcomed visitors into his

newest creation with tears in his eyes. “All my pieces have a purpose,” said Aizenstat. “My favorite planet is Jupiter in this room, because it’s the largest planet and because of its expression.” “We are very proud of Jonathan and are very thankful for everyone who was able to come to celebrate the opening of our new center,” said David Barnett, chairman of the all-volunteer board. “We are forever grateful to the Michael-Ann Russell JCC and all of our supporters who share our vision and dream, further impacting the community in a positive way.” Each classroom is equipped with its own bathroom and kitchenette. The school will also feature a life skills room with showers, a washer and dryer, sofa bed, a microwave, induction stovetops to prevent burns and dishwasher. Other elements of the center will also include a multimedia lab with flat screen TV, game consoles, computers, as well as a play center; individual therapy rooms, in addition to sharing a theater for graduation ceremonies, music room, dance studio and art studio with the MAR-JCC. “Our new building has more opportunities to expand and improve programs for children with developmental disabilities,” said Victory Center CEO Raquel Prancer. “We started the Victory Center project and quickly reached capacity at 30 kids in our old building. We will now be able to double that capacity in our new facility.” The Victory Center is located on the campus of the MAR-JCC at 18900 NE 25th Avenue, North Miami Beach, 33180. For more information please contact Raquel Pancer CEO at rpancer@thevictoryschool.org or at 305-466-1142.

Building Blocks and Much More for a Better Education BY BEVERLY PERKINS

he school year started off with a big surprise for Mary M. Bethune Elementary School students. The three hundred and eighty tigers were thrilled to be the recipients of backpacks filled with a variety of school supplies. Additionally, they were even more surprised to receive popular toy items. This generous donation was part of the “Adopt-A-School” initiative created and launched by Jazwares as part of its commitment to give back to the community. The Sunrise-based global manufacturer’s “AdoptA-School” program kicked off its’ inaugural year at the well-deserving Hollywood elementary school. The year-long commitment will support students, parents, and teachers. During the year, they will provide employee mentorship to the students, sponsor field trips to the Jazwares corporate offices, donate toys, host a food drive and teacher appreciation events, as well as field trips to sporting events courtesy of Sunshine GameDay, a non-profit organization which aims to

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brighten the days of disadvantaged kids by bringing them to professional sporting events. We wanted to expand our mission of giving back by connecting with children and supporting the community in a meaningful way,” says Karen Kilpatrick, VP of Corporate Marketing. “Through a year-long initiative, we believe we can make a significant impact through mentorship opportunities, donations, events, and other meaningful contributions. Jazwares, through our philanthropic arm, Jazwares Cares, is committed to furthering the education and growth of children through play.” On that early Friday morning in August, the Jazwares team greeted the students with an abundance of notebooks, folders, paper, pencils, glue sticks, scissors, markers, crayons, rulers, and other much-needed supplies to make for a successful academic year. They also set up a pop-up obstacle course for the children to enjoy filled with more rewards. However, the highlight was having popular brand characters such as Peppa Pig, Roblox, Animal Jam, and Dino Train as part of the giveaway items. During the “Adopt-A-School” kick-off event Judd Zebersky, CEO of Jazwares, and Karen Kilpatrick, Vice President of Corporate Marketing for Jazwares, joined Broward County School Board Members Ann Murray and Robin Bartleman, and Bethune Elementary Principal Latosha Williams at Bethune

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Elementary School to hand out the drawstring bags filled with school supplies to the eager students. “We are honored that Jazwares chose our school for their Adopt-A-School initiative,” said Latosha Williams, Principal of Mary M. Bethune Elementary School. “Our goal is to provide our students with the best possible opportunities and ultimately prepare them to be worldclass citizens. By working with Jazwares, we will be better equipped to help our students achieve tremendous success.” The goal for the Jazwares “Adopt-A-School” program is to bring in outside community support for underprivileged schools across the country and provide amazing opportunities for the students that they otherwise would not have access to.

CHAMBER NEWS

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The Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Feldman, Joseph Kaplan, hosted a City of Hollywood Districts 1, 3 & Luis Prada and Caryl 5 Commission Candidates Forum as a part Shuham focused on of their Government Education Series. The forum, environmental issues sponsored by Waste Pro, the Jaycees, and Outback and and shared their vision Carrabba’s Express, took place on August 16th, 2018 at for a sustainability plan the Hollywood Jaycees Hall. that addresses climate The educational forum provided constituents and change, as well as, business owners an opportunity to hear the views their positions on sun and platforms of the candidates and discuss the setting the Beach CRA issues that impact our local community. with various projects This lively forum was moderated by Emmy award- still underway. winning Channel 10 news anchor Calvin Hughes. In Commission District 3, Incumbent Traci The forum began with opening statements from each Callari did not have any opponents attend the forum. candidate, followed by a series of questions led by Commissioner Callari was asked to defend her previthe moderator and closed with constituent participa- ous votes on issues surrounding Margaritaville and tion and candidates closing statements. The forum explain budget shortfalls for the city. covered various topics, which included community, Commission District 5 opponents Incumbent county, and district-specific issues. Candidates and Commissioner Kevin Biederman, Jack Anthony Izzo, incumbents used their platforms to address viewand Francisco Vargas discussed the importance of points, priorities, and plans for the City of Hollywood. bringing support from the City Commission beyond With no incumbents running in Commission the beach and the Downtown area to their district District 1, candidates had the opportunity to disand local neighborhoods. Incumbent Commissioner cuss their plan for their district (encompassing Kevin Biederman addressed audience concerns about Hollywood Beach) and the city. Candidates Itzhack development.

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Choosing a Plastic Surgeon BY CHARLES A. MESSA, III, MD, FACS he first question a prospective patient should be asking when choosing a plastic surgeon is, “Is my doctor board certified in Plastic Surgery?” You should trust your care for cosmetic surgery only to a physician who is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. The American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) is the only board recognized by the American Medical Association to certify physicians in over 24 medical specialties. The easiest way to check a doctor’s credentials is to go to www.abms.org to determine which medical specialty they are board certified in. The American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery is not a recognized board by the ABMS. Equally important is that your surgeon is a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. These societies require not only board certification, but also documented experience in cosmetic plastic surgery. Patients should also know how much experience a surgeon has in the procedure you are requesting. If you are interested in a breast augmentation, ask your doctor how many he or she does a week, a year. Does the surgeon have hospital privileges to do the same procedure? Many physicians who perform liposuction in office facilities don’t have hospital privileges to do these procedures. Hospitals will only grant operative privileges to physicians with well-documented training in that procedure. The procedure should be performed in an accredited facility like our office, which is certified by the American Association for Accreditation of Ambulatory Surgery Facilites, Inc. (AAAASF) or a licensed accredited hospital or outpatient surgery center. A common misconception is that office surgery is not as safe as hospital surgery. This is not true. The safety of a procedure is dependent on the credentials of the surgeon, accreditation of the facility, and the presence of a board-certified anesthesiologist or certified registered nurse anesthetist. Many surgeons will tell prospective patients that they only perform surgery in a hospital setting because it is safer. These surgeons usually don’t have an office that is properly equipped or certified for outpatient surgery. I, like many other experienced boardcertified plastic surgeons, offer patients a choice to have surgery in our certified private office facility or the hospital depending on the overall medical conditions and the procedure being performed. Finally, assuming the physician has all the appropriate credentials and level of expertise, I stress the patient choose a surgeon with whom you feel most comfortable, who has a kind, attentive staff, in an environment where you can get the best care. Ask for patient referrals and patient testimonials. Dr. Messa is board certified by both the American Board of Plastic Surgery and the American Board of Surgery, an active member of the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, American Society of Plastic Surgeons, and a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. He is a recognized expert in cosmetic plastic surgery and has achieved Allergan’s Black Diamond Award as one of the top 1% of plastic surgery practices in the country by volume. Dr. Messa has also achieved Chairman status with Medicis and Mentor Corporation. This award honors distinguished leaders in cosmetic surgery for demonstrating expertise and excellence through a high volume of aesthetic product procedures. The certification is awarded to leaders in the field of medical aesthetics and demonstrates their commitment to innovation, excellence, and the highest level of patient care.

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Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) BY EDWARD J. FRANKOSKI, D.O.

n uncommon form of chronic pain is known as complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) which typically develops after an injury, surgery, stroke, or heart attack. However, the pain associated does not correlate with the severity of the initial injury. This type of pain usually affects an arm or a leg. In cases of injury-related CRPS, the syndrome maybe caused by the immune system triggering a response which leads to swelling, redness, and warmth. Some believe that CRPS represents a disruption of the healing process. Although the cause of the pain is not understood and there is no cure, early treatment is recommended and found to be most effective. Many patients who undergo treatment see improvement and even go into remission. Complex regional pain syndrome is also called reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome. The chronic pain condition occurs because high levels of nerve impulses are sent to an affected site. Some experts believe that CRPS is a result of a dysfunction of the central or peripheral nervous systems. It’s been most common in people ages 20-35 and affects women more often than men. Complex regional pain syndrome signs and symptoms may change over time and vary upon individual. The most common occurrence is pain, swelling, redness, and hypersensitivity in temperature changes such as too cold to touch. An affected limb could become cold and pale over time, and the skin, hair, and nail may change as well along with muscle spasms and tightening. Unfortunately, if these changes occur, the condition is often permanent. Other symptoms may be the following: ▸▸ Continuous burning or throbbing pain, usually in your arm, leg, hand or foot ▸▸ Changes in skin color, which can range from white and mottled to red or blue ▸▸ Changes in skin texture, which may become tender, thin or shiny in the affected area ▸▸ Joint stiffness and damage ▸▸ Weakness and loss (atrophy) ▸▸ Decreased ability to move the affected body part Occasionally, complex regional pain syndrome may spread from its source to elsewhere in the body, such as the opposite limb. Emotional stress has been known to also worsen the pain. If a person experiences severe and constant pain that affects a limb and makes touching or moving that limb seem intolerable, see a physician immediately to determine the cause and to start treating complex regional pain syndrome early. Edward J. Frankoski, D.O. has received extensive training in Pain Management, and always stays current with all new and up to date through many educational meetings throughout the year. He has been practicing Pain Management in the Aventura area for over fifteen years and he has been involved in drug research as well as procedure research studies. Interventional Pain Physicians of South Florida is located at 21097 NE 27th Court, Suite 340, Aventura, 33180. To schedule an appointment, please call (305)932-1660.

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The Annual Pumpkin Patrol: Trick-or-Treating with Children BY NORTH MIAMI BEACH CHIEF OF POLICE WILLIAM “BILL” HERNANDEZ, MSM Myths, legends, history, and facts of Halloween reveal that the holiday and misbehavior were inextricably linked. In some areas, varieties of pranks have evolved into acts much scarier than ghosts, goblins, etc. For instance, CABBADE NIGHT in parts of the northeastern United States is where rotten vegetables are collected and smeared on doors, windows and pumpkin smashing. In the Midwest, the GATE NIGHT is where farmers’ gates are opened leaving livestock roaming free. In Detroit, the DEVIL’S NIGHT is notorious for its ties to gang culture and random acts of arson. In the City of North Miami Beach, contrary to a popular view that maintains that mischief has been a part of the Halloween tradition, we believe there is a fine line between Halloween fun and mischief. Though in most places, some of the traditional Halloween practices are considered good-natured misbehavior, the North Miami Beach Police Department (NMBPD) strikes the mischief element out the celebrations by adhering to the harmless fun tradition of trick-or-treating. The police officers, participating in the “Annual Pumpkin Patrol” will trick-or-treat with the children in the community. Their patrol vehicles will be adorned with Halloween patches and will patrol to different neighborhoods while they pass out candies to children trickor-treating in costume in exchange for sweets. The Pumpkin Patrol event is a true community, child-friendly event; it is more about costume, sweet treats than ghosts and goblins. While seizing the opportunity to promote community cohesion and attain a level of positive interaction with the children, the NMBPD endorses the responsibility of simultaneously conducting high visibility patrol, ensuring a safe, fun, enjoyable Halloween for all children and adults alike. We subscribe entirely to this statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics: ‘Often there is a fine line between Halloween fun and safety concerns, especially when it comes to road and pedestrian safety”. Consequently, below are some common-sense safety tips that can help concerned parents keep their kids safe: ▸▸ Choose flame-retardant costumes. ▸▸ Add reflective tape to your child’s costume to heighten visibility. ▸▸ Be careful when you cross a street. Walk on sidewalks, if there are no sidewalks, walk facing the traffic as far to the left as possible. ▸▸ Enter and exit driveways and alleys carefully. ▸▸ Remain on well-lit streets. ▸▸ Go only to homes with outside lights on. ▸▸ Walk children door-to-door to receive treats. ▸▸ Have your children wait until you have inspected his/her treats before they eat them. ▸▸ Inspect all treats, and always throw away any spoiled, unwrapped or suspicious items. ▸▸ Make sure your children carry a flashlight with fresh batteries or a glow stick so that they can be seen. ▸▸ Carry a cellphone for quick communication. All things considered, the NMBPD makes sure that trick-or-treating safely and going door-to-door are the stuff of childhood memories. Therefore, it should be one of the great, memorable nights of merriment instead of a night of mischief. To learn more about the City of North Miami Beach Police Department, please visit www.citynmb. com. For emergsencies, please dial 9-1-1 and all other non-emergencies, please call (305) NMBPOLICE or (305) 662-7654.

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DIGGING INTO THE BOOKS Many city officials including Mayor Enid Weisman, Former City Manager Eric Soroka, Commissioners Bob Shelley, Howard Weinberg, and Denise Landman came out to celebrate the brand-new Aventura Charter High School with a great ground-breaking celebration.

HANDS OF HOPE

The “Hyundai Hope on Wheels” event at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital in Hollywood featured pediatric cancer patients having their hands painted and leaving their handprint on a 2018 Hyundai Santa Fe. The handprints symbolize each child’s unique journey with cancer and represents their hopes and dreams moving forward. Hyundai presented the hospital’s pediatric cancer program and its leader, Dr. Iftikhar Hanif, with a $100,000 Hyundai Impact award to assist families fighting the disease on South Florida. Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital was the only hospital in South Florida to earn the award and one of only 21 in the United States to be honored.

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Over 400 guests and almost 400 players attended the 7th Annual Jeff Conine Celebrity Poker Classic at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. The anticipated event raised nearly $180,000 from a preevent cocktail reception, entry fees, sponsorships, live/silent auctions, and chip re-buys. Celebrity guests at the sports-themed event included: Roberto Luongo, Miguel Rojas, Cornelius Bennett, Dennis Martinez, Mark Duper, Roy Foster, Leroy Hoard, Mathias Kiwanuka, Randy Moeller, and Gaby Sanchez. The fundraiser helps underwrite expenses at the Conine Clubhouse, a hotellike facility at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital where families can stay free of charge while a child is hospitalized.

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The Humane Society of Greater Miami joined forces with NBC 6 and Telemundo 51 to host NBCUniversal Owned Television Stations’ Clear the Shelters fourth annual nationwide pet adoption drive. The Humane Society of Greater Miami waived pet adoption fees at their Soffer and Fine Adoption Center as part of the nationwide initiative that seeks to help families find and adopt homeless pets. Since 2015, the campaign has resulted in more than 150,000 pet adoptions and 40 on this purr-fect day in North Miami Beach.

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