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CONTENTS PUBLISHERS’ PAGE 8
Hurricane Season is Here Again
CO-PUBLISHERS Christy & Terry Jaillet
CALENDAR JUNE 2018
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COMMUNITY NEWS 14 Farmer’s Market on Wheels – Volunteers Bring Fresh & Healthy Food to Those in Need
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17 The House That Henry Built – Carpenter House 18 Derby Hat Day at Gulfstream Park – Not Just Another Day at the Races
INSPIRING INDIVIDUAL 18 Flaco’s Community Gym Takes F.L.I.T.E.
SCHOOL NEWS 24 Watkins Elementary Students Won’t Forget to Eat Their Vegetables! 26 South Broward High School Students Receive Arts for the Future Scholarships
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017 was, by far, the costliest hurricane season in United States history. More than $282 billion of damages were caused by Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria. Many of us in South Florida are still feeling the impacts of Hurricane Irma. The devastation caused by Hurricane Maria, especially in Puerto Rico, will have long consequences. Fortunately, 2018 is expected to be less active than 2017. Colorado State University hurricane researchers predict the 2018 hurricane season to be slightly more active than normal, with a predicted 14 named storms in the Atlantic basin. This is a far cry from last year’s two and half times more active environment.
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3rd 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. Soulful Jazz Sundays – Enjoy the smooth sounds of local saxophonist, Travis Bridges, from 7 p.m. to 9 pm at Champions Plaza at Gulfstream Park – 901 S. Federal Hwy., Hallandale Beach.
4th Burger Beast Food Trucks – Bring your appetite, your family and your friends to ArtsPark at Young Circle, Hollywood every Monday 5:30-9:30pm. Over 20 trucks participate. For a weekly updated truck line-up visit www.foodtrucksatartspark. com (Also on June 11th, 18th, and 25th)
Gloves and garbage bags will be provided to all volunteers along with safety instructions – Charnow Park – 300 Garfield Street, Hollywood.
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16th Afro Caribbean Weekend Fest Continues – Food trucks, bands, storytelling contests, and a story slam. Apply in advance by submitting a true, 5-7-minute story about your own life on the theme “Island Spice”. Prizes will be awarded ArtsPark Big Screen Concerts Feat. Def Leppard – The popular to the winners. Hallandale 80’s rock band powers their way Beach Branch Library, 300 South Federal Hwy., Hallandale through a stunning setlist of Beach from 2pm-6pm. Submit classic hits and new tracks on And There Will Be A Next Time... your story online or by phone Online: www.worldandeye. Live from Detroit. Admission com/storyslam Email: helen@ FREE. Lawn seating. Bring worldandeye.com Call: Helen your beach chair or blanket. 954-279-0994 or Jeanie ArtsPark Amphitheater – One 954-540-9897 Young Circle, Hollywood. 8:30pm-11:00pm.
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Hollywood Historical Society 2018 Lecture Series – “I Love Hollywood, A Musical Presentation About the Town We Love”, Free and open to the Downtown Hollywood Artwalk/ public from 1:00-4:00pm at the Mural Tour – Visit galleries Stirling Road Branch Library – and shops in Downtown 3151 Stirling Road, Hollywood. Hollywood while enjoying art, cultural entertainment, live Authors will sign books and music, a mural tour and more refreshments will be served. during ArtWalk on the 3rd For more information, email hollywoodflhistory@att.net or Saturday of every month from International Tuesdays – 5:00pm-10:00pm and mural Gulfstream Park Family Fun Featuring music by Benji Rafaeli, call 954-923-5590. tour at 6:00pm. Cost is FREE. Fridays – The entire family performing in more than 10 For more information, please will enjoy an amazing different languages from 7 call 954-924-2980. line-up of entertainment p.m. to 10 p.m. Every Tuesday with interactive DJ, games, night at Champions Plaza at “South Broward Juneteenth character appearances and Gulfstream Park – 901 S. Federal Festival: Highlighting a performances. Every Friday Hwy., Hallandale Beach. Forgotten Holiday” – Juneteenth night at Champions Plaza is an historic celebration at Gulfstream Park from among African Americans that 7:00pm-9:00pm – 901 S. Federal honors the announcement of Hwy., Hallandale Beach. the end of Slavery. This local Hollywood Beach Sweep Clean event will kick off with a lively Up – On the second Saturday of parade being led by Junkanoo every month from 7 a.m. to 11 Afro Caribbean Weekend Dancers and Stilt walkers which a.m. volunteers meet and collect Fest – Celebrate the first highlight the lively culture litter and cigarette butts from annual Afro Caribbean Fest of the area. After the parade Music in the Park – Live bands the beach. Volunteers must be at from 6pm-8pm at Foster Park there will gospel performances, of all genres including Top 40, least 8 years of age to participate Community Center Microartists, motivational speakers Oldies, Salsa and Classic Rock and children must be Library located at 609 NW 6th & a bounce house for the perform every Saturday from accompanied by an adult. Please Avenue, Hallandale Beach.Enjoy children. Free admission. 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. at Champions dress appropriately and wear and evening filled with music, 10:00am-8:00pm at Attucks Plaza at Gulfstream Park – 901 S. sunscreen. This is a program of healthy food demonstration Middle School, 3500 N. 22nd Federal Hwy., Hallandale Beach. the Department of Public Works. by FLIPANY and featuring an Avenue, Hollywood.
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The MEEC’s main attraction is Captain, a green sea turtle who was rescued after being struck by a boat and taken to the Georgia Sea Turtle Center on Jekyll Island, where she was treated and rehabilitated. She was then released almost 3 years later, and unfortuCaptain the Sea Turtle nately stranded again. Luckily, she had been identified by her tracking tags and sent to the MEEC where she resides as a permanent resident. Along with Captain, the MEEC features an interpretive center with interactive displays on subjects ranging from sea turtle conservation to marine debris. Free programs on such topics as “Dune Ecology” and “Turtle Care and Enrichment” are offered daily, Tuesday through Saturday, at 10:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Beach walks also are available, and there are opportunities to meet Captain and observe her as she feeds. “I love the house’s kitchen! It reminds me so much of my parents’ first home in Hollywood when I was a child. Also, knowing that the house Karen Albertson, HHS is on the National Register of Historic Places President, visits the Center. appeals to my love of our history,” expressed Hollywood Historical Society President Karen Albertson. Additionally, the fact that Broward County now uses this property for the rehabilitation of injured turtles warms my heart.” Carpenter House at Hollywood North Beach Park is located at 4414 Surf Road, Hollywood, 33019. For information, please call 954-357-5125.
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INSPIRING INDIVIDUAL
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any locals have heard about Jose “Flaco” Perez and his Hollywood gym. Inspired by the community-based boxing gyms in Brooklyn where he grew up, Flaco’s Community Gym is exactly that…community. It’s a gym which focuses not only on fitness and strength, but also on family and the opportunity to transform lives regardless of age, gender, race, religion, and social-economic status. Since the day Flaco opened the gym in 2014, his mission has been to give back to the community. From the many Thanksgiving food drives, Back-to-School events, car wash fundraisers, and bicycle giveaways to his latest philanthropic venture F.L.I.T.E., Flaco continues to help others and has no plans on stopping. Fort Lauderdale Independence Training and Education (F.L.I.T.E.), a non-profit organization, helps older children and young adults who are phasing out of foster care and moving forward to becoming positive contributors to society. Earlier this year, Flaco met with F.L.I.T.E. Director of Development, Luis Rosario and they instantly connected and brainstormed on how to partner. F.L.I.T.E.’s Director of Programs, Cara Malavae then stepped in to start the groundwork for the partner-
ship logistics. As always, Flaco went running with the idea and reached out to some of his associates and fellow small business owners to become sponsors. “As of right now we have three companies sponsoring a total of five participants, A-Rose Installation, ACG Consulting and Therapy Corp, and Patrick Regalado and Brown Marketing Consultants. The program has taken FLITE and the participants are already reaping the benefits of commitment and
dedication,” exclaimed Flaco. Sponsors cover half of the membership for each young adult, and Flaco himself will sponsor the other half of the membership. Although, the program is in its early stages, Flaco has taken the essence of the program and is attempting to expand on it. He is in the process of adding an extension to the program by bringing in a financial advisor a few times a week to further mentor the participants in the program about life skills that may help them to become successful transitioning into adulthood. He also recently met with Mark Dhooge, CEO of K.I.D. (Kids In Distress) and hopes to start working with younger foster care children who reside in the Hollywood and Ft. Lauderdale areas. “I believe that we can help relieve some to the psychological trauma associated with the effects of growing up in foster care or without the luxury and structure of a stable household to grow up. As a registered nurse, I also know that with exercise the body’s blood-flow is increased as well as endorphins that are known to combat depression, anxiety, and PTSD,” added Flaco. For more information and to learn how to get involved, please contact Jose “Flaco” Perez at TheFCG@yahoo.com or 786-319-8918.
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SCHOOL NEWS
Watkins Elementary Students Won’t Forget to Eat Their Vegetables! BY BEVERLY PERKINS
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ulie Frans, director of community and culinary at Wynwood Yard, introduced a new menu item to Broward County Public Schools (BCPS) as apart of Wellness in the Schools (WITS) “Chefs Move to Broward” initiative. Wellness in the Schools is a national non-profit that teaches kids healthy habits to learn and live better. They partner with public schools to provide nutrition and fitness education, healthy scratch-cooked meals and active recess periods. Trained culinary graduates partner with cafeteria staff to feed kids real food, and fitness coaches encourage schools to let kids play. The goal with this approach is to improve student outcomes and drives systemic, long-term change, shifting school cultures and ultimately fighting the childhood obesity epidemic. Each month “Chefs Move to Broward” brings a local chef to introduce a new menu item for the BCPS lunch menu in a continued effort to serve Chef Julie Frans of della bowls and The healthy meals to students. Wynwood Yard The WITS chef will cre-
ate the featured entree and train the cooks how to prepare the food for continued implementation in the schools’ cafeterias. Chef Julie Frans cooked roasted vegetables for students at Watkins Elementary School in Pembroke Park. Her goal was to emphasize and teach students the importance of incorporating locally-sourced ingredients into their everyday meals, from the farm to the table. “We’re really about making healthy food accessible and making sure that people are educated about why to eat good food, where healthy food comes from, and of course, we’re really about making healthy food taste good,” exclaimed Chef Frans. “We’re encouraging kids to try new things and eat with the rainbow.” These little Panthers had the opportunity to taste roasted farm-fresh cauliflower, green beans, and butternut squash. The results were surprising as many think kids don’t and won’t eat vegetables. “I had to say it’s pretty good [roasted vegetables]. I’ve tried multiple green
Lorri Spence, area manager for Broward County Public Schools Food & Nutrition Services, Chef Julie Frans, of della bowls and The Wynwood Yard, Dr. Raymond Papppa, of Broward County Public Schools Food & Nutrition Services, and Maria Diaz, interim cafeteria manager at Watkins Elementary School. (Photo Credit: Durée & Company)
beans before, but never roasted and I’ve never tried roasted cauliflower,” said Christopher Johns. “They were delicious. My favorite was the cauliflower. It tasted like Asian food, and Asian food tastes good,” exclaimed Matthew Darby. “If you learn to try new foods and vegetables, they taste very good if you cook them the right way.” “My favorite was the green beans because they were nicely salted, and all the vegetables were very pleasurable,” added Mia King. “The chef taught me a lot of new things like to try new food and that vegetables, and even fruit, are good for your healthy and body.”
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South Broward High School Students Receive Arts for the Future Scholarships he had the luxury of traveling to many sets while learning along the way. “I met accomplished directors and producers and learned about their styles and their work.” said Bedell-Grefe’. “I want to follow in my parents’ footsteps and pursue a career in film.” Lastly, scholarship-winner Megan Luechauer, a student with an art emphasis in music, says that in addition to academics, music has always been in her life. “Throughout the years, my work ethic would not have developed without the discipline that practicing showed me. Music positively influenced me and created a ripple effect in my life,” exclaimed Luechauer. The scholarships will allow the talented seniors to continue their studies in the visual, performing and technical arts at colleges, universities and educational training institutions.
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s the 2017-2018 school year was wrapping up, thirty seniors from ten Broward County Public Schools (BCPS) received Arts for the Future Scholarships during the 19th annual Stars on Parade extravaganza at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, including three from South Broward High School. Fiona Kelly, a South Broward High School student with an emphasis on Visual Arts, was surrounded by art growing up since both of her parents were artists. She immediately shared the same passion as her parents (and clearly the same genes) and won her first art contest at the young age of three. The ambitious child even sold sketches she created with crayon in her grandmother’s gallery for a quarter. Fast forward to high school and her desire to learn more about art grew. She enrolled in all the art classes she could take and became the president of the National Art Society. “My passion for the arts combined with the desire to spread the importance of the arts when they are so
L: Fiona Kelly and Michael Bedell-Grefe’ R: South Broward High School students Megan Luechauer and Rebecca Magnan. Photo Credit: Kara Starzyk
easily ignored has shaped me into the aspiring artist I am today,” expressed Kelly. Michael Bedell-Grefe’, another Visual Arts student to receive the notable award, also grew up around art. Both his parents worked in the movie industry, and
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CHAMBER NEWS
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he Government Affairs Committee for the Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce would like to announce their 2018 Election Education Program. The Chamber is excited to present this series of events across the Greater Hollywood Community to keep business owners and constituents informed about issues that impact the everyday lives of its citizens. The election education series was created to help inform, educate and empower the community to be engaged and active citizens and mobilize voter turnout in the greater Hollywood area, and will consist of four different programs throughout the season: ▸▸ Annual Legislative Update Luncheon will take place June 20th at 12:00 P.M. at Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort located at 111 North Ocean Drive in Hollywood. and will feature speakers from our local leadership. State Representatives Shevrin Jones, Joe Geller and
Evan Jenne and State Senator Gary Farmer will provide an overview of what took place in Tallahassee during the 2018 legislative session. The program will be moderated by Dave Wilson, Senior Editor at the Miami Herald. ▸▸ Ballot Review (Date and location TBA October) “Understanding YOUR 2018 Ballot” ▸▸ Candidate Forum Luncheon will take place on August 16th, 2018 at noon (location TBA) and will focus on municipal elections in the City’s districts of 1, 3, and 5 as well as Broward County Commission seat 6. The candidate’s forum will be moderated by Channel 10 news anchor Calvin Hughes. ▸▸ Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Gubernatorial Breakfast will take place September 8th from 7:30 A.M. to 9:00 A.M. at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino located at 1 Seminole Way in Hollywood. Speakers to be announced after the August Primary. An active and engaged citizenship is crucial to the development of the city, county and country. The goal
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OF THE MONTH! Meet Simba (left) an unknown mixed breed and Duke (right) a Pomeranian mix. They are 8-year-old brothers from a different mother! They met each other 4 years ago when we adopted Duke and they became best buddies at first sight! Simba’s favorite person is his momma! And Dukes favorite person is his uncle, Dario who spoils him with belly rubs and cuddles! Simba’s favorite toy is his mini chipmunks that he carries around everywhere. Duke on the other hand, doesn’t play with toys, his favorite thing to do is to sleep! Simba loves to go on walks but HATES car rides, where as Duke HATES walks, but LOVES to go on car rides! Every afternoon you can find them sleeping together on their cushion.
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any individuals suffer from chronic and acute conditions such as headaches, neck/back pain, fibromyalgia, facial pain, and sciatica to just name a few. Unfortunately, for quite some time there has been a lack of understanding in regard to chronic pain which has led to poor treatments and even worse outcomes. Neck pain is an extremely common area in which many experience discomforts. There are three general types of neck pain; ▸▸ Acute – Pain which lasts less than 4 weeks. ▸▸ Subacute – Pain which lasts 4-12 weeks. ▸▸ Chronic – Pain which last 3 or more months. ▸▸ Most who suffer from acute neck pain don’t even know what caused the issue, and oftentimes don’t even seek treatment. However, when the neck pain becomes subacute or chronic, then it’s likely that some form of medical guidance and/or treatment is required. Depending on the cause and conditions, there may be specific ways for effective treatments. These recommended tips can help prevent neck pain, and may also help alleviate any symptoms occurring:
Stay Hydrated The discs between the vertebrae in the cervical spine (neck) are comprised of approximately 80 percent water at birth. However, as one ages the ratio of water decreases, which can cause the discs to lose height, the spine to come out of alignment, and the pressure on the spine to increase. Staying hydrated throughout the day can help prevent further degeneration of the cervical discs, therefore eliminating neck pain. ▸▸ Set a daily water goal. Women typically need 2.2 liters, while men need 3 liters. ▸▸ Keep a reusable water bottle nearby at all times. ▸▸ Create new daily habits such as drinking a full glass of water when waking up each day.
Limit Hand-Held Phone Use A common habit many don’t even think about, but do all day long is cradle a phone in their neck while talking. This results in extra strain on the cervical spine. Also, many add additional stress on the neck by staring down at their phones for an extended period of time. This habit can, in fact, place up to 60 pounds of pressure on both the neck muscles and ligaments. ▸▸ Use a Bluetooth or hands-free headset. ▸▸ Hold the phone near eye level when texting or reading. ▸▸ Limit phone use when possible.
Apply Heat Therapy Good old-fashioned advice is to not overlook the benefits of heat therapy. Applying a heating pad or a hot water bottle for 20 minutes may produce the following benefits: ▸▸ An increase in the flow of oxygen and nutrients to the muscles encourages healing in the neck. ▸▸ The stimulation of sensory receptors in the skin hinder the transmission of pain signals to the brain. ▸▸ The stretching of soft tissues around the spine will decrease stiffness in the neck. It is suggested to try these tips even with severe neck pain, as they can provide even a little bit of relief from chronic symptoms. Felix M. Ramirez, 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 Pembroke Pines/Hollywood 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 2301 N. University Drive, Suite 204, Pembroke Pines, FL 33024. To schedule an appointment, please call (954) 447-0577.
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It’s Never Too Early to Prepare for Hurricane Season! BY MAYOR JOSH LEVY
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s we saw last year, a hurricane can cause major headaches for you and your family - power outages, long lines at gas stations and supermarkets, limited medical supplies, not being able to stay informed, etc. The best way to minimize these and many other problems is to be prepared. The least stressful way to be prepared is not to wait. Sit down with your family and plan for your essentialssuch as how much water your family needs, where you will go if you need to evacuate before a storm hits and how to stay in contact with loved ones. Download the 2018 Hurricane Preparedness Guide on the city’s website www.hollywoodfl.org to obtain important information including contact numbers and generator ready gas stations. Here are some important points to consider: ▸▸ Plan on being self-sufficient for at least three days after a hurricane hits. Emergency crews and government agencies will likely be tending to the hardest hit areas. You should not rely on their assistance immediately following a storm. ▸▸ Do you live in an evacuation zone? Do you know where to go if an evacuation order is issued for your area? Only go as far as you need to get to a safe location. Driving long distances is not advisable. Storms may change direction at any time, and scattered debris may make returning extremely difficult. ▸▸ Going to an evacuation shelter should be considered a last resort. They can get full and do not have the comforts of a friend or relative’s home. ▸▸ Establish reliable emergency contacts inside and outside our region to ensure your loved ones know the status of you and your family. ▸▸ Have a relative with special medical needs? Be sure to make appropriate arrangements. You can register them for accommodations at a Special Medical Needs Shelter. To request an application for a Special Needs Shelter and/or Paratransit evacuation transportation, including applications in alternative formats, call Broward County Emergency Management at 954831-3902 TTY 954-831-3940. ▸▸ Need prescription medication following a hurricane/emergency? Call 1-866-247-2694 to learn what pharmacies are open in your area during an emergency. ▸▸ Make sure you have enough food and water for your pets and keep them indoors during a storm. If you have to evacuate and need to place your pet in a pet-friendly shelter, please call the Humane Society of Broward County at 954-989-3977. ▸▸ Have questions about government services before, during and after a hurricane? Call the Broward County Emergency Management Hurricane Hotline at 954-831-4000 or dial 311. ▸▸ Power outages are common during a hurricane. FPL offers a comprehensive storm plan that focuses on readiness, restoration and recovery to respond safely and quickly to damaged electrical infrastructure. Visitwww.fpl.com/ storm or call 800-468-8243 to learn more about FPL’s storm readiness, and what you can do to be prepared. Be safe and be prepared.
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Considering Removing Your Breast Implants? BY CHARLES A. MESSA, III, M.D., F.A.C.S.
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vidence shows that breast augmentation is the most common cosmetic surgery procedure that results in higher patient satisfaction with their breasts and enhanced psychological well-being. Despite this, an increasing number of women are electing to remove their breast implants. In 2017, more than 45,000 breast implant removal procedures were performed – a twenty percent increase over the previous three years. The impetus to undergo breast explantation is multi-factorial ranging from implant related complications like implant rupture, hardening (capsular contracture) or breast pain, to large breasts with size dissatisfaction to autoimmune symptoms which patient’s attribute to their breast implants. After the implant is removed, the breast can appear empty or “deflated.” To avoid this unaesthetic result, the breast can be lifted (mastopexy) and volume can be restored with the patient’s own fat (autologous fat transfer) or by rearranging or reshaping the breast with adjacent breast tissue, a so-called augmentation. All these techniques have been shown to be successful in plastic surgical literature. When the implants are removed, patients are often pleased with the aesthetic outcome and report very high patient satisfaction rates. Additionally, in a Journal of Immunologic research in February 2017, it was noted that in numerous studies, patients with symptoms of breast pain, muscle aches, and fatigue had reduced symptoms once the implants and capsules were removed. In this same article, blood markers for autoimmune disease were unchanged after implant removal in the majority of patients. There is an extensive body of medical literature demonstrating that breast augmentation with both saline and silicone implants is safe without a direct link to autoimmune disease. The decision to undergo cosmetic surgery is a highly personal one, and therefore treatment options should be individualized based on each person’s unique aesthetic goals. If you are considering breast augmentation, a breast implant exchange or replacement, or implant removal, it is important to discuss your goals with an experienced board-certified plastic surgeon. Dr. Messa is certified by the American Board of Surgery and the American Board of Plastic Surgery. He is a member of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery and has achieved the award Black Diamond with Allergan. As a Black Diamond Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Messa is in the top 1% of plastic surgery practices in the country by volume. To learn more about Dr. Messa and his practice, visit his website at www.westoncosmeticsurgery. com. His office is located at 2823 Executive Park Drive in Weston. To schedule your consultation with Dr. Messa, call the office at 954-659-7760. 32 JUNE 2018 | OURCITYHOLLYWOOD.COM
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Alisa Daniels recently visited the Netherlands where she made a stop at The Van Gogh Museum. The popular Amsterdam attraction houses the world’s largest collection of artworks by famed artist Vincent van Gogh. Famous paintings include Sunflowers, Almond Blossom, The Potato Eaters, and of course, the 1889 painting Starry Night. Alisa was sure to bring along a masterpiece from home during her travels as she snapped a souvenir photo with Our City Hollywood.
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Over 8000 people came out to the 5th annual Salsa Festival at ArtsPark. Christina Moinello of Downtown Hollywood’s CBA Realty & Management Corp. and Melina Almodova, also known as La Muñeca de la Salsa and La Chica Del Bling, were ecstatic to bring the event to life again with an even larger audience who came to the heart of Hollywood from all over South Florida, as well as Tampa and Orlando.
MAKING A MASTERPIECE
The 12th annual art exhibition by the Hollywood Academy of Arts & Science (HAAS) had a successful turnout at ArtsPark Gallery for their “Through the Eyes of Young Artists” exhibit. Mayor Josh Levy, and Vice Mayor Deborah Case along with members from the Art & Culture Center/Hollywood, Broward Cultural Division-Art in Education Committee, and various other educational institutions, plus musicians and artists including visual artist Daniel Pontet were in attendance to show their support.
A DELICIOUS DAY IN THE PARK
The Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce hosted the 2nd Annual Sunday in the Park – A Taste of Hollywood in April. The free familyfriendly community event featured food, wine, Hollywood Brewery’s Craft Beer Garden, art, music, and a business expo. Children also participated in age-appropriate cooking lessons, face painting and more at the Muzart Creative Arts Studio Kidz Korner. (Photo Credit: Hoot Photo)
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