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The Other November Day to Give Thanks

ost Americans gather with family and friends on the fourth Thursday of November to give thanks and enjoy a wonderful meal. This great tradition dates back to pilgrims and Native Americans eating wild turkey in New England, or so the story goes. There is another day in November, however, when we should all give thanks as well. On November 11th we celebrate Veterans Day. It is the day when we recognize the men and women who have risked life and limb to protect us, and our way of life. On Veteran’s Day, I think of true American Heroes, like Pembroke Pines native Patrick Xavier, Jr., a Marine who gallantly gave his life for his country. I also think of the countless Lance Corporals and Specialists, Sailors and Airmen, who we rarely read about. These faceless heroes silently labor away, frequently at risk, yet are seldom recognized. They don’t ask for much. Each one of them felt a calling to volunteer; some because they wanted to prove something to themselves; others, because of a deep desire to “give back” to their country. Perhaps we should go out of our way on November 11th to do something nice for them. So, if you see a service member on that special day, buy him a drink, pick up the tab for her lunch, or simply say “thank you” or “Oorah!” It doesn’t sound like much, but it might be all that they need. Happy Thanksgiving, and to all those veterans out there, Thanks! Sincerely, Terry Jaillet President & Publisher

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12 Town of Davie and City of Cooper City to Hold Veterans Day Ceremonies 14 SI Davie Invites High School Students to Enter Stolen Girls, Stolen Dreams Art Contest 14 See Unique Vehicles at the Ride for the Ranches Classic Car Show 16 Cooper City Dads and Daughters to Dance the Night Away 16 Davie’s Actors Community Theatre Presents “Sex Please, We’re Sixty!” 30 Teens to Design Gowns for the 11th Annual YAA Recycled Fashion Show

sports news 18 Davie Youth Lacrosse Opens Registration for 2017 Season

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COMMUNITY NEWS 10 Davie/Cooper City Prepare for Annual Holiday Celebrations 10 Trail Riders to Host 19th Annual Pancake Breakfast, Tack Sale and Craft Show 12 9th Annual Autism Awareness Day Will Acclimate Kids and Responders

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20 Martial Krama Yoga Unifies Two Systems into the Ultimate Practice

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4th Baby Boomers – Don’t miss “Baby Boomers: What’s Next for You?” on the campus of NSU, from 8:30am-1:30pm. Learn about creating an “Encore” life of meaning and value. For information, visit www.boomerbreakthrough.com.

5th Craft Show – On November 5, from 9am-3pm, and November 6, from 10:30am-3pm, Schott Communities will hold its Annual Craft Show and Bake Sale, at the Schott Center located at 6591 S. Flamingo Road, Cooper City. For information, call 954-4343306, ext. 110, or visit or visit www. schottcommunities.org.

Veterans Day – The Town of Davie will hold a Veterans Day ceremony from 10am – 11:30am, at Veterans Park, 5750 SW 39th Street. For information, call 954-797-1181 or visit www.davie-fl.gov.

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Car Show – Don’t miss the 2nd annual “Ride for the Ranches” Classic Car Show, from 11am - 3pm, at Rolling Oaks Passive Park in Southwest Ranches. See unique cars and enjoy a country festival at Rolling Oaks Passive Park, 17630 SW 56 Street. Admission is free. For information, visit www.swranchesparks.com.

11th Veterans Day – The City of Cooper City will hold a Veterans Day ceremony at 11am, at Cooper City Memorial Park, 9001 SW 51st Street. For information, contact the Cooper City Recreation Department at 954434-4300, extension #233, or visit www. coopercityfl.org.

Harvest Drive – The Harvest Drive will provide 2,000 families with a Thanksgiving dinner. To donate food, gently used clothing and toys for the needy, visit the Western High School gym from 3pm-10pm. For information, visit www.harvestdriveflorida.com. Fashion Show – At the Young At Art Museum’s Teen Recycled Fashion Show, guests can expect to see “Tech Restyled!” fashions, at 7pm, at the Museum. For information, visit YoungAtArtMuseum.org.

Gift Mart – On November 12, from 9am-7pm, and November 13, from 8am-3pm, the Women’s Club at Saint Mark the Evangelist Catholic Church, 5601 South Flamingo Road in Southwest Ranches, invites the community to attend the Annual Holiday Gift Mart in the Parish Center. The event will feature holiday gifts and the popular Women’s Club Bake Sale. For information, call/ text 954-648-7310 or send an email to kittyb1990@aol.com.

14th 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.

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6th Tack & Craft Show – Whether you are looking for horse-related items, crafts or a delicious breakfast, the 19th Annual Pancake Breakfast, Tack Sale and Craft Show has it all. It will be held from 9am to 2pm, at Robbins Lodge, located at Hiatus Road, east of Flamingo Road and North of Orange Drive. For information, call Tina West at 954-319-1203 or send an email to tina@allcountysurverys.com.

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Orchid Society – The Flamingo Gardens Orchid Society will meet at Flamingo Gardens in Davie, 7:30pm–9:30pm in the Gallery room. For information, visit FlamingoGardensOrchidSociety.com or call 954-665-9261.

15th FLOW – The Florida Licensing on Wheels (FLOW) mobile will at the Cooper City Community Center, 9000 SW 50th Place, from 9:30am-2:30pm. No appointment required. For information, visit www.coopercityfl. org.

17th Concert – The Town of Davie presents Concerts in the Park, at the Old Davie School Bandshell, 6650 Griffin Road, from 6pm-9pm. The event features live music and includes food trucks, a bounce house and

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19th Daddy Daughter Dinner Dance – Cooper City dads and daughters can take a break from their busy schedules to spend some quality time together at the Annual Daddy Daughter Sock Hop, at Cooper City High School, from 6:30pm - 9:30pm. Grandfathers, step-dads, and uncles are also welcome. Reservation required. Cooper City residents only. For information, visit www.coopercityfl. org. Craft Show & Green Fair – On November 19 and 20, from 9am to 4pm, don’t miss the Town of Davie Holiday Craft Show and Green Fair, at the Bergeron Rodeo Grounds, 4271 Davie Road. Purchase country crafts and traditional arts as holiday gifts. Also, discover new “green products,” a friendly economical way to live, and the importance of minimizing your “carbon footprint.” Admission is free to the general public. For information, visit www.davie-fl.gov.

20th Autism Awareness Day – Cooper City and the Town of Davie will be hosting the 9th Annual Autism Awareness Day event, which brings together affected families with local organizations who provide services to individuals with developmental disorders, emotional detachments, impaired communication skills or excessive rigidity. The free event will be held from 2pm-4pm, at the Cooper

City/BSO, District 28 Fire Station, 10550 Stirling Road in Cooper City. For information, call 954-434-4300, ext. #260 or send an email to tinah@ coopercityfl.org.

28th Decorating Contest – From November 28 to December 2 at noon, at the Winter Holiday Tree, Menorah and Kinara Decorating Contest, school and civic groups are invited to decorate the menorahs, kinaras and Christmas trees that line the entrance to the Davie Town Hall. This year’s theme is “Holiday’s in Candy Land.” For information, visit www.davie-fl.gov.

Dec. 3rd Light Up Cooper City – The City of Cooper City will kick off the holiday season with Light Up Cooper City, from 6 to 9 pm, at Cooper City’s Memorial Park, located between City Hall and the Community Center on 90th Ave. Bring canned food items to benefit the local food banks. No charge. For information, visit www. coopercityfl.org. Lighting of the Greens/Parade– From 6pm-9pm, bring the family to Davie’s Winter Holiday Lighting of the Greens and Music Under the Stars at Town Hall. Watch the Mayor and Town Council turn on thousands of holiday lights to officially proclaim it “holiday time” in Davie. Visit a display of over 50 beautifully adorned holiday trees, menorahs, and kinaras and listen to holiday music. At 6:15pm, the Jingle Bell Parade will begin and the South Florida Trail Riders will parade their decorated horses down Orange Drive, between SW 67th and Rodeo Way. After the parade, residents can have their pictures taken with Santa in the Town Hall Building. For information, visit www.davie-fl.gov.

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▸▸ On November 19 and 20, from 9am to 4pm, don’t miss the Town of Davie Holiday Craft Show and Green Fair, at the Bergeron Rodeo Grounds, 4271 Davie Road. Purchase country crafts and traditional arts as holiday gifts. It is also an eco-friendly educational opportunity to discover new “green products,” a friendly economical way to live, and the importance of minimizing your “carbon footprint.” Green-minded business will explain why green living can create a better tomorrow. Admission is free to the general public. Space is available to vendors for a fee. For information, visit www. davie-fl.gov.

▸▸ From November 28 to December 2 at noon, at the Winter Holiday Tree, Menorah and Kinara Decorating Contest, school and civic groups are invited to decorate the menorahs, kinaras and Christmas trees that line the entrance to the Davie Town Hall. They make their own decorations and the Town will provide the lights, holiday trees, menorahs and kinaras. This year’s theme is “Holiday’s in Candy Land.” A holiday lunch will be served. Prizes will be awarded for the best decorations at the Lighting of the Greens event. For information, visit www.davie-fl.gov.

▸▸ On December 3, from 6pm-9pm, bring the family to Davie’s Winter Holiday Lighting of the Greens and Music Under the Stars at Town Hall. Watch the Mayor and Town Council turn on thousands of holiday lights to officially proclaim it “holiday time” in Davie. Visit a display of thousands of lights, over 50 beautifully adorned holiday trees, menorahs, and kinaras. The Florida Youth Orchestra has teamed up with the Town of Davie to showcase their musical abilities. Listen to live performances of Holiday classics such as, Jingle Bells, Frosty the Snowman, Silent Night, and more. Refreshments and snacks will be sold for a small fee. ▸▸ At 6:15pm, the Jingle Bell Parade will begin and the South Florida Trail Riders will parade their decorated horses down Orange Drive, between SW 67th and Rodeo Way. After the parade, residents can have their pictures taken with Santa in the Town Hall Building, for a small fee, or just visit with the big guy for free. The winners of the tree decorating contest will also be announced. For information, visit www.davie-fl.gov.

▸▸ On December 3, the City of Cooper City will kick off the holiday season with Light Up Cooper City, from 6 to 9 pm, at Cooper City’s Memorial Park, located between City Hall and the Community Center on 90th Ave. Take a stroll in the park and enjoy the mini twinkle lights and luminary candles. Children will be able to have fun and participate in holiday activities. The weather forecast calls for snow in Cooper City, so be sure to come prepared to see snow flurries during the community youth performances. Children, ages one to eight, can visit with Santa at the gazebo. Bring canned food items to benefit the local food banks. No charge. For information, visit www.coopercityfl.org.

Trail Riders to Host 19th Annual Pancake Breakfast, Tack Sale and Craft Show By Debby Teich

hether you are looking for horse-related items, crafts or a delicious breakfast, the 19th Annual Pancake Breakfast, Tack Sale and Craft Show has it all. It will be held on November 6, from 9am to 2pm, at Robbins Lodge in Davie. “The South Florida Trail Riders host one of the largest tack sales each year in South Florida,” said Brian Skelly, president of the South Florida Trail Riders of Broward County. “Be sure not to miss this year’s tack sale, where you can get bargain basement prices on tack and horse-related crafts.” The event is one of many ways that the South Florida Trail Riders of Broward help to unite the horse community. From 9am to 11:30am, club members will be flipping pancakes, which will be available for $5 (all you can eat). Hot dogs and hamburgers will also be available after 11:30am. More than two dozen vendors will sell new and used tack and horse related goods, as well as arts and crafts, such as candles, photography, soaps, pet goods, and baked goods. Proceeds from the event will go back into the club to cover its insurance cost, materials for community projects, fun shows and

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Established in 1979, the South Florida Trail Riders of Broward County is an organization of people of all ages and horses of all breeds. It offers something for everyone, whether they own a horse, know someone who does, or hope to make one part of their family one day. Members are dedicated to having fun. They are also devoted to horse and rider rights of safe passage by promoting designated horse trails. The Trail Riders meet the fourth Tuesday of every month at the Davie Women’s Club to discuss events and rides, as well as information about new products, services, trails and more. There are also guest speak-

ers upon request. Members enjoy trail rides throughout Davie, as well as campouts almost every weekend from September to April. There are also rides and club events during the summer. Members participate in the Orange Blossom Parade, Holly Day Parade and Electric Light Parade. The group also has a Fun Show, Halloween Costume Ride, annual Christmas party, and more. “This is a group of people who have a passion for owning and riding horses, as well as helping others with that same passion,” said Skelly. “Groups such as ours are instrumental in the preservation of existing trails and the creation of new ones here in our South Florida community and throughout the state.” Robbins Lodge is located at Hiatus Road, east of Flamingo Road and North of Orange Drive. For vendor registration and information, call Tina West at 954-319-1203 or send an email to tina@ allcountysurverys.com. For information on the South Florida Trail Riders, visit www. flahorse.com/sftrb.

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n November 20, Cooper City and the Town of Davie will be hosting the 9th Annual Autism Awareness Day event, which brings together affected families with local organizations who provide services to individuals with developmental disorders, emotional detachments, impaired communication skills or excessive rigidity. It will be held from 2pm-4pm, at the Cooper City/BSO, District 28 Fire Station, 10550 Stirling Road in Cooper City. The opening ceremony will take place at 2:30pm. The day is a service to the community at no cost to attendees. No products or services will be sold at the event. “This event provides children who have been diagnosed with autism the opportunity to establish a comfort level with firefighters and police in a controlled, non-threatening and fun atmosphere,” said Tina Hudson, assistant to the Mayor and Commission, who is coordinating the event. “If there is ever an emergency situation where the child must be faced with emergency personnel and/or their vehicles with lights and sirens, they will be less traumatized by the unfamiliar.” Participants will have the opportunity to meet firefighter/paramedics and law enforcement officers in full uniform and gear, tour their emergency vehicles and see their equipment in a controlled, non-threatening environment.

Some of the vehicles at the event might include: “Paint-A-Truck” fire truck, ladder fire truck, rescue vehicles, “HazMat” truck, police cars rescue vehicles, mobile command vehicle and SRT armored vehicle. Some of the presentations will include BSO’s “Meet Macie the Bloodhound” and Davie Fire Rescue’s “Meet Dig the Rescue Dog.” Police Explorers and CERT teams will be on hand to assist with guests. The event also includes a petting zoo, as well as lunch, compliments of the Davie Professional Firefighters and Benevolent Association Local 2315 and the Broward County Professional Firefighters and Paramedics Local 4321. Deputies from the Broward Sheriff’s Office and firefighters from Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue will be joined by officers from the Davie Police Department and Davie Fire Rescue firefighters. As first responders, the event provides a way for public safety personnel to become more familiar with the proper way to manage any incident involving people with disabilities. Jennifer Marrero attended the event last year with her 10-year-old son, Giovanni. “In the past, Giovanni was somewhat intimidated by anyone in a uniform,” said Morrero. “Now he views them as his friends. The event helped him realize that there were many children like him and it boosted his self-confidence.”

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For information, call 954-434-4300, ext. #260 or send an email to tinah@coopercityfl.org.

Town of Davie and City of Cooper City to Hold Veterans Day Ceremonies By Debby Teich

On November 11, both the Town of Davie and City of Cooper City will offer Veterans Day ceremonies to honor all of the men and women that have served as military veterans in the United States Armed Forces. Cooper City This is the first year that the City of Cooper City will have a Veterans Day ceremony. Presented by the Cooper City Recreation Department, the event will be held at 11am, at Cooper City Memorial Park, 9001 SW 51st Street. It will include an introduction and welcome by the City Commission and several veteran guest speakers. BSO police and fire honor guard units will present colors, raise the flag and perform a 21 gun salute. Complimentary light refreshments will be served. “Veterans Day gives all Americans a special opportunity to pay tribute to all those brave men and women who, throughout our history, have given freely and unselfishly of themselves in defense our country,” said Christine Garcia, Director of Recreation for the City of Cooper City. “Cooper City invites the community to come and join us in a celebration as we honor America’s veterans for their patriotism, love of country and willingness to serve.” If you are a veteran and a Cooper City resident that would like to be recognized, send an email to the Recreation Department at FTrainor@coopercityfl. org with the subject line “Veterans Day.” The email should include the following information: name, branch of service, address, position, phone number and years served.

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For additional information, contact the Cooper City Recreation Department at 954-434-4300, extension #233, or visit www. coopercityfl.org. Davie Approximately 200 people are expected to honor veterans at the free ceremony in Davie, which will be held at Veterans Park, 5750 SW 39th Street, from 10am11:30am. The ceremony begins at 10am. The audience typically includes veterans, family, police, fire rescue, veterans, family members, boy scouts, the general public and others. During the ceremony, the Town Council will lay flowers at the monument, there will be a 21 gun salute, the Florida Youth orchestra will perform patriotic music, and the Police Pipe and Drum will perform. Light refreshments will be served after the ceremony. Sergeant Howard Stranahan, who served in Korea, attended the ceremony last year and plans to attend again this year. “I am looking forward to another moving ceremony,” said Stranahan. “I think it is admirable that the Town of Davie recognizes the men and women who have served our great county as members of the United States military.” There will be satellite parking at the Bergeron Rodeo Grounds, where a shuttle bus will transport guests to the event. For information, call 954-797-1181 or visit www.davie-fl.gov.

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SI Davie Invites High School Students to Enter Stolen Girls, Stolen Dreams Art Contest By Debby Teich

oroptimist International of Davie is seeking ways to help increase awareOn January 12, the art will be on display at Old Davie School Historical ness of Human Trafficking and to put an end to it. Broward County high Museum throughout the day with an awards ceremony at 7:30pm. The top three school juniors and seniors are invited to enter SI Davie’s Human Trafficking artists will be awarded ribbons and cash prizes of $300 (1st), $200 (2nd) and $100 poster competition, which offers cash prizes totaling $600, in addition to reproduc(3rd). In addition, the teacher of the winning student will receive a $50 cash award tion of the first place entry as a printed to show SI’s appreciation for their poster for wider distribution. The deadsupport in spreading the message. line to enter is 2pm on December 2. As part of Soroptimist’s Human “Art, like music, is a universal Trafficking Awareness campaign, language that speaks to people of all the 1st place poster will be reproages and all cultures,” said Constance duced and displayed publicly in and Ruppender, member of the marketaround the Town of Davie during ing committee. “Students should be the month of January, recognized as challenged to create a message that Human Trafficking Awareness Month. others will comprehend without having In 2007, Soroptimist launched to understand the language. Many of a major campaign— Soroptimists the trafficked victims of slavery come STOPTrafficking—aimed at raisfrom places other than here. If we can ing awareness about the devasreach even one through art, it is a very tating practice of sex trafficking. 2016 winner, Nysa Barrios, was recognized at a Davie Town Council meeting: photo good thing.” Soroptimist club members place sex (l to r): Davie Councilwoman Caryl Hatten, Davie Mayor Judy Paul, winner Nysa The art must capture an image or slavery awareness cards in highly Barrios, Davie Vice Mayor Susan Starkey, Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel images of Human Trafficking. All of visible locations including police the work must be original and not a copy of another artist’s work. The maximum stations, women’s centers, hospitals, legal aid societies, etc. The program has size of two-dimensional art is 18x22 inches. Mediums may include oil, watercolor, evolved to include a multi-dimensional approach to end sex trafficking including pastel, and acrylic painting, mixed media, photography and collage. The work raising awareness, assisting victims, preventing sexual slavery, and advocating must be clean and ready for framing. All artwork will be available for return. for better laws and enforcement. A panel of judges that includes community leaders and art lovers will select For information, visit www.sidavie.org or send an email to postthe winners from the artwork submitted. Winning entries will be selected for their ers@sidavie.org. design and execution, interpretation of the theme, originality, and use of materials.

See Unique Vehicles at the Ride for the Ranches Classic Car Show By Debby Teich

rea residents are invited to the 2nd annual “Ride for the Ranches” Classic Car Show. It is an opportunity to see some unique cars and enjoy a country festival – all for a good cause. The event will be held on November 12, from 11am to 3pm, at Rolling Oaks Passive Park in Southwest Ranches. It is presented by Southwest Ranches Parks Foundation and Rockin’ Rich Events and benefits the Southwest Ranches Parks Foundation. Admission is free. “Southwest Ranches’ parks are for everyone,” said Rick Bell, Parks Foundation board member and event founder. “Everyone who comes out to support the Ride for the Ranches will see some amazing cars and trucks, enjoy some family activities and chow down on some great food. Everyone will have a lot of fun in a country setting, while helping a worthy cause.” Organizers are expecting 200 to 300 vehicles, including classic cars, sports cars, collectibles, antique cars, custom roadsters and more. Regular show field registration is $20. There will also be a VIP area close the entrance that costs $40. Preregistration must be postmarked by November 5. Judges will select the top 40 entrants, as well as a first place ($500), second place ($250) and third place ($100) winner. Visitors can also enjoy a country fair that includes

food trucks, entertainment, games, a petting zoo, dunk tank and more. This year, there will be family activities, such as tug of war, wheel barrow races, balloon toss, three legged races, and more, with prizes for the winners. “We are grateful to all of our generous sponsors who have stepped up to support the Town’s parks and all who enjoy them,” said December Lauretano-Haines, Parks foundation staff liaison. The Southwest Ranches Parks Foundation is a nonprofit 501C3 organization dedicated to raising funds through public and private partnerships for parks, trails, and green space projects within the town of Southwest Ranches to further the town’s motto of “Preserving Our Rural Lifestyle” and provide a superior quality of life for the Town’s residents and visitors alike. The Foundation has funded multiple park development and enhancement projects since its inception, including playground elements at Country Estates Fishing Hole Park and renovation upgrades at the Rolling Oaks Barn facility. Rolling Oaks Passive Park is located at 17630 SW 56 Street. For information or to pre-register, visit www.swranchesparks.com or call Rick Bell at 954-444-9875.

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n November 19, Cooper City dads and daughters will take a break from their busy schedules to spend some quality time together at the Annual Daddy Daughter Sock Hop, hosted by Cooper City’s Recreation Department. It will be held at Cooper City High School, from 6:30pm to 9:30pm. The popular event sells out quickly and has become a tradition that many dad and daughter duos look forward to attending. “The event gives fathers and daughters a chance to spend quality time together in an exciting, entertaining environment,” said Felicia Trainor, Recreation Program Specialist for the Cooper City Recreation Department. “This year’s theme is sure to be a hit as they travel back in time to an era of soda pop, records, poodle skirts and Elvis. We do our best to create an environment that both the fathers and daughters will enjoy. We want to keep our residents coming year after year.” Daughters in grades kindergarten and up will enjoy a memorable “date with dad” that includes an evening of dancing, dinner and fun. If dad is unavailable, grandfathers, step-dads and uncles are invited to step in. Participants are encouraged to dress in their favorite 1950’s attire or formal wear. There will be an old fashioned soda station, arts and craft activity, a DJ play-

ing today’s top hits and few oldies, and more. There will be plenty of opportunities throughout the night to take photos with “The King (Elvis),” as well as some old fashioned vehicles. The City of Cooper City has several other events throughout the year to promote positive family relationships. In September, residents enjoyed the Mom-Son Night of Fun and Grandparents Day. On December 21, tickets go on sale for the Father Son Adventure, which will be held January 27. On April 19, tickets will go on sale for the Mother-Daughter Tea, which will be held on May 13. “Our events provide an outlet for our residents to bond with their family and spend quality time together in an entertaining atmosphere free of today’s technology distractions,” said Trainor. Tickets are limited and currently on sale at the Community Center. Tickets must be purchased in person prior to the event and proof of Cooper City residency is required. There will be no tickets sold at the door. For information on activities and events, visit www. CooperCityFL.org or call 954-434-4300, ext. 233.

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Davie’s Actors Community Theatre Presents “Sex Please, We’re Sixty!” By Debby Teich

his month, Davie residents can experience live theater right in their own neighborhood. The Actors Community Theatre of Davie will be presenting “Sex Please, We’re Sixty!” by Michael Parker and Susan Parker. Performances will be held on November 11, 12, 18 and 19 at 8pm, as well as November 12, 13, 19 and 20 at 2pm, at the Davie Pine Island Park Multipurpose Center. “The plays are always very professionally done and you cannot beat the price,” said John Goodman, who has attended many of the productions. The story takes place at Mrs. Stancliffe’s Rose Cottage Bed & Breakfast, which has been successful for many years. Her guests, nearly all women, return year after year. Her next door neighbor, the elderly, silver-tongued, “Bud the Stud” Davis, believes they come to spend time with him in romantic liaisons. ACT of Davie’s production of “Sex Please, We’re Sixty!” is being directed by William Roach. Cast members include: Brenda Aulbach, Rene Barrett, Jeff Canary, Ned Cray, Dana Fredebaugh and Jo Ann Tiberio. 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). “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 Dana Fredebaugh, ACT President. Since 2000, ACT has provided residents with a way to enjoy local theater at affordable prices. It all started when an ad appeared in the Davie Update asking for thespians. Several people responded and became the nucleus for the Town’s first (and only) community theatre. The volunteer group is funded by the Town of Davie and run by its Board of Directors. ACT’s script committee, headed by Barry Katz, 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. Upcoming productions in 2017 include: “Cactus Flower” by Abe Burrows (February 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19, 24, 25, 26) and “I Never Sang for My Father” by Robert Anderson (May 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21).

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the sport. It is very easy for new players to pick up the game, especially if they start at a young age.” The program is organized and run by the Davie Youth Lacrosse Foundation, Inc., a 501c3 charitable organization. Davie Youth Lacrosse is a “travel” recreation program, with a focus on giving players of all skill levels a quality learning experience and an opportunity to have fun playing lacrosse. Players are taught improved agility, conditioning, team work, and the skills necessary to play lacrosse. They are also taught to respect the game, as well as the other players. Davie Youth Lacrosse has approximately 340 boys and girls, in grades kindergarten to 9th, who play on 17 teams. They practice twice per week, with games on Saturdays against other recreational lacrosse teams throughout South Florida. Practices and home games are held at Bamford Park in Davie. Experience is not a requirement to join - just a willingness to learn and have fun. To encourage new players to try the game, the program has loaner gear available for younger players. Prior to the 2017 season, Davie Youth Lacrosse will be offering two programs in December/January. There is an advanced training program for new and experienced players, with more information available at www.faststartlacrosse.com. There is also a Davie Winter Box Lacrosse League. The weekly coached game league, for kids ages kindergarten through high school, includes six weeks of “indoor” lacrosse

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Martial Krama Yoga Unifies Two Systems into the Ultimate Practice SECTION HEAD feature story

By Debby Teich

ne of the many ways that Krama Yoga Institute leaves clients with a healthy body and a quiet mind is through Martial Krama Yoga, a fusion of multiple Martial Arts and the Vinyasa Krama style of Yoga. This system offers a variety of class types and sets. Some are focused solely on cultivating internal energy, while others are focused on transforming the average person into the ultimate athlete - all in the process of striving for “Moksha” or the liberation of self.

Alexander Issaev, who created Krama Martial Yoga, answered some commonly asked questions about the practice.

Describe Martial Krama Yoga. It is a yogic system that holds martial arts practices. Due to its vast influences, it offers different physical routines, such as Vinyasa Yoga with martial elements, strengthening classes using your own body weight, martial arts conditioning classes, qi gong, tai chi and more. Which types of martial arts are within the system? There are many, including western boxing, muy thai, kung fu, silat, qi gong, tai chi and more. It is a practice that is still growing, so it is not fixed and concrete. Since I believe everything needs to keep evolving, changes and additions will be made as it develops through time. Does it have a belt system? Yes. There is a belt system within the practice. Clients receive belts depending on their individual discipline and willingness to learn. Do clients learn how to defend themselves in this practice? Yes. Once again, however, it is also up to each student’s personal will to pursue this section of the practice.

Alexander Issaev, Krama Martial Yoga creator

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Why do you use a cross mat? Most yoga physical practices in the West or America are either one direction or double orientation. Martial Krama Yoga offers a cross mat due to its multidimensional practice to test and/or increase neurological activity (brain power). Who created the system? I (Alexander Issaev) created this specific art. Many other masters and/or senseis, gurus and sifus have mixed both of these practices

throughout ancient history. One example is the Shaolin monks of China. They have mastered and mixed both yogic systems and martial arts.

Unifying Two Systems Into The Ultimate Practice

How did you come up with the idea of this mix? As child, I loved martial arts and began doing them at an early age. As I grew up, I began to see the yoga behind all of it. After many years of switching from one discipline to the other, I noticed that every martial arts system holds or has major yogic influences. After a small accident, my acupuncturist, Nelly Yefet, recommended that I start doing just yoga until I recovered fully. As soon as I began practicing yoga, I fell in love with it. I immediately knew that I wanted to create or mix a system that allowed me to practice both. After six years of yoga, I was ready to put the pieces together. Where is Krama Martial Arts available? Krama Yoga Institute is the only place where you will be able to find this practice. They have built a state of the art facility which caters solely to this practice. They will provide you with all the tools needed to participate in this practice. Krama Yoga Institute is located at 12900 West State Road 84, parallel to 595. For information, visit www.kramayogainstitute.com, send an email to info@kramayogainstitute.com or call 305-853-6681/786-238-6043.

dining guide

Our City Mediaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

good eats

A Collection of Great Bites from Broward and Beyond

Within Broward County Alone, its been said that one could eat at a different great restaurant everyday for over a year. Throw in the beautiful city of Aventura and you can enjoy many tasty cuisines for quite some time. You would sooner suffer from heartburn before suffering from the monotony of eating at the same old dive. Our City wants you to enjoy all of these cultured treasures, so we have compiled a list to get you started. Our compilation of restaurants are categorized by city and offers different choices for different budgets. Keep this guide as a reference point and of course, bon appĂŠtite! ***

2016 Dining Guide 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

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

Ally’ Comfort Café

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

Marola’s Trattoria

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

Blaze Fast-Fire’d Pizza

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

Mission BBQ

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

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

Toss Up Salads

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

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

Eddie’s Thai

Vienna Café and Bistro

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

Davie

Landlubber’s Raw Bar & Grill

Oh Ceviche

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

Shinju Japanese Buffet

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

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

Vinnie’s Lobster Bar

Havana’s Cuban Cuisine

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

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

Celebrating 10 Years

1651 Bonaventure Blvd. Weston, FL 33326 (next to Walgreens)

2016 bestof weston

954.389.5188

www.pocbuffet.com

Best sushi

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Fort Lauderdale: 15th Street Fisheries

1900 SE 15th St | (954) 763-2777 15streetfisheries.com Seafood $$$

Tropical Acres Steakhouse

2500 Griffin Rd | (954) 989-2500 tropicalacres.com Steakhouse $$

J28 Sandwich Bar

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

Jack’s Hollywood Diner

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

JWB Prime

Hallandale Beach

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

Adena Grill

La Flambee

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

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

Frankey’s Sports Bar

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

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

Juniper on the Water

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

ROK BRGR Burger Bar

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

Hollywood Billy’s Stone Crab

400 North Ocean Drive | (954) 923-2300 crabs.com Seafood $$$

The Black Beans Café

712 North State Road 7 | (954) 966-6773 Cuban $$

Chillbar

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

Ends Meat

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

Firehouse BBQ & Smoking Company

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

GG’s Waterfront Bar & Grill

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

Giorgio’s Bakery & Bistro

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

GoBistro

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

Il Posto Ristorante

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

Laura’s Cuba Restaurant

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 $$

Mickey Byrne’s Irish Pub & Restaurant 1921 Hollywood Blvd | (954) 921-2317 mickeybyrnes.com Irish Pub $$

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 $$

Runas Peruvian Cuisine

219 North 21 Avenue | (954) 947-3134 Peruvian $$

Sardelli Italian Steakhouse

331 Van Buren St | (954) 921-8331 sardellis.com Italian $$

Shabo’s Barbecue

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

Shenanigans Sports Pub

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

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 $

Sugar Reef Grill

600 North Surf Road | (954) 922-1119 sugarreefgrill.com Fusion $$

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 Fire 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 giardinosalads.com Salads $

Nami Sushi

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

Texas Roadhouse

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

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 Indian $$

Salsa Fiesta

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

Shinju Japanese Buffet

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

Sosta Café

10800 Pines Boulevard | (954) 613-4021 sostacaffe.com Italian $$

Submarine Crab

159 North Hiatus Road | (954) 589-5025 submarinecrab.net Seafood $$

Supunnahong Thai

Ella Café

Village Tavern

The Green Wave

Zaika Grill

Izgara Express

9945 Pines Boulevard | (954) 431-1008 supunnahong.com Thai $$

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

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

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

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

Plantation 7 Flavors Restaurant

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

J. Alexander’s

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

Al Natour Restaurant

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

Al Salam

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

Amazing Asian Bistro

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

Anthony’s Coal Fire Pizza

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

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

KIKO Japanese and Thai

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

Las Vegas Cuban Cuisine

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

Lime Fresh Mexican Grill

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

Marumi Sushi

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

Mustard Seed Bistro

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

Padrino’s Cuban Cuisine

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

Daily Breakfast & Lunch Specials • Try our famous and delicious • Pancakes (Pumpkin Home made Soups spice,strawberry,blueberry) • Home made Biscuits and gravy • Now serving : Mimosas, Bloody • Egg whites Mary, Champagne, Beer & Wine • Fresh Squeeze Orange juice • Bagels & Lox

FREE Cup of Coffee With purchase of breakfast. Expiration 11/30/16

10% OFF Lunch Menu

Regular price menu. Not combined with any other offer. Expiration 11/30/16

Taste of the City

9940 Griffin Rd. (SE corner of Nob Hill Rd. & Griffin Rd) Cooper City, FL 33328 Hours : Monday - Saturday 7:00 am - 3:00 pm Sundays 7:30 am - 2:30 pm

954-434-9245 24

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Parlour Vegan Bakery

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

Zaatar Lebanese Food

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

Las Cholitas

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

Landlubber’s Raw Bar & Grill

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

Thai Thai

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

Vignetos Italian Grill

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

Sicilian Oven

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

Vivace Gourmet Pizza & Pasta

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

Zona Fresca

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

Weston Acquolina Ristorante

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

Bellini Italion Bistro

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

Carolina Ale House

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

Cerviche Arigato Restaurant

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

The Cheese Course

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

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

Entretapas

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

I Love Tacos Restaurant

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

Ireland’s Steakhouse

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 $$

La Rural

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

La Toerretta

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

Years in

Weston

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!

Lucille’s American Café

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 $

Parc 28

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

POC American Fusion Buffet & Sushi

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

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

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954-389-7029

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1382 Weston Rd. Country Isles Plaza, Weston, FL 33326

Take Out · Catering · Dine-In · Delivery

Primetime Restaurant & Bar

New!

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

All-You-Can-eat Menu Dine-in Only. Coupons cannot be used.

Sabor Latino

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

LunCh

14.99

Stevie B’s Rib Café

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

Dinner

20.99

Sushi Tom

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

Weston Sushiato

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

Zona Blu

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

Dine-In

Take-Out

Delivery

954.385.3688

www.SushiTomWeston.com

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10% OFF Your Entire Order

Your Order Over $30.00

$5.00 OFF

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(Excluding Tax & Gratuity)

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Our City Media Picks Gold Marquess Fine Chinese Food

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

Anthony’s Coal Fire Pizza

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

Shinju Japanese Buffet

14838 Pines Boulevard, Pembroke Pines 954-538-9696 $$ 3305 South University Drive, Davie 954-472-3666 $$ 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.

Rickey’s Restaurant & Sports Bar

4799 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood 954-966-1429 $$ Rickey’s has been an institution in Hollywood for 60 years and was one of the area’s first restaurants when Hollywood was just a dirt road. They are known for their friendly, casual atmosphere and fully stocked sports bar. Besides being a great spot to catch a game on one of their 15 TVs, game day specials such as 20 chicken wings plus a pitcher for $19.95 during all football games always score big. Other feature items include burgers, ribs, steaks, salads and lobster. Thursday-Sunday enjoy their 2 for $25.95 Lobster Special. They are also always open 7 days a week from 11am-2am.

JWB Prime Steakhouse

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

Parc 28

1382 Weston Road, Weston 954-389-7029 $ IParc 28 has been serving the Weston community for the past 25 years. It specializes in authentic Chinese cuisine, as well as Malaysian, Thai, Indian and exotic Asian food. It offers different specials weekly, in addition to its popular daily lunch and dinner specials. The extensive menu offers something for everyone including vegetarian, low fat and low salt options. The Asian-feeling restaurant will give diners a true taste of Asian flavors.

POC American Fusion Buffet & Sushi

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

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Some people are intimidated by the thought of cooking Thanksgiving dinner. The idea of serving relatives and friends dry turkey can be stressful. Have no fear, though, cooking a Thanksgiving turkey is actually quite easy. We have been using this recipe at home for years with great success. Enjoy!

Ingredients: 1 large whole turkey (fresh or defrosted) ½ cup unsalted melted butter or olive oil Kosher Salt Fresh ground pepper One celery stalk (cut into thirds) One onion, chopped into 1-2 inch pieces Two apples, chopped into 1-2 inch pieces Herbs (sage, rosemary and/or thyme) Instructions:

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t the Young At Art Museum’s 11th Annual Teen Recycled Fashion Show, teens will promote sustaining the environment with original, runway fashion designs. “Tech Restyled!” is the theme for the event, which will be held on November 18, at 7pm, at the museum. Proceeds will be used to support YAA’s Teen Volunteer Program and its Girls ‘N Power initiative. “As we celebrate 11 years of creative teen designers, this event has grown from a few teen participants to a full-blown, professionally staged fashion show,” said YAA Executive Director/CEO Mindy Shrago. “It now is one of the most popular community events in the area. The teen designers begin preparing during the summer and put in more than a hundred hours of work to

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take their designs from concept to runway.” This year’s teen designers will draw inspiration from the Museum’s featured exhibition, Hi-Tech/Lo-Tech, An Exploration of the Ever-changing Relationship between Art and Technology. The Teen Recycled Fashion Show challenges each participant to design an original garment, from concept to design, into original wearable art made from recycled and repurposed materials including metallic mesh, newspaper, cardboard, egg cartons, canvas, remnant fabric, bottle caps, recycled plastics, splatter paint and more. Designers for Tech Restyled! include girls from YAA’s Teen Volunteer Program and its Girls ‘N Power initiative, a self-esteem building program that provides girls and young women with an opportunity for a better future through education, counseling, training and advocacy. PACE has been a partner with Young At Art for several initiatives, including the Teen Recycled Fashion Show and Girls ‘N Power. The high-energy event will feature music, hors d’oeuvres and libations, a recycled jewelry-making station, and more. Teen models will have their hair, nails and make-up styled by Kaizen Beauty Academy before they take to the runway to dazzle a panel of judges whose difficult task it will be to determine first, second and third place awards. “As a teaching institution, we are proud that Young At Art Museum hosts an event that not only educates about art, sustaining the environment, public speaking and more, but also brings together teens from diverse backgrounds who learn cooperative life lessons through creativity,” said Shrago. “That is as important as the enchanting evening where they enjoy the spotlight.” Young At Art is located at 751 SW 121 Avenue in Davie. Tickets range from $35 to $40. For information, call 954-424-5064 or visit YoungAtArtMuseum.org.

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City of Cooper City Recognizes Thomas Gill and Naval Air Patrol Squadron 16 By Debby Teich

(l to r): Members of the Davie-Cooper City Rotary Club Darrell Stuehrenberg and Terrell Manyak; Petty Officer Harris; Tommy and Carolyn Gill; Rotary Member Ralph Lauretano; Hully Gill; Mathew Gill; and Bill Sherman, President AO-3 (NAC) 1962-1965 Crew 3 & 8, VP-16 Reunion Association, Inc.

t a recent Cooper City Commission meeting, the City of Cooper City presented a proclamation recognizing the past and present men and women of Naval Air Patrol Squadron 16 for their bravery and charitable deeds at home and abroad. One of the men honored was Davie-Cooper City Rotarian, Thomas “Tommy” Gill. Following the meeting, Gill, along with his wife Carolyn, son Matthew, and brother Hully, posed for photos with Cooper City officials; Bill Sherman, President AO-3 (NAC) 1962-1965 Crew 3 & 8, VP-16 Reunion Association, Inc.; Petty Officer Harris; members of the Naval Air Patrol Squadron 16; fellow Davie-Cooper City Rotary Club members and friends.

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Don’t Smoke? You Could Still Get Lung Cancer

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If you think you are safe from lung cancer because you have never smoked, think again. While cigarette smoking is the No. 1 cause, there are other factors that can result in the development of lung cancer. Lung Cancer Stigma

A false perception is prevalent in society today, that lung cancer is the result of a personal choice to smoke. As a result, lung cancer patients are not always viewed in the same light as patients with other types of cancer. “There’s a huge stigma associated with lung cancer because the majority of people who die from it are either smokers or former smokers,” says Cleveland Clinic Florida oncologist Bruno Bastos, MD. “But, tobacco is one of the most addictive substances known to man. Addiction is a disease, and nobody deserves to get lung cancer.” Although smoking is certainly a contributing factor, the reality is that anyone can be exposed to second-hand smoke or other toxins, as well as have a family history of lung cancer, which can also trigger the disease. “You do not have to be a smoker in order to develop lung cancer, and it should be a major concern for everyone,” Dr. Bastos said. The stigma associated with lung cancer has also had a negative effect on research. Although statistics from the Centers for Disease Control

show that more people in the United States die from lung cancer than any other type of cancer, researchers have had a difficult time obtaining funding to find a cure. “Other types of cancers also have a lot more survivors who can advocate for funding,” said Dr. Bastos. “There are not enough lung cancer survivors to demand change, and those who do survive often blame themselves, and many are not willing to share their stories.” Advances in Diagnosis and Treatment Despite the lack of funding for research, there has still been great progress made in lung cancer diagnosis and treatments over the last several years. “There are many different types of lung cancer,” according to Dr. Bastos, “and genetic testing has helped researchers develop therapies that target specific types of lung cancer cells.” Additionally, therapies already approved to treat skin cancer, are being considered for lung cancer as well. “Immune-based therapies, in which the immune system is primed to attack tumors, are also showing potential for treating lung cancer,” said Dr. Bastos. There have been some other innovations over the past few years as well. Development of screening tools such as CT scans aid in early detection of lung cancer, which Dr. Bastos says “could save tens of thousands of lives.”

who smokes, the sooner you quit, the better. Although smokers who have quit are still at an increased risk for lung cancer, the good news is that their risk decreases as the number of years they have been smoke-free increases. The best advice is not to start smoking to begin with. Lung Cancer: Novel Targeted Immunotherapy Cancer cells are not like normal cells, in that they rapidly divide and frequently mutate or change in order to evade the immune system. Immunotherapy is a type of treatment that stimulates the body’s immune system to target and destroy cancer cells. A new investigational research trial, called CheckMate, is now being offered in select sites across the country to patients with advanced lung cancer. “This trial involves a new immunotherapy approach that specifically activates the immune system to fight lung cancer tumor cells, without harming healthy tissue,” according to Cleveland Clinic Florida oncologist, Bruno Bastos, MD. Cleveland Clinic Florida has been designated the first academic medical center in the region to participate in this cutting-edge immunotherapy trial. Dr. Bastos states, “We are pleased to now offer this treatment to patients with advanced lung cancer.”

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Volunteers help out at Western High School’s 2015 Harvest Drive.

wenty-four years ago, Renee Herman initiated a canned food drive to help 25 families in need. As the effort expanded and she needed more space, she moved her collection site to Western High School in Davie. The Harvest Drive offers food, clothing, toys and other necessities to local families who are identified as being in need of assistance during the Thanksgiving holiday and year round. It also educates students regarding the issue of hunger, which impacts many of Broward County’s most vulnerable residents. It is a classic example of “children helping children.” This year, Herman hopes to provide 2,200 families in Broward County with a complete Thanksgiving dinner, plus a week’s worth of groceries. Students at more than 190 schools, as well as churches, temples, neighborhoods, girl/boy scout troops and others will conduct drives in order to supply the Harvest Drive with non-perishable food that will be distributed to the families.

“We are teaching the children that together we can create a culture of giving,” said Herman. “We’ve made a commitment to 2,200 families and we need enormous donations from our students and community, as well as monetary donations to achieve our goal.” There are 15 high schools that serve as distribution centers, plus 200 participating schools. Western High School continues to be the largest effort and the flagship of the Harvest Drive operation. Last year, the school helped 375 families and it is expecting a greater number this year. The families, who are referred by social service agencies and Broward County school social workers, receive an average of 10 overflowing bags of groceries containing turkey, stuffing, vegetables, pies and more. They can also “shop” for clothing, shoes, books, and toys. At Western, the entire school gets involved in the Harvest Drive, including staff, administration and many clubs. To kick off the effort, students bring non-perishable

items to the Homecoming Pep Rally. The school’s gym will be open for the community to make donations on November 18, from 3pm-10pm. On November 21, from 8am-10pm, the students and community volunteers will begin the arduous process of sorting and packing the food. On November 22, from 8am-4pm, the families will pick up their goods. Herman says that they still need corporate sponsors, as well as monetary or gift card donations from individuals to help pay for the turkeys, butter, pies, milk and other perishable goods. In an effort to fight hunger year round, the Harvest Drive has two on-going food pantry closets that are available for families who are recommended by a social worker. One of these is located at Western High School. For information, to volunteer or to donate, visit www.harvestdriveflorida. com or call 954-444-5548.

NSU University School’s Robotics Team is Ranked #1 in the State By Debby Teich

SU University School’s Upper School robotics team recently competed at the Vex Robotics 1st State Qualifying Tournament and was undefeated in all rounds. Determined to continue their winning streak, students have been busy making changes to their robot to make it even better for the competition this month at Miami Springs High School. There are a total of 20 students on the team, with five on the A team and 15 on the B team. The students are very dedicated and put in long hours that include meetings after school, on weekends, and during the summer to complete research and build prototypes. “Robotics is essentially a problem solving activity,” said team head coach Erik Weidenboerner, who created the team, as well as the honors and advanced robotics curriculum. “There are no do overs. You either win or you lose based on your dedication and skill set.” So far, the school has been winning. In the four years that the school has been competing, it has won 30 trophies, including three state champion trophies and one world championship trophy. The team is currently ranked number one in the state of Florida. “Our students are dedicated, committed, encourage one another, and truly love Robotics,” said Weidenboerner. “Each of them brings a unique set of skills to the table and has the initiative and drive to tackle new ideas independently and as a team. We (the team and I) love everything about Robotics and I feel like that is one of the main reasons we do so well.” David Skaff, team president, has been on the team David Farache works on a robot

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ne of the most common anxieties parents share with us concerns the timing of the eruption of teeth. We are often asked: “When are the first teeth scheduled to enter the mouth?” or “Which is better - late or early erupting teeth?” The truth of the matter is that although there are published milestones, there is still a normal variation/range that teeth may be expected to erupt. In terms of which is better, there is no real benefit for early or late eruption. However, extreme deviations may cause a practical challenge, as we will discuss. Let’s start with the primary (or “baby”) teeth. The first primary tooth to erupt is usually the lower central incisor between 5-8 months of age. The teeth will then follow the “rule of twos,” which is that two additional teeth will erupt every two months until around 2-2½ years old. There are a total of 20 primary teeth equally divided between upper and lower arches. After the eruption of the lower central incisors, we will see the eruption of the upper central incisors and the lower lateral incisors (as the name suggests, next to the central incisors), followed by the upper lateral incisors. The pattern will continue from center laterally with the lower erupting earlier than the upper counterparts. Premature eruption of primary teeth occurs in 1:2000. This can occur in two ways. “Natal” teeth are present at birth and “prenatal” teeth erupt in the first 30 days of life. When teeth erupt prematurely, it is important to consult with your healthcare provider (pediatrician or pediatric dentist), as strategies for feeding will need to be addressed, especially if breastfeeding is planned. There are also structures which are present at birth which resemble premature teeth, but are actually not the primary teeth. One of the most common examples of this is “Epstein pearls.” They are visible cysts located in the upper arch in the front close to where the primary teeth are expected to be positioned. There is no treatment recommended for this, as long as there is no interference with feeding and no observed discomfort for the child. As with all published milestones, it is important to acknowledge the fact that these are just averages and that “normal” has a range. We find variation in gender, with females being ahead of males. It is also important to note that deviations in one area may have no bearing on others. For example, there are many children who are either “ahead” or “behind” in dental development, but are at the opposite ends of the spectrum in skeletal growth. They do, however, give us an idea of what to plan for and some guidance on timing of interventional treatment, whether dental or orthodontic, when indicated. Drs. Maria and Alon Grosman are Board Certified Pediatric Dentist and Orthodontist. Their office is located at 4401 S Flamingo Rd on the NW corner of Griffin and Flamingo Rd. For more information or to schedule an appointment call 954-236-3434.

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ost people think of the holiday season with gleeful anticipation of time with family. For couples who have been through a divorce, the holiday season can often be a very stressful time. This stress can also be felt by the children of a divorced couple. It is not uncommon for holiday visitation issues to surface during this time of year. Hopefully the parties’ settlement agreement or Parenting Plan is specific as to time sharing. Over the course of approximately 35 years of practice, my clients have experienced many issues concerning holiday visitation. The biggest obstacle to solving an issue in court during this time of year is the reality that court time is very difficult to schedule. Last minute issues will not usually be addressed. Of course,wwwwwwwww the parties are always able to try and work things out on their own or with the help of attorneys and mediators. I would certainly suggest not waiting until the “last minute” to address any concerns. The best way to ensure there will be no conflicts during the holidays is to anticipate potential problems ahead of time and address them in the marital settlement agreement and/or Parenting Plan. The more specific your agreement is, the more likely you will not experience conflicts along the way. For couples with minor children, Parenting Plans have been mandatory. These Parenting Plans are designed to be very specific as to time sharing in an effort to head off any trouble in years to come. Unfortunately, these Parenting Plans were not used prior to the latter part of 2008. Therefore, many existing agreements do not include this provision. I believe the most important thing to remember is that any time sharing arrangement should always keep the best interest of the children as a priority. Children want to spend time with both parents and this is especially true during the holidays. They also want to be a part of any family gatherings. Sometimes that is not always possible, but advanced planning may be able to achieve this goal. Often parents divide the entire winter break in half, with Christmas Day being the “exchange day.” As an example, in odd numbered years, such as 2015, perhaps Dad has the children from the day school ends until noon Christmas Day. Mom will pick up the kids and keep them until school begins again. Next year, they can reverse the schedule. In some cultures, Christmas Eve is more of a celebration. Perhaps one parent can celebrate every Christmas Eve and the other Christmas Day. Also remember that “gift giving” is not a competition, with the winner being the parent who spends the most money. Often times the finances of each parent may not be the same and one must buy gifts within his/her budget. For a parent to embarrass the other by purchasing a more expensive and lavish gift is only going to lead to hard feelings and potential problems. Hopefully, the parents can discuss this issue beforehand and plan together. Often parents wish to visit family out of town. Consider the feelings of your former spouse and the children in the planning such a trip. Children have the need to be with extended family during the holidays. Perhaps holiday trips out of town can be rotated from year to year between parents. Mom and Dad can certainly make the holiday season a joyous time for their children or they can focus on themselves and make it a time that everyone would like to forget. If you need any further questions answered, please feel free to contact my office. The law firm of Evan H. Baron and Associates is located at 1655 North Commerce Parkway, Suite 201, in Weston. If you have any questions concerning this issue or any other family law matter, call the office at 954-385-9160.

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Touching Lives, Making a Difference By Sheriff Scott Israel

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hortly after I was elected Sheriff, I was invited to a local Boys and Girls Club to learn about the club and the children it serves. During that visit, I began playing basketball and closely interacting with one particular boy. As that Friday afternoon began to wind down, I noticed the counselors collecting backpacks and then handing them back out to some kids in the gym. One of those was the youngster with whom I was playing basketball. I soon learned his backpack was loaded with food so he would not go the full weekend without a decent meal. The food was the club’s way to help these kids make it through the hardest of times. I was both moved and motivated by this gesture – and it reignited my mission to bring meaningful community policing to the Broward Sheriff’s Office to help those in need. Community policing is a cornerstone of my law enforcement belief system. I learned from my late father and mentor, Sonny Israel – a life-long law enforcement officer, that the best way to protect the public is to build mutual trust and respect by treating people as friends and neighbors. Fighting crime isn’t only about catching bad guys. It starts by working hand in hand with the community as partners to prevent good kids from turning to a life of crime. Each day, our hardworking deputies interact with our diverse community and listen to their concerns firsthand. In addition, BSO plays an active role in scores of community events for important organizations that help Broward’s varied communities. These interactions are exciting opportunities for law enforcement and residents to listen, understand and build connections to help find customized local solutions to local problems. We work diligently to build community bridges that hadn’t existed in the past. Our Community Outreach Team – a program recommended by the United States Department of Justice policing studies – helps us build dynamic relationships with all those we serve. Our programs help connect the homeless and mentally ill to the social services they need. Our “Uniting Broward” initiative is already creating a transformational shift in community policing. And BSO also participates in countless neighborhood events, ranging from food giveaways to youth sports programs. The results are an amazing success. Today, community members are more at ease and bring matters to our attention – instead of waiting for them to escalate. And community policing, combined with intelligence-led policing, has caused Broward’s crime rates to plummet to the lowest rates in decades. Furthermore, a recent countywide poll indicated Broward residents personally have good experiences with law enforcement. The most important number: 85% of Broward residents said they have never had an “unpleasant experience” with law enforcement. To advance our community policing objectives further, BSO recently launched a new internal system to capture and analyze community policing efforts. With this new tool, we can now quantify the frequency of our community policing efforts and measure the positive impacts in the daily encounters that don’t involve any arrests or tickets. While I am proud of our community policing achievements, we are still constantly working on ways to get even better, and I am confident we will see more success for many years to come.

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Individual exercise needs vary based on breed or breed mix, sex, age, and level of health. If your dog is a six- to 18-month adolescent or a sporting, herding, hound, or terrier breed or mixed breed, your dog’s exercise requirements are high. However, strenuous exercise can cause problems in some dogs, especially those that are not fit or are very young or old. Athletic owners should consider this to avoid overexerting their dogs, especially in hot or humid weather. When starting a new exercise routine, go slowly for the first week to give your dog a chance to adapt to it. On hot or cold days, go easy or rest. Consult your veterinarian before beginning an exercise program for your dog.

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At NSU University School, first grade students were excited to rotate through three stations in the innovation lab. They also interacted with Puzzlets, Kibo, Dash and Dot Robots, and Bee Bots to learn coding, sequencing, and more.

National Merit

Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy High School students celebrate being named National Merit Semifinalists: Anthony Wells, Savannah L. Bergeron, Allison N. Wilbur, Rachel Wisolmerski, Adrianna M. Zambrano, Franchesca A. Linares, Gabriel Peiretti and Benjamin P. Brock.

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Dan Sullivan is the newest member of the Davie-Cooper City Rotary Club. He is the second Dan Sullivan to join.

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Rick Case Honda in Davie has been collecting bikes for the “Rick Case Bikes for Kids” program. This year’s collection goal is set at 5,000 bikes, which will be distributed to area Boys and Girls Clubs, as well as other local charities, churches and schools.

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Davie resident Patrick Morano, 17, recently received his Eagle rank from Troop 183. For his project, he installed a fence at Flamingo Garden’s wildlife sanctuary.

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Our City Media was among more than 150 guests that attended the kick-off party for the 15th Annual Signature Grand Ghoul, benefiting 2-1-1 Broward. Photo: former Miami Dolphins Player O.J. McDuffie (center) poses with OCM’s (l to r) Terry Jaillet, Silvia Silva, Christy Jaillet and Nancy Koval.

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12333 NW 18th St., Suite #4 Pembroke Pines, FL 33026 ExpAndEd To our 5Th LocATion

coral Springs/parkland

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