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11th Summer Reading Program Kickoff – Sunrise Dan Pearl Branch Auditorium 111, Join scientists from the Museum of Discovery and Science as they cover states of matter and see the many ways we can physically and chemically change the matter around us. All ages.
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Lunch Bunch – Try your luck at Bingo and win a few prizes - 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m., Sunrise Dan Pearl Branch Story Room 101. Ages 5-12. Bring your own lunch and a friend and have a great time with projects, crafts, games and more. Must preregister at (954)357-7422 or 7426 or at Information Desk.
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12th Toddler Story Time – 10:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., Sunrise Dan Pearl Branch Story Room 101, for children ages 18 to 36 months, and their parent/ caretaker. The story time includes brief stories, songs and/or marching with instruments, and an occasional very easy craft. Family Story Time – 6:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., Sunrise Dan Pearl Branch Story Room 101. Ages 3 and up and the
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Bash at the BB&T – Complete your holiday with an unforgettable evening of live music, fireworks and family fun. Parking and admission are free. 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
18th Lunch Bunch – Use your creativity to decorate a visor and play a game. 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m., Sunrise Dan Pearl Auditorium 111, Ages 5-12. Bring your own lunch and a friend and have a great time with projects, crafts, games and more. Must preregister at (954)357-7422 or 7426 or at Information Desk.
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This skilled troupe from Sincronia USA performs both traditional arrangements and their own amazing compositions. Using handmade drums that range from 6 inches to 6 feet, the drummers create a unique synchronized booming rhythm that can be heard, enjoyed and felt in the heart and soul. The thrilling cast of fifteen will also present fire poi dancing, music and martial arts. It’s a must see! Sunrise Civic Center Theater, 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $16 for Adults, $14 for students with ID and $10 for children. Call 954-747-4546.
American Legion Post 365 – The nation’s largest veteran’s service organization - committed to mentoring and sponsorship of youth programs in our communities, advocating patriotism and honor, promoting a strong national security and continued devotion to our fellow service members and veterans. The American Legions success depends entirely on active membership, participation and volunteerism. Contact Commander Loretta Young at 954-257-6763 for further information. Senior Center, 10650 W. Oakland Park Blvd.
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Ongoing 28th City of Sunrise 2nd Anime Film & Japanese Culture Fest – This year’s Anime Film and Japanese Culture Fest is bigger and better than ever. The City of Sunrise will present two beautiful films by Academy Award winning director Hayao Miyazaki: Kiki’s Delivery Service, a magical coming-ofage adventure, and Castle in the Sky, a timeless story of courage, friendship, and a search for truth. Highlights throughout the afternoon include a display of vintage Japanese cars and motorcycles, Taiko drummers, martial arts demonstrations, bonsai, origami, manga, a “cosplay” Costumer Contest (so, dress up!), a Japanese food court with refreshments for purchase, and more! Co-sponsored by Tate’s Comics of Lauderhill, there’s something for everyone. Be there for this special event! Call 954-747-4566.
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Sunrise Runner is Top U.S. Finisher In Inaugural Wings For Life World Run By Jill Sharpe
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able global race with no finish line, 50,100 registered participants from around the world simultaneously ran on May 4th in the first-ever Wings for Life World Run, a race dedicated to funding research into spinal cord injury. In the end, the last male and Michael Wardian is passed by the catcher car in the Wings for Life World Run in Sunrise, Fla., after running female running were more than 35 miles and winning his local race. Ethiopia’s Lemawork Ketema in Austria and Elise Molvik in Norway, who ran for 48.83 miles and 34.04 miles, respectively, before being caught by a ‘Catcher Car,’ an innovative moving finish line that pursued the runners from behind. In the United States, Santa Clarita, Calif. runner Calum Neff and Sunrise, Fla. runner Haley Chura were the last male and female running before being caught. Neff was caught at 36.36 miles and Chura was caught at 28.34 miles. According to Anita Gerhardter, CEO of the Wings for Life Foundation, more than 4.16 million dollars was raised directly from the inaugural Wings for Life World Run to benefit spinal cord injury research. Runners of all levels from 164 nations made history as they synchronized their feet at 34 race locations in 32 countries on six continents and attempted to outrun the ‘Catcher Car.’ Runners got a 30-minute head start on the vehicle, which then began to pursue everyone at 9.3 mph. Every hour, the car sped up, first to 9.94 mph, then to 10.56 mph, then 12.43 mph, and finally 21.75 mph. The car stayed at 21.75 mph until the last participant had been caught. In the U.S., runners in custom-created ASICS shirts kicked off the race in the early morning at three locations: Santa Clarita, Calif. at 3 am local time; Denver, Col. at 4 am local time; and in Sunrise, Fla. at 6 am local time. Eight-hundredeighty-three runners came out to participate in the Sunrise race. “Not seeing the global runners, but knowing that they were right there with me in the race, I had to keep pushing myself and it came down to personal drive,” said Neff. “I knew I had to get to the crest of the hill, and that if I did I could put a gap in it because at that point it was head-to-head with Florida. That downhill portion that I worked so hard to get to was what gave me that win today.” As top U.S. finishers, Neff and Chura will choose anywhere in the world to run
Runners take off in the Wings for Life World Run in Sunrise, Fla. More than 880 runners started at 6 a.m. from the BB&T Center before eventually being caught by a “catcher car” moving finish line.
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in next year’s Wings for Life World Run. Confirmed cities for the May 3, 2015 race will be announced at a later date and fans are encouraged to sign up for updates at http://www.wingsforlifeworldrun.com/join. “My goal was to run 13 miles, but when the car hadn’t caught me yet once I got to mile 23, I really wanted to win this,” said Haley Chura. “I was thinking about the cause and about people who can’t run, and how lucky I was on this beautiful day. I was relieved when it finally did catch me.” Ethiopia’s Lemawork Ketema in Austria and Norway’s Elise Molvik, the last male and female runners worldwide to be caught by the ‘Catcher Car,’ received the top prize - an extraordinary month-long trip around the world, with stops in Salzburg, Istanbul, Cape Town, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Sydney, Fiji, Los Angeles and Rio de Janeiro. In the wheelchair class, 10-time Paralympic medalist, Tatyana McFadden, outlasted 16 competitors in Sunrise, Fla. to be crowned national champion. She was caught at the 11.3 mile mark and will select any location in the world to race next year. McFadden has had a memorable month, as she also was the winner of the 2014 Boston Marathon women’s wheelchair race.
Members of the Miami Heat Wheelchair basketball team celebrate a moment while watching the Wings for Life World run in Sunrise, Fla. More than 880 participants started the race that began at 6 a.m. in Sunrise.
Eric LeGrand, an inspirational voice in the spinal cord injury community after being paralyzed in a 2010 college football game, was an ambassador for the Wings for Life World Run and attended the Sunrise, Fla. race. Team LeGrand of the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, which was established in 2013, is dedicated to funding research to find a cure for paralysis and to help improve the quality of life for people with spinal cord injuries. In addition to LeGrand, hundreds of notable athletes participated globally, whether they ran two miles or 30 miles. Each was eventually caught and passed by the ‘Catcher Car.’ In Sunrise, the headline participants were Summer and Winter Olympian Lolo Jones; wakeboarder Steel Lafferty; ultra marathon champion Michael Wardian; road cycle star Tim Johnson; and Handball legend Timbo Gonzales. The Wings for Life World Run was not a traditional 10K run, nor a marathon with a clear finish line. Across 13 time zones in day and night conditions, geo-synced GPS systems and RFID technology recorded the parallel global results, coordinated by 110 timekeepers with four tons of timing equipment, plus the 34 ‘Catcher Cars.’ Worldwide, approximately 200 cameras and 34 television feeds brought the extravaganza to a world of supporters and spectators, friends and family. Millions of people around the world are living with a spinal cord injury, and each year 250,000 more are traumatically injured – the main cause being traffic accidents. One hundred percent of the registration fees from the World Run go directly to the Wings for Life Foundation to fund research to cure spinal cord injury.
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Sunrise Relay For Life Exceeds Fundraising Goals By Jill Sharpe
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year’s Sunrise Relay for Life as a record $59,000 was raised with more money still coming in at press time. The overnight cancer-fighting event, held at the Sunrise Athletic Complex and based on the sports related theme “Defeat Cancer”, brought in more money than ever before as the community came together in their annual fight against cancer. “We were excited to have 24 teams to help us this year,” said Jessica DeBlois, a specialist with the Relay For Life Florida Division of the American Cancer Society, Inc. “There were also many auxiliary fundraising events, such as the mini relay at Piper High School, which helped us exceed our goal of $51,000.” The sports related theme got participants excited as each team emulated favorite sports heroes. “The teams all chose a sports team or sporting event and decorated their tents in that way,” said DeBlois. Funds raised through the event help the American Cancer Society to impact the lives of those touched by cancer within the community, through both patient services and valuable cancer research. Relay for Life got its start in 1985 when Tacoma, Washington physician Gordy Klatt walked and ran for 24 hours around a track. A year later, 340 supporters joined him in the effort and it has grown ever since. Each year, more than 4 million people in over 20 countries take part in the overnight fundraising walk. For more information, visit www.relayforlife.org/sunrisefl.
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Sunrise Fire-Rescue Receives American Heart Association’s Mission: Lifeline® EMS Recognition Award By Jill Sharpe
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Little Java’s Is Your Place for Family Fun By Debby Teich
How do you keep your facility so clean? We all know how messy kids can be.
We leave the cleaning to professionals instead of trying to save money by using our own staff. Every night, the cleaning crew thoroughly disinfects all of the attractions to insure a safe and clean play space for the children. Our carpets get professionally steam cleaned on a regular basis. At Little Java’s, we do not cut corners when it comes to safety and cleanliness.
What are the appropriate ages for Little Java’s? We offer activities for children of all
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ages, from 1 – 12 years old. For kids 3 and under, we have a dedicated toddler area and a bounce house. For the older children, there is a rock climbing wall, ropes course and arcade. We also have a cannonball shooting range that is appropriate for all ages.
Do you offer Mommy and Me programs? The National Music Together franchise
(Let it be Music) offers a Mommy and Me program at our facility. Children that participate in the program are allowed to stay and play after class at no additional cost.
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as well as a complete menu for children and adults. The cafe has a delicious selection of wraps, paninis and salads for the adults. There are also kids’ meals, yummy deserts and drinks.
Do you offer anything special for groups? We offer groups of 10 or more a dis-
play 7 days a week. We are open Monday to Thursday, from 10am-7pm, Friday and Saturday, from 10am-8pm and Sunday, from noon-6pm. Little Java’s is located at 2750 Glades Circle, Suite 100, in Weston. For information, visit www.LittleJavas.com or call 954-888-6488.
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safety very seriously. Children and parents must wear a matching wrist band. Rock Climbing Children are only permitted to leave the facility with the caregiver that brought them. Our facility has been inspected numerous times by a team of safety inspectors to minimize the risk of injuries. Our staff is trained in safety procedures and emergency situations.
Do you offer food for adults and children? Yes. Little Java’s offers a full coffee bar,
What hours are you open? We offer open
Java’s, parents can spend time with their children and friends, have a wonderful lunch, sip on some coffee, and truly enjoy a full afternoon. The facility is safe and clean, and the customer service is terrific. Our prices are also very affordable.
Are the kids safe at Little Java’s? We take
Guests will be able to face seven challenges, including rickety bridges, suspended ropes and other balancing obstacles, while safely harnessed on an overhead track. They can also test their skills on the 18 foot climbing wall.
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Visually-Impaired Kids Enjoy Beeping Egg Hunt By Jill Sharpe
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he City of S unrise and the Lighthouse of B roward joined forces to create a special
day for visually-impaired kids on April 12th. During its “Egg-stravaganza” Egg Hunt for children, participants were actually able to listen for, rather than see, the eggs they were searching for. “They actually heard the eggs because each one emitted a loud beeping sound,” said Beth Zickar, the Leisure Services Director for the City of Sunrise. Nearly 75 people attended the event, which was geared toward children aged 12 and under, at the Sunrise Athletic Complex. The beeping eggs, each with their own on-off switch to control the beeping sound, were hidden throughout Mr. Bunny’s field. The children were escorted on to the large field by family members or friends. Once they found the beeping eggs, they could redeem them for other eggs filled with prizes and candy which prompted huge smiles. “They absolutely loved it,” said Zickar. Also on hand for the event, was the City’s Fire Department and Easter Bunny, both of whom provided a very tactile experience for the kids. “For many of them, it was more about the feel of the bunny rather than the appearance of the bunny, so it was a different perspective,” Zickar said. The city has been partnering with Lighthouse of Broward for several years to hold the Beeping Egg Hunt. Once organizers purchased the specialized beeping eggs, Zickar said they reached out to the Lighthouse of Broward to combine their efforts for an annual egg hunt. For more than 40 years, the nonprofit agency has been the primary resource for the visually impaired community, providing specialized rehabilitation and skills to enhance the independence, productivity and dignity of the blind or visually impaired. Zickar says the Beeping Egg Hunt ensures visually-impaired youngsters don’t miss out on a favorite annual tradition. “We just want to make sure we are providing services for all our residents and not excluding any one particular group of people. “It serves residents of Sunrise, and I’m sure it goes beyond the borders of our community too,” Zickar said. For more information about the programs and service offered by Lighthouse Broward, call 954-463-4217.
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JAFCO Raises $15,000 for Abused and Neglected Children at Spring Luncheon By Jill Sharpe
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unrise - based J ewish Adoption and Foster C are O ptions (JAFCO) raised $15,000 for abused and neglected children in the tricounty area at their annual spring luncheon in April. Julie Talenfeld, a longtime local supporter, was honored at the event as the organization’s 2014 Woman of Valor for her key role in JAFCO’s annual holiday celebration. Altogether, 135 people gathered for the luncheon to honor Talenfeld, the founder and president of Boardroom Communications, who has handled public relations for JAFCO since 2007. For the past six years Talenfeld’s family has sponsored JAFCO’s Annual Chanukah party bringing in traditional Chanukah fare and piles of snow so South Florida children can experience the fun of building a snowman. In 2009, Boardroom Communications was presented with JAFCO’S prestigious Jacob’s Ladder Award for Child Advocacy. “Julie is truly an amazing person who does so much for the organization and for our community,” said Sarah Franco, executive director of JAFCO. “Every year, Julie’s family helps the children by sponsoring our annual Chanukah party and giving them the feeling of joy that is so important all year, but especially during the holidays.” Julie and her husband Howard Talenfeld are also JAFCO Godparents. After the motzi and the candle of hope ceremony, which honors and memorializes five children who die at the hands of abuse every day, luncheon guests listened to an intriguing presentation by Miami Herald Columnist Cindy Krischer-Goodman who spoke about the importance of work/life balance in everyone’s lives. She even shared a few time-saving apps that she uses to help with the daily grind and offered helpful tips on staying balanced. Guests also enjoyed a shopping boutique. As JAFCO has been providing services to abused and neglected children since it was established in 1992, their mission was extended in 2009 to provide services and support for families who are raising a child with a developmental disability such as autism, spina bifida, cerebral palsy, intellectual disabilities, Prader-Willi syndrome and others. Many of the services are offered at the JAFCO Children’s Village in Sunrise, a beautiful 5.6-acre residential facility including a 24-hour emergency children’s shelter and six group homes that provide a safe and loving home for dozens of children from newborns up to 21 years of age. “Seeing smiles on these kid’s faces is truly a wonderful gift,” said Talenfeld. “I am very fortunate to be able to make a difference -- and what a difference being able to help has made to me and my family.”
For more information, visit jafco.org.
Friends enjoying the JAFCO spring luncheon. Caren Berg, Karen Kleiman, Debbie Schopp, Julie Talenfeld, Lori Schuster, Denise Siegel, Meredith Silver and Joan Karp
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Julie Talenfeld and the Boardroom Communications team. Sandra Reichman, Jennifer Clarin, Kelsey Dean, Julie Talenfeld, Howard Talenfeld, Ashely Fierman, Ilana Tescher and Caren Berg
School News
Piper High School Student is Crowned Broward’s Top Poet By Jill Sharpe
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iper H igh School J unior Zoharian Williams has been writing
poetry since he was four years old but it wasn’t until very recently that he received any recognition for his work. Williams, President of the Poetry Club at Piper High, recently entered the second annual district wide poetry slam, a program of the Jason Taylor Foundation, and won first place. In total, 13 poets, representing 13 different Broward County high schools, competed in the Omari Hardwick blueapple slam on April 25th at Nova Southeastern University’s Rose and Alfred Miniaci Performing Arts Center. Williams was announced the big winner after three rounds of competition. He received a trophy and a $500 check. Piper High School also received a check as a result of his victory. Williams wrote one of this competition poems about his mom, one abut dreams and one about his transformation from a rapper to a poet. “A lot of people related to what I was saying, though I don’t write to relate to people, but write to express my feelings,” he said. “In the process, the people loved it. It’s beautiful.”
Williams said he spent many hours outside of school preparing for the slam. “I was that crazy guy at bus stops doing poems and practicing with strangers around,” he said. “I would go to this bridge above our freeway and yell out poetry above the cars so that on stage there would be no distractions. People wouldn’t distract me if cars didn’t.” The blueapple Poetry Slam is an elimination style competition. The poets are judged by a diverse panel featuring prominent South Florida personalities including Dr. Desmond K. Blackburn, Chief School Performance and Accountability Officer for Broward County Public School; Datrina Campins, business woman and television personality; Vivian Gonzalez, WSVN Morning Meterologist; Dr. Christine Jackson, Nova Southeastern University Professor; and O.J. McDuffie, former Miami Dolphins wide receiver and two-time MVP. Also highlighting the evening was an exclusive appearance by rising R&B star George Tandy, Jr., who performed his hit single, “March” which currently rounds out the top three songs on the Billboard Adult R&B Chart behind Pahrrell Williams “Happy” and John Legends “All of Me”. In addition the night featured a performance by Weston based youth dance crew, Heroes of Hip Hop, and a live painting
exhibition by Urban Pop Artist, Surge. Established prior to the 2012-2013 school year by the Jason Taylor Foundation with actor and poet Omari Hardwick (Being Mary Jane, Verses & Flow, Middle of Nowhere, For Colored Girls) in partnership with the School Board of Broward County’s Department of Diversity, Cultural Outreach and Prevention, the blueapple Poetry Network was created to build a community of young people across the country who will develop and utilize critical literary skills and self expression, both written and through performance, as a vehicle for prevention, social activism and change, ultimately empowering youth, the schools they attend and the communities in which they live. Piper High School Assistant Principle Matt Dearen said he loves the program because it is so positive and provides such a great creative outlet for students. “It ties urban culture together with literacy in a way that connects kids,” Dearen said. “A program like this showcases how much talent there really is out there.” Williams, who plans to major in Literature at FAU after he graduates high school, said he has received a lot of support for his poetry writing from his family, his school and the community. Darius Daughtry, bluapple Poetry Director, has given him lots of encouragement. Piper High School principle Angel Gomez showed his pride for Williams by taking him to perform in front of all the high school prin-
cipals in Broward County. Williams received a standing ovation. “The person who is probably the proudest though is my mom,” Williams said. “She talks about my accomplishments to anyone who will listen to her.” Winning this competition has definitely given me a big confidence boost, said Williams.” “My new motto is dream big.”
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Legally Speaking
To Appeal or Not Appeal By Evan Baron
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ne of the most misunderstood aspects of
the law is the Appeal. Everyone has heard the term, but most people don’t really understand what the process entails. Although everyone technically has the right to appeal a lower court’s decision, only under limited circumstances will the filing of an appeal be valid. Appeals in Florida are filed with the District Courts of Appeal. There are 5 District Courts of Appeal, which cover the entire state. In Broward County appeals are filed in the 4th District Court of Appeal, which is physically located in Palm Beach County. Cases that are appealed in Miami Dade County would be appealed to the 3rd District Court of Appeal, which is located in Miami Dade County. There are certain deadlines which must be followed in order to file an appeal. An appeal must be filed within 30 days of the date that a final order is signed by the Court. I sometimes get individuals who call me to inquire about an appeal from an order signed six months before. Unfortunately I must inform that they missed the deadline and so the order in question has now become final.
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Except under limited circumstances, only final orders can be appealed. If a judge rules unfavorably in a matter during a hearing, that ruling cannot usually be appealed until a final order is signed. An appeal is not a re-trial of the case. An appeal does not require witnesses to come to court and give testimony all over again. It is not a “DO OVER.” In an appeal you are asking a three judge panel to review the lower courts decisions to determine if there were any errors of law. If a judge does not allow certain testimony or evidence to be introduced into a trial, that may be an error of law and can be appealed. If a judge listens to testimony and does not believe a witness, that is a matter of credibility and cannot be appealed. As you can see, the process is very technical in nature. Only issues which are preserved can be appealed. If in a divorce the couple voluntarily enters into a Marital Settlement Agreement, neither one can subsequently file an appeal, since an Agreement was reached. Such an agreement is binding upon the parties. If, however, the parties do not reach an Agreement, and a Judge issues a Final Judgment, either party may file an appeal and question the Court’s ruling. Statistics show that only a very small percentage of appeals are in fact granted. In most instances, if an appeal is granted; the case is sent back to the trial court for further proceedings; consistent with the Appellate Court’s ruling. There generally is no time limit for an Appellate Court to decide and waiting 12 months for a decision is not all that unusual. I strongly suggest that if you are considering an appeal, make sure you are within your 30 day window and hire an attorney. The law firm of Evan H. Baron and Associates is located at 1655 North Commerce Parkway, Suite 201, in Weston. For information or a free consultation, call 954-385-9160.
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Teenagers With Jobs Learn Important Life Lessons By Nancy Rappaport, President and CEO of PriorityONE Credit Union of Florida
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s we reflect upon the school year that is
quickly approaching its end…let’s raise our cup of coffee and salute those kids for all they have accomplished academically and socially. In a society of reality television, cell phones and relative luxury being quite the norm on many school campuses, many parents are concerned that their children may not understand the value of money. They see “stuff” as things they just “have” rather than work to have. As they get older, children are able to start working for their spending money, first as allowance and then as part-time jobs. Not sure the time is right for your teenager to get his first job? We have some reasons why now might be the perfect time!
Time Management
A job will force your teenager to plan study and social times around his work schedule. If, for example, the concert he wants to attend falls during work hours, it becomes a great learning opportunity in how to prioritize. It’s also a good reminder that, without the job, he won’t be able to afford the next set of concert tickets.
Work Ethic
Learning a good work ethic likely starts in the early days of kindergarten, but now is the time it will pay off financially. Teens with good work ethics get noticed by current and potential employers, and this could mean the difference between earning a raise or being stagnant in their salary and roles. Your teen will soon see that if he works hard and goes above and beyond expectations, he could see financial rewards.
Life Skills
Even the most mundane job is likely to be part of a team environment. Communication skills and teamwork are necessary life skills that will serve your
teen for years to come-both in the workforce and in their personal life. A first job is the perfect place to learn, practice, and hone those skills.
Budgeting
With his own hard-earned money in his pocket, your teen will learn the value of money and how to budget it so he has some on hand when he needs it. And he will quickly find out why mom and dad often turned him down in the past.
Choosing a Financial Institution
Spend a little time discussing both the similarities and the differences between banks and credit unions in a way that your child will understand. Explain the difference between being a member/owner and being a customer. Explain the services that are offered by both, how profit works, and that credit unions are notfor-profit. Growing up with a clear knowledge of the differences and the benefits of credit unions will help your child make informed decisions when choosing a financial institution as an adult. Early summer is the perfect time for your teens to start hitting the pavement to find their first job. Encouraging them to do so and providing some simple guidance will set them up for success in the future. For more information please contact us at 954335-5100; www.priorityonefl.org or visit one of our branches located in Sunrise, at 3000 North University Drive; in Fort Lauderdale, at 1900 West Oakland Park Boulevard; or Coral Springs at 1700 North University Drive; Suite 100.
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oot and ankle injuries are very common in
sports or in general activities of daily living. Many structures including bone, ligament, cartilage and joint lining may be injured. Injuries may occur from a single traumatic event or from overuse. Injuries may occur during the teenage years that may manifest themselves later on. These injuries may cause stiffness and pain in the foot or the ankle joints, especially after getting out of bed first thing in the morning to walk. This stiffness and pain will be present for a proportional period of time usually to the degree of joint injury. With weightbearing the joint usually loosens and the person is able to ambulate. This stiffness and pain will redevelop if the person sits for a period of time and tries to get up and walk. As the day goes on, the foot or ankle may ache, especially with excessive weightbearing. Swelling may be present over the area that is injured. Instability may develop if the ligaments have been injured causing the foot or ankle to constantly twist. When these injuries are unresponsive to conservative treatment which may include orthotics, medication or rehabilitation, arthroscopic surgery may be necessary to remove the damaged tissue in the foot and ankle. A miniature camera is placed into the injured joint allowing an image to be seen on a television screen. The joint is visualized and small instruments, including laser, are introduced into the joint to clean out and repair the Microfracture Talus damage. Fragments of bone and cartilage are often removed. Suctioning of debris and smoothing rough surfaces will often allow a joint to resume its normal gliding motion. Arthroscopy can be used to treat conditions such as: chronic joint pain and swelling; arthritis and bone spurs; loose bone and cartilage fragments; stiff, scarred joints; chronic instability; and ankle fractures that have not completely recovered. The advantages to arthroscopy include: faster recovery; less pain and swelling; avoids large incisions; low risk of infection; outpatient procedures; and quicker return to activities. Joints are designed to give our bodies freedom of movement. Wear and tear of a joint due to injury or due to aging may alter the lifestyle of an individual. When conservative treatments fail to alleviate the pain and deformity of a joint, arthroscopic surgery should be considered. The surgery is especially helpful for a fracture that has occurred to the ankle even after the ankle has been fixed surgically. The cartilage in the ankle joint may have been damaged during the injury causing chronic stiffness and pain that may be mild but never goes away completely. Patients often think that this is a very livable condition. However, once treated arthroscopically a full return to activity may be possible. Robert Sheinberg, DPM, is a Board Certified Foot and Ankle Surgeon, Fellow American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons, Diplomat American Board of Podiatric Surgery. He is a partner in Foot, Ankle and Leg Specialists of South Florida and specializes in treating infants, children, teens and adults. His partners are Dr. Al DeSimone, Dr. Fernando Moya, Dr. Alexander Bertot, Dr. Mark Fishman, Dr. Carlo Messina, Dr. David Shenassa, Dr. Nathan Vela and Dr. Michael Cohen. The South Florida Institute of Sports Medicine in Weston is located at 1600 Town Center Blvd., Suite C, (954) 389-5900 and in Pembroke Pines at 17842 NW 2nd Street, (954) 430-9901.
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Safety Is Top Priority in June BY MICHAEL RYAN, MAYOR OF SUNRISE
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here in South Florida. Not only is it the official start of summer – it’s also the beginning of our annual storm season. That means June is a great time to put safety first. For families, summer is synonymous with school vacation. Whether you’re traveling or relaxing at home, chances are your children will be drawn towards water. Unfortunately, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Florida has the highest unintentional drowning rate in the nation among children age 1–14. How can you do your part to keep children safe? The CDC offers these recommendations: ▸▸ Learn life-saving skills. Everyone should know the basics of swimming (floating, moving through the water) and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). ▸▸ Fence it off. Install a four–sided isolation fence, with self–closing and self– latching gates, around backyard swimming pools. This can help keep children away from the area when they aren’t supposed to be swimming. Pool fences should completely separate the house and play area from the pool. ▸▸ Make life jackets a “must.” Make sure kids wear life jackets in and around natural bodies of water, such as lakes or the ocean, even if they know how to swim. Life jackets can be used in and around pools for weaker swimmers too. ▸▸ Be on the look out. When kids are in or near water (including bathtubs), closely supervise them at all times. Adults watching kids in or near water should avoid distracting activities like playing cards, reading books, talking on the phone, and using alcohol. The City of Sunrise can help make your children confident swimmers. We offer free group lessons for residents age 3 and up at several of our community pools. Call our Aquatics office at (954) 747-4636 for details.
Your summer safety plan should also take into account This Month in Sunrise: hurricane season. Now is the time to assemble emergency ▸▸ Le Secret: Jessica Fichot & Band. supplies, including three- to Saturday, June 7, at 8:00 p.m. at the five-days’ worth of water and Sunrise Civic Center Theatre (10610 non-perishable food for each West Oakland Park Boulevard). person and pet in your household. Other necessary items ▸▸ Yoshiko Taiko Dojo Drummers. include medications, batteries Friday, June 27, at 7:30 p.m. at the and a portable radio. For addiSunrise Civic Center Theatre (10610 tional preparedness tips visit West Oakland Park Boulevard). www.sunrisefl.gov/hurricane. After you’ve tackled the ▸▸ Anime Film & Japanese Culture Fest. important issue of safety, it’s Saturday, June 28, from 12:00 p.m. to 6:30 time for summer fun! Be sure p.m. at the Sunrise Civic Center (10610 to mark your calendar for the West Oakland Park Boulevard).Monday, City’s free Fourth of July events. May 26, at 9:00 a.m. in the Sunrise We’ll start the holiday with a Civic Center Amphitheater (10610 West Parade & Family Fun Day that Oakland Park Boulevard). spans Sunset Strip and concludes at City Park. In the evening, head to the BB&T Center for an outdoor celebration that includes children’s activities, live music by the Spin Doctors and the Jacob Jeffries Band, and a fantastic fireworks display. Admission and parking are free. For more information about our great city, including the events and programs I’ve mentioned here, please visit us online at www.sunrisefl.gov and www.facebook.com/sunrisefl. Have a wonderful month!
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or more than 20 years, residents in the
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looking for and find something that fits their budget. We are unwavering in our commitment to provide them with high quality goods and services at affordable prices.
Co-owner Jason Lieberman answered some commonly asked questions about the store.
What types of flooring do you offer? We offer a full line
How long has Distinctive Carpet and Tile been open? We have been in the same Davie location since 1992.
Who are the owners and what is their role? My brother Paul and I own the store. Whenever clients walk into the store, they are always be greeted by one of us, not an employee who is simply putting in their hours.
How do most of your clients find out about your store? We have been in business for over
20 years and have developed a great reputation. Most of our business is referral-based from satisfied clients. Our clients like that we do not pressure them like other places that work on commission.
What sets Distinctive Carpet and Tile apart from similar stores? Our prices are very competitive and we have excellent service. Clients are always dealing with the boss.
What can clients expect? We get to know our clients. We find out the type of flooring they are
of carpet, tile, wood, and vinyl flooring for any job - residential, commercial or industrial. We sell all major name brands and install anything you can put on a floor. We buy factory direct.
What types of carpet do you sell? Clients can choose
from major manufacturers like Mohawk, Shaw, Beaulieu, and many more. Whether it is a Shag, Berber, plush or pattern, we can help clients find a style to suit any room. We also offer the Smart Strand Carpet from Mohawk, which delivers the newest in carpet technology, with a lifetime stain protection warranty. It protects against any stain for the life of the product.
What types of wood/laminate do you sell? We offer
the latest in laminate wood, which is known Co-owner Jason Leiberman shows some of the laminate and for its durability, ease engineered wood sold at Distinctive Carpet and Tile. of maintenance, and done properly and to the client’s satisfaction. great look. We carry a large selecThey have excellent craftsmanship. They are tion of laminates, including beveled, neat. They show up on time. hand scraped, and distressed looks from manufacturers like Quick Step, Describe your “Shop at Home” service. We Mohawk, Mannington. We also carry know that many of our clients are busy and do all major name brands, as well as not have time to make it to the Davie location, generic name laminates. In addition, which is why we offer a convenient “Shop at we offer engineered wood from names Home” service. A representative will visit prolike Mannington, Harris and Johnson. spective clients in their home, or business, at a time that works for them. The representative can What brands of vinyl do you sell? provide flooring samples, measure the project, We carry the newest in vinyl technoland provide a price, just like in the store. ogy, including looks that are virtually water and scratch resistant. We feature glueless vinyl products, such as Konecto and Endura. Marble and wood looks are also available.
How long does it usually take to get the job measured and installed? We measure most jobs
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Describe your installers. Our The newest in carpet technology: Smart Strand Carpet from Mohawk provides a lifetime guaranty against stains.
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Freaky Fast Sandwich Shop Opens in Sunrise Do you have specialty dishes that you are known for? Adil: They’re all special! They include the #1-17, Slim 1-6, JJBLT, and the JJ Gargantuan. My favorite is #17.
What can diners expect when they visit the restaurant? Adil: The freshest ingredients and
fastest service around. The French and whole wheat bread is baked in-house daily and every vegetable, cheese and all-natural meat is freshly sliced at the restaurant each and every day. The turkey is real turkey, the roast beef is real roast beef - no additives, no vegetable-based fillers, no fake stuff.
Describe the atmosphere. Adil: Rockin’ What is special about your staff? Adil: We have
awesome employees and a straight to the point culture. No gimmicks. No tricks. Just like our tasty sandwiches.
How long have you been open? Adil: Jimmy John Liautaud opened his first Gourmet Sandwich Shop in Charleston, Illinois in 1983. I opened the Sunrise location on December 17th, 2013. Do you offer catering/take-out/delivery? Adil:
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immy John’s has been serving up delicious, gourmet sandwiches at 12679 West Sunrise Boulevard for about six months now and they’re quickly gaining a reputation as a perfect option for those looking for a fast, great tasting lunch or dinner in Sunrise. Owner Adil Bennani answers some questions about what people can expect when they dine in or place a delivery order from Jimmy John’s.
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- Subs so fast, you’ll freak. Whether it’s a single sandwich or a party platter, Jimmy will have it to you pretty darn fast!
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What type of cuisine will diners find? Adil: 8
inch sub sandwiches on homemade French bread and giant club sandwiches served on thick sliced 7-grain bread with fresh veggies and the finest meats and cheeses. Freebies include onion, lettuce, tomato, Real Hellman’s mayo, sliced cucumbers, hot peppers, Dijon mustard, yellow mustard, oil & vinegar and oregano. Side offerings include soda pop, chocolate chip or oatmeal raisin cookies, real potato chips and jumbo dill pickles. Low carb lettuce wrap or the Unwich® is the same ingredients and price of the sub or club without the bread.
Yes, yes and yes. We rock all 3.
What about special occasions or parties? Adil:
For sure! We offer box lunches, party platters and party subs.
Are you open for breakfast/lunch/dinner? Adil: We are open for lunch and dinner.
Jimmy John’s is located at 12679 West Sunrise Boulevard. It is open from about 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. The restaurant offers dine-in, take-out, delivery and catering. To place an order call 954-615-1045. To see the menu, visit www.jimmyjohns.com. Visit Jimmy John’s at https:// www.facebook.com/jimmyjohns & https:////twitter.com/jimmyjohns
ok, so my subs really aren't gourmet and we're not french either. my subs just taste a little better, that's all! I wanted to call it jimmy john's tasty sandwiches, but my mom told me to stick with gourmet. Regardless of what she thinks, freaky fast is where it's at. I hope you love 'em as much as i do! peace!
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freebies (subs & clubs only) Onion, lettuce, tomato, mayo, sliced cucumber, hot peppers, Dijon mustard, yellow mustard, oil & vinegar, oregano, sprouts*.
GIANT club sandwiches My club sandwiches have twice the meat or cheese, try it on my fresh baked thick sliced 7-grain bread or my famous homemade French bread! Tell us when you order!
#7 SMOKED HAM CLUB 1/4 pound of real wood smoked ham, provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato & mayo!
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Choice roast beef, smoked ham, provolone cheese, Dijon mustard, lettuce, tomato & mayo.
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Genoa salami, Italian capicola, smoked ham, and provolone cheese all topped with lettuce, tomato, onion, mayo & our homemade Italian vinaigrette. (Order it with hot peppers)
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A full 1/4 pound of medium rare roast beef, provolone, lettuce, tomato & mayo.
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THE J.J. GARGANTUAN® The original gutbuhstuh! Genoa salami, sliced smoked ham, capicola, roast beef, turkey & provolone, jammed into one of our homemade French buns, then smothered with onions, mayo, lettuce, tomato & our homemade Italian vinaigrette.
Sprouts* optional Fresh baked turkey breast, provolone cheese, avocado spread, sliced cucumber, lettuce, tomato and mayo!
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#13 GOURMET VEGGIE CLUB® Double provolone, real avocado spread, sliced cucumber, lettuce, tomato & mayo. (Try it on my 7-grain whole wheat bread. This veggie sandwich is really yummy! Sprouts* optional)
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Roast beef, turkey breast, lettuce, tomato & mayo. An American classic!
#15 CLUB TUNA®
The same as our #3 Totally Tuna except this one has a lot more. Housemade tuna salad, provolone, sliced cucumber, lettuce & tomato. (Sprouts* optional)
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Sliced turkey breast, bacon, lettuce, tomato & mayo. (JJ's original turkey & bacon club)
#17 ULTIMATE PORKER™ Real wood smoked ham and bacon with lettuce, tomato & mayo! (This one rocks!)
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EARTH DAY FESTIVITIES
Taylor Fillmore, a 6th grader at Westpine Middle School and Laila Tracy, a 2nd grader at Sawgrass Elementary School pose with Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders at the 5th Annual Earth Day Open House hosted by Waste Management at Monarch Hill Renewable Energy Park. The event, which focused on renewable energy, recycling and sustainability, drew more than 1,000 students and their families from 11 local schools.
STUDENT RECOGNITION
Bair Middle School student Barbara DiFruscio, was recognized as a Duke Scholar at a special state ceremony held at Florida Atlantic University on May 6th. Here she is with her proud dad Bill DiFrusio following the ceremony.
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Left: American Cancer Society Representatives Margarita Orta, Jessica DeBlois, Tracey Paige, Monique Stephens and Alexandra Rousseau. Right: Relay for Life participants enjoying a Rick Case motorcycle. Rick Case was a 2014 Gold Relay for Life Sponsor.
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Bair Middle School students painted and planted trees at Firewall’s High School Center as part of Firewall’s First Annual Serve-A-Thon in May. The event was organized by Firewall to give the students a handson opportunity to learn the value of giving back while making a lasting difference in their neighborhoods.
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Sunrise Mayor Michael Ryan ran 12 miles before being caught by the catcher car in the inaugural Wings for Life Run, the world’s first and only simultaneously global endurance event. The event raised more than 4 million dollars to benefit spinal cord injury research.
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