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Major upgrades enhancing the 441 corridor

Over the past 25 years, businesses have been fighting an uphill battle to stay afloat

By Larry Blustein sfsuntimes@aol.com HOLLYWOOD – If you live, work or just travel around 441 in Hollywood, you already know what the past three decades have been along this heavily traveled corridor.

Thousands of motorists have used the stretch between Pembroke Road to the south, and Johnson Street to the north – and while there had been signs of turning this into something more than vacant businesses and promises of what the future would hold.

Ali Martinez is one of those residents who has endured what had turned into an eyesore – and while local politicians and city planners attempted to explain what the future would look like – the explanation fell on deaf ears – and for good reason.

“The property values dropped and the area had become a joke,” Martinez said. “I had written three letters back in the early 2000’s to see what would be happening with the old Fashion Center and many of those buildings that sat empty with boards covering the windows and graffiti splattered all over the facilities.”

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Allied Hearing Centers are on the cutting edge

Important Hollywood candidates debate HOLLYWOOD - As we all know by now, the races nationally and locally are heating up for the Nov. 8 election.

The Hollywood Beach Civic Association, Hollywood North Beach Association and The Hollywood Lakes Civic Association will host the first local debate - Hollywood District One Commissioner and City Mayor electoral debate on Thursday, Sept. 29.

The important debate will be held at the Hollywood Beach Cultural & Community Center, located at 1301 South Ocean Dr., Hollywood Beach at 7 PM. Parking will be free.

Be brief when formulating your question and please only one question per person. Questions can be submitted through Monday, Sept.26th by responding to this e-mail: frankderisi@hotmail.co m.

We encourage the community to attend and take part.

The Hollywood Fashion Center was built in 1972.

Burdines, Jordan Marsh, JCPenney, and Richard's were among the major department stores at the mall, but many stores left for the Pembroke Lakes Mall, and the Hollywood Fashion Center closed in 1993.

The fact that nobody could get any concrete answers on what was going to happen to this heavily traveled area, slowly a few years back, things started to leak out – and as many felt that the largest parcel of

Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off with Hollywood West Concert - Sept. 10 HOLLYWOOD - Next week marks the start of Hispanic Heritage Month. Each year from September 15th through October 15th, we take time to recognize contributions made by Hispanic and Latino Americans to the United States and celebrate their heritage and culture.

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In Hallandale Beach, it’s people like Jessica Stoveken who have taken the company to the next level When it comes to your hearing, why trust just anyone with something so important and so valuable to all of us?

At Allied Hearing Centers in Hallandale Beach, it’s people like Jessica Stoveken that make the difference.

Having worked in the hearing health care industry since 2005, Ms. Stoveken attended Hofstra University in Long Island, NY and graduated with a degree in business management. Her father is a Hearing Instrument Specialist with his own practice in New Jersey and she is now proud to say she is a second generation specialist.

Stoveken has always found the hearing industry very intriguing and enjoys seeing the smiles of her patients as they leave her office. She loves seeing what a difference they can make in each person’s life.

In any walk of life these days, many are frustrated with the lack of customer service and people actually taking the time to answer questions and guide you through a very important decision.

That’s what Stoveken can provide for the many patients she deals with.

Allied Hearing Centers (2100 E. Hallandale Beach Blvd. - Suite 101, Hallandale, Beach FL 33009) is located 15 minutes from anywhere in northern Miami-Dade and southeastern Broward Counties. Give them a call at (954) 889-3009 www.alliedhearinghallandale.com to find out more. SEE THEIR AVERTISEMENT TODAY ON Page 3A.

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O.B. Johnson Park and Hepburn Center ribbon cutting Sept. 17

Make plans next weekend, Sept. 17, to join our celebration as we open the new O.B. Johnson Park and Hepburn Center with a ribbon cutting ceremony at 10 a.m. at 1000 NW 8th Avenue. Fun, games, music

and more at the modern 42,000-square foot complex will highlight the family fun day in the new complex.

The ribbon cutting and grand opening are the first phase of the new multi-generational com-

plex which was funded through the Hallandale Beach Community Redevelopment Agency (HBCRA).

The first phase includes a new gymnasium and multipurpose center for O.B. Johnson Park, tennis

courts, basketball courts and a state-of-the-art covered playground. It also includes a multigenerational new Austin Hepburn Center with classrooms, seniors’

area, counseling areas and much, much more.

Tours will be offered as part of the grand opening celebration.

The second phase of the $14.8-million-dollar

complex will include removal of the old buildings and to complete the park area.

A major component of the new facility will be the ability for expanded services.

Hallandale Beach is one of the few cities that has a full-service Human Services Department to meet the needs of infants, toddlers, school-aged children, adults and seniors.

The Hepburn Center provides food for those in need with the monthly USDA Food Distribution, counseling for those in crisis, and job training job placement and through the specialized Hallandale Opportunity Project (HOP). The HOP is opened to City residents only.

The event is free and food will be served.

Halloween is right around the corner Railroad crossing to close great about their chil- bors for this FREE event this weekend; motorists are dren, having a time to re- that will last from 6 p.m.member.

The 9 p.m. Peter Bluesten encouraged to use alternate refreshments will be Park is located at 501 SE available for purchase, 1st Avenue. routes to get around the city courtesy of the Hallandale Beach Police Athletic League.

Make plans to join your friends and neigh-

For more information, call 954-457-1452 or visit www.CoHB.org/Parks.

While it is just the beginning of September and the heat and humidity are taking center stage, this is a reminder that we are not too far away from the end of October and Halloween.

The City of Hallandale Beach once again will make this a festive year and get everyone in the holiday spirit with the annual Halloween Festival at Peter Bluesten Park.

Youngsters of all ages will gather on Halloween night for games, music, refreshments, entertainment, plenty of delicious candy and a lot of fun.

Those who have attended in the past know what a great evening this is - with parents feeling

Hallandale High loses 1st game of 2016 One week after they had pulled the biggest upset of the year, beating 8A powerhouse Deerfield Beach, the Hallandale Chargers found themselves on the losing end of a score for the first time since losing to Orlando’s Bishop Moore in the state playoffs last year.

First year head coach Benedict Hyppolite’s team, lost in Fort Lauderdale to Dillard High, 23-16, despite leading through three quarters, but falling short in the end.

Originally scheduled for August 20, it was postponed at the City’s request to allow for a smooth school opening two weeks ago Drivers should seek alternate routes this weekend when the Florida Department of Transportation and Florida East Coast Railway plan to close Hallandale Beach Boulevard at the railroad crossing for

intersection repairs. The work had originally been scheduled for August 20.

However, it was postponed at the City’s request to allow for a smooth school opening.

Drivers seeking to cross from east to west

or west to east should use Pembroke Road, or either the NW/NE Third Street crossing or the SW/SE Third Street Crossing.

Remember, this is important information that will help save time.

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City budget continues to capture the spotlight

By Mayor Joy Cooper HALLANDALE BEACH - On Monday September 12th, we will be conducting the first public hearing on the 2016-2017 City commission budget.

Our budget process is predicated on a strategic plan that was developed with our residents for our residents.

After our community forums, staff has worked with our consultants to fine tune our plan into three majority priority areas; safety, quality and vibrant appeal. Operational, these priorities are translated into goals that each department follows when tasked with creating their budgets.

All of the actions taken throughout the year come back to our original mission statement; The City of Hallandale Beach is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in our community in a fiscally responsible manner by providing superior services that meet the needs of our community as well as plan for their future needs through continued communications. There is not one project or program that does not tie into the plan, when it is placed in our budget.

Safety is paramount in every community. Policing and fire safety is not simply about boots on the ground, it is about how the officers are equipped and trained. Over the past years, we have continued to expand our camera systems. I have requested that rather than a 5-year planning window, the citywide system is implemented within a two-year period. We have a system now, of over 180 plus cameras that record, but this system should be monitored.

If the proposed budget gets passed,

we will be placing cameras in strategic areas around our City to provide additional crime prevention tools to our officers. It is great to have cameras to solve crimes, but the ultimate goal should be to prevent crime. We are also adding license plate readers that will monitor vehicles to see if they are stolen. Our police body camera program also continues to be utilized.

The other investment that was added to the budget is a training simulator.

Originally, it was discussed to create a training center, so our officers would have direct access to a facility to practice. The closest one now is in Davie.

During the budget discussion, PD staff suggested that within the existing building that they could reconfigure a space suitable for the equipment.

All of these improvements are tied to our Police Community Relations and the use of force report. For the past two years, we have worked side by side with the community to improve how the department delivers services and most importantly, communicates with our residents. We have incorporated many programs to enhance policing, crime mapping and continued support of our Police Athletic Programs.

Safety also includes how we provide our resident life sustaining service.

Transportation and traffic are key elements that need to be improved to provide for faster response times. There will always be traffic, but we need to address the flow of our traffic and look to adding additional access roads and improved vehicle safety.

In this budget, we are focusing on these safety improvements. We are

currently conducting our mobility study which is an evaluating system. The overall recommendations are not complete, but we do know they will cost money and more than likely include addressing our mini bus system. We increased the City Manager's proposed budget to insure an additional route or adding a bus route to reduce the loop time, that means more cars off the road.

We have fully budgeted the 14th Avenue improvements that are in design.

Our readers may recall the original scope of the project was changed to address more improvements. The increased changes, increased the budget. The project is projected to go to bid and begin construction early spring.

Years ago, the Golden Isles safe neighborhood district paid to have up lighting installed to increase both vehicle and pedestrian safety within. SND improvements are only paid for by the owners of the property in the district.

Some residents were upset that the City did not do the whole street, but were unaware that is was not a City project. In this budget, the City will be completing this up lighting, the entire way to the boulevard.

Streets cannot be traversed if they are flooded. In this budget year, we have added an additional $200,000 of our local share of the FEMA grant of 7.3 million dollars to design the SW pumping system. Our pumping and water main systems are critical to safety and the quality of life. The only way to move water in Florida is by pumping it. High service pumps and lines cost money.

Over one million in water main improvements were budgeted this year to en-

sure that we have quality safe drinking water. We are also budgeting for a new department of public works master plan to improve efficiencies.

Infrastructure is not glamorous, but it is expensive. Elected officials often push reduced taxes or complain about costs without explaining what the taxes and fees pay for. That is why I enjoy writing this column, informing our residents on City operations and issues. To not vote for a budget that is addressing these vital needs is a disservice to our residents and not putting safety first.

Our budget this year, will be including using our reserves for some of the big ticket items rather than increasing the millage rate. Even with these expenditures, our reserves will be over 20% of our operating budget.

Residents may hear that we have a large budget and we do, however, the major increases are due to the fact we are currently budgeting for over $15 million in park improvements though our GP Bonds. These expenditures, along with our other large scale projects, will naturally increase our bottom line.

As always feel free to reach out to me with your questions concern and ideas to make our city a better place at office number 954-4571318, cell/text 954-632-5700 or visit my website at www.mayorjoycooper.com. I am also available to visit with you and your neighbors anytime and welcome the opportunity to come out to your condominium or association.

Historic Hammerstein House open for tours, Oct. 1 HOLLYWOOD - The historic Hammerstein House, which is on the U.S. National Register of historic places, is open for tours on the first Sunday of each month, beginning Oct. 1, 2016 through May 1, 2017.

Guided Tours conducted by Hollywood Historical

Society docents. The event is Free and is something that you can learn a lot about a great era here in south Florida.

CONTACT INFORMATION: The HHS at 954 923 5590 or visit hollywoodhistoricalsociety.org.

For more information. Check their facebook page “HOLLYWOOD HISTORICAL SOCIETY” for continuous fun and historic information. The facility is located at 1520 Polk Street, Hollywood, FL 33020 or contact us at hollywoodflhistory@att.net.

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441

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land at Hollywood Blvd. and 441 – was the main piece of real estate that needed to bring in something that would turn the fortunes of this once thriving area around.

From the days of the thriving Fashion Center to the Millenium Mall – which was a fail from the beginning – residents were getting antsy, waiting for a decision.

“We had heard everything from Memorial Hospital moving its medical facilities there – to a Walmart Supercenter,” West Hollywood resident Keith Simons pointed out. “It got to a point where nobody really knew what the entire area would become.”

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Finally, some Light At The End of The Tunnel Over the past three years, things have started to take shape. Those promises about revamping the 441 Corridor started to become a reality. The deal to build a Walmart Supercenter and make road improvements were approved.

As traffic patterns began to change and the road construction started to bring long lines and frustrated motorists, there was finally something to be happy about. That stretch of road that often defined the west part of this community was being

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developed with promises that it would help the economy and bring something positive to this area.

“You know, I wasn’t even angry when they made one turn lane or had long delays at the lights,” Simons said. “With everything that was being planned, the many eyesores that had been part of my community were dwindling one by one.”

Indeed, those vacant buildings in the two mile stretch were flattened and Walmart began to take shape. Things were indeed changing.

Today, as the construc-

tion still moves along – with roads being torn up for better drainage – Walmart has become that destination. Other restaurants, shops and gas stations have been added along with the national chain Burlington Coat Factory.

Walmart features about 183,000 square feet and is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It is estimated that two-thirds of the more than 500 people who work at the new Walmart are from Hollywood.

Once completed, US441/State Road 7 will feature six traffic lanes,

landscaped safety medians, dry retention areas for storm-water runoff, new lighting and sidewalks, bicycle lanes, and bus bays. The City of Hollywood Department of Public Works is working with FDOT to develop the planned dry retention areas into linear parks that will make US441/State Road 7 much more visually appealing and safer for pedestrians, residents, businesses, and motorists.

For the first time since the 1980’s, the 441 Corridor is starting to show

true signs of life – and not some political rhetoric that is filled with promises that will cloud this important time for this city and community.

“I have had a business here for 15 years and pretty much got tired of the promises told to us about this area,” Miguel Lopez of Miramar said.

“Now, with so many things happening, it is my belief that we will become that destination we had hoped to be – and in this crazy economy – that is the news we needed to hear.”

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special edition of the Hollywood West Concert Series celebrating Hispanic culture. There will be an assortment of craft and food vendors as well as a musical performance from Latin-Jazz-Fusion band Eddy Balzola & Oriente.

Bring a lawn chair, blanket, pack a picnic basket and enjoy the music under the beautiful oak tree canopy.

Bring along your appetite as food and beverages will be available for purchase. There will be fun for the whole family!

The celebration begins at 6:00 p.m. and takes place at the Boulevard Heights Community Center, 6770

Saturday, September 10th 2nd Saturday of Every Month Charnow Park 7am – 11am To register to volunteer visit www.hollywoodfl.org and search “Keep Hollywood Beautiful.”

For more information call 954.967.4526.

Garfield Street in Hollywood. Admission is free and there is plenty of free parking.

Memorial Regional Hospital's Rebel's Drop-In Center Exhibition Easel on Fire returns to the Art and Culture Center/Hollywood Hollywood – Memorial Hospital's Regional Rebel's Drop-In Center Exhibition Easel on Fire is returning with new works to the Art and Culture Center/Hollywood. The exhibition will run from September 9 through October 2, with an opening reception taking place on Friday, September 9 from 6 - 8 pm. Easel on Fire will be shown in the Center’s Student Gallery and will run concurrently with the main gallery exhibition [SAUDADE] by the artists collaborative 3PQ. The artwork displayed was created by participants in Memorial Regional Hospital's Rebel's Drop-In Center, a facility which is open 365 days a year to provide social support, advocacy, and peer counseling for individuals recovering from mental health or substance abuse issues.

Also included in this show is artwork from Community Services participants and 9muses Art Center.

Founded in 2001, Rebel’s is a partnership of Memorial Healthcare System, the Department of Children and Families, the Health and Human Services Department of Broward County and Broward Behavioral Health Coalition. Rebel’s promotes recovery through the use of creative arts and peer support. Workshops include Wellness Recovery Action Planning, support groups and advocacy groups. Classes offered include arts and crafts, painting and yoga- all tools for mental health

and recovery. Rebel’s is located at Memorial Outpatient Center for Behavioral Health.

We are excited to welcome back Rebel’s Dropin Center,” said Susan Rakes, Assistant Director, Art and Culture Center/Hollywood. “They are a wonderful organization and we are proud to support the amazing work they do to help the community through the special activities they provide, especially through the arts.”

A special Artist Roundtable, where the audience can hear from the artists participating in Easel on Fire, members from Memorial Hospital's Rebel's Drop-In Center, Community Youth Services and

9muses Art Center, will take place on Saturday, September 17 from 1 2:30 pm.

The Art and Culture Center opens its Student Exhibition space to teachers from both public and private schools, universities, and non-profit educational organizations to allow them to display their students’ art work in a professional setting. Call 954-921-3274, ext. 223 for information on the Student Gallery.

Gallery admission is $7 for adults; $4 for students, seniors, and children ages 4 to 17; and free to Center members and children 3 and under.

Opening Receptions are $10 for non-members and free for Center mem-

bers. The Art and Culture Center/Hollywood is located at 1650 Harrison Street in Hollywood.

The Art and Culture Center of Hollywood is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization supported in part by its members, admissions, private entities, the City of Hollywood, the Broward County Board of County Commissioners as recommended by the Broward Cultural Council; and the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Council on Arts and Culture. We welcome donations from all members of the community who wish to support our work. For more information visit www.artandculturecenter.org.

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Salmon is gaining in popularity with everyone It is truly a versatile fish that can be prepared so many ways When it comes to salmon, especially during the summer months, there are so many things you can do to enhance your meals.

From sushi to some of the tastiest dishes you’ve ever sampled, salmon has become one of the most versatile delights from the waters across the world.

As we are now in the first week of September, and everyone is back at school, there will be some meal challenges. Salmon makes that perfect lunch, dinner or late night snack.

Check out these delicious meals to try in your own kitchen: Smoked Salmon and Avocado Tartine • 1 slice naan bread • Chilean olive oil • ½ avocado, pitted • and sliced • 2-3 ounces • smoked salmon • 1 tablespoon capers • or more to taste • 1 tablespoon fresh • dill, chopped • salt to taste Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Brush the naan with approximately

• 1 tbsp cornstarch • with 2 tbsp water • ¼ cup soy sauce • 2 tbsp agave nectar • ¼ tsp garlic powder • 3 tbsp light • brown sugar • ½ tsp ground ginger • ¼ tsp crushed • red pepper flakes • salt and pepper, • to taste • 2 salmon filets

1 teaspoon of olive oil.

Toast in the oven for 1015 minutes, or until lightly browned and crisp. Layer the avocado slices evenly across the bread. Add a light sprinkling of salt on top. Layer the smoked salmon on top of the avocado. Brush lightly with more olive oil. Top with the capers and dill.

Crispy Salmon Bites • 1 6 oz. can wild • salmon, drained • 1 tablespoon • dijon mustard • 2 tablespoons • mayonnaise • 1 clove garlic, • minced • 2 tablespoons red

• onion, minced • 1/2 small green • pepper, diced • 1/4 teaspoon dill • 1/8 teaspoon • cayenne pepper • salt & pepper • 2 tablespoons • almond flour • 1/2 cup panko • breadcrumbs • extra virgin olive • oil for pan frying Combine all ingredients (except olive oil) in a medium bowl and mash together.

Form into small patties, place on a plate and refrigerate for 15 minutes.

Pour panko breadcrumbs onto a small plate

and coat patties on allsides.

Heat a pan to mediumhigh and drizzle enough olive oil to almost coat the pan.

Place patties in pan (I did 2 batches to not crowd the pan) and panfry for about 2 minutes per side until golden.

Transfer to a paper towel to drain excess oil and repeat with remaining patties adding olive oil as needed.

Serve immediately.

They go great on top of a salad with a yogurt & dill dipping sauce/dressing.

Grilled Teriyaki Salmon With A Sriracha Sauce

For the Sriracha Sauce: • 3 tbsp Sriracha • ½ cup light • mayonnaise • 2 tbsp sweetened • condensed milk In a medium bowl, dissolve the cornstarch in the water.

Once dissolved, add the soy sauce, light brown sugar, ginger, garlic powder, agave nectar, crushed red pepper, salt, and pepper to the cornstarch mixture. Add the salmon filets and marinate for at least two preferably hours, overnight in the refrigerator.

After marinating, preheat the grill. Add the salmon to the grill skinside-down. Grill for 6-8

minutes per side, until the salmon is flaky. Drizzle with the Sriracha sauce.

For the Sriracha Sauce: In a small bowl, combine the Sriracha, mayonnaise, and condensed milk. For a spicier sauce, add additional sriracha.

For a sweeter sauce, add additional condensed milk.

Garlicky Broiled Salmon and Tomatoes • 4 6-ounce pieces • skinless salmon fillet • 4 medium • tomatoes, halved • 2 tablespoons • olive oil • Kosher salt and • black pepper • 1/2 teaspoon • paprika • 8 sprigs fresh thyme • 4 cloves garlic, sliced Heat broiler. Place salmon and tomatoes, cut-side up, in a broilerproof roasting pan or on a rimmed baking sheet.

Drizzle with oil and season with ¾ teaspoon salt and ¼ teaspoon pepper. Sprinkle salmon with paprika. Scatter thyme and garlic over the top.

Broil until salmon is opaque throughout.

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Why you need vitamin E - and how to get your daily dose Vitamin E, like vitamin C, is an antioxidant and therefore helps improve immunity levels (BPT) - You get your fill of vitamins C and D by eating oranges and soaking in a little sun each day, which is good for your body and mind. Small habits like these can have a big impact on your overall health and help you feel your best each day.

However, vitamins C and D aren't the only vitamins your body needs to thrive.

Take vitamin E, for example. This overlooked vitamin is essential to our well-being and yet, many people don't know anything about it. Let's take a moment to learn about the super vitamin, and what you can do to get your daily intake.

What are the benefits of vitamin E? Vitamin E, like vitamin C, is an antioxidant and therefore helps improve immunity levels. Here are the possible benefits of vitamin E, and how it can specifically enhance your health.

• Fights summer colds: Winter isn't the only time you can catch a cold. In the summer, vitamin E can boost your immunity to prevent sickness during the warmer months.

• Extends cell life: What's the secret to aging well?

While there are many factors that can influence aging, vitamin E can extend cell life to keep skin

in great shape for years.

• Repairs damaged cells: With vitamin E oil, you can also repair damaged cells. Specifically, vitamin E can be used to treat sunburns and scars.

• May reduce risk of heart disease and cancer: There's still much to be discovered about vitamin E. Currently, doctors and scientists are testing whether vitamin E can reduce the risk of serious health conditions, like heart disease and cancer.

• Reduces risk of cataracts and other eye issues: Maintain eye health and prevent serious eye diseases by getting your daily intake of vitamin E. • May slow down cognitive decline: Studies have found that a higher intake of vitamin E in older individuals can reduce cognitive decline and can even slow down the progression of diseases like Alzheimer's.

How can I get more vitamin E in my diet?

US RecomThe mended Dietary Allowance (RDA) for vitamin E in individuals 14 years and older is 15 mg. Instead of taking supplements to get the recommended daily dosage, however, save your money and add vitamin-rich foods to your

diet. "The simplest way to increase your vitamin E intake is to follow a healthy diet that focuses on eating vitamin E-rich vegetables, fruits, healthy fats and lean forms of protein," says Lyssie Lakatos, a registered dietitian. Lakatos lists these five foods as examples of what you can include in your vitamin E-rich meal plan.

• Pistachios: A proteinpacked snack, pistachios are also a rich source of vitamin E you can take on-the-go.

• Spinach: When preparing salads, toss some spinach into the mix. This dark, leafy green is also high in calcium.

• Eggs: Eggland's Best eggs contain 10 times more vitamin E than ordinary eggs, which is equal to 25 percent of the recommended daily intake for vitamin E. They are also packed with omega3s, vitamins like B12 and D, and contain 25 percent less saturated fat than other eggs.

• Avocados: Add an avocado to your salad or make guacamole to get the benefits of this healthy, vitamin E-rich fruit.

• Olives: Whether you like to eat olives as a snack or use olive oil when cooking, you can expect to increase your

vitamin E intake by including olives in your diet.

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• There will be an Antique & Flea Market Fundraiser on Saturday, September 17 at Little Flower Church located at 1805 Pierce Street in Hollywood from 8am-2pm. Get a bang for your buck at this bargain shopper's event including a variety of items, unique collectibles and antiques, jewelry, coins, glassware, new and used items, plants, clothing, silverware, and much, much more. Bring in your jewelry, gold, broken gold, silver, coins and antiques for cash. Buyer on premises. Admission is free. For more information, please call 305-951-7349 or email jeweldaisy@aol.com. Vendor space is still available.

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• Bountiful book bash! The Friends of the Hallandale Beach Library will sponsor a book fair on Saturday, September 17th from 11:00 to 3:30. The library is located at 300 Federal Hwy, Hallandale Beach, 33009. an amazing assortment of donated books will be available for small contributions.

• There will be an Antique & Flea Market Fundraiser on Saturday, September 10th at The First United Church of Christ located at 200 North 46 Avenue in Hollywood from 8am-3pm. Get a bang for your buck at this bargain shopper's event including a variety

of items, unique collectibles and antiques, jewelry, coins, glassware, new and used items, plants, clothing, silverware, and much, much more. Bring in your jewelry, gold, broken gold, silver, coins and antiques for cash. Buyer on premises. Admission is free. For more information, please call 305-951-7349 or email jeweldaisy@aol.com. Vendor space is still available.

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• Music lovers if you love to sing, join the weekly rehearsal of the Choruspondents of Hollywood, Inc. every Thurs. from 9:45 a.m. to 12:00 noon at McNicol's Community Center, 1411 S. 28th Ave., Hollywood. We perform recitals at schools, condos and special events. We feature Broadway and other favorite works. For more info, contact Director Elaine at (305) 947-5108.

• Kiwanis Club of Hallandale Beach meets the second and fourth Thursday at Noon at Brio Tuscan Grille in Gulfstream Village. 600 Silks Run. Join in our efforts to support our local youth. For more information please call 954-907-2392.

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Is Your Eye Makeup Making You Sick?

(NewsUSA) - Sponsored News - For many women, eye makeup is an essential part of being properly dressed, as important as a stylish outfit or nice shoes.

But while mascara and eyeliner can create different looks, from subtle to striking, they can also make you sick.

The problem: Eye makeup can be a breeding ground for bacteria. We all have a few microbes, like Staphylococcus and Streptococcus, living around our eyes. When eyeliner or mascara is applied, some of

Virtual Colonoscopy gets top marks as cancer screening exam

those bugs stick to the applicator and are carried back to the makeup container.

Eye products are supposed to contain preservatives to keep bacteria from growing. But some products don't have enough. And over time, the preservative's effectiveness declines. As a result, the bacteria on an eyeliner pencil or mascara applicator grow and multiply. Each time you apply makeup, you get bigger and bigger doses of bacteria -- enough to cause serious infections.

"Every year, many women end up with eye infections from cosmetics," warns the University of Rochester Medical Center. "In rare cases, women have been temporarily or permanently blinded by an eye cosmetic, according to the FDA." You can, however, prevent these problems and others with these simple tips: • Don't share makeup to avoid spreading bacteria.

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Dr. Adler Using Laser In Battle Against Toe Fungus

By Marylynne Newmark, RN Health and Medical Writer

(NewsUSA) - If you're turning 50, you're probably aware that it's time to take your doctor seriously and schedule your annual colon cancer test.

You also probably know that it can be an unpleasant and uncomfortable experience.

What you may not know is that it doesn't have to be.

With a nod to technology, CT colonography, commonly known as a "virtual colonoscopy," is a less invasive screening procedure than its traditional counterpart, one that can detect polyps the size of small blueberries, as well as cancer and other diseases.

While the federal government has now mandated that all private insurance companies cover virtual colonoscopies (with no co-pay to the patient), Medicare is still dragging its feet by denying coverage to its senior citizens.

Patient advocacy and medical groups are working to gain Medicare coverage for virtual colonoscopy.

"A third of those who should be screened for colorectal cancer (CRC) can't have or won't get a colonoscopy," says Eric Hargis, Chief Executive Officer, Colon Cancer Alliance. "CT colonography increases screening rates where it is offered.

Medicare coverage would provide seniors with insured access to an exam that may appeal to them. This would jumpstart screening, catch more cancers early, and save more lives," adds Hargis.

This refusal by

Medicare to recognize CT colonography as a viable means of detecting colon cancer comes on the heels of a recent "A" grade by the United States Preventative Services Task Force and endorsement by the American Cancer Society.

"Colorectal cancer is almost always treatable if found early by screening, and the cost to screen and prevent the disease is exponentially less than to treat cancers not found until an advanced stage," says Judy Yee, MD, Chair of the American College of Radiology Colon Cancer Committee.

Underscoring the need to offer this type of screening -- especially to the elderly population -is a recent study in Abdominal Imaging that shows that screening Medicare patients with CT colongraphy would cost 29 percent less than with traditional colonoscopy and save up to $1.7 billion per screening cycle, which may be especially useful in detecting CRC in minorities, where screening rates are historically lower.

"We need to innovate to increase colorectal cancer screening rates," says Dr. Yee. "Medicare virtual colonoscopy coverage provides an option that more seniors may choose. Early detection through increased screening saves lives, enables less extensive treatment and preserves quality of life."

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According to the American Podiatric Medical Association, approximately 40% of patients visiting a podiatrist have complaints or signs of toe fungus. It may begin with tenderness or pain in the toe, developing into an unsightly thick, darkened nail, and it can spread from toe to toe. In fact, the fungus can get so out of control that it can infect the foot and ankle.

Topical treatment such as Lamisil cream usually is the first course of therapy for a mild or moderate case. However, long-term use or oral antifungal medication is not recommended due to the toxic side effects Lamisil can have on the liver. This is a special risk if a patient is taking other medications, including excessive use of Tylenol that can manifest the same hepatic damage.

Over the past few years, Dr. Charlton Adler has been following closely the application and reported results of laser therapy on fungus toenails and other podiatric and wound situations. He is pleased to announce that he now is able to add this service as a therapeutic option in his office in North Miami Beach.

“The introduction of laser in treating toe fungus has had a major impact on attacking this uncomfortable and unsightly problem,” says Dr. Adler. He further explains that Onychomycosis, the medical term for fungal infection of the nail, is often ignored because it can be present for years without causing pain. “When the fungus imbeds itself under the nail,” he adds, “ the nail surface can become darker in color and the area can develop an odor.

The fungus lives on debris under the nail, and white marks can appear on the nail plate.”

Approved for the treatment of nail fungus five years ago by the Food and Drug Administration, the special appeal of lasers is that it selectively heats and destroys harmful fungi while sparing healthy surrounding skin. Because of the intensity of the heat generated by laser rays, Enrique Mechulon a specially trained and certified laser technician working with Dr. Adler, says that both he and the patient wear laser protective glasses and take several rest periods during the 40-minute process.

“I have already witnessed many success stories where patients have spent years and thousands of dollars to get rid of their nail fungus,” says Mechulon. “Depending on the patient’s general health and nail problem, it can take anywhere from one to nine treatments, but the results are there with minimum risk to the body,” he adds.

“I have wanted to offer this therapy for quite a while,” says Dr. Adler. “However, I am cautious in my approach, and I needed more proof on studies and reports.” Dr Adler adds that research shows that 80% of all toe fungus has been healed using laser therapy. “This is in contrast to topical ointments that only work 50% of the time,” says Adler, “and with topical treatment, the infection usually returns.”

Dr. Charlton Adler is certified by three prestigious Boards: the American Board of Podiatric Surgery, the American Board of Podiatric Orthopedics and Primary Podiatric Medicine, and he is a Certified Wound Care Specialist. His main office is located at 1380 NE Miami Gardens Drive, Suite 235 North Miami Beach, FL 33179. Staff is bilingual Spanish. For additional information, feel free to view his website at www.miamifootankle.com, or call for an appointment at 305-935-3999

• Keep updated on the latest eyelid-eyelash hygiene clinical safety reports.

Christine Sindt, OD, Clinical Associate Professor of Ophthalmology at the University of Iowa, recommends wiping the eyes daily with a new antibacterial eyelid cleanser, such as Avenova from NovaBay Pharmaceuticals. "One recent study showed that Avenova dramatically reduces the amount of Staphylococcus and other bacteria around the eye -- by more than 99 percent," says Sindt. "Avenova contains a solution of pure hypochlorous acid, a substance used by the body as a natural defense against pathogens, but is completely harmless to skin."

"I encourage women to talk to their doctors about daily eye hygiene using safe and effective products, such as Avenova, which can be the best defense against infections and other common eye problems, like dry eye and Blepharitis," adds Columbus, Ohio, ophthalmologist Alice T. Epitropoulos, MD. "Take these steps, and women can have both beauty and healthy eyes."

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Lessons Learned In Hiring A Private Aide By the daughter of an Aventura mom

Finally, I found the perfect person to look after mom, who could no longer live alone safely. Marie, the aide, was referred by another aide in mom’s building, who seemed to take great care of a very demanding neighbor who was showing signs of confusion like my mother. During the interview process, Marie demonstrated patience, attentiveness to mom’s needs, and had glowing references. I even called two of them, who were out of state, but who affirmed how good Marie was to them or their family member. What a relief! After three weeks in Florida, I finally was able to return to my family in Ohio and feel that mom was in good hands.

At first, all was fabulous. Mom said Marie helped her with showering, picking out her clothes, made small meals, and they went to dinner a lot. Mom also said Marie helped her clean out her drawers and closets, and helped her organize her things.

Then, mom began to complain that Marie moves things around, and mom cannot find them. She told Marie to keep things in one place, and that Marie raising her voice to her. I spoke to Marie, who said mom moves things around herself, and then cannot find them. I suggested that since mom can get confused, it might be best to organize things the way it would be easier for her. The next day, mom called and said her diamond ring and earrings were missing, and the $400 spare money that she has kept in the corner of her bedside table for years was also missing. I asked to speak to Marie. Mom informed me that Marie went down to the store and had not yet returned.

When I called back later, mom said Marie still had not returned and she did not know what she should do for dinner. I called Security in mom’s building. They had not seen the aide since she left in the morning. I asked them to check on mom. Feeling upset myself, I called another neighbor, asking if she could either include my mother in her dinner plans or help mom order delivery from a local restaurant, and then see to it that she had something for breakfast in the morning.

I called the Aventura police to report a possible theft, and booked an early morning flight back to Florida.

What an ordeal followed. However, at least mom was not physically harmed!

Although I had resisted going through an agency due to a slightly higher cost, I began a rapid search of getting competent help as soon as possible, calling mom’s doctors and going online. The name Always Classic Care came up several times. When I called, the staff was most professional asking about mom’s status and needs. The owner, Terry Adler, joined the conversation with more specific questions about mom’s personality and capability status, as well as my concerns and services I felt mom would need. Terry advised me that she and her staff would confer immediately to select the most suitable aide, and that she would personally supervise the case. To my surprise, once paperwork was completed with staff, Terry called me back to report she had someone very special for mom who could start later that evening or first thing in the morning. I was amazed. Well, mom hit it off with the new aide immediately, and she has now been with mom for the over a year. It definitely was a great match.

Although I had avoided going through an agency because of the slightly higher cost, it took a bad experience for me to realize the many advantages of using a home health agency or nurse registry.

Aside from dealing with professionals, home health agencies are regulated by the State of Florida. All of their healthcare workers must submit to a rigorous screening process that includes FBI fingerprinting for any history of wrong doing. A registered agency such as Always Classic Care requires a personal interview conducted by a professional staff who also scrutinize documentation of training, references and work history, and applicants are required to complete preemployment testing as to knowledge of various levels of care. Also, if there is any problem , question, personality or communication issue once the aide is assigned, the agency will get involved and make immediate changes. And, as in the case of the missing Marie, Terry told me they would have become integrally involved in the investigation. I found that the agency may cost a few dollars more per hour than a private hiring, but now, the cost seems minimal when compared to the open communication and peace of mind that it can bring.

As we all know, our folks are very precious and we need to put them in the best hands possible. I highly recommend the team at Always Classic Care. They have been extremely accomodating and allow terrific flexibility in schedule as per mom’s changing needs.

They were even able to make arrangements for the aide mom loved to return to her after the three months we had mom in Ohio this past summer .

Always Classic Care has offices in three counties and is prepared to meet all your care needs. Feel free to check them out at www.AlwaysClassicCare.com, or call for more detailed information at 305-403-2622.

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Is Your Home As Childproofed As You Think?

(NewsUSA) - Sponsored News - It happens more often than we like to think.

Nearly seven times a day, some young child is rushed to the emergency room after being burned - or worse -- from having stuck something as innocuous as a paperclip

into an electrical outlet, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.

Ah, but being the diligent parent you are, you're sure those plastic outlet caps you installed for childproofing purposes will keep your own kids safe, right?

Not so fast.

A study conducted by Temple University found that it took less than 10 seconds for 100 percent of children ages 2 to 4 to remove them from sockets. And that should scare you for an additional reason.

"It poses a choking

hazard for small children," says Brett Brenner, president of the nonprofit Electrical Safety Foundation International (Esfi.org), which promotes electrical safety in homes and workplaces.

"And because plastic caps do need to be removed for the outlet to be functional, there's the inherent safety threat of forgetting to recover the outlet when it's no longer in use."

Brenner, as it turns out, also has a problem with the less-popular sliding receptacle covers.

"They're no match for the impressionable minds of children, who can learn to defeat the devices by watching their parents plug objects into them."

So what does he recommend? The same technology -- called tamper-resistant recepta-

cles -- was deemed so effective that it's actually been required in hospital pediatric care facilities for more than 20 years. But it remained something of a trade secret until its use was finally mandated in all new home construction under the National Electrical Code in 2008.

To look at them, TRRs appear to be ordinary outlets -- a blessing for those who consider plastic caps a bit of an eyesore -- but they're specifically designed with spring-loaded receptacle cover plates that close off all openings or slots.

Only by simultaneously applying pressure to both sides do the cover plates open to allow standard plugs to make contact with the receptacle contact points.

"Without that simultaneous pressure," Bren-

ner explains, "the cover plates remain closed, preventing the insertion of foreign objects and thus protecting children from painful, traumatic electrical injuries."

The best part may be that the added safety will only run you 50 cents more than a standard electrical outlet, though TRRs should only be installed by a licensed electrician.

But getting back to that opening U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission statistic -know that of those nearly seven children a day: • 89 percent are under 6 years old.

• 50 percent are 2 to 3 years old -- the highest risk group.

• Boys are most at risk, regardless of age.

Definitely not something we like to think about.

Blessing of All Creatures Great and Small coming on Oct. 9!

Fort Lauderdale – The Humane Society of Broward County invites pet parents to bring their special furry friends for a Blessing of the Animals, in recognition of the Feast of St. Francis,

the patron saint of animals. The Blessing will take place on Sunday, October 9th from 3:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. outside in the east yard at the Humane Society of Broward County located

at 2070 Griffin Road, just west of I-95. The Franciscan Friars of The Parish of Sts. Francis & Clare will perform the Blessing. Pets of all kinds are welcome, but PLEASE be sure to

have your pet in a secure carrier or on a leash. For more information, please call 954266-6848 or 954-731-8173 (no need to RSVP).

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RENTALS Hollywood: Large 1/1 all tiled, nice balcony, indoor garage, all ages, 1 block W. of US-1, Lobby & elevator Bldg. No pool. $900 month.

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APARTMENT TO RENT AGREAT LOCATION! HOLLYWOOD - 2/2 Pool & all amenities Near Downtown & I-95 laundry room, 1 parking space, $1200 mo.

(954) 261-5028 AVENTURA Studio, $1,000 mo.

Private entrance.

King sized Bed & Jacuzzi in Master bath. By Owner.

Ricardo: (786) 201-2885 HEMISPHERES OS 15H 2/2, furn., spectacularvu,$1900.

BS 19N furn.,1/1.5, $1600/ann. $2800/seas.

OS 7C 1/1.5, furn., $1600mo./seasonal.

BS 19B, 1/1.5, furn., $2700mo/seasonal.

FACEBOOK Halprinrealty.com (954) 817-4919 HILLCREST Spacious and clean, doorman building, plenty of closets & a huge walk-in, in the master Bedroom.

Great opportunity to live in a wonderful community,$1300mo.

(305) 761-5263 SUNNY ISLES Furnished 2 Br./1 Ba., A/C,cable,pool,adults/ no pets. $1350 mo.

6 or 12 month lease.

CALL GEORGE: (305) 527-6111

APARTMENT FOR SALE HALLANDALE 2/2 Jacuzzi, tile floor, pool.

Energy Saver AC. Close to I-95 & US-1.

Rent$1,000 mo. With $100,000 down and pay until you own at $160,000. By Owner.

Ricardo: (786) 201-2885 AVENTURA Point East R 307 1/1 1/1, 55+,$131,900.

Hallandale-1/1 - 55+ 2500 Diana Dr. #105 On Intracoastal, walk over bridge to Ocn. Steal me @ $114,900.

Call Owner’s Cell: (508) 376-5048 HALLANDALE GOLDEN SAIL On Intracoastal, large 1/1, 6th floor, great view, new kitchen (2014), $137,999.

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APARTMENT FOR SALE

APARTMENT FOR SALE

The deadline to place your ad is next Tuesday at 5pm.

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Line Ads Are 7 Lines for $20 APARTMENT FOR SALE H’DALE - LG PH Towers Of Oceanview Conv, upgrd, $199K. FLAMENCO - 2/2 All redone, $255K. Catania Realty Group Diana Hall: (305) 318-5670 HEMISPHERES ON 9N 1/1.5, incred. s. vu, Ocn, $300’s.

OS ME 3/2.5, direct oceanfront, $439K. OS 16L 1/1.5, south view, mid $200’s.

OS 7C 1/1.5, South view, Ocean, $240K. ON10F2/2,furn, $380K. FACEBOOK Halprinrealty.com (954) 817-4919 THREE ISLANDS 2/2+Conv,1750sf.cor.

SE vu of Intra, furn, moveincond, upgrd.

Just reduced! $240K TODD MILLER REALTY Ferne Zam (954) 336-8476 Off. (954) 437-5001, X2035 WINSTON TOWERS On-Site Resale Office ALL MY LISTINGS! NO REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE REFUSED! Winston Towers 400 Estate sale, corner wrap, $349,000.

2/2 Split, 20th floor, Asking $319,000.

Winston Towers 300 17th floor, corner wrap, $429,000.

Winston Towers 200 2/2 Split, great view, $349,000.

Studio, hi-fl, $139K. Winston Towers 100 Lovely 1/1.5, $249K. WINSTON TOWERS REALTY (305) 935-1500

APARTMENT FOR SALE

APARTMENT FOR SALE

APARTMENT FOR SALE

HALLANDALE BEACH 300 THREE ISLANDS BLVD.

Unit #106: 2/2 Completely remodeled, great views, close to shopping, including Panera, Walmart, Publix, CVS. Close to Gulfstream with more Shopping & Great Restaurants. Excellent management in building, 1 mile from Beach.

Tennis courts & Lovely Pool Area with BBQ area.

Apartment Sold “As Is,” $350K - Negotiable

JACK KRAVEC Hablo (305) 582-0781 Español

Beachfront Realty

CAROL ATLAS

APARTMENT FOR SALE

APARTMENT FOR SALE

MARTINHOFFMAN P.A.

Martin has been Helping Buyers & Sellers Since 1985

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HEMISPHERES LARGE 3/2.5 $399K

APARTMENT FOR SALE

MARYELLEN CLOSIUS, GRP

REALTOR ASSOCIATE/RELOCATION SPECIALIST

Martin Hoffman The Keyes Comany

CEDAR COURT $268,900

Mary Ellen Closius

(954) 471-4626 maryellenc@keyes.com

Major Price Reduction!

GOLDEN ISLES CONDO $139,900

EMERALD HILLS Owner will listen to all reasonable offers!

SW Corner unit of bldg.Professionally 3/2 unit in desirable bldg. Newer kit. Spac. 2/2 cor. surrounded by Million dollar deco. Intra view, 2 pools, 2 restgranite cntrs, new applis.Tile flrs on homes, gtd comm. Scrnd patio, shutters. aurants, beauty salon, mini-mart.

Nr Bch, shops, rests & Gulfstream Park. main level & Pergo fls.

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We have 3000+ agents, 5.8+ Billion dollars in RE Sales & Service in 2015, 25th Nationally ranked Brokerage Firm in U.S.

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1/1.5 1,000 sq. ft., 55+. Vacant, nicely furnished. Pristine, D D L LD O OL S S SO move-in condition. Just bring your clothes & your toothbrush.

1/1.5 1,000 sq. ft. 55+, panoramic views, nice open balcony for fresh air. Won’t Last! Asking only $85,000!

BEST DEAL @ HILLCREST! REDUCED $15,000!!

Asking Only $105K! 2 Br. 2 Ba., 1,300 sq. ft. Updated, G Balcony for use as Stainless Steel appliances, Enclosed NG IN DI ND E EN P P a C omputer R oom, O ffice, or G uest Room, 55+

APARTMENT FOR SALE

barbarapellegrino.keyes.com POINT EAST M508 - 2/2 Updated condo on lake. Kitchen redone, wall down. Newer appliances. Tile flrs. Beautiful lake view from scrnd in balc. Courtesy bus, $195,900 POINT EAST S305 - 2/2 Remod kit. w/lots of cupboards & granite countertops.

All tile flrs. Beautiful water view. Basic cable & water incl. in maint., $184,900 POINT EAST S412 - 1/1 Beautifully decorated, on lake, remodeled & open up kit, lots closets, tile fls, cable & water incl. in maint. Great water view $140,000 POINT EAST R307 -1/1 Spacious on lake, lots of closets & storage. All tile flrs.

Gorgeous vu of lake from your scrnd in balc. 55+ gated complex in Aventura, $132,900

FREE MARKET ANALYSIS J. SCOTT COWLES (754) 600-9465 English, French & Spanish / Broker/Associate Acadia - Real Estate Properties

BUYING, RENTING OR SELLING? POINT EAST CONDOS/AVENTURA/55+ COMMUNITY UNDERPaint, CONTRACT K-407 - 1/1 Nice View, Tiled, Fresh New A/C & Hot W/H .......$114,900 L-604 - 1/1 w/Half Bath, Nice Water & Garden Views, Tiled............$129,900 S-512 - 1/1 Lake Vu, Kitchen UNDER & Bath CONTRACT w/Granite Countertop,Tiled ...$134,900 E-605- 2/2 Water View, Corner Unit, Upgraded Kit. Carpet & Tile. . . .$169,900 SOLD ...$184,000 R-114- 2/2 Lake Vu, Corn. Unit, Tiled, Upgraded Kit & Bathrooms P-411 For Rent - 1/1 Water View, Kit. &RENTED Ba. Nicely Remod. Unf.. .$1025 Mo. NELSON E. ARENCIBIA (305) 778-1855

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Hablamos Español bkcherry@bellsouth.net

narencibia@bellsouth.net Aspen Int’l. Realty

NEW LISTING! “Your Dream Home,” steps to the beach & Bal Harbour Shops, known internationally for its designer boutiques. High-end kitchen, granite, tile floor, glass backsplash, SS appliances, oversized sink, elegant cabinetry, gleaming hardwood floors, Impact windows, huge walk-in closet with built-ins, luscious landscaping, sprinkler system, zoned HVAC, covered porch, Argentinean Brick Grill, charming heated pool with Jacuzzi. The perfect Oasis Home for entertaining & enjoying the excitement of Miami!

EVERYTHING REDUCED!

CHECK THIS OUT! RENTALS: AVANT GARDE YACHT HARBOUR PH 4E 2/2, light & VILLAS 2/2 Upgraded. With bright w/great views, annual lease. Can be AVANT GARDE deeded dock, Desirable complex. beautiful Intrafurnished or unfurn.

West side of Ocean coastal views, $1600 month.

Dr. w/easy beach SUNNY ISLES access. 40 year re- opposite Beach.

OCEAN ONE CONDO CALL FOR DETAILS! certification comple3/4.5 Direct Ocean ed. Great views, flr PARKER PLAZA view, fully furnished. to ceiling windows.

ESTATES $6,000 month Lg 2/2 w/Den, water Beautiful 1/1.5, view, $329,900; OLYMPUS 2/2 upgraded, direct 1 Br. Convert. 2 Ba. Ocean views, full Spacious unit, $240,000 neutral tiles, service oceanfront THE HEMISPHERES bldg. Convenient to upgraded, fabulous views. Available 9/1.

1/1 Magnificent So. Ft. Lauderdale, 10 views from this 18th minutes to Aventura, $1,900 month flr, upgraded kitch & Gulfstream Race HOLLYWOOD bath. Beach access, Track & Casino 4/3 Single Family $349,900 tennis, marina, with Pool. Spacious convenient to airport ELDORADO EAST rooms, convenient to Gulfstream Race1/1 Close to Beaches, shopping, Downtown track & Casino, 10 shopping, Gulfstream Hlwd. & Beaches, mins. to Aventura Race Track & Casino. $3,450 month Mall, $225,000 HOPA verified, $89K Others Available,

AVENTURA / MYSTIC POINTE TOWER 500 CALL MIKE ROSEN BEAUTIFUL 2/2.5 1,365 sf. Best bldg.

Cell: (954) 854-7828 in Mystic, 7th floor. Rent immediately. Can Turnberry International Rlty. have any size pet, hurricane shutters. $479K rosen@realtyagent.com DRASTICALLY REDUCED TO $439,900 OBO ALSO 2/2 + Den or dining room. Great water view. Corner wraparound, all tiled, turn-key. $599,900 NEW RENTAL 2/2 Seasonal Furn., great ocean view, tile & wood floors, 4-6 months, $3,700 month.

NEW! 2/2 Split Bedrooms, super D best views of Ocean & O Lunit, SO Intracoastal hurricane shutters, new air. Remodeled kitchen, $459K OBO! Won’t Last!

NEW! HOLLYWOOD ACROSS BEACH - HALLMARK CONDO 3/2, 1,533 sf, 5th flr, remod, Intra view, hurricane shutters. $489K REDUCED SALE @$420K OBO Rented till 7/1/17.

SUNNY ISLES BEACH - WINSTON TOWERS 1 Br. 2 full baths Conv. great view on 22nd fl, Ocean/Intra. Can be converted to 2nd Br. easily. Lots of closets, tile/wood fls, hurricane shutters, new AC. Pets ok to 20 lbs. Super priced to sell fast at $279K. HALLANDALE CONDOS NEW DUO CONDO - 2 Br. 2 Ba., Golf/Ocean views. Best priced unit in building, $324,000 NEW LISTING! FAIRWAYS RIVIERA CONDO! 1/1.5 remod. air & appliancess. Less than 3 years old. Low maint, near everything.

REDUCED to $169,900 OBO NEW MEADOWBROOK - 1/1.5, super 2nd floor, tiled. Pool view, screend balcony can be guest room. REDUCED $114,900 OBO NEW! MEADOWBROOK - 1/1.2 condo, all remodeled w/ porcelain tile throughout, pool view, 55+. Only $159,900 FIRM NEW! PARADISE VILLAS CONDO - 2/2, 1200 sf, for investor.

Rented till Sept. 2017 @ $1200 mo. Low main. 55+, $139K OBO COMMERCIAL PROPERTY IN MIRAMAR - 12 units. Super income L D care of! $875K OBO property, nice money-maker! EasySto0take

Call For Info!

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APARTMENT FOR SALE

APARTMENT FOR SALE

APARTMENT FOR SALE

APARTMENT FOR SALE

CALL CAROL, MICHEL “MIKE” OR JEAN-PAUL CAMILLO (954) 923-8881 ALEXANDER TOWERS - Rent 12x year minimum 30 days - small pet ok PH 15th Fl, Spacious 2/2 Unf., Mexican Tile Fls, Large Balc, Ocean VREDUCED iew...........$399,567 REDUCED 8th Fl, Furnished 2/2 Corner, Remodeled, Intracoastal Views.............................$410,000 11th Fl, Unfurn. 2/2 Corner, Remodeled, Large Balcony, Direct Ocean Views. . . .$439,000 14th Fl, Unfurnished 1/1.5, Large Balcony, Ocean Views....................................$299,000 9th Fl, Unfurnished, Fabulous 1/1.5, Remodeled, Ocean Views .........................$315,000 OLYMPUS - 5 Fl, Unfurnished 1 Br. 2 Ba., Water Views......................................$265,000 WATERMARK DANIA BEACH - 2nd Fl, East of US-1, 2/2, Spectacular Water Views, Covered Parking, Washer/Dryer, Gated Community, Small Pet OK. BEST BUY!. .$250,000 CALL DANIEL SANCHEZ: 954-829-9519 HEMISPHERES RESIDENT REALTOR HEMISPHERES BS - 2nd Fl, 2 Br. 2 Ba. Corner, Remodeled ..............................$349,000 CALL LA MER & OLYMPUS SPECIALIST - CAROL KAGNO: 954.812.7502 LA MER E. - 20th Fl, 2/2, Beautiful City View......................................................$359,000 LA MER S. - 1/1.5 Remodeled ...........................................................................$325,000 LA MER S. - 2/2 Southeast Corner.....................................................................$425,000

ELYANE ENCAOUA & BRENDA FRANK • (954) 445-6765 • (954) 296-5950 “#1 AWARD WINNING REALTOR” “We Must Be Doing Something Right!” ELYANE2312@GMAIL.COM • BRENDA@HOLLYWOODBYTHESEAFL.COM • HOLLYWOODBYTHESEAFL.COM * QUADOMAIN BRITANNIA * Totally remodeled, 2 Br. 2 Ba., new open SOLD kitchen, high floor to see the Sea, ITC & city, $415K * QUADOMAIN VALENCIA * Exceptional.SO SeeLD it all from 20th fl, 2/2, $329K * QUADOMAIN VALENCIA * Exceptional 2/2 see it all from the 25th floor, completely renovated. Sea & Intracoastal, $374,900 * QUADOMAIN VALENCIA * 2/2 Owner says, Good Buy.” $299K ND“ING PE * QUADOMAIN GRENOBLE * 2/2 Immac. APE real deal w/Ocean vus, $249K ING ND * PARKER DORADO * AWESOME! Oceanfront corner PH 2/2+ Den. Total unob. views of Ocean, Intra & Golden Beach. See it all from 17 th fl. $575K High Floor 2/2 convertible, Intracoastal views, $309K ING OUTSTANDING high floor, Intracoastal vPE iews, 2/2 Convertible, $239K ND

* PARKER DORADO 1215 * Direct Ocean views, LD remodeled, $319,900 SO PH 1 Br. 1 Ba., remodeled to perfection, $299,000 * PARKER DORADO 1201 * Corner 2/2, SO Ocean LD& Intra views $390K * HEMISPHERES BAY S. * Tenant in place. 1/1.5 A/C & WH/W inc. maint. $219 * HEMISPHERES ON * See the Sea! 1 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath, $269,900 * HEMISPHERES OS * 3/2.5 corner, 6th floor, Original, Huge, $464,000 * SUMMIT * 2/2, Beautiful Intrac & Ocean.

Steps LD to Broadwalk, $409K. SO * SUMMIT PENTHOUSE * Best South view & only bldg. w/totally unobs. open views of Sea & Intra, lg 2/2, eat-in kit, W/D, 2 pkg. spaces & more! $565K * NEW! VALIANT HOUSE * Large 2/2, oversized balcony with Intracoastal & Ocean views. Steps to Hollywood Broadwalk. Only $314K * ARLEN HOUSE * 20th Floor, direct Ocean view, 2/2. Beautiful!! $499K

ING * PLAZA TOWERS * PE 2 Br.ND 2 Ba. , only $239,900 * VILLA AT HARBOUR ISLES * 3 Br. 2.5 & 3 Bath Villas priced from $215K * HALLMARK * Corner 2/2, wrap balcony. Totally remodeled, new Impact windows, Ocean, city & Intra views. $425,000, Also for rent $2,395 mo.

ANNUAL RENTALS QUADOMAIN VALENCIA #1702 - 1 Br. Ba.ED direct Ocean, furn. $1,650 mo.

RE2NT SUMMIT - #202S - 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath, $1,470 month.

RENTED 360O - Amazing views of Biscayne Bay. Fab bldg., furn. $2,795 mo.

OLYMPUS (SEASONAL) - 2/2, $2,900 month.

SUMMIT - See it all from this 2/2 South views Ocean ING& Intra, $3,300 PEND