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New look Hallandale High football gets a key spring win

After finishing with the best record in school history this past season, Hallandale High’s head football coach Dameon Jones stepped aside, leaving this program with several younger prospects. With many years of coaching experience at Miami’s Booker T. Washington, Benedioct Hyppolite was hired - and after last Thursday night’s 8-6 win over Hialeah Champagnat Catholic in the spring game, the Chargers are feeling great heading into the summer.

It’s the season to be ready!

By Larry Blustein sfssuntimes@aol.com For the second straight year, we, here in south Florida, were gently reminded that just because June 1 is the official start of the hurricane season, nothing is ever etched in stone.

While yesterday “officially” kicked off the 2016 Atlantic hurricane season, this past weekend showed us that the severe tropical weather season can in-

deed take many of us by surprise.

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• From now until late November, hurricane season will take center stage with all of us

Food trucks are still very popluar

In 2013, the Hollywood City Commission applied for a grant from the Broward Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) for a "Complete Streets" project along this section of the Hollywood Boulevard corridor.

Hollywood Blvd. ‘Complete Streets’ Improvement Project HOLLYWOOD - The public is invited to attend a meeting for a presentation on the Hollywood Boulevard "Complete Streets" Improvement Project from City Hall to Dixie Highway. The meeting is planned for Thursday, June 2 from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Hollywood City Hall, 2600 Hollywood Boulevard in room 219.

The project plans will be on display and Florida Department of Transportation and City of Hollywood project representatives will be available to explain the proposed improvements and answer questions. The official forum and presentation will begin at 6:30 p.m.

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• Construction is scheduled to begin in late 2017 and will take approximately two years to complete

WET WEATHER DRIVING When it comes to driving in the rain, windshield wipers, headlights and brakes will only get you so far. More than 1 million car crashes occur each year as a result of weather conditions, according to the Federal Highway Administration.

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By Larry Blustein Sfsuntimes@aol.com HOLLYWOOD – If you think that the food truck phase was winding down, maybe you should get out more.

At least, when it comes to Hollywood’s Young Circle ArtsPark each and every Monday night, the crowds are still lively and the choices of food have become endless.

With everyone searching for lower cost entertainment and food choices these days, the food trucks have indeed hit a mark that most predicted they would when the rush to enjoy the street food experience began some five years ago.

Mike Gregoris of Hollywood was one of those locals who predicted that this food truck scene would not only take off, but felt that the experience would be heightened – going past the creative culinary menus that are available.

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HALLANDALE BEACH In an attempt to keep City streets clean, we need the cooperation of residents and visitors. Despite repeated attempts to convince drivers to adhere to the posted warnings, some scofflaws ignore the City’s requests. That will be changing very soon. For more, see Page 8B.

CONDO MAKING YOU SICK? An entire apartment building can become “sick” from water leaks which turn into mold causing respiratory problems, headaches and rashes in some people. Call 1st Priority for more information at 954828-0238 and get a Free Mold Inspection with an insurance claim.

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Make your dad smell like a million at a price you can afford Yes, Brand International is truly your one stop for perfume, perfume sets and designer brand name sunglasses. Your dad deserves the best this Father’s Day, so treat him to the gift of smelling great! You can find his favorite from his past or a modern scent he is sure to love.

With his roots in the wholesale business, founder and owner, Elliot Kels, of Brand International Perfume was always known for how to get a great deal and by doing so, he passed the savings along to you.

With the untimely passing of Elliot, his wife Jacqueline, will carry on a customer-friendly tradition of being in the fragrance business for over 21 years in the same location and knowing everything about the business.

Stop in and shop for your Dad this Father’s Day! Brand International Perfume features the largest variety of perfumes and perfume sets in South Florida. Just tell the friendly staff your favorite perfume and they can quote you the ounce size, retail price and your savings off the top of their head. Chances are they will have what you are looking for at a great price.

Brand International Perfume prides itself on getting anything the customer wants. If it is still out there, if it is still being made, Jacqueline will get it. Even if it’s not being made and very hard to find, she probably has it. Elliot’s motto had always been: “If you can’t find it we may have it!”

Brand International Perfume has walls of designer fragrances from top name designers including the

Whether you are looking for perfume or designer brand name sunglasses for your Dad, Brand International is the place to be this year. Stop in and say hello to Jacqueline and her outstanding staff as they have extensive knowledge of perfumes and can make suggestions for your gift. They even have gift baskets for that special someone. line of Bond #9, which can only be found in stores such as Saks.

These perfumes are the real thing just at rock bottom prices.

Buy any item at rock-bottom prices. High end items that go from $150, $200, $300 retail Creed, Flower Bomb by Victor & Rolf are not found in most discount perfume shops, but Brand International Perfume carries them at significant discounts, along with the other big names, Dolce & Gabbana, Thierry

Mughler’s to name a few brands.

If you need a fragrance stop by Brand International perfume located at 121 NE 3rd Street in Hallandale Beach and they would be happy to help you make your choice.

Brand International carries the top names such as Maison Francis, Kurkdjian Paris, Amouage, Montale and Juliette Has A Gun to name a few. We are open 7 days a week - with over 25 years of experience.

Brand International perfume is located at 121NE 3rd Street in Hallandale Beach Florida. If you don’t have time to stop by the store give Jacqueline a call at (954) 4571969. OUT OF STATE: 1-800-689-1969. Chances are you will find your favorite fragrance at a tremendous savings.

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Wise up to the benefits of a smart home • Who wouldn't love being able to control lighting, entertainment and temperature from their couch - or from anywhere for that matter?

(BPT) - Smart homes make life easier and more convenient. Who wouldn't love being able to control lighting, entertainment and temperature from their couch - or from anywhere for that matter?

Whether you're at work or on vacation, smart devices alert you to what's going on at home and help you stay connected and protected.

"Since inventing the world's first residential smoke alarm, First Alert has been at the forefront of advancement in home safety technology," says Tom Russo, president of First Alert. "Our Onelink portfolio of smart products goes beyond traditional perceptions of safety products and ushers in a new era of interconnectivity between a home's comfort level and people's safety and lifestyle preferences."

According to the experts at First Alert, the following are just a few of the many benefits of giving your home a "smart" makeover: SAFETY AND SECURITY Having the ability to monitor your home from wherever you are is one of the biggest

benefits of a smart home. Devices that deliver notifications about everything from intruders to water leaks help homeowners react quickly and avoid major disasters.

For families with children, smart devices can provide parents with added peace of mind. You can safeguard doors and drawers, such as the liquor cabinet or gate to the pool, with connected contact sensors. With smart locks and cameras, you'll know when your kids get home from school, and can ensure their safety when the doorbell rings with mobile access to live video. There are even smart safes with motion detecting technology and access notification that are ideal for keeping weapons and medications safely locked away.

CONVENIENCE AND CUSTOMIZATION Convenience is one of the most common reasons people purchase smart devices.

These high-tech products streamline common tasks by giving users remote access to everything from heating and cooling systems to multimedia devices, kitchen appliances, security features and even a forgotten garage door.

You have the ability to program devices to your family's specific needs and preferences, and the flexibility to choose which features to integrate into your smart system to create a connected home custom designed to cater to your specific lifestyle.

EASE AND EXPANSION Unlike their complicated predecessors, many of today's smart

home products can be easily installed, and you certainly don't need to buy everything all at one time. One of the best places to start building a smart home system is with essential devices like a thermostat, or smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.

To make things as simple as possible, the Onelink by First Alert Wi-Fi Smoke + CO Alarm is designed to work with most existing interconnected hardwired alarms, so users do not have to replace all of their existing alarms at once.

The Apple HomeKit platform makes it easy to add new alarms and other devices to expand a smart home system. The alarm can be easily tested or silenced using the Onelink Home app on an iOS device (iPhone,

iPad and iPod touch) or Apple Watch. In the case of an emergency, the Onelink Alarm will instantly alert the homeowner via a notification on their mobile device, allowing the user to assess the situation and alert authorities if needed, or silence the device in the event of a false alarm, like burnt toast.

ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND COST SAVINGS A major part of what makes "smart" devices smart is their ability to save users money through improved energy efficiency. Lights can be programmed to turn off automatically when no one is in a room. A thermostat can be set to let the indoor temperature drop during the day before returning it to a more comfortable level just before residents arrive

home in the evening.

You can even track energy usage and expenditures to determine ways in which your family can reduce consumption.

In addition to all of these benefits, automated home products are fun to use. Whether setting lighting and music from your iPhone for a surprise romantic evening at home, or keeping an eye on your house from a tablet while lounging on an exotic beach, you'll find home automation easy and enjoyable.

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Hurricane From Page 1A –––––––––––––––––––––– Like 2015, when Tropical Storm Ana was the earliest recorded tropical cyclone to make landfall in the United States in any given year, this past weekend saw Tropical Storm Bonnie form off the coast of Florida - near the Bahamas - which brought rain, wind and a reminder that you can never let your guard down - from Florida to the Carolinas.

Ana was the first tropical storm of the 2015 Atlantic hurricane season.

It developed as a subtropical cyclone from a non-tropical low north of the Bahamas, and intensified to attain peak winds of 60 mph (95 km/h) before transitioning into a full tropical cyclone early on May 9.

For residents of our coverage area, knowing the drill during the next six months can certainly mean the difference between life and death.

Not being prepared or taking these powerful and often unpredictable storms serious is not wise - and will prove to be a wrong path.

“Having lived here all of my 44 years, there is nothing more serious than the next six months,” Kyle Miller of Hollywood explained.

“We grew up in Kendall and moved here right after Hurricane Andrew, so the memory is still fresh for me. I was getting ready to leave for college when it hit.”

Miller knows that events such as Andrew will certainly stay with everyone a lifetime. But what about those in this area that have had nothing to put the fear into them? Those are the people that city officials worry about.

Hallandale Beach Vice Mayor Bill Julian, a lifelong resident, has been through all the storms, and while he knows the drill each year, he finds himself taking the word into the community.

Because many residents are new, and are not used to the weather conditions that are associated with living in a tropical climate, there is an education process that needs to take place.

“I talk to residents all the time about being prepared,” Julian explained. “But what it all comes down to is for those who have never experienced a hurricane, storm or a depression to attend as many preparedness events as possible.”

As Hallandale Beach held its annual event last week, many came out to ask questions and find out what they needed to do in case of a storm heading in this direction.

“The tough thing about this season is that I think people wait until the last minute to get supplies and have a plan,” Julian pointed out. “As an elected official or someone who lives here, I find it very important to assist in educating people.”

WHAT IS A HURRICANE? A hurricane is a tropical cyclone that forms in the tropics. Hurricanes

that affect South Florida usually form in the eastern Atlantic Ocean just south of the Tropic of Cancer or in the Caribbean Sea, especially in the late summer and early fall. The peak of the Atlantic hurricane season is Sept. 10.

The signature features of a hurricane include a counter-clockwise circulation of the storm's clouds, strong winds, heavy rain, tornadoes, and dangerous storm surge (elevated tidal conditions) that result in coastal flooding.

BEFORE A STORM APPROACHES • Download an application to your smartphone that can notify people where you are, and if you need help or are safe. The Red Cross has a Hurricane App available in the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store. A First Aid app is also available.

• Use hurricane shutters or board up windows and doors with 5/8 inch plywood.

• Bring outside items in if they could be picked up by the wind.

• Clear gutters of debris.

• Reinforce the garage door.

• Turn the refrigerator to its coldest setting in case power goes off.

Use a cooler to keep from opening the doors on the freezer or refrigerator.

• Fill a bathtub with water.

• Get full tank of gas in one car.

• Go over the evacuation plan with the family, and learn alternate routes to safety.

• Learn the location of the nearest shelter or nearest pet-friendly shelter.

• Put an ax in your attic in case of severe flooding.

• Evacuate if ordered and stick to marked evacuation routes, if possible.

• Store important documents -- passports, Social Security cards, birth certificates, deeds -- in

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• Have a current inventory of household property.

• Leave a note to say where you are going.

• Unplug small appliances and electronics before you leave.

• If possible, turn off the electricity, gas and water for residence.

LIST OF SUPPLIES • A three-day supply of water, one gallon per person per day.

• Three days of food, with suggested items including: canned meats, canned or dried fruits, canned vegetables, canned juice, peanut butter, jelly, saltfree crackers, energy/protein bars, trail mix/nuts, dry cereal, cookies or other comfort food.

• A can opener.

• Flashlight(s).

• A battery-powered radio, preferably a weather radio.

• Extra batteries.

• A first aid kit, including latex gloves; sterile dressings; soap/cleaning agent; antibiotic ointment; burn ointment; adhesive bandages in small, medium and large sizes; eye wash; a thermometer; aspirin/pain reliever; anti-diarrhea tablets; antacids; laxatives; small scissors; tweezers; petroleum jelly.

• A small fire extinguisher, Whistles for each person, A sevenday supply of medications, Vitamins, A multipurpose tool, with pliers and a screwdriver, Cell phones and chargers, Contact information for the family, A sleeping bag for each person, Extra cash, A silver foil emergency blanket, Baby supplies, Pet supplies, Wet wipes, A camera (to document storm damage), Insect repellent, Rain gear, Tools and supplies for securing your home, Plastic

sheeting, Duct tape, Dust masks, An extra set of house keys, An extra set of car keys, An emergency ladder to evacuate the second floor, Household bleach, Paper cups, plates and paper towels, Activities for children and Charcoal and matches, if you have a portable grill. But only use it outside.

doubt, throw it out.

• Wear protective clothing and be cautious when cleaning up to avoid injury. Watch animals closely and keep

them under your direct control.

• Use the telephone only for emergency calls.

AFTER THE STORM • Continue listening to local news for the latest updates.

• Stay alert for extended rainfall and subsequent flooding even after the hurricane or tropical storm has ended.

• If you evacuated, return home only when officials say it is safe.

• Drive only if necessary and avoid flooded roads and washed out bridges.

• Keep away from loose or dangling power lines and report them immediately to the power company.

• Stay out of any building that has water around it.

• Inspect your home for damage. Take pictures of damage, both of the building and its contents, for insurance purposes.

• Use flashlights in the dark. Do NOT use candles.

• Avoid drinking or preparing food with tap water until you are sure it's not contaminated.

• Check refrigerated food for spoilage. If in

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Trucks From Page 1A ––––––––––––––––––––– When the South Florida Sun-Times spoke with him nearly four years ago, Gregoris was one of those who looked past the novelty. He felt that if promoted the right way, this could become the wave of the future.

“I know that many of the local restaurants were upset when it began, but I kept telling these hard-headed owners to wake up and see what it really could

do for them and their overall business,” Gregoris pointed out. “I knew that there would be more and more food trucks coming every week and other forms of entertainment would be added.”

As many local eateries were upset by the food trucks, believing that it would not help their business, Gregoris and others felt otherwise. In fact, many like Catherine Miller-Doss of Dania has been a regular each Monday evening.

She watched it from

the start as well and has been impressed – to say the least.

“If you know quality food and realize what kind of people follow these culinary gems on wheels, there is nothing negative about it,” she said. “The people who come here every Monday night are mostly not from Hollywood or Hallandale Beach. They come here from all over south Florida to follow their personal favorites.”

Miller-Doss also thinks that when new people come into the

area, they see what businesses and restaurants are there, and many will come back on the weekend for lunch, dinner or just to take in the nightlife.

Everybody has a favorite truck – or in Ken Sapir’s case, a few favorite trucks.

“We love Cuban food, so for me, it’s the “90 Miles to Go” truck,” Sapir said. “But look all around you, and you will see great choices such as Jerk it Cuisine, Jersey Dawg, King of Racks, Ms. Cheezious and Nacho Bizness.”

Part of the lure of the food trucks is getting the chance to walk around ArtsPark and making a choice. Almost every truck imaginable heads to Young Circle from 5:30-9:30 on Monday evenings as a way not cook at home after a long weekend. As Gregoris has found each week, you can treat yourself to something very special.

Last week, we had Arepas Las Gorditas, B.C. Tacos and Cold Stone Creamery,” Gregoris said. “We have

also eaten over there at Che Grill, Paradise Cups, The Lobsta Guy, Main Stop Grill, Daddy’s Grill and Don Mofongo.”

As another Monday comes to an end, more people had the chance to sample different trucks such as Miami Roasted Corn, HipPOPs hand-crafted gelato bars, InspirAsian, Ipek’s Wykked Kitchen, Potato Potato, Sugar Yummy Mama, Tip-A-Roo, Tutos Cuisine, Voo La Voo, Sweet Blendz and Taco Fresh.

Community Invited to Friday’s ‘Portrait of a Warrior’ artists Reception in the Pines PEMBROKE PINES - Meet artists, and lovers of art, at the Portrait of a Warrior Artist Reception Friday June 3, 2016 from 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. at Studio 18 in the Pines, 1101 Poinciana Drive Pembroke Pines 33025.

Guests will enjoy complimentary refreshments and entertainment and meet artists Wilma Bulkin Siegel, M.D., Marilyn Johansen and Rolande Reverdy Moorhead Portrait of a Warrior is presented by the City of Pembroke Pines Recreation and Cultural Arts Department with Nova Southeastern University Health Professions Division.

At The Portrait of a Warrior Exhibit guests can expect a visceral reaction to and subsequent appreciation and empathy for the soldiers and veterans whose war time experiences are the foundation of this timely art exhibit. The Portrait of a Warrior Exhibit runs through Thursday, July 14, 2016 and admission is free.

Studio 18 in the Pines hours: Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. and on Saturday’s from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. For additional information please call 954-961-6067 or visit www.ppines.com.

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Look back at the Memorial Day weekend; focusing on hurricane season - ahead

By Mayor Joy Cooper HALLANDALE BEACH - What a wonderful weekend! Our staff put on a Memorial Day ceremony that was hosted at Foster Park.

After placing flags on the Veteran’s graves, there was a special gun salute by Veterans from the Vietnam War. A special thanks goes out to our Vets and especially Fire Fighter Paramedic Jim Bunce, who does a tremendous job bringing dignity and leadership to our event. Our city is one of the National Commemorative Partner Cities. We have committed to recognize the 50th Anniversary of this war. Over the next three years, we will celebrate the Veterans that fought.

These soldiers came back from this war without a hero’s welcome. Sadly, they were also ridiculed, neglected and often, victims of confrontation from their own friends who rallied against the war. Many were left behind and unaccounted for. In 1973, The League of POW/MIA Families started Operation Homecoming to find over 5,000 MIA/POW’s. As of May 12, 2016, 1,620 individuals remain unaccounted soldiers. This war is still not over for many families. It is also not over for many of our soldiers. The physical and mental wounds

still remain. I hope more of our residents come out and join us for Veteran’s Day this year and the years to come and remember to thank a Veteran.

Today is already the second day of Hurricane season. Are you ready? This year NOAA’s forecast calls for a total of 10 to 16 named storms, including both tropical storms and hurricanes.

This year in January, there was already a Hurricane “Alex” and Tropical Storm Bonnie, the second named storm on May 28th. The predictions include that four to eight named storms may become hurricanes — organized, rotating storms with sustained winds of 74 mph (119 km/h) or faster. Between one and four could become major hurricanes, defined as Category 3 storms or above — or those hurricanes with winds of at least 111 mph (179 km/h).

As always, we hope that these storm will not head our way. I moved to HB just when Andrew was heading our way. That storm jogged South and wipe out Homestead and the surrounding areas.

Even Wilma became one of those unexpected events. If you have just recently moved here, you really need to be ready. Our first responders are here for us but they

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She had a partner bunny and has been sad since he passed away. Ellie may look a little different, she was born without ears, but she has a heart of gold and hopes you can let her hop into your heart and home.

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may not be able to get to us after a storm. If you have lived here for a long time, you know all too well how important it is to have a plan.

Our staff in the Fire Department, under the Leadership of Acting Chief Mar Ellis joined with CERT members, Police Department Community volunteers and partners for our Annual Hurricane Preparedness Event. If you missed the forum, there is a wealth of information at your fingertips. You can visit the City’s web-site: at www.cohb.org. and click on Fire Department Emergency services for a list of resources. Another great short cut to info is: www.ready.gov.

Your City is here for you, but this is a time when what you know about Hurricane Preparedness will help you and your family and it may save your life.

Now that school is out please drive safely.

I also encourage that our parents make sure that your babies know how to swim. It is never too early. We offer free swimming lessons at our brand new B.F. James Park Pool.

I welcome the opportunity to come out and speak on these issues with your condo or group.

As always, please feel free to contact me any time with your questions/concerns and ideas on how to make our city a better place at my office: (954) 457-1318. On my cell/text at: (954) 6325700. Or visit my web-site at: www.mayorjoycooper.com . If you are heading out of town and want to stay connected to our city is-

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Coin & Collectible Show - Sunday, June 5th, 2016 at Mardi Gras 831 North Federal Highway, Hallandale Beach, Florida 33009 - 70 dealers - 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Harry: (954) 558-5108. Shacman1@gmail.com. www.GoldCoastCoinClub.com.

• Friends of the Hallandale Beach Library is always in need of donations for our book sales. We would appreciate your donations of Fiction or Non-fiction Hardcover, Paperback, cookbooks, childrens books in usable condition. Please nothing torn, smelly or written on or in. If you have a large quantity of 2 or more cartons, please call 786367-8087 for a pickup, otherwise please take them into the library during regular business hours. All donations are sold for the benefit of the Friends of Hallandale Beach Library and the proceeds are used for various library projects.

We are a non-profit organization.

• The Hollywood Stamp Club is always reaching out for new members, young and old, who have an interest in the stamp collecting hobby or who would like to learn about

it. We meet every Tuesday evening from 5PM to about 9PM (except if the facility is closed) at 2060 Polk St. in Hollywood.

There is a stamp auction each week where members can sell their excess items. We usually have about 60-80 members each meeting, many of whom are knowledgeable and willing to share with newcomers. We can also accept donations of collections to sell at our auctions. Coffee and cake is free. For further information please see our website: www.HollywoodStampClub.com.

• Leads@Lunch, Tuesday June 7 from 11:30a-1:00p at Brio Tuscan Grille Gulfstream Park - Hallandale Beach. Prepay: $ 20 Members / $25 Guests. At the Door. $25 Members / $30 Guests.

Chamber 954 454 0541. www.hallandalebeachchamber.com.

• There will be an Antique & Flea Market Fundraiser on Saturday, June 18 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. Directions: Take I-95 and exit on

Sheridan Street. Go east on Sheridan Street. Go south on U.S. 1 (Federal Highway). The church is located on the corner of U.S. 1 and Pierce Street.

• 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.

• The Rotary Club of Hallandale Beach-Aventura meets every Wednesday at 12:15 at Brio Tuscan Grille, 600 Silks Run, Suite 1205 Hallandale Beach, FL 33009. Please join us to experience Rotary, the world's oldest civic organization.

• STEPS INTO ENLIGHTENMENT Vedanta - Philosophy - Meditation. For people who have illnesses such as cancer, pain, lack, headaches, depression, insomnia.

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Planning and Zoning Board Special Hearing June 8, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM @ City Commission Chambers The City of Hallandale Beach's Planning and Zoning Board consists of 7 board members and 1 alternate board member. The Board acts in an advisory capacity to the City Commission in matters related to changing or amending the City's Zoning and Land Development Code and the City's Comprehensive Plan. The Board also makes recommendations regarding applications for conditional uses and variances; rezonings, land use plan amendments and development review approvals for major development; applications for all plats of resubdivisions of land and for text code amendments. The Planning and Zoning Board meets the 4th Wednesday of each month at 6:30pm in the City Commission Chambers.

Agendas and staff reports for the meetings are posted on the Monday prior to the hearing date.

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• Memorial Senior Partners Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center. 1301 South Ocean Drive, Hollywood, Florida 33019. 954-9242954. Yoga class with Carol Parvati Cohen You will need your own mat & towel. $10 for members, non-members pay additional $5. Tuesday 2:00 p.m. Friday 10:45 a.m.

• Hollywood - Fridays For Non-Catholics, a bible study on "The bible proves the teachings of the Catholic Church."

Call John at: (954) 9253729.

• The South Florida Depression Glass Club’s purpose is to promote an awareness and appreciation of depression glassware and to promote glass as a hobby.

The club disseminates information by lectures, publications and exhibits. We meet on the third Tuesday of the month at 6:30 PM. at the FRED LIPPMAN MULTIPURPOSE ADULT CENTER, 2030 Polk Street, Hollywood 33020.

Please call 954-964-8073 for more information.

• Join us for a weekly one hour class. No artistic ability necessary. But if you would like to improve your memory, concentration, eye-hand co-ordination, reduce stress and anxiety — this is the class for you! Excellent outlet for artistic inner self. Appropriate for recovering stroke victims. MEMORIAL SENIOR PARTNERS @ Hollywood Cultural Center, 1301 So. Ocean Drive, HollywoodBeach.

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• Aventura N. Miami Lions Club meets at Brios Restaurant in Gulfstream Village, on Tues-

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Please RSVP Carmen Gomez, President at (954) 850-1407 to attend our meeting.

• American Legion Post 310, 225 SE 1st Ave. Hallandale (954) 454-6444 summer menu, Happy Hour Every day from 11:00 AM -12:00 PM and 6:00 PM -7:00 PM Wed. pot luck dinner, 5:00 PM7:00 PM,Thurs open pool table all day. Fri Fish & chip dinner / slaw or shrimp $ 9.00, Sat Special from Courtney's kitchen $ 8.00. Live Music Wed & Fri. by Stingray.

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• Spanish lessons every Tuesday at the Hollywood Beach Culture and Community Center, located at 1301 S. Ocean Dr., Hollywood. Basic Spanish 10:45 - 11:45 a.m., Intermediate Spanish, 11:45 - 12:45 p.m., $8.00 per class. (954) 921-3600.

• Business Networking Event sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Hollywood - Monthly Event Fourth Tuesday of every month: 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM (EDT), Orangebrook Golf and Country Club 400 Entrada Drive, Hollywood, FL 33021.

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Refreshing salads just in time for summer CHICKEN AND WHITE BEAN SALAD WITH CITRUS VINAIGRETTE 3 tablespoons fresh orange juice 2 tablespoons white wine vinegar 2 teaspoons country Dijon mustard 2 teaspoons honey 2 tablespoons minced shallot 1 teaspoon kosher salt 1/4 teaspoon black pepper 1/2 cup olive oil 3 cups chopped cooked chicken 1 (15.5-oz.) can cannellini beans, rinsed and drained 1 (6-oz.) bag microwave steam-in-bag snow peas, steamed according to package directions and sliced into 1-inch pieces 3 cups shredded purple cabbage 2 oranges, sectioned 6 tablespoons roasted sliced almonds with salt 1. Whisk together orange juice, vinegar, Dijon mustard, honey, shallot, salt, and pepper in a large bowl; slowly whisk in olive oil.

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A recent survey conducted online by Harris Poll illustrates the challenges people with hearing loss experience listening to conversations and processing information. The poll of more than 2,000 adults found 67 percent struggle to hear in noisy places like a restaurant, and 73 percent have trouble hearing sounds coming from different directions. Eighty-five percent have to listen harder to understand what's being said around them, and more than half actually have to strain to understand, follow and participate in conversations.

Hearing aids can help many of the 48 million Americans who experience hearing loss, but it's important your hearing aids address more than just volume. Depending on the type of hearing loss, you may have trouble hearing clearly in a crowded room, identifying the direction a sound is coming from, or hearing highpitched sounds like a doorbell or the voice of a grandchild. The ability to hear low-volume sounds is only one component of good hearing; quality, clarity and directionality are also important. Your hearing aid needs to address all of those factors, and not just increase the volume of noises around you.

Attorney Chris Mammel of Florida found distinguishing sounds coming from different directions to be one of the most significant challenges of his hear-

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"Courtrooms are naturally noisy places," Mammel says. "If I was sitting in the audience, waiting for my turn before a judge, I couldn't differentiate conversations or where sounds were coming from. It made it difficult to determine what kind of mood a judge was in before I had to stand in front of her."

Like many people with hearing loss, Mammel found the effort of listening to be tiring. While your ears handle the mechanics of hearing, it's your brain's job to interpret the sound messages the ears send it. People with hearing loss often have to put more effort into listening and interpreting what they hear.

If your hearing aid fails to address sound clarity and quality, your brain will have to work harder to interpret the information coming from the device. That extra work can actually lead you to feel fatigued, and even forget what you heard. In fact, 43 percent of respondents in the survey said they have trouble remembering what was said.

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the West, and the inevitable April showers approach elsewhere, drivers across the United States should turn their attention to the rubber that meets the proverbial - and also very literal - wet road.

Nearly a quarter of all car crashes are caused by weather, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation. Of those, nearly three quarters can be attributed to wet pavement. When roadways are slick, dangers such as skidding and hydroplaning quickly become concerns. Tires can be the best defense against such hazards, as a healthy, reliable set of tires will give your vehicle the traction it needs to safely stop and corner on slick roadways. Before the tires can do their job, drivers will need to take a few steps of their own.

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"When rain is a concern, as it will be for much of the U.S. throughout the spring, drivers should replace their tires when they reach 4/32 of an inch of remaining tread depth," says Woody Rogers, product information specialist at Tire Rack. "By the time you reach 2/32 of an inch, your tires won't have enough tread to avoid hydroplaning."

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Hydroplaning happens when water on a roadway and vehicle speed combine to cause one or more of your tires to lift from the surface of the road. When this happens, the vehicle's steering wheel will likely jerk, and the vehicle could pull abruptly toward the puddle.

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As you grow older, your likelihood of experiencing hearing loss increases, and nearly half of all people older than 75 will have trouble hearing, the Hearing Loss Association reports. In fact, hearing loss is the third most-common physical condition, after arthritis and heart disease, and it can affect every aspect of your life, including your physical and mental health, relationships and self-esteem. To learn more about hearing loss, visit www.betterhearing.org or www.hearingloss.org.

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Dr. Ron: Does Punishment Work?

Dear Dr. Ron.., My daughter-in-law does not believe in any form of punishment in raising her two kids. Their behavior is often atrocious, but she keeps insisting that all the child psychology articles these days insist on positive reinforcement to shape good behavior, and warn against punishment….

Is this true? N.B. N. Miami Beach.

A...I’m not sure what kind of journals, or books your daughter in law has been reading, but I can assure you this is not the conclusion that most researchers on punishment have reported…. While positive reinforcement (i.e. a gold star for a good action) is the most recommended, and healthy way to shape good behavior, punishment is by no means considered an inappropriate or unacceptable alternative.

However, how the punishment is rendered does have some crucial guidelines.

Whether you use “positive punishment, which is the rendering of an unpleasant stimulus, (ie., a spanking), or “negative punishment”, which is the taking away of a pleasant stimulus, (ie, taking away television privileges), there are certain things to consider…First of all, do not promise punishment if you have no intention of following through with the administration of it.

There is probably no better way of creating an uncontrollable brat than by doing so. Second, always clearly specify to the child why the punishment is being given. Third, emphasize to the child that it is his behavior that is being punished, and not his whole being. Fourth, administer the punishment as immediately as possible after the unwanted behavior is discovered. Delayed punishment, just as any delay in reinforcement, will tend to have a weakened effect.

Fifth, without crossing the line into abuse, or over-reaction, make sure the punishment is significantly strong enough for the child to not want to experience the punishment again.

Weak punishment may only further contribute to the child’s undesirable behavior. And finally, while or shortly after administering the punishment, offer the child positive & healthy alternatives to the behavior for which he is being punished.

As far as how well punishment works, well there are draw-

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Memorial Day tribute was once again first class

REFLECTIONS Paying respect during taps and as the American Flag is raised and lowered to half-staff at Hallandale Beach Cemetery are, from left, Ed Pickett, U.S. Navy veteran, Vice Mayor Bill Julien, U.S.A.F. veteran Kathy Conover and Mayor Joy Cooper. City officials, veterans, Hallandale Beach Police, Fire Rescue and community members turned out to pay respects to soldiers on Memorial Day.

Vice Mayor Bill Julian, a United States Air Force veteran, paused to salute the grave of a soldier Memorial Day morning before services at Hallandale Beach Cemetery. The Vice Mayor placed flags and saluted each soldier who devoted his life to protecting our nation. Hallandale Beach Cemetery is the final resting place for soldiers who served beginning with the Civil War.

SOLDIER’S SALUTE

FLAG PLACEMENT Ensuring every soldier is remembered on Memorial Day, Hallandale High School Junior ROTC Sgt. Major Rayon Dennis

places an American flag at the gravesite of a soldier entombed at Hallandale Beach Cemetery. Members of the Junior ROTC joined others in placing flags at every soldier’s grave to ensure their service is not forgotten.

MEMORIAL DAY Getting together after graveside services for Hallandale Beach solders interred in Hallandale Beach Cemetery, are, from left, City Commissioner Keith London, City Commissioner Michele Lazarow and U.S. Army veteran Mel Gibson. Veterans and the memories of

HB Bridge will be closed for for 7 hours from 11 p.m., Thursday, June 16, through 6 a.m., Friday, June 17, for repairs The Florida Department of Transportation is planning to close the Hallandale Beach Boulevard Bridge for seven hours from 11 p.m., Thursday, June 16, through 6 a.m., Friday, June 17, for bridge repairs. No traffic will be allowed to cross the bridge during these hours.

Motorists seeking to access the mainland or South Ocean Drive must use either the Hollywood Boulevard Bridge in Hollywood, or the William Lehman Causeway Bridge in Aventura/Sunny Isles Beach.

The City of Hallandale Beach is making arrangements to ensure public safety is protected throughout the closure.

fallen soldiers were honored Memorial Day in cemetery serv-

ices and a reception and ceremony at Foster Park.

No parking signs should keep the streets clean!

The City is attempting to keep City streets clean, but we need the cooperation of residents and visitors. Despite repeated attempts to convince drivers to adhere to the posted warnings, some scofflaws ignore the City’s requests. This month, Hallandale Beach will begin ticketing or towing vehicles illegally parked on the sides of Golden Isles Drive if motorists do not heed the posted warnings.