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Aventura Welcomes The Best in Theatre and Variety! Aventura Arts & Cultural Center has a great season of theatre and variety planned for you. Starting October 12th with the Vagina Monologues and well into 2020 with Steve Solomon’s

from Brooklyn To Broadway in Only 50 Years. This is going to be a tremendous year for Arts and Culture in Aventura, so reserve your seats today for this amazing new season.

October 12th THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES An Obie Award-winning whirlwind tour of a forbidden zone, The Vagina Monologues introduces a wildly divergent

gathering of female voices, including a six-year-old girl, a septuagenarian New Yorker, a vagina workshop participant, a woman who witnesses the birth of her granddaughter, a Bosnian

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MAKE THIS YEAR AN ADVENTURE Imagine you were given an opportunity to travel the entire world, every continent, every country at no cost, but, there would be one condition; you would have to do it blindfolded. You can trek from Hawaii to the Swiss Alps, from the Amazon to Jerusalem, but it will all have to be done without you seeing any of it. It’s a frustrating idea. Here you are going from place to place but to you, it all seems the same. The truth is, this dilemma does not just exist in the realm of space, it also exists in the realm of time. The Kabalistic teachings of Chassidism teaches us that just as every place has its own unique energy and purpose, which is why traveling is always filled with newness and adventure; every point in time has its own exclusive character and rhythm. This week, this day, this very moment will never happen again; there will be many more moments to come, but none will be like this. One can go through life, day after day blindfolded, like listening to the same song on repeat. Or one can take off their blindfold, look at each day and recognize that the challenges and triumphs that are unfolding before them is unique, has its own flavor and will never happen this exact way again. This is what’s so significant about Rosh Hashanah and the celebration of the New Year. During this Holiday, the energy that will define the entire year ahead, the context in which everything will be achieved, enters into our world for the very first time. Furthermore, Chassidism teaches, not only is this a new energy, each year it is an even greater energy than the past year. The potential and destiny that is waiting to be unlocked during this coming year is something the world has never seen. All this happens with the blast

survivor of rape and a feminist happy to have found a man who “liked to look at it.” This show contains adult content.

The Creative Arts Council with the City of Dania Beach presents this once a month showcase of various South Florida artists on Saturday, September 14. Poets and musicians will be in the Atrium of Dania Beach City Hall to promote the arts in Dania Beach.

HIGH RISE DEBATE CONTINUES SIB Commission gives initial approval for Moratorium on West-Side of Collins By Austin Torres

A proposal to build condominiums, hotels, restaurants and retail stores on the west side of Collins Avenue has residents of Sunny Isles worried up-zoning will cause major changes to the nature of their city. Residents who are keen on

maintaining the cities’ character have been vocally opposing the proposal at the latest commission meetings citing concerns over traffic congestion, over crowding at schools, and an eclipsing of the beach view. Most recently, a 12 month moratorium was preliminarily approved by a

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Only new, unopened donations listed will be accepted. Financial donations should be directed to one of the many reputable charities who are collecting as part of the relief effort. “As we pray for those

Maranesi~ “I’m a Swiss Artist, originally from Lugano. I have been painting and sculpting since I was very young. I had my work exhibited at Miami Art Basel 2012 and at Scope Miami 2015. My style varies from painting to painting. I really don’t find enjoyment in painting the same style repeatedly. I work with whatever mood or feelings I have at that moment, which brings a different result every time. I love to experiment with different materials and techniques. For the most part I don’t really go back to any specific style again. I love using primary colors, they are the most vibrant of all colors, they vibrate on a positive level. I have done my job as an artist if my work brings happiness and warmth to

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HURRICANE RELIEF FOR THE BAHAMAS The City of Hollywood has organized a hurricane relief effort for the people of the Bahamas who have been impacted by Hurricane Dorian. Donations will be accept each day and continuing through September 19th, the City’s Fire Training Facility, Fire/ Rescue Stations, and Code Compliance office will be accepting donations of the following items that have been requested by the government of the

Bahamas: • Water • Non-perishable foods or canned foods • Hygiene kits (tissue, toothpaste, tooth brushes, towels, sanitary napkins, feminine products) • Baby formula,bottles and supplies • Plastic water containers • Blankets, sheets, pillows • Flashlights • Batteries • Mosquito repellent (DEET-free) • Disposable plates and eating utensils

Art in the Hall Artists/Entertainers Christine Rosasco “Creating jewelry is a way of self-expression. I have always felt that jewelry is meant to be worn to enhance the natural beauty of the person wearing it. Working with the crystals and butterfly wings has really brought an appreciation for Mother Nature’s natural beauty. Combining the two creates a beautiful symmetry. All the crystals have been carefully selected based on natural color (no color enhancements or dyes) and cut for added luster and vibrance. My hope is when you wear a piece of my jewelry that you are reminded that we are all created from this same beauty and to appreciate this beauty inside of each of us and all around us.”

• Portable radios (battery or crank) • First aid kits (bandages, gauze & tape) • Pet food/supplies

Sunny Isles Beach Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month Celebrate Hispanic Heritage in Sunny Isles Beach this month with two exciting events showcasing art, music and culture! Each year, Americans observe National Hispanic

Heritage Month from September 15th to October 15th, by celebrating the histories, cultures and contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the

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Caribbean, Central and South America. The observation started in 1968 as Hispanic Heritage Week under President Lyndon Johnson and was expanded by President Ronald Reagan in 1988

to cover a 30-day period starting on September 15th and ending on October 15th. It was enacted into law on August 17th, 1988. The day of September 15th is significant because it is the

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Prosperity Continues To Flourish By Hallandale Beach Mayor Joy Adams

As prosperity continues to flourish in our beautiful City of Hallandale Beach, I am proud to not only witness it but to be a part of the changes as well. Last week was a very memorable one as we took a moment to show our respect to the victims of the tragedy of the September 11th attack, and to also show appreciation to active and former first responders. This past Saturday, September 7, 2019, Gulfstream Park held a ‘Day of Remembrance’ for everyone to reflect on past events to remember the men and women that lost their lives on that very day in 2001. We also took this time to appreciate our former and active first responders that continued to protect and serve our community daily. Police Chief

Sonia Quinones, Deputy Chief Greg Pagliarulo and I had the pleasure to present the winning trophy to the winning jockey for The Race of Remembrance. To continue the remembrance of these brave men and women the City had a September 11th Memorial and Day of Service. The Memorial was held at our Fire Station 7 located at 111 Foster Road. Following the memorial service volunteers along with our Green Initiative Coordinator Alyssa Jones-Wood planted 5 native trees and 99 native plants/shrubs, which together will form the City’s first bioswale. A bioswale is a type of swale (like our grassed drainage swales) which uses plants (trees, shrubs) to filter pollutants from stormwater before recharging our groundwater resources. This

event is made possible by a TD Green Space Grant through the Arbor Day Foundation. The past week was dedicated to show appreciation among a list of people, on that list were grandparents. Many people honor their grandparents through a range of activities such as giftgiving, card-giving, and children invite their grandparents to school for a day where they participate in special lessons or special assembly programs. Thanks to Gulfstream Academy the grandparents of the children were able to feel appreciated with a nice breakfast at the local school. As a grandparent myself, this small token of appreciation was surely admired for the grandparents that attended. Amongst the crowd was Haitian Radio DJ Radio Louce from

Station 1080 AM, whom is also a grandparent. On Friday, I joined the seniors of the H2U program Zumba class to enjoy a quick dance routine with widely known Zumba instructor Rivka. I was happy to see the participants staying active with such a great program. The H2U program which stands for ‘Health 2 U’ is a program that is ran by Aventura Hospital that hold classes at our Cultural Community Center and BF James Pool. The H2U program offers five different exercise classes that include; Aqua Aerobics, Chair Yoga, Tai Chi, Line Dancing, Low Impact Aerobics, and Zumba. For more information on how you may join and partake in a one-time free class contact the H2U program coordinator at (305) 682-7391 or

COMMUNITY EVENTS If you would like to submit an announcement for our “Community Events” listing in the print and digital edition, please call our office at: (954) 458-0635 or via e-mail: SFSUNTIMES@aol.com. The cost per week is: $25.00 for approximately 5 lines. For a complete listing of all Community Events, please check out our web-site at: southfloridasuntimes.com. Also, follow us on Facebook at: facebook.com/sfsuntimes. • Come join us at the Italian American Club of Hollywood For an evening of good food, good music and friendly faces. We have monthly dinner dances on the third Saturday of the month where a good time is had by all. All inclusive price includes music and a 3 course dinner followed by coffee and dessert. BYOB!!! When Sat Sept 21st 2019 from 7pm until 10:30pm (Doors open at 6:30pm) Entertainment by the ever popular Joe Martini. Location: 700 S. Dixie Hwy. Hollywood, Fl. (Ample Free

Parking). Price $35 non-members, dinner choice baked Chicken or Salmon. Call Paula (954) 444-9883 or (954) 920-4013 for reservations. • Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Broward Walk Visit MakingStridesWalk.org and click “Join A Walk” and then click search by team name, “Team Ira”. The walk will be held Sat, Oct 26, 2019 at Huizenga Plaza 32 Las Olas Blvd. Registration begins at 7:00am, Walk begins at 8:30

the Cultural Community Center at (954) 457-1452. The first shipment has already sailed out to the Bahamas with a variety of goods that are much needed. Donations will still be accepted for future shipments at the Cultural Community Center located at 410 SE 3rd Street. We thank everyone who has already donated, your help is truly appreciated. Monetary donations can be made to the Rotary Club, visit rotary6990.org for information. Seeing our community coming to give a helping hand is awesome! It will be great to see you at our next commission or city event. Our next scheduled commission meeting is September 18, 2019 in the City Commission Chambers at 3:30pm. Also, you can always call me at (954) 4571318. For all the up to date information please check our website COHB.org and follow us on all social media platforms. As always, enjoy our City and Be Safe!

am. For more information ti be a part of the team call IRA at (954) 455-4284 or email at IraLiebowitz7@gmail.com. • Imperial Club Health & Wellness Fair - Thursday, September 12th from 9:00AM to 12:00 PM. Join us for entertainment, health and wellness PLUS raffles and more! Free to attend & free parking. Location is Imperial Club at 2751 Northeast 183rd Street, Aventura, Florida 33160. Call: (305) 935-1801 with questions. • Unlimited Solar Ribbon Cutting Celebration - Come join the Hallandale Beach Chamber of Commerce on October 22 at 4pm for the Largest Solar Commercial Project in Florida. It’s FREE an open to the community, refreshments and lite bites will be served. Venue: MegaCenter 1000 Pembroke Road Hallandale Beach Fl 33023. RSVP: events@hallandalebeach chamber.org.r more info, visit: MysticForceFoundation.com.

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ART IN THE HALL From Page 1A your life.” - Maranesi Their next artist is part of a father and daughter talented team. Grigoriy Zekhtser (Father) “Grigoriy escaped from the Soviet regime and came to the United States at the end of the 20th century seeking asylum. His love, passion and inspiration for art stem from his daughter’s paintings. His art exhibits abstract themes using vibrant colors. Specialized paint techniques include resin and acrylic. “ Alina Zekhster (Daughter) “Art is my passion. I enjoy painting, exploring different techniques and new mediums to convey my art. My work features the use of diverse styles from using watercolors and acrylics to silk and oil painting. I enjoy fashion Illustrations and specialize in abstract paintings. The use of oil

in my paintings exhibits character, strength and resiliency, while a silk medium conveys the importance of delicacy and luster. Itzel Picota Wiley is from Panama City, Panama She finished her undergrad in Apparel management and Fashion Merchandising at Florida International University in Miami. Itzel continued her studies at the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale studying Residential Design and Interior Design where she won awards for best portfolio and for Outstanding Academic Achievement in Classroom Endeavors and Creative Performance, she then studied abroad at Rome University of Fine Arts In Rome, Italy. (Libera Accademia Di Belle Arti Di Roma) She’s been painting for about 15 years, her medium is acrylics and she likes to work in Realism and Impressionism. Although quite talented, this will be her first time showcasing her work. Up until this point, they are only dis-

played in her home and enjoyed by many as gifts. They are excited to have her with them next month. Spoken Word Artist Due to a rain out in June this spoken word artist didn’t get the just attention his talent deserves. Christopher Mazzara is a poet who has performed for the last 7 years. His performances tend to be very edgy, speaking on controversial topics but powerful when embraced. Ultimately his performances are from the heart and fueled by passion. Musical Entertainment Born in New Orleans, Louisiana. Bob Folse grew up loving music and was on fire once he got his hands on a guitar at the age of 12. Originally introduced to the guitar through hymns sung in the Catholic school he attended such as Turn, Turn, Turn and Kumbaya My Lord. A maestro of the Spanish guitar with jazz and rhythm in his soul. Originally from New

Orleans, Louisiana, Bob Folse is based out of South Florida. Bob Folse is a contemporary guitar instrumentalist who is formally trained in Jazz, Classical and Flamenco music. He is an international performer, a native of New Orleans and a graduate of Berklee College of Music. Privately, he studied Classical guitar with Elias Barriero from Cuba and has travelled to Spain many times to study with Flamenco masters including Manolo Franco, Paco Serrano and Gerardo Nunez. He is an award winning composer and has recorded 4 CD’s. Bob has travelled internationally in his studies and his music has touched people around the globe. He has opened for Ottmar

Leibert, Tito Puente and Acoustic Alchemy. His performances include popular themes as well as original music and he dazzles

his audiences with his fingers of fire! Art in the Hall @ Dania After Dark will be held September 14th, 2019 5:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. at the Dania Beach City Hall located at 100 West Dania Beach Boulevard in Dania Beach, Florida 33004.

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Canned Food Goods (nonperishable), Garbage Bags, and others. For a complete list of items go to rotary6990.org.

BAHAMAS From Page 1A affected, I am asking that we match our thoughts and prayers with action by offering assistance in the aftermath of this monster hurricane,” says Hollywood Fire Rescue Chief Rudy Jurado. “We will use our fire training facility, and other locations as collection points for spearheading relief efforts. Please help us make the most of our efforts, by only donating new, unopened items requested by the Bahamian government.” Primary Donation Site: • Fire Training Facility, 3400 N. 56th Avenue, Hollywood, Florida 33021. Donations accepted at this location from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Secondary Donation Sites: • Station 5, 1819 N. 21st Avenue, Hollywood, Florida 33020 • Station 31, 3401 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, Florida 33021 • Station 40, 707 S. Ocean Drive, Hollywood, Florida 33019 • Station 74, 2741 Stirling Road, Hollywood, Florida 33312 • Station 105, 1511 S. Federal Highway, Hollywood, Florida 33020 Please note: at these secondary drop off locations Firefighters are on active duty and are responding to emergency calls at all times. If you go to one of these secondary drop off locations and find it empty you may leave your donation at the door and it will be collected when they return from the emergency calls. If you are not comfortable leaving your donation then go to the primary drop off location at the Fire Training Facility. Additional Donation Site: • Code Compliance Office in the Annex building located in the SE section of City Hall Circle, 2600 Hollywood Blvd Donations accepted at this location only from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday Businesses interested in collecting donations at their establishments may drop off donations at the primary drop off location. Large donations (pallet or tractor

Currently, items are being collected at the following local locations: • The City of Hallandale Beach Cultural Community Center, 410 SE 3rd Street, Hallandale Beach • SpareZ Bowling 5325 S University Dr, Davie / 9:00am to 1:00am, seven days a week • Weston Hills Country Club, 2600 Country Club Way, Weston/Tues., Sept. 3–Fri., Sept. 6. 7am–10pm • International Montessory Kids Center, 602 Anderson Circle, Deerfield Beach / Wednesday and Thursday 9am – 8pm

trailers) must be brought to the primary drop off location at the Fire Training Facility. Some coordination may be required prior to delivering pallet and truck donations. At the close of the collection period, off-duty Fire Rescue Personnel will spearhead getting the donations onto trailers at the Bahamian Consulate and from there the supplies will be delivered to the Bahamas. Broward County Donations Broward County is coordinating multiple efforts to assist those wanting to help people living in the Bahamas after the devastating impact of Hurricane Dorian. To watch the news conference go to Broward.org/ DorianRelief. Monetary contributions are being accepted at the United Way of Broward County. The website is UnitedWayBroward .org. Port Everglades is waiving tariff charges for ocean shipping lines transporting humanitarian relief supplies to the Bahamas. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) has waived landing fees for aircraft involved in humanitarian flights to and from the Bahamas. Beginning Monday, Broward

County employees will be offered the opportunity to make a donation to these efforts through a one-time payroll deduction of either cash or annual leave hours converted to cash. The Office of Medical Examiner & Trauma Services is sending disaster relief supplies. Broward County Public Schools is ready to help families register their children for school. A welcome center has been established at The Lauderdale Manors Early Learning & Resource Center, 1400 NW14th Court, in Fort Lauderdale. The Florida Department of Health in Broward County will be onsite providing immunizations, WIC eligibility and linkage to other services on Tuesday, 3pm-6pm, Wednesday, 8am to 12pm (Noon) and Friday 10am-1pm. Broward County has created a website, Broward.org/ DorianRelief. The website will include the Bahamian government’s official list of supplies needed and a list of drop off locations. Many municipalities are engaged in collection of goods and supplies. A list is posted on Broward.org/DorianRelief. The Long-Term Recovery Coalition, a network of more than 100 local partners, including the

local business and faith-based community, has been meeting to discuss how our community can best provide social services for any refugees who come to Broward County and are in need of support. A Message From Rotary Club District 6990 This week the Bahamas took a direct hit from category 5 Hurricane Dorian, with winds that reached 180 miles per hour. This storm has battered these islands and the rebuilding process will take years. Grand Bahama Island has 5 Rotary clubs and is a valued part of Rotary District 6990. We will do everything possible to help them recover from the devastation. Rotary International District 6990 has secured a 181-foot ship and begun the efforts to fill four (4) 20-foot containers with needed supplies to aid in the Hurricane Dorian Relief Efforts. The local Rotary Clubs will be collecting items and packing them for the first shipment by this weekend. Items being collected are Cleaning Supplies, Tarps, Toiletries, Diapers, Gloves, First Aid, Sunscreen, Clean Towels and Rags, Flashlights, Batteries, Building & Repair Supplies,

Rotary International District 6990 has a non-profit fund, The Robbins Fund, which was established over twenty years ago to aid in Disaster Recovery Efforts. Make your monetary contribution below. If interested in assisting or volunteering in this and on-going efforts to support the recovery, please contact a Rotary Club in your area via www.rotary.org. Ray Williams, District Governor for Rotary International District 6990, stated “Unfortunately, we have done this before – assisted other communities in their recovery efforts from previous disasters. Grand Bahama Islands is part of our Rotary District and we truly feel that they are part of our family! Rotarians are known for helping those in need, as our motto “Service Above Self” clearly states!” Don Horton, Chair – Disaster Relief, started collecting items to fill a shipping container, including visiting Costco and utilizing disaster relief funds approved by the Rotary District. Don stated, “Rotarians from around the world assisted us here in The Florida Keys two years ago. This is a big undertaking, but we are Rotarians, and this is what we do!” For more information about the Rotary International District 6990 Hurricane Dorian Relief Efforts and our Rotary Clubs, contact Don Horton (305) 522-2062 or visit www.rotary6990.org.

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parking is available in the Heritage Park garage and under the William Lehman Causeway.

HERITAGE From Page 1A Nicaragua. In addition, Mexico and Chile celebrate their Independence days respectively on September 16h and September 18th. Also, Columbus Day or Día de la Raza, which is October 12th, falls within this 30 day period. We are kicking off the Hispanic Heritage Celebration with a concert at Heritage Park. Immerse yourself in

• Saturday, Sept. 21st from 7p.m. - 9p.m. at Heritage Park, 19200 Collins Avenue • Sunday, Sept. 22nd, 5p.m. - 8p.m. at Heritage Park, 19200 Collins Avenue

popular and traditional music as we celebrate Hispanic heritage in Sunny Isles Beach. Vendors will have food available for purchase. Admission is free. Free

To view more events hosted by the Cultural & Community Services Department, please visit their webpage at: www.sibfl.net. For more information, call: (305) 792-1706.

HI RISE From Page 1A consequences that the architectural development would entail. On the West Side of Collins Avenue there are several condominiums, restaurants, and various retail store chains. While the East side is abundant with these buildings, they pale comparatively to the loftier hotels and condominiums which nearly eclipse the stunning view of the ocean. Pedestrians walking along Collins Avenue will notice this distinction between the East and West as they struggle to catch a look at the beach. The buildings which escalate to staggering heights make it difficult to enjoy the view of the ocean which is a signature part of living in Sunny Isles. As a result of this locals are keen on keeping development to a minimum, especially on the East side. However, the recently deferred “Infinity Project” which proposes to develop 15 story condominiums, hotels, restaurants and other retail stores in the city’s Town Center threatens to drastically change the west side. The plan, which was proposed by developer, Global Property” Investors Real Estate Group, has been a major topic of discussion in several of the cities town meetings over the last year as numerous residents have stepped forward to vent their frustrations and concerns over what would be a severe increase of densityHomes4sale and intensity in the cities’ Town Center. Infinity first became a major point of discussion and contention among commissioners and residents when it first appeared in December. The proposal brought to light a long forgotten inconsistency between the cities’ comprehensive plan, and the Town Centers’ zoning code. As a result of the zoning codes’ noncompliance with the comprehensive plan, Infinity was deferred pending further action. The cities’ comprehensive plan which was established in 2000 is a document which maps out what kind of development can take place and where. The zoning code for the Town Center district was first instituted in 2004, and began approving site plans in 2005. The inconsistency between the Comprehensive Plan and the Zoning Code first came to light in 2005 when it was revealed that the zoning code allowed for significantly higher intensity development in the Town Centers mixed-used business sector. The mixed used business center

Experience the rich and diverse culture of our South Florida community on the second day of the Hispanic Heritage Celebration. Enjoy an exciting art and cultural showcase featuring singing, dancing and performances from some of our local talent! Vendors will have food available for purchase. This event is free as well, and free parking is available in the Heritage Park garage and under the William Lehman Causeway. The Sunny Isles Beach Shuttle will provide free transportation within Sunny Isles Beach.

encompasses areas designated for business and retail services, condominiums, and offices as well as restaurants. Although the inconsistency was first noted in 2005, an amendment to put the zoning code in compliance with the comprehensive plan was not proposed until 2007. The proposal however was denied by the state due to insufficient data and analysis. As a result of the Great Recession which reduced investment development there has been little talk of the issue since. However with the proposal of Infinity last December the inconsistency was once again a topic of discussion. As the project was not in compliance with the Comprehensive Plan, the city deferred it and instead placed focus on putting the plan and code in compliance with each other. On July 18th the commission scheduled a vote on an ordinance that would allow higher density development in the Town Center by making an amendment to the comprehensive plan which would put it in compliance with the zoning code, a move thats’ legality has been put into question. The July 18th town meeting drew a multitude of residents, so many in fact that they were lining up outside the city chambers to voice their concerns about how high density development in the Town Center would lead to higher traffic congestion, overcrowding in the schools, and a major change in the nature of their beloved city. Sunny Isles which was incorporated in 1997 and approved a comprehensive plan in 2000 has had a striking increase in population density over a short period of time. With a prime location only minutes from Bal Harbour to the North, and south of Golden Beach, it has become a major destination for residents and tourists alike. Now with over 22,000 residents it is the most highly populated city in South Florida. Although the city has drastically developed over the last few years and seen the advent of several new buildings, residents are not inclined on seeing further excessively unnecessary over development, especially on the west side of Collins. In response to the uproar Mayor George “Bud” Scholl announced the proposal of a 12-month moratorium which would postpone any new development in the area between Collins Avenue and the Intracoastal Waterway from 163rd Street north to 172nd Street until the inconsistency is resolved. However some citizens, including

Dan Katz, principal of RK Centers, a major Real Estate Development company which owns several stores in the Town Center, have claimed that the amendment to the comprehensive plan is a move that would actually facilitate up-zoning in the Town Center. To address these concerns the commission held a special meeting on August 28th. At the meeting several residents stepped up once again to voice their concerns over the moratorium and the infinity project. While the Moratorium was met with preliminary approval following a 4-1 vote, Commissioner Dana Goldman was strongly opposed. “It’s 100 percent upzoning” Goldman said. Goldman whose opposition to the comprehensive plan amendment has been unwavering suggested an alternative plan. Her proposed plan would instead amend the zoning code so that it would align with the comprehensive plan instead of the other way around, effectively preventing any up-zoning. This plan would actually comply with state law as the alternative plan sought out by the other commissioners would not. Goldman’s plan however was shot down. Six buildings in the Town center which were constructed according to the Town Center’s zoning code do not currently comply with the comprehensive plan and several residents feel as though the commission and city should redirect their efforts towards rectifying this issue.” Residents of these buildings are concerned that if insurance companies and lenders discover that their properties are not in compliance with state law they will refuse to work with them, which potentially could cause them financial turmoil. When pressed about the issue at the August 28th meeting, Mayor Scholl was firm on his stance. “My priority is to get the fix for the six buildings as soon as possible”, Scholl said. The final vote on the moratorium will take place on September 19th where a second reading of the proposal will take place. The future of the Infinity project as well as the inconsistency between the comprehensive plan and the Town Centers zoning code remain uncertain. Towards the end of the meeting Mayor Scholl was asked if the moratorium would have a potential side effect which would allow for the Infinity Project to go through. “No that’s the whole point”, he said. “The moratorium is the most “conservative course of action for any outcome we’re talking about.”

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not burdened by pharmaceuticals, except the short-term effect of local anesthesia, if used. • Other benefits include preventing surgical intervention and its relevant hazards. • Thanks to ambulatory treatment, work absences are reduced to a minimum. Additionally, routine absences for sports athletes is likewise reduced. • Soft tissue injuries and tendinopathies account for a large numbers of chronic musculoskeletal disorders. Extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) is popular and effective in the management of chronic tendon conditions in the elbow, shoulder, and at and around the heels. For some indications, such as Tennis or Golf Elbow, there really is no other effective treatment. Shockwave Therapy Treatment Has Shown Great Benefits For Muscles And Tendons In These Areas 1. Elbows 2. Neck, Shoulders 3. Wrist 4. Back, Hips, Groin 5. Legs, Hamstring 6. Knees 7. Shin, Achilles Tendons 8. Feet, Heels Plus the energy pulses of the Shockwave Therapy healing method have also been able to provide patients with safe relief of general muscle aches and

pains, as well as provide general wellness massage and skin elasticity benefits. Main Benefits Of Shockwave Therapy Treatment Non-surgical Treatment, Easy to Apply - Clients don’t need to worry about undergoing painful surgical procedures to heal. As an easy and effective procedure, Shockwave Therapy is beneficial since the modern machines used are intuitive and easy to use, therefore clients can apply this treatment. Accelerated Healing - The key benefit of Shockwave Therapy is that it highly accelerates healing, allowing clients to go back to their normal lives within the shortest possible amount of time. Just by undergoing a few sessions of this type of therapy, one can start to feel the healing effects in minutes. Safe and Effective, with Minimal Side Effects - This method has been tested by highly-qualified professionals who confirm that it is safe and effective. Another key benefit that people who undergo Shockwave Therapy appreciate

is minimal side effects. This means that patients spend their full time on healing without the pains and down time of negative side effects. Affordable and Convenient - Other factors that make Shockwave Therapy so appealing is that clients can enjoy speedy and affordable healing by visiting our Hallandale clinic or in the comfort of their own home if they want to purchase our portable units. Modern Therapy also has available the latest peptide therapy programs: • For sexual health (ED) we have our exclusive Sexotropin PT141 peptide. • For injuries, pain, and regeneration we have Celltropin BPC157 peptide for optimal skin, bone, ligament and tendon repair. We also offer the latest Exosome Therapy for other treatments such as Hair Restoration, Skin Rejuvenation, and Sexual Enhancement.

Innovative PTSD Treatment State Becomes First to Cover Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) for Veterans Retired Green Beret Brian Anderson was on his third deployment to Afghanistan when two of his close friends, Calvin and Mark, were sent on a mission in a nearby area. They never returned. “I was right there when they were killed and took out the machine gun nest that

was holding them next to the building,” Anderson told us. “We took off the sensitive items from off their bodies, put them in body bags, put them on a plane and sent them out. We went through the rest of that deployment and there was still a lot of fighting. We had more injuries and more casualties. They were all difficult. Then we came home.” After Anderson returned home, he could not put the tragic deaths behind him.

He had visions of his fallen friends. He felt extreme anxiety, fear and rage. Eventually, he was diagnosed with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). After suffering with his symptoms for years, Anderson tried Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) an evidence-based treatment that enables people with PTSD to essentially rewrite the endings to tragic memories. ART clinicians use a series of hand movements to lead their clients’ eyes while talking them through the process of changing their troubling memory. Late last month, Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill into law that enables Florida veterans to receive coverage for ART and other alternative treatments. Florida is the first state to cover ART for veterans. The measure (HB 501) received unanimous approval from both the Florida house and senate. Most ART clients report a complete or nearly complete reduction of the symptoms of PTSD in just a few sessions. For Anderson, just one session

made a dramatic effect on his life. “Those upsetting memories were gone.” he said. “I could still think about the events of that day, but the trigger wasn’t there. It became an event that happened in the past, not something that took

over my life. Today he runs a Tampa non-profit, Veterans Alternative, that helps veterans receive ART and other alternative therapies for PTSD and trauma. ART has been proven effective in numerous scientific

studies, is classified as a preferred treatment by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration (SAMSHA) and is employed by the Department of Defense. Restauranteur Chris T. Sullivan established the

nonprofit ART International to expand the availability of this life-changing treatment. For more information about ART, you may also visit: ARTherapyInternational.org.

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Lecture Series, “Ant-Man” Movie Night & More There are some exciting events planned in the City of Hollywood. Check out these events that are sure to be fun for the whole family. Funtastic Friday Friday, September 13 Funtastic Friday is a weekly event at the ArtsPark at Young Circle in Downtown Hollywood featuring a rocking DJ spinning the tunes while kids kick-off their shoes and bounce the night away in inflatable bounce houses. Kids can also take part in guided activities including games and arts and crafts projects. Funtastic Friday is free and runs from 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. each Friday at the ArtPark at Young Circle, located at US-1 and Hollywood Boulevard, weather permitting.

ArtsPark Movie Night featuring “Ant-Man” (PG-13) Friday, September 13 Forced out of his own company by former protégé Darren Cross, Dr. Hank Pym recruits the talents of Scott Lang, a master thief just released from prison. Lang becomes Ant-Man, trained by Pym and armed with a suit that allows him to shrink in size, possess superhuman strength and control an army of ants. The miniature hero must use his new skills to prevent Cross, also known as Yellow jacket, from perfecting the same technology and using it as a weapon for evil. “Ant-Man” is rated PG-13 and showtime is 8:00 p.m., weather permitting, admission is free and lawn seating is available. The ArtsPark is located 1 Young Circle.

Hollywood Beach Sweep Clean-Up Saturday, September 14 Help keep Hollywood Beach beautiful by volunteering for the Hollywood Beach Sweep CleanUp on Saturday, September 14th from 7:00 – 11:00 a.m. at Charnow Park, 300 Connecticut Street and the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk. Volunteers meet to collect litter and cigarette butts from the sandy beach. Volunteers are asked complete the registration form found on the City’s website under Beach Sweep. Children, ages 8 and older, are welcome to participate when accompanied by an adult. Gloves and garbage bags are provided to all volunteers along with safety instructions. Remember wear sunscreen and bring a completed registration form with you.

Full Moon Drum Circle Saturday, September 14 Bring your percussion instrument to join in the Full Moon Drum Circle at ArtsPark at Young Circle in Downtown Hollywood on Saturday, September 14th from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. All skill levels are welcome to participate in this free, guided drum circle in the ArtsPark Palm Court area on the west side of the park at US-1 and Hollywood Boulevard. Hollywood Historical Society 2019 Lecture Series Royal Palm Park, Heart of Everglades National Park Sunday, September 15 Join guest speaker Maria Thomson, Interpreter Ranger, for a lecture on Royal Palm Park, Heart of Everglades National

Park. The free lecture is from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Broward County Library-Stirling Road Branch at 3151 Stirling Road. Find out more at Hollywood Historical Society. Global Meditation for World Peace Sunday, September 15 Join this guided group meditation led by Roz in a safe, relaxed environment where you can quiet your mind and focus your thoughts towards peace. Typically 25 to 100 people attend each month to focus on a common goal. Global Meditation for World Peace takes place at ArtsPark at Young Circle in Downtown Hollywood on Sunday, September 15th from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. For more information please call 954.962.7447.

Bahama’s Travel Plans? Airport, Hotel, and Port Information To Guide You Bahamian officials continue to assess the damage in The Abacos and Grand Bahama Island, the two islands in the Northwest Bahamas that were devastated by Hurricane Dorian. The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism & Aviation (BMOTA) urges travelers to keep and pursue their vacations to the islands that were not affected and remain open. In the Northwest Bahamas, these include the Bahamas capital of Nassau and neighboring Paradise Island, as well as Eleuthera, Harbour Island, Andros, Bimini and The Berry Islands. The Islands in the Southeastern and Central Bahamas remain unaffected, including The Exumas, Cat Island, San Salvador, Rum Cay, Long Island, Acklins/Crooked Island,

Mayaguana and Inagua. “While we are still processing the impact that Hurricane Dorian has had on our country, we must stay strong for our friends, loved ones and neighbors on Grand Bahama Island and The Abacos,” said Bahamas Ministry of Tourism & Aviation Deputy Director General, Ellison ‘Tommy’ Thompson. “We appreciate the outpouring of support from citizens around the world and we ask that you continue to donate, continue to send prayers and continue to visit Nassau, Paradise Island and the Out Islands that were not affected.” The following is a status update on airports, hotels, airlines and cruise schedules at this time. This is not a comprehen-

sive list and visitors are strongly advised to check directly with airlines, hotels and cruise lines regarding possible impacts to travel plans. AIRPORTS • Lynden Pindling International Airport (LPIA) in Nassau remains open with flights from international gateways back on schedule. • Airports in Exuma are open with regular non-stop flights from major gateways. • South Bimini Airport (BIM) is open. • North Eleuthera Airport (ELH) is open. • Stella Maris Airport (SML) and Deadman’s Cay Airport (LGI) in Long Island remain open. • Grand Bahama International Airport (FPO) and Leonard Thompson International Airport (MHH) in Marsh Harbour, Abaco closed until further notice.

HOTELS • Hotels in Nassau and Paradise Island remain open. Many hotels and resorts in the Out Islands regularly close during the fall months and reopen beginning October. Hotels in Grand Bahama Island and The Abacos will remain closed until further notice. FERRY, CRUISE AND PORTS • Nassau ports open and cruises are arriving daily. • Bahamas Ferries has resumed sailings, but passengers should check in with reservations for further information and updated schedules by calling 242-323-2166. • The Port in Grand Bahama Island is open at this time, however, ports in The Abacos remain closed For information: www.bahamas.com/relief.

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ADVENTURE From Page 1A of the Shofar. The sound of the Shofar is the sound of us piercing heaven and drawing down a year that is unlike any that’s ever been before. Its unique tone beacons us to take off our blindfold and witness the transition into a brand new year. This year, we are given the opportunity to go on a magical journey of time. To experience moments that are filled with fresh and untapped beauty. The choice is ours, we can slide right into the New Year blindfolded, completely unaware of the fact that we just entered into an entirely new dimension, or we can go hear the Shofar and blow the blindfold off. Let us open our hearts and pray for a year of health, redemption, prosperity and happy adventures! I wish each and every one of you a Shanah Tovah Umetuka! May you and your families be blessed with a Happy & Healthy, Good & Sweet New Year! To learn more about Rosh Hashanah and the many customs associated with it, visit www.ChabadChayil.org/holidays. I encourage you to attend your local Chabad or Synagogue to enjoy Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot and all of the high holidays to their fullest. Of course, you can always join us at The Family Shul for services or holiday dinners, but, you would need to RSVP in advance at: (305) 770-1919. Or: www.TheFamilyShul.com. The community dinners will of course include Apples Dipped in Honey, Traditional Round Challah, Gefilte Fish, Tzimmes, Kugel and all of the delicious holiday foods! About the author: Rabbi Kievman together with his wife are the ambassadors of The Rebbe to Highland Lakes, Florida. They are the founders of CHAP an afterschool program for Jewish children in Public Schools and direct Chabad Chayil. He’s the rabbi at The Family Shul and can be reached at: (305) 770-1919. Or: rabbi@ChabadChayil.org.

February 6th THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK By Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett Adapted by Wendy Kesselman Directed by Raymond Caldwell The Olney Theatre Center’s National Players touring production tells the story of 13 year-old Anne Frank who, in 1941, goes into hiding with her family from the Nazis. For the next two years, she never leaves the attic where her family is concealed. With fear of discovery ever present, Anne finds solace writing in her diary, capturing the daily lives of the secret annex’s inhabitants—from the horrors of war to the excitement of first love with wit, determination and idealism. With a multicultural cast, National Players brings the true story of this incredibly insightful young girl that is often read in school to the stage in hopes of inspiring the next generation to stand up for justice rather than sit back in apathy. Student and Teacher tickets are available! Student and Teacher tickets must be picked up at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center Box Office with a valid ID or proof of age. Students must be under 18 years of age or have a valid student ID. While supplies last. Ticket prices may not be combined with any other offer or discount. February 7th As You Like It By William Shakespeare By William Shakespeare Directed by Jason King Jones Banished from the only home she’s ever known, Rosalind escapes to the Forest of Arden with her cousin Celia and their fool Touchstone. While disguised as a man, Rosalind meets fellow outcasts in the forest, including the dashing and lovesick Orlando. Determined to woo him, Rosalind persuades Orlando in her male disguise to win her heart. For only if Orlando loves her as a man will Rosalind know he truly loves her. With a ten person ensemble, National Players melds classic language with contemporary staging of Shakespeare’s imaginative tale about city folk venturing into the woods. A romantic comedy by The Olney Theatre Center’s National Players touring production about girls, boys, losing oneself

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and finding oneself again. Student and Teacher tickets are available! Student and Teacher tickets must be picked up at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center Box Office with a valid ID or proof of age. Students must be under 18 years of age or have valid student ID. While supplies last. Ticket prices may not be combined with any other offer or discount. February 22th - 23rd Steve Solomon’s From Brooklyn To Broadway In Only 50 Years! Steve Solomon is back with an evening of hilarious comedy. The author and star of one of the longest running oneman comedies in Broadway history: My Mother’s Italian, My Father’s Jewish & I’m In Therapy, Solomon brings a night

of pure enjoyment using his gift for acting, dialects and voices, bringing to life twenty or more oddball people in hysterical situations that we can all relate to. From family to friends, from TSA officers

to Steve’s doctors ... from Brooklyn to Broadway! You’ll recognize these characters from your own life and leave the theater wiping tears of laughter from your eyes. Don’t miss this show! The Aventura Arts & Cultural Center offers several convenient ways to purchase tickets to our outstanding performances and educational programs. Buy tickets online, by phone at: (877) 311.7469. Or at our box office, Broward Center’s AutoNation Box Office and Parker Playhouse Box Office. Ticketmaster is the only official ticketing service of the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center and all of its affiliated venues. Know who you are buying from when you purchase tickets. The Aventura Arts & Cultural Center and its

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Potato Ice Cream on Crumbled Chocolate Potato Cake Are you a potato fan? Have you ever had potato for dessert? Well if you haven’t had a potato for dessert you are missing out. Here is a great recipe to start off your culinary spud adventure. Ingredients: Chocolate Potato Cake • 5 Idaho® Russet Potatoes • 300 grams flour, sifted • 3 tablespoons cocoa powder • 3 teaspoons baking powder • 1/2 teaspoon salt • 1/8 teaspoon nutmeg • 1/8 teaspoon cinnamon • 50 grams almond flour • 90 grams dark chocolate, grated • 225 grams butter • 450 grams sugar • 4 eggs, separated and whites whipped until stiff • 150 milliliters milk • 150 grams riced potato, cold

Ingredients: Potato Ice Cream • 5 reserved baked potato skins • 9 egg yolks • 3/4 cup sugar • 2 cups whole milk • 2 cups heavy cream Ingredients: Smoked Hot Fudge • 3/4 cup butter • 12 ounces dark chocolate • 1 1/2 cups heavy cream • 1 cup corn syrup • 1/2 cup brown sugar • 1/2 cup cocoa powder • 1/2 teaspoon salt • Seeds from 1 vanilla bean, scraped Directions: Chocolate Potato Cake Preheat oven to 400°F. Bake the potatoes until tender, about 45 minutes. Scoop potato flesh out of the skins. Rice potato flesh and refrig-

erate. Save skins for use in ice cream. In a medium bowl, sift together the flour, cocoa powder, baking powder, salt, nutmeg and cinnamon. Mix in the almond flour and grated chocolate In a large bowl, cream the butter, then add the sugar and egg yolks and mix thoroughly until combined. Mix the dry ingredients into the butter mixture, then add the milk and riced potato. Fold in the egg whites. Preheat oven to 350°F. Pour the batter into a 9-in. x 12-in. cake pan and bake until a toothpick comes out clean, 1 to 1 1/2 hours. Let cool. Directions: Potato Ice Cream Preheat oven to 350°F. Roast reserved potato skins until just crispy and dry, about 10 minutes. Mix the yolks and sugar in a medium bowl and set aside. Simmer the milk, cream and roasted potato skins in a saucepot over low heat until infused,

30 minutes. Strain the milk and potatoskin mixture over the yolks and sugar mixture. Transfer back to saucepot, return to low heat and stir until mixture coats the back of a spoon (crème anglaise), 6 to 10 minutes. Chill for 3 to 4 hours, then churn in an ice-cream maker. Directions: Smoked Hot Fudge Use a smoke gun to infuse the butter with a strong smoke flavor, about 4 minutes. In a pot over low heat, stir the smoked butter with the remaining ingredients until melted and shiny, 6 to 10 minutes. Use immediately or let cool. Directions: Assembly Crumble some of the cake into a serving bowl. Add a quenelle of ice cream, then spoon over some hot fudge. Sprinkle with coarse salt, garnish with potato chips and serve.

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