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BY BRAD WASIL, Assistant Community Association Manager
The March Townhome Service Area Committee meeting did not take place due to the lack of agenda items. A comple te copy of all official minutes can be obtained on the Community Network (www.BaldwinParkNetwork.com). The April TSAC meeting was set for Thursday, April 20. UPDATES: • 2017 Preventative maintenance work has started in the City Home #1 service area and should be completed by the end of March. Preventative maintenance work will then begin in the City Home #2 service area. • Five (5) City Home #2 buildings are approved to be repainted this year. At this point, 1835-1839 Britlyn Alley, 1807-1819 Meeting Place, 1804-1822 Prospect Avenue and 1832-1850 Sipes Alley have been re-painted and the contractor is currently working on the final building located at 1827-1843 Meeting Place.
HELPFUL INFORMATION FOR TOWNHOME OWNERS: Do you need proof of insurance for your townhome? If so, you can find the latest contact information for the insurance carrier by going to the Baldwin Park Network (www.BaldwinParkNetwork.com), after you log-in, go to Association Information > Residential Owners Association > Townhome Service Area Committee > Property Insurance. Currently you can e-mail CAD@sihle.com or fax your request to 407-389-8416. Make sure to include the following: Association name (Baldwin Park Residential Owner’s Association) • The address of the property • The name of the borrower/unit owner • Your lender’s name, address and loan number • The mortgagee clause required • Contact information for distribution of proof of coverage for lender and owner.
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Plant/sod Replacements/Fill-Ins The replacements/fill-ins for City Homes #4 Mews, Union Park, Lower Union Mews, Virginia Park and Enders park have been completed.
BY STACEY FRYREAR, Community Association Manager
The following information is a glimpse of the business the ROA Board of Directors addressed at the March 28, 2017 meeting. A complete copy of the official minutes can be obtained on the Community Network (www. BaldwinParkNetwork.com) once approved by the Board of Directors during the April 25, 2017 Meeting.
Playground Mulch Replenish The playground mulch at High Park, Union Park and Ender Park playgrounds will be replenished in April.
The Board approved S&S Roofing Systems, Inc. to repair the cupola at Grace Hopper Hall. The Board approved various painting/other proposals for the facility centers/pools/mews areas.
City Homes # 4 Pergolas (cap and paint) The pergolas have been completed and look great.
UPDATES: Union Park Picnic Tables The picnic tables have been assembled and installed.
Surveillance Systems for Union Park Playground and Enders Playground Staff met with the surveillance systems experts about adding cameras at these two locations. An update/proposal will be brought to a future meeting.
Insurable Evaluation The approved insurable evaluation for the ROA park/rec centers has been completed. It has been supplied to the reserve study professional and the Residential Owners
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Community Happenings What a great neighborhood we live in!
BY DENNY O’NEIL, Baldwin Park Residential Owners Association President
Instead of the normal traffic concerns, crime prevention tips, and Residential Owners Association content, I’m providing: Tales from Penn’s Woods. (“Pennsylvania” means Penn’s Woods. William Penn was the founder of the state.) HORSE CHESTNUT WARS I grew up in a small town in northwestern Pennsylvania. Our neighbor’s house across the street had many horse chestnut trees on his lot. These trees grow to a size similar to live oak trees. (Horse chestnuts grow in spiny green seed pods and are not to be confused with chestnuts as in “chestnuts roasting on an open fire.” Horse chestnuts cannot be eaten, whereas chestnuts can.) When you peel back the spiny green pod, you will find two or three horse chestnuts. As kids, my friends and I thought the new chestnuts were pretty, but what we really cared about was the number we could gather up in preparation for the next battle in the horse chestnut wars. About five blocks down the street were a bunch of other kids who were also gathering up horse chestnuts. Spontaneous wars were always erupting summer through fall when the horse chestnuts fell from the trees. I suppose it was a little dangerous that we were throwing horse chestnuts at each other, but we didn’t think much about it (we were under ten years old). At any rate, although getting hit by one of the horse chestnuts could sting and leave a mark, we didn’t care, and we had a ball as the battle lines moved back and forth across the five-block area. Usually about twenty boys organized very loosely into two “armies” were engaged. One day you might be on one side, the next day the other. The day’s battle would end when one side caused the other to flee the field of battle. Sometimes you’d get captured by the other army and had to surrender (think “Christmas Story” - Ralphie and friends getting caught by Scut Farkus) and give your remaining ammunition to the other side. All of us, the horse chestnut wars veterans, remained friends through the years. I wonder if kids today in my hometown still have horse chestnut wars. THE POLLYWOG POND The horse chestnut wars ended for me at age ten when my family bought a house in a new neighborhood, about a mile distant from my old one and without any horse chestnut trees. But when one door gets shut, another opens. 12 | MAY 2017 - BALDWIN PARK LIVING
My new neighborhood was located close to “the woods.” The woods were owned by someone who had stripper oil wells (shallow oil wells) all over the woods. A centrally located pump house provided power to the oil pumps via a lot of steel cables which ran out from the pump house like a spider web. The cables provided another danger to my friends and me when we ran through the woods. The cables were supported by metal tripods about six feet high with a hook hanging from the apex of the tripods. Some of the cables ran a few inches above the ground while others ran as high as four or five feet above the ground – these were the dangerous ones because if you weren’t paying attention you might run into one with your head or neck which could result in some serious damage to you. The Pollywog Pond was named for the pollywogs which grew up in it. (A pollywog is a life stage of a frog; it looks like a small fish with a big head.) The Pollywog Pond was simply a great place for kids. We went there almost every day except in winter, when we went occasionally to walk and play on the ice covering it. The pond was about maybe 30 feet by 30 feet square. Yes, square. It was originally built as a spring-fed reservoir for several homes. The pond was shallow around the edges and only two or three feet deep at the center. Along the western side of it, the low side because the pond was on the slope of a hill, ran a stone wall built of large rectangular foundation building stones. Sometime in the past a few stones were removed to allow the reservoir to drain, but the pond was deeper than the remaining wall, so some water remained. All of the area kids had a lot of fun at the pond. We caught pollywogs, crayfish, and water bugs in it. We ventured out to the center of the pond on wood rafts we built and pretended we were riverboat pirates (Davy Crockett on TV had an episode in which he fought them). We floated our plastic model warships, pirate ships, etc. on the pond. And, boys being boys, we threw M80s (a kind of fireworks) into it to watch the water spout up with the explosion, and we also blew up some of our model ships in the pond. We spent hours playing there. And often we would return on another day to use our raft only to find it, destroyed by some unknown boys. No problem, we’d just use the raft remains to build a new one. A few years ago, I went back to the Pollywog Pond only to find it silted up and with trees growing in it. Things change, but it is a shame the pond isn’t available for kids play.
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Pet Spotlight BY SAM MAZZOTTA
Keeping your pet happy & healthy – Calming a fearful dog DEAR PAW’S CORNER: My little Schnoodle, “Daisy,” hates noises, thunder, firecrackers and more – but only indoors. We can be outside and have large trucks go by with air brakes squealing, and she doesn’t care. But ordinary house noises, like windows creaking, have begun to bother her recently. Last year I got a new front door and it really cracks and creaks in the afternoon when it gets hot. She is petrified of this, shaking and panting the entire time. Please help, as we are at our wits’ end. – Pam, via email
DEAR PAM: If the issue started over the past year, have the veterinarian check her out thoroughly. Not just her hearing and sight, but for any underlying conditions. While Schnoodles are less prone to certain health conditions of their parent breeds (poodle and Schnauzer), they could still suffer from inherited conditions. According to the AKC, autoimmune thyroiditis is one possibility; behavioral changes like excessive anxiety are among the symptoms of this condition. However, even completely healthy dogs can develop a phobia to noise, perhaps because they attach a negative experience to a specific noise. In that case, TLC and training can help, along with medication if needed. Talk to the vet about Daisy’s noise phobia and work out a treatment and training plan, if possible. For example, use anti-anxiety medication for a time to help Daisy stay calmer, but then begin replacing meds with positive-stimulation training. This is done by making the sound that causes anxiety, but giving Daisy a favorite treat or praise each time the sound is made. There’s more to it than I have room to explain here, so consider working with a trainer to help Daisy handle that creaky door.
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ISN’T IT DANGEROUS TO GIVE PETS YEAST? DEAR PAW’S CORNER: You recently told a cat owner that it was OK to give her pet yeast as a supplement. Yeast is supposed to be very bad for pets. Why did you recommend it? – Concerned in Cincinnati DEAR CONCERNED: This is a great opportunity to discuss the difference between live yeast and brewer’s or nutritional yeast. You’re right that live yeast, particularly dough leavened with yeast, can be a danger to pets. If, for example, your cat gets up on the kitchen counter where your soon-to-be loaf of bread is rising, and eats the raw dough, trouble could be brewing. That dough may continue to rise in its stomach, and could cause a blockage in the digestive system that, if not treated immediately, could be fatal. Brewer’s or nutritional yeast, on the other hand, is a “dead” yeast. Once it has been propagated (grown) in a medium like molasses (for nutritional yeast) or as part of the beer-brewing process (for brewer’s yeast), it’s pasteurized and dried. This stops the yeast from multiplying, while retaining its nutrients, like B vitamins. Brewer’s yeast has either a powder or flake consistency, unlike active yeast, which is packaged as small granules. The amount of brewer’s yeast to give a pet depends on its weight. Follow the dosage instructions on the package -- typically the yeast is mixed in with a pet’s food. Most pet formulations of brewer’s yeast also contain powdered garlic, which is said to help ward off fleas and ticks. Garlic can be toxic to cats and dogs, making it doubly important to follow instructions exactly and contact the vet immediately if a pet consumes too much.
TAKE THE HIGH ROAD TO PROTECT A CAT DEAR PAW’S CORNER: Before moving out about five months ago we found a good home for our cat, “Figaro.” I supplied everything the new owner would need, like his litter box and litter, food, etc. A week later, the new owner called and said Fig’s eye was weeping. He did suffer from that a year ago, so I bought the same over-the-counter medicine and delivered it to her. Four months later, she called again and accused me of knowing Fig had a pre-existing condition. She demanded I come retrieve him, and that I also take him to the vet. I was shocked. What should I have done? – Sorry for the Cat Problems
DEAR SORRY: I believe the new owner just didn’t want to take care of a cat. And instead of taking Fig to the vet to treat his eye problem with a stronger medication, she waited four months and then dumped him back on you. I’m pretty upset at this, and I know you are, too, because the victim here is Fig. He lost one home already, and now he’s losing a second hxe, and he’s sick. He may wind up in a shelter. I’m not sure how this might play out legally, but we’re dealing with a living being here, and Fig’s welfare is at stake. So, take the high road and be Fig’s hero. If there is any way you can take him in for a few weeks while you rehome him, please try. Or, ask the new owner for time while you find someone else to care for him. Also, find out if the new owner has taken Fig to the vet. If not, and if you have the resources, offer to pay for the visit and medicine.
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MAY EVENTS scum and villainy. You must be cautious, ‘cuz the May the Fourth Sip and Stroll returns from 5-8 p.m. on Thursday May 4. Ticket buyers will enjoy craft beer and boutique wine, all while dodging those pesky Join the Legion posters. Multiple stops. Check in will be at Redlight Redlight (2810 Corrine Drive, Orlando.) Love Star Wars, but don’t want to do the Sip and Stroll? That’s ok! We’d love to have you visit and hang out, too. Audbon Park Garden District Sip and Strolls are always family friendly. Children welcome with parents or guardians.
05.5 FIRST FRIDAY DE MAYO will be 5:30-9:30
05.05 05.1 THE LOVELY STORY TIME is from 9:30-11:30 a.m. every Monday. Join us for story time at The Lovely Boutique. There are four age groups for reading at different levels to teach your kids the love of reading. At 9:30 it’s story time for babies up to crawlers. At 10 a.m. it’s story time for babies on the move and little walkers. At 10:30 a.m. bring your twoyear-olds. At 11 a.m. it’s story time for age three to PreK. Caregivers are welcome to sit or wander the store, depending on your child’s needs. It’s all at Bookmark It at The Lovely, 2906 Corrine Dr., Orlando. 05.1 FIRST FREE MONDAYS RETURNS TO LEU GARDENS on May 1. It had been suspended
temporarily during the Dinosaur Invasion exhibit in the gardens, but it’s back. Enjoy the beauty of Orlando’s big botanical garden for free every first Monday of the month. Visit leugardens.org for information on becoming a member.
05.1 LOVE NEW BOOKS? Get to read advance reader copies of books that aren’t even in print yet during ARC Week at Bookmark It at The Lovely, 2906 Corrine Dr., Orlando. Publishers send the bookstore dozens of advance reader copies every month. Come help sort through stacks of novels and snag up to three free ARCs. Help review books before they’re out! The events is May 1-7. 05.4 MAY THE FOURTH BE WITH YOU as it’s that time
of year again to take a sip and stroll in a galaxy far, far away. It’s a “Star Wars” themed sip and stroll as once a year the Audubon Park Garden District becomes a wretched hive of
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p.m. on Friday, May 5, along New Broad Street in the Village Center. This free festival celebrates our normal First Friday of the Month with Cinco de Mayo. A portion of New Broad Street will be closed to thru traffic and attendees will be able to stroll the festival with drinks in hand, taking advantage of the live music, artist/vendor booth, food trucks including La Empanada, Mi Casita, and Tamale Co. Featured are many Central Florida based small businesses and non-profit organizations with products and offerings ranging from health and fitness, to beauty and fashion, as well as community service opportunities. Sponsored by Sprint and BOOM Marketing & Events. For more information: https://www.baldwinparkevents.com/5-5-17first-friday-de-mayo
05.5 COLIBRI MEXICAN CUISINE will also be celebrating Cinco De Mayo the authentic Mexican way with special drinks expected, so stay tuned at their website colibriorlando.com 05.5 GET IN THE MOOD FOR INTRIGUE WITH ‘DIAL M FOR MURDER’
at Leu Gardens’ movie night for May. Enjoy the movie in the beautiful garden. Bring blankets, chairs, a picnic basket and a bottle of wine. Curbie’s Sidewalk Café will be there, along with Peak Season Pops selling popsicles and popcorn. The gardens open for movie time at 6 p.m., with the film rolling at 8:30 p.m. This month’s movie, “Dial M for Murder,” is an Alfred Hitchcock classic. When an ex-tennis pro carries out a plot to murder his wife, things go wrong, and he improvises a brilliant plan B.
05.13 GET YOUR HEART RATE UP and help raise money to benefit Canine Companions for Independence beginning at 8 a.m. on Saturday, May 13. The 6th Annual Circuit Breaker Challenge is a fun workout competition that is appropriate for all ages and fitness levels. Participants will depart from Workout 32789 and walk or run through Hannibal Square and Park Avenue. Everyone will receive an event T-shirt and a swag bag full of sponsored goodies. Prizes will be given to the top three participants. Those over the age of 12 will need to pay a donation of $25 to participate. For more information, please visit workout32789.com/.
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p.m. on Monday, July 3 in the Village Center and Harbor Park. Presented by the Baldwin Park Joint Committee and sponsored by Westminster Communities and Lake Baldwin Church, this event is a community highlight with more than 100 vendors, a kiddie fun zone, a beer garden, food trucks, Baldwin Park’s own Room2 band, a 15-minute fireworks show at 9:15 p.m., and draws more than 20,000 attendees! Sponsorships and vendor spots available. Check out more information at https://www. baldwinparkevents.com/independence-bash
CLASSES, CLUBS & COMMITTEES CLASSES
Yoga for Women is at Grace Hopper Hall on Fridays at 8 a.m. Email bluemoonyoga1@aol.com Power Yoga is at Grace Hopper Hall on Fridays at 9:15 a.m. Email bluemoonyoga1@aol.com
05.19 PARTY IN THE PARK will be 7-10 p.m. Friday, May 19 at a park location TBD. You have asked and we have delivered! A private party for Baldwin Park adult residents. Dine - Drink - Dance as the band plays your favorite tunes. There will be three local food trucks - Currywurst, The Local Chef, and Chicken Waffle Grill; a cash bar by Pat’s Liquor, Leaf & Wine; and some corn hole boards to add to the fun. Hosted by Baldwin Park Residential Owner Association. Advance tickets are available to purchase on www. BaldwinParkEvents.com For information on sponsoring this event, contact sydney@consultboom.com
Strong Body/Fit Mind is at Enders Gathering Room on Mondays at 12:30 p.m. Class combines functional yoga moves with life-long learning opportunities. All levels welcome. Contact Becca at 407-276-3478. Pilates Mat Class is at Enders Park Gathering Room on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10 a.m. Email PilatesTherapyCollective@gmail. com
Cruise & Travel Club Contact: Kathleen at kmptravel@icloud.com
Meetup Group Contact: Lianna D’Angelo at Lianna@soteraliving.com Rotary Club Contact: Kathleen Peters at kmptravel@icloud.com The Page Turners Contact: Maureen Sheehy at MaureenMSheehy@gmail.com
ASSOCIATION COMMITTEES
Residential Architectural Review Committee Contact: Jessica Stewart at JStewart@BaldwinParkpoa.com Covenants Committee OPEN
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Basketball Contact: Rick Schreiber at rickschreiber2@gmail.com
Townhome Service Area Committee Contact: Brad Wasil at BWasil@BaldwinParkpoa.com
Kids’ Club Contact: Julie at bpkidsclub1@gmail.com
Commercial Service Area Manager Contact: Melissa Parker at MParker@BaldwinParkpoa.com
Nifty 50s … Plus Contact: Diane at niftyfiftiesplus@gmail.com
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Culture For Your Calendar BY JOSH GARRICK
MAY 5 TO 7 – ORLANDO BALLET PRESENTS ‘A CINDERELLA STORY’
The 1950’s is the setting for Val Caniparoli’s “A Cinderella Story,” a retelling of everybody’s favorite fairy tale. Performed by the Orlando Ballet, this unique vision of the story comes to us with couture-inspired costumes, choreography created for Richard Rodgers’ music, and a score for jazz orchestra with live music from the Central Florida Community Arts Big Band. Call 844-513-2014 or visit orlandoballet.org
MAY 9 TO 14 – FAIRWINDS BROADWAY IN ORLANDO PRESENTS ‘MATILDA’
Winner of 50 international awards, including four Tony Awards, “Matilda the Musical” is the story of an extraordinary girl who, armed with a vivid imagination and a sharp mind, dares to take a stand and change her own destiny. Based on the beloved novel by Roald Dahl, “Matilda” continues to thrill sold-out audiences of all ages on Broadway and in London’s West End. At the Dr. Phillips Center for one week, call 844.513.2014 or visit drphillipscenter.org
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MAY 6 – THE SPRINGS CONCERT 2017: The Music of ABBA At the Springs Concert 2017, the Orlando Philharmonic and world-class touring act Jeans ‘n Classics celebrate the music of the Swedish singing sensation ABBA. With hundreds of millions of albums sold, ABBA is among the most successful
music groups in history. People of all ages remember the songs “Dancing Queen,” “Mamma Mia,” “Take a Chance on Me,” and “SOS,” which topped the charts worldwide from 1974 to 1982. Grab your picnic basket and call 407-770-0071 or visit orlandophil.org
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MAY 11 & 12 – CENTRAL FLORIDA COMMUNITY ARTS PRESENTS ‘WISH UPON A STAR’
MAY 12 – MARTIN SEXTON AT THE DR. PHILLIPS CENTER
Syracuse native Martin Sexton got his start singing in the subways of Boston in the early ‘90s. Still fiercely independent, while headlining venues from The Fillmore to Carnegie Hall, his songs have influenced a generation of artists. While his songs have appeared in television series as well as numerous films, it is his incendiary live show and matter-of-fact lyrics that keep fans coming back for more. Call 844-513-2014 or visit drphillipscenter.org
MAY 16 – JULIANNE & DEREK HOUGH IN “MOVE BEYOND LIVE ON TOUR”
Dance superstar siblings Julianne and Derek Hough will star in their all-new dance production “MOVE Beyond - Live on Tour” at the Dr. Phillips Center. This complete stage production, with sets, costumes and a cast of talented dancers, will headline the Houghs in solo, duet and group performances in styles ranging from ballroom and tap to salsa, hip-hop and everything in-between. Dance Superstar VIP packages are available for this event from $300 to $1,000. Call 844-513-2014 or visit drphillipscenter.org
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The growth of the CFCArts Community Choir to over 330 voices makes it one of the largest in the country! This achievement will be celebrated with a Disney revue aptly titled “Wish Upon a Star.” With music from the classics Cinderella, Peter Pan and Jungle Book, to the blockbusters Hercules, Frozen, and The Lion King, this fully produced, multi-media experience will see actors, dancers, musicians and singers bring to life the world of Disney fun for all ages. Performances will be held at Northland Church at 7:30 p.m. on both evenings. Call 407-937-1800 x710 or visit cfcarts.com
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Culture For Your Calendar MAY 19 – THE HEAD AND THE HEART AT DR. PHILLIPS CENTER
In 2014, after years of non-stop touring, the six members of The Head And The Heart set out for new relationships and new adventures. When they regrouped last summer to start writing again, “it almost felt like we were a new band,” bassist Chris Zasche recalls. That new sense of purpose can be felt throughout “Signs of Light,” the group’s first release for Warner Bros. “This is the album where we really fell into our true voices as artists,” said Charity Rose Thielen. Call 844-5132014 or visit drphillipscenter.org
MAY 20 – OPERA ORLANDO’S 2ND ANNUAL GALA – “THE GILDED AGE”
It’s “Roaring 20’s” glamour and the Gatsby-esque revelry of an unforgettable party as our one-year-old wunderkind Opera Orlando pulls out all the stops to make this year’s gala one of the most enjoyable events of 2017. Hosted by legendary baritone Sherrill Milnes, the party begins with opera stars from across the globe. Add a silent auction, a live auction, a wondrous dinner, guests from the Roaring 20’s, and a video tribute to Guest of Honor John Ruggieri, who has contributed immeasurably to assure the future for opera in Central Florida. At the Dr. Phillips Center, tickets are $250, tables start at $2000. Black Tie/Roaring 20’s attire suggested. Call 407-512-1900 or visit operaorlando.org/tickets.
MAY 21 – DR. PHILLIPS CENTER PRESENTS FRANKIE VALLI & THE FOUR SEASONS
The original “Jersey Boy,” Frankie Valli is a true American legend. His incredible career with the Four Seasons, as well as his solo success, has spawned countless hit singles including “Sherry,” “Walk Like a Man,” “Rag Doll,” and “Grease.” His songs have anchored iconic movies, and over 200 artists have done cover versions of his work. Back by popular demand, his sold out show last year paid tribute to a unique voice that is still going strong for the audiences who love him. Call 844-513-2014 or visit drphillipscenter.org
MAY 28 – AN EVENING WITH TEDESCHI TRUCKS BAND
Led by guitar virtuoso Derek Trucks and singer-guitarist Susan Tedeschi, the Grammy Award-winning 12-member Tedeschi Trucks Band comes to Orlando for one night only on May 28. Since 2010, TTB has seen all three of their albums debut in the Top 15 of the Billboard 200, and won a Grammy for their debut album “Revelator.” Their new “Let Me Get By” is completely homegrown, produced by Derek Trucks with all original material from the TTB family. Call 844-513-2014 or visit drphillipscenter.org 235695
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As the spring heats up, Baldwin Park is seeing some business seeds sprouting to fill out the Village Center. Look for these businesses opening soon.
New business in the Village Integrate Wellness Center held its grand opening on April 21 at its new location at 4625 Halder Lane, Suite B in Baldwin park. The wellness center will offer a combination of services with traditional chiropractic adjustments plus Network Spinal Analysis, a gentle non-force technique that works directly with the spine and central nervous system. The duo of Dr. Scherina Ali and Dr. James Butcher are ready to take new patients, performing exams, running diagnostic tests and prescribing nutraceuticals. They missed an expected Easter opening date, but Tutto Café may be open by the time this magazine arrives. Look for it at 4833 New Broad Street serving up coffee, paninis, pastries and other Italian delights. It’s expected to offer artistic lattes and coffees that are difficult to find
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Help plan Corrine Drive’s future MetroPlan Orlando has launched a survey to find out what you envision for Corrine Drive and how you want to get there. The Corrine Drive study will use MetroPlan Orlando’s draft Complete Streets policy to showcase how Complete Streets approaches can shape a corridor. MetroPlan Orlando is leading the Corrine Drive Complete Streets Study in coordination with Orange County, City of Orlando, and City of Winter Park. Corrine Drive is owned by Orange County, maintained by the City of Orlando, and adjacent to the City of Winter Park. The study is expected to continue for about 18 months and will include technical work and data analysis, along with various opportunities for the public to be involved in discussing a vision for Corrine Drive that makes it accessible for all users. Please answer these 11 questions and give your thoughts on the future of the area. The survey closes May 30. Take the survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ CorrineStudy
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Education Do you have a careerreadiness roadmap?
As I think about my career journey, I reflect back to my undergraduate experience at the University of Illinois. Similar to many undergraduates at Rollins College, I received an athletic scholarship to attend college and felt as if much of my academic year was divided between academics and athletics. During the summers of my sophomore and junior years, I completed undergraduate research as a McNair Scholar and participated in a summer internship with the local park district. However, I had not begun to think about my future career plans, or even start to make meaning of my previous experiences in college. It was not until my senior year, when the question was asked, “What are you going to do after graduation in May?” Now, that question was not posed by an academic or career advisor, or a professor, or mentor, or athletic coach, or even my mother. It was posed by a college boyfriend – and hearing that question, I began to panic. My anxiety was grounded in the realities that I was facing, since I knew I was not going to the Olympics in track and field, I knew I was not marrying this college boyfriend, and I knew I had not begun to think about the answer to his question. The anxiety I felt when asked about my plans after graduation is not an uncommon experience for today’s undergraduate. With the increasing pressures to obtain employability skills before graduating, combined with the challenges of a competitive job market and navigating the job search process, undergraduates are often intimidated by the idea of career planning. As a result, undergraduates often delay the career preparation process until their senior year. This anxiety is real, and can have a lasting impact on how graduates perceive their overall college experience. However, by asking undergraduates to engage in the career preparation process earlier in their college journey and providing them with a roadmap of both curricular and co-curricular experiences to explore – we can equip students with invaluable transferable skills and competencies, and the confidence necessary to pursue meaningful lives and productive careers. I believe a career-readiness roadmap is an integrative process that spans across the four years of an undergraduate experience. Each academic year, undergraduates should devise this roadmap based on academic courses, experiential learning, leadership development, and career exploration practices they plan to pursue. However, the educational and professional development of undergraduates must be a shared responsibility of the entire college community, established by strong partnerships with academic departments, student affairs, career center, alumni and other campus partners. As co-educators, we can help undergraduates understand the value of each curricular and co-curricular experience, and the impact to their career journey. 2 8 | MAY 2017 - BALDWIN PARK LIVING
By following their personal career-readiness roadmap, students have the opportunity to discover their strengths, as well as engage in experiences that will require them to reflect on who they are and how they connect to the world. I now often encourage students to start early in their college career by asking themselves common existential questions, such as “Who am I?” or “What is my purpose in life?” These types of questions are part of the ethos of what it means to be liberally educated and by engaging in the exploration of those answers our students can be career-ready. These experiences over four years will shape their self-understanding and confidence to articulate the transferable skills gain in supporting future endeavors. As I reflect back on my career journey, I am reminded that my collegiate experiences did not prepare me for my first job out of college, but for many careers throughout my lifetime. We know the journey in life is complex and we must consistently be reassessing what skills are necessary to be successful. Therefore, we want our undergraduates to develop skills and habits that they will utilize throughout their lifetime. No matter which path our students take, we can be confident in knowing that our work has empowered graduates to pursue meaningful lives and productive careers. Allisa D. Gilliean-Johnson, career-readiness roadmap, University of Illinois, Rollins College, McNair Scholar, career advisor, graduation, job market
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Warrior One founder Kim Zamoff teaches yoga in her studio professionally, but also teaches a free class weekly in Blue Jacket Park.
On April 4, 2013, Kim Zamoff woke up and grabbed a cup of Joe from Stardust Video and Coffee at the corner of Winter Park Road and Marble Avenue. It was her 45th birthday when she walked down Corrine Drive and spotted an empty storefront with a simple little sign that read “For Rent”. Fast forward four years and Kim, now 49, teaches a yoga teachers retreat at Blue Jacket Park. A group of about 30 women hum in meditating prayer with their hands palm to palm in front of their chests. Kim, blonde in iridescent blue glasses and yoga pants with heart cut-outs, asks them if they can feel the earth beneath them. “The earth is so good,” Kim said. They lift their arms, their fingers splayed in the air. Kim has been active all of her life. Growing up, she played basketball, volleyball, and at 16 she taught aerobics classes. In college, she rowed competitively at the University of Washington. The Seattle native turned to yoga to stay healthy and balance out the intense workouts as an athlete. What started out as a fun way to destress soon became Kim’s passion, leading her and her husband to open Warrior One Yoga and Spin Studio in 2013. “It just really made sense, you know,” Kim said. “It’s hard to describe, but you just feel really good when you do it.” 32 | MAY 2017 - BALDWIN PARK LIVING
Before becoming a full-time yoga instructor, Kim taught high school English for 12 years. She has a Master’s in Education and her experience dealing with teenagers for many years helps with managing large classes in her studio. In 1995, Kim attended a teacher training course similar to the one she teaches to her own students. Outside Santa Cruz, California, Kim lived in the wilderness for a month, doing yoga from sunup to sundown. “I really felt like a different person when I was done with that,” Kim said. A few years later, she met her husband. It was 1998 and they worked together in a restaurant in Seattle. Soon, Kim became Dore Zamoff ’s first yoga instructor. Dore, 46, originally started doing yoga because it helped him feel good and at first, the exercise became a sort of coping mechanism for his stresses at his restaurant job. Now, yoga means more. “Yoga makes me feel good, and that has evolved into not just making me feel good, it creates a situation where I can make others feel good and empower myself to empower others,” Dore said. “And now it’s evolved into empowering the whole community.” The Zamoffs put a lot of effort into supporting others. They hold a free community class every week, hold food drives to donate to the Jewish Family Services of Greater Orlando and Fern Creek Elementary, support an animal rescue farm in Ocala and offer free classes to libraries and schools in the area. Kim said there are many ways to impact a community, even if they seem unconventional. She said yoga is about finding your voice and that’s what she wants to impress upon the public. “It’s not about doing acrobatics or gymnastics,” Kim said. “It’s about being inspiring and connecting to people.” In 2013, Kim’s mother passed away, and Kim’s focus changed again. “I had a shift in my perspective, and I realized I wanted to do something bigger with my life and have more impact,” Kim said. The former schoolteacher decided then the empty storefront would become her own yoga studio. Soon, the empty windows would be covered with bright curtains and twinkle lights, the walls full of swirling hues of paint and the floors dotted with yoga mats of all colors. Studio manager Danielle Cosgrove, 26, has been working at Warrior One almost since it opened, coming in around late August of 2013. She said Kim and Dore are not only supportive bosses, but she considers them her best friends and family. “A lot of people say what they feel here is love and it’s hard to
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Senior Living Recognizing stroke: acting ‘FAST’ saves lives BY PAMELA RUBEN
While National Stroke Awareness month takes place in May, for my family it takes place all year-round… My mother’s stroke was diagnosed by her manicurist (which was later confirmed by the ER), just about two years ago to this day. We are forever grateful that Olga noticed the changes in my mom, and reached out for emergency help. While I am not suggesting that you leave your neurologist for a consultation (or a manipedi) with your nail stylist, I am proposing that all of us who work with seniors in our daily lives are advocates for the older adults whose lives we touch. When my mom walked into the salon on that fateful day, Olga immediately recognized that something was “off.” My mom was displaying classic stroke symptoms, with one-side of her face drooping and her speech “slurry” and unclear. My mother had been feeling “unwell” all day, but was unable to put her symptoms together on her own. Olga “acted FAST” when presented with a very different version of my mom, and called my sister right away. Moments later my “mom” was zipped off to the ER. Olga (excuse the pun) really “nailed this one”, looking out for her client, and possibly saving her life. Mary Carter Eick, owner of Griswold Home Care in Seminole and North Orange Counties, shares a similar story experienced by one of her home care aides, who are senior advocates in their daily work with older adult clients. Recently, the aide was working with a regular client “who just didn’t seem to be himself ”. With a long-held affinity and training for the elderly, combined with knowledge of the client and his habits, the aide reached out and contacted the client’s son for additional input. Though the senior wasn’t a “poster child” for stroke like my mom, it turns out he, too, had experienced a stroke. With stroke symptoms, sometimes obvious and sometimes not, how do we know when someone needs immediate medical attention? Longwood neurologist, Bruce Hoffen M.D. suggests following the “as an effective way to recognize stroke symptoms. Dr. Hoffen shared, “If you suspect someone is experiencing a stroke, start by looking for drooping on one side of the face. Ask the person to raise their arms, and check for one arm that may be drifting. Since speech is often affected, ask them to repeat a simple sentence, listening for signs of unclearness or confusion. If the person is experiencing any of these symptoms, time is of the essence, and get emergency help. If a stroke is caught within a specific time window, special clot busting drugs may be able to reverse damaging effects.” Less obvious symptoms that Hoffen points out are sudden trouble seeing, balance and coordination problems that come on quickly, and sudden severe headaches in older adults with no known cause. How will my family celebrate this second “stroke-aversary” (as
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Clean living after a long dusty road Royal Maid owners traveled to the Arctic and back again.
A year after David Salley sold his South Florida lawn care business, his Dodge Durango’s tires crunched over the only road that reaches Prudhoe Bay, 500 miles north of Fairbanks, Alaska, a dirt highway surrounded by nowhere, heading to some of the coldest water on Earth.
His entire family was packed inside the SUV headed on a side trip into the wilderness that dwarfs most people’s entire vacations. His Wheaten Terrier, Angel, feet propped up on the dashboard, stared into the dusty distance as the road wound interminably north. After more than 20 years in landscaping, this was the escape he’d been looking for. The family had sold nearly everything, their business, their home, put the rest in storage and climbed into a new black-on-silver-on-gold 45-foot-long RV in Palm Beach County headed north, destination anywhere. “We decided to do an unconventional family adventure,” he said. Sooner or later, they’d have to come home, but that day, the longest day of the year, when the sun would never set, they were headed as far from home as they could drive. FAST FORWARD On a cool day in early April this year, inside Royal Maid cleaning service near Baldwin Park, David spun yarns about life on the road, in between dispatching employees. The family business has more than 20 maids now, ringing a 15-mile radius around Orlando and beyond in white Chevy Cavaliers. It’s been a wild ride for the Salley family, taking them thousands of miles around the country, with a two-year stop-off in North Carolina before they finally settled in their Baldwin Park home in 2010. They had been gone more than four years by then. THE ROAD Just after Veterans Day in 2005, the road became theirs, as David, his wife Diane and kids Josh and Moriah, who were 12 and 9 at the time, wound their way through America’s backroads. It was like a trip back into the past for David. In 1977, he was 15, riding shotgun with brother Mark, 24 at the time, blasting across the 38 | MAY 2017 - BALDWIN PARK LIVING
southwest in a Camaro. This time the load was a little heavier. The kids were homeschooled along the way, using lessons from a private school to help keep them on track with kids they’d join when they came back. Josh caught a bass at their first stop, Riverbend, 30 minutes after he arrived. He quickly become a master fisherman along the way. Moriah turned 10 and got her ears pierced in Colorado. Poring his way over a binder filled with photos, David took a trip back in time. There’s their basketball-court-long Travel Supreme RV parked in the Colorado snow. They’re in parkas in Arches National Park, one of the park’s rocky red archways framing them perfectly from behind. Dozens of kaleidoscopic hot-air balloons launch skyward behind them in New Mexico. In Fairbanks, 4,770 miles from West Palm Beach, Josh taught a woman he’d just met how to fish. In Whitehorse, the capital of Canada’s Yukon Territory, they found a sled dog ranch with 100 energetic huskies. “Diane walked around and petted every dog, all 100 of them,” David said. Then there’s that scary moment in the western Kukon, passing through writer Jack London’s one-time home of Dawson, crossing the Yukon River on an impossibly overloaded ferry as water flooded over the front of the deck. They survived to tell the tale, taking one final trip east when a friend in Colorado bought their RV, but needed it delivered in Florida, across the street from their storage facility by wild coincidence. But what would they do now? They took a detour north to visit family in North Carolina for two years while David learned on the go, building a house for a prolific 83-year-old businessman. “I fell in love with the house design, then I went from loving it to building it,” David said.
After four years on the road, they finally headed to their home state. Baldwin Park was perfect. But they needed a way to survive too.
All of it was designed to reduce stress by taking care of things ahead of time.
HOMECOMING They tried some new things first. Diane went to cosmetology school.
That doesn’t mean they didn’t have speed bumps. He’d been too used to the luxury of just having employees show up to an appointment, mow a lawn, and disappear. When he got his first phone call that a maid was locked out of a house, he didn’t know what to do.
“I always wanted to do it, so I took the opportunity,” she said. It turns out she was good at it too.
“The more stress you have, the less important it seems,” David said.
“That was a real funny moment,” he said.
David tried his hand at timeshare sales. He quickly found out he’d rather be in business for himself.
As he’s telling stories, a potential employee walks through the doors to fill out an application. Word’s getting around that it’s a good place to work for, he mused.
After doing research for months, in February of 2012, they pulled the trigger. The appropriately British couple who had started Royal Maid Service sold them everything, and the Salleys went into business together.
“People just come to us,” he said.
MR. AND MRS. CLEAN As soon as they had the keys, they got to work, painting over the battleship gray walls and technologically updating the company to 21st century standards.
What’s their secret? Trust, they say. “When you have that trust…” David said. “…you can get through the ebbs and flows,” Diane said, finishing his thought. The nest is getting lighter. Josh has graduated from UCF already. Moriah will have her bachelor’s in a few days. Maybe the road will call them again one day soon, David said. “You never know.”
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David automated as much as he could, hooking phones to autodialers on computers that rerouted office calls wherever they or their office manager were. They hyper-organized everything, with GPS tracking of cars, timers that start the moment maids arrive at their next appointment, logging of supplies, everything to make the business more efficient.
WHERE TO GO FROM HERE It’s safe to say the Salleys have settled in to life in Baldwin Park. David and Diane have been together 29 years now.
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What’s Selling
5341 CHATAS LANE | $357,000 | 1,525 SQ. FT. 3 beds / 2 baths
1888 PROSPECT AVENUE | $395,000 | 2,266 SQ. FT. 4 beds / 3 full + 2 half baths
Hard to find single story Baldwin Park home located close to parks and easily walkable distance to Village Center shops and restaurants. Upgrades for this immaculate 3 bedroom/2 bathroom home include new plantation shutters, granite counter tops and breakfast bar, tile backsplash and crown molding. Smart floor plan with formal dining area and kitchen that opens to family room. Side porch with eastern exposure provides nice afternoon shade. One block walk to beautiful Shea Commons Park and just 2 blocks to Lake Baldwin jogging and bike trail. Easy low maintenance lifestyle and only 15 minutes to downtown Orlando, Park Ave. and 5 minutes to Audubon Park Garden District. Easy access to UCF, Full Sail and OIA.
Gorgeously appointed 4-story city home, with large open foyer. Staircases are beautiful solid oak wood with upgraded railings. 2nd floor balcony has newly updated modern tile--a great place to put a grill and enjoy outdoor dining. Living room also boast highly upgraded cables & wiring for stereo speakers and HDMI cables. Plantation shutters throughout the home are solid wood, the a/c system has been upgraded to a hospital grade filtration system & cools every floor like a dream. And the new owner will love the upgraded AIPHONE security and video monitoring system that is a major upgrade--you can see who’s at the front door, and even unlock the door for their entry from the 2nd, 3rd or 4th floor. This is townhouse living at its finest!
Listing Agent: Greg Martinez with Greg Martinez Realty Selling Agent: Peter Dang with Re/Max Assured
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Listing Agent: John Penne and Betsey West with Penny Brokers Inc Selling Agent: Kathy Davis with Keller Williams Winter Park
4751 VIRGINIA DRIVE | $376,500 | 2,284 SQ. FT. 3 beds / 3 full + 2 half baths
4017 WARDELL AVE | $485,000 | 1,796 SQ. FT. 3 beds / 2 baths
Outstanding move-in ready 4 story townhome with bonus loft space. 2nd floor balcony with eastern exposure. Fresh paint on living level. Upgrades for this beautiful 2284 sq.ft. home include hardwood floors, granite counter tops, tile backsplash, wrought iron railing, crown molding and stainless steel appliances. All bedrooms are ensuite with full baths. Master bath features dual sink vanity, jetted tub and dual shower heads. Half bathrooms located on living level and 4th floor bonus loft space. Custom closets in all bedrooms.
This absolutely stunning Baldwin Park one-story home is truly a gem and is uniquely located on an oversized and beautifully landscaped lot. Before entering the home, you will be greeted by a large front porch and a recently painted exterior. Hardwood floors and plantation shutters are found throughout. The kitchen has been updated to include new cabinet doors, high-end quartz counters and new stainless appliances and overlooks the spacious family room with an abundance of natural light. The master suite features hardwood floors, double sinks, a soaking tub and large walk in closet with custom built-ins. The expansive covered back porch is great for entertaining and the expanded rear-entry garage has plenty of room for parking.
Listing agent: Greg Martinez with Greg Martinez Realty Selling agent: Kimberley Gernert with Keller Williams Realty
Listing agent: Jennifer King with Kelly Price and Company LLC Selling agent: Benjamin M. Cole IV with Ben M. Cole III, Inc.
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Keepin’ it Real Estate BY CHRISTINA RORDAM
Spring and summer selling forecast 2017:
What to expect in Central Florida heading into our busiest season Living in Central Florida we’re blessed to enjoy a year-round housing market. It’s always sunny and nice outside so sellers and buyers can go about their real estate business without concern for snow ice and freezing temperatures, problems that can slow the pace of sales up north. In fact, the only thing slowing in Orlando and the surrounding areas is the amount of available homes for sale. As we head into the even warmer months of spring and summer you can expect home sales to heat up right alongside the weather. Here’s a closer look at what to expect in the hottest selling season of the year here in Greater Orlando.
A competitive sellers’ market persists Available inventory dropped below year to date numbers for 2016. The Orlando Regional Realtor Association released its sales data for February 2017 and the median sales price for Orlando and total sales are up, 11% and .3% respectively from February of 2016. Inventory, however, is down 21% with only 8457 homes available for purchase. Sales were up over last year but just less than half a percent with 2423 homes closing in the month of February. Expect sellers to continue to hold strong in their efforts for obtaining top market value if you are buying. It will still be worth it to buy in most cases if you are able. If you’re looking to sell, the outlook is bright.
Rental rates continue to rise
Growth but not a bubble I know there may be some that fear a housing bubble reminiscent of ten years ago as they see home values increasing. I am watching
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average for their apartments with average monthly apartment rents up $85 per month from last January to this past December. Similarly RealtyTrac deemed Orange and Seminole counties more affordable for homeowners than renters based on the percentage of monthly income spent on rents versus mortgages. At some point rents are expected to stabilize as housing starts increase but in the meantime Orlando can expect higher than average rental rates and more affordability in the ownership sector.
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closely with an open mind for signs of a bubble but don’t believe we are currently headed there. Someone who does agree with me that we are not experiencing a housing bubble is Spencer Rascoff, CEO of Zillow Group. Last April he appeared on CNBC saying that the last housing bubble wasn’t so much a housing bubble but a credit bubble, that many who weren’t qualified for mortgages got them, resulting in inflation. Spencer went on to say that the growth we’ve seen as of late is regular housing appreciation and that a larger affordability issue exists with rental rates. In early February of this year Spencer echoed his thoughts from that interview on CNBC’s Squawk on the Street stating Zillow isn’t forecasting any type of housing recession at this time and predicting appreciation but at slower rates than 2016.
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