By Larry Blusteinsfsuntimes@aol.comFourth of July. It's aholiday that we all lookforward to. It's the fam-ily outings to the beachor park, barbecues andevening fireworks.This year, many have

opted to extend thatholiday beyond Thurs-day and make it a trueFourth of July Weekend- while others will usethat special day tosoak up the sun, eatsome food and take inthe fireworks."It's our family day,"

Janice Gruen said. "Weget together and go tothe beach and set upour lunch and snacksall day. It's become aritual."While the morning

and afternoon will bespent eating and enjoy-

ing the great southFlorida weather, it'swhat happens at nightthat peaks the interestof locals.The fireworks shows

up and down the coastare certainly worth tak-ing in. No matter whatcity you live in, thereare fireworks going offsomewhere close toyou.As we do each year,

the South Florida SunTimes will give you the

best places to enjoythe holiday. Enjoy andbe safe this year.

AVENTURAThe City of Aventura

proudly announces its18th annual Independ-ence Day fireworks cel-ebration. This specialaerial display can beviewed from any loca-tion along Country ClubDrives. The fireworkswill begin promptly at 9PM on Thursday, July

4, 2013.Rain date for the fire-

works will be Friday,July 5, 2013 at 9 PM.

HALLANDALE BEACHThe Village at Gulf-

stream Park will be cel-

ebrating the Fourth ofJuly with an afternoonof activities for everymember of the family.On Thursday, July 4,from 1 – 4 p.m. guestsof The Village at Gulf-stream Park can enjoy

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Making the most of your Fourth of July• Cities from Aventura to Hollywoodand Hallandale Beach are gettingready for this extended weekend

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By Mayor Joy CooperHALLANDALE

BEACH - Happy Fourthof July to all! In 1776 ateam of Five includingThomas Jefferson,John Adams and BenFranklin drafted theDeclaration of Inde-pendence from GreatBritain and presented itto the Continental Con-gress on July 2. Thecongress debated theDeclaration for two

days and on July 4th1776 it was passed.That day even thoughthe colonies were inthe mist of the Revolu-tionary War, JohnAdams shared his be-lief that day be a day ofcelebrations marked bybonfires, parades andpatriotic displays. Therest of the ThirteenColonies did not fullyratify the Declarationuntil August 2 1776.

Another traditionthat is thought to havetaken place on July 4thwas the ringing of theLiberty Bell. It was notuntil July 8 1776 thatthe bell in front of thePhiladelphia StateHouse and was rung tocall all citizens to thefirst pubic reading ofthe Declaration of Inde-pendence. In additionto argument of taxationwithout representationthe main principals in-cluded that all inhabi-tants would be treatedequally with the sameliberty under law. Ironi-cally the bell was notnamed Liberty Bell untilthe Abolitionistadopted it as theirsymbol in the fightagainst slavery. It wasnot until 1865 that slav-ery was abolished, al-most a century later.As our Country cele-

brates July 4th Inde-pendence Day we allneed to remember his-tory and the years thatit has taken to trulyhave individuals enjoy“Life Liberty and thePursuit of Happiness”.As our Country cele-brates the 50th An-niversary of the CivilRights Movement weshould all rememberthose that sacrificedand lost their livesfighting for true Liberty.The Suffragists thatfought for a women’sright to vote. Remem-ber the fragile law giv-ing women the right tomake their own privatemedical decision. Wealso should celebratethe final recognition ofthe right for men andwomen to choose theirmarital partners with-out the threat of dis-crimination. Liberty is acornerstone of ourcountry. We should cel-ebrate it and rememberthat we collectivelyhave to continue topreserve all our rights

and most importantlyto live our lives withoutdiscrimination, oppres-sion and tyranny.

BACK TO CITY BUSINESSLast week I gave

everyone an update onsome of the construc-tion projects that areunderway. Residentskeep asking about thetraffic patterns on A1A.The city is replacingthat water main onA1A. This decision was`made so that we do nothave to dig up and re-place the lines in thefuture. In addition thelateral and fire connec-tions will be tied in.At the last commis-

sion meeting I askedthe commission to con-sider implementing aprogram to addresspainting of the manyback flow meters, notonly on A1A but aroundthe city. Staff will belooking at a program topaint all the meters inpartnership with theprivate property own-

ers. Vice Mayor Lewyasked that we also lookinto beautifying all thevarious signal boxesaround the city. The sewer project on

Holiday Drive is alsomoving forward asscheduled. The forcemain is being replacedthrough a system ofpipe bursting. This in-volved partial diggingareas and trusting anew pipe trough the oldone. During construc-tion a temporary pipehas been placed in themiddle of the road. Re-gretfully this hascaused some incon-venience to the resi-dents but the project isto be completed in twomonths.Grading is already

taking place at PeterBluesten Park and Sun-rise Parks and staff ispreparing to lay sod.Both of these parks arestill in the process ofbeing master planned. WATCHING THE TRIALIN SANFORD As the citizens

around the nation fol-low the Zimmermanhearing our City Man-ager has let the com-mission know she andthe Chief of Police havebeen making somepreparations with thedepartment and ouremployees to insurethat all our residentsare provided the abilityto publicly assemble ina safe and peacefulmanner. From the be-ginning as a motherand parent the biggesttravesty has been thesenseless loss of ayoung man’s life. Nomatter what the out-come we should allpray for Travon Martin’sparents.Please have HappyHealthy Safe July 4th.

Please feel free tocontact me at anytimewith your questionsand concerns. I can bereached at 954-457-1318, cell/text 954-632-5700 or e-mail me atwww.MayorJoy-Cooper.com.

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Hollywood’s Third Two-Week Session of Young Actors/Young Artists Begins Monday, July 8

HOLLYWOOD - The Art and Culture Center ofHollywood begins the third two-week session ofthe summer camp, “Young Actors and YoungArtists” on Monday, July 8. During this program,children between the ages of 6 to 12 years oldwill gain performing and art-making skills. Thissession concludes on Friday, July 19.Parents have the option of enrolling their chil-

dren into either half-day or full-day sessions.From 9 a.m. to noon, the “Young Actors” willparticipate in storytelling, movement, drama,improvisation, music, costume and set design,and more. Between 1 and 4 p.m., the “YoungArtists” will explore drawing, painting, clay,mixed media, printmaking and more. At the endof each session, family and friends will enjoy apresentation and exhibition. All classes aretaught at the Center’s Arts School, located at1626 Harrison St., Hollywood.This will be the third of five two-week sessions

of the “Young Actors and Young Artists.” Eachsession is inspired by a theme, so students canchoose to participate in some or all sessions.Session three emphasizes the theme,“Buggin’Out!”Camp prices per session for half-day stu-

dents are $300 for members and $325 for non-members. For full-day students, the price is$400 for members and $425 for non-members.For qualifying families there are a limited num-ber of partial scholarships available through theCenter’s Arts Outreach Program. To register orreceive more information, please contact theCenter at 954.921.3274 or visit ArtandCulture-Center.org.The Art and Culture Center of Hollywood

presents contemporary gallery exhibitions, livestage performances and high-quality educationprograms for adults and children. The Centerfosters a creative environment where new andchallenging work can flourish through programsthat reflect the highest standards of artistry anddiversity.

Young Artists gain art-making skills while hav-ing fun.

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Second session AACC Summer Theatre Camp coming close in AventuraAVENTURA - Provide your children with the

ultimate theatrical experience! Summer The-atre Camp 2013, presented by Broward Centerfor the Performing Arts and The PerformanceProject School of the Arts, is packed with pro-grams designed to inspire and motivate youngstars of tomorrow! At the Aventura Arts andCultural Center (AACC), you will find uniqueprograms tailor-made to the two specific agegroups. Each session offers campers instruc-tion in various elements of the theater includ-ing dance, voice, music, technical production,musical theater, and acting, which culminateswith a live performance in the theater. Campersexperience the joy of performing on stagewhile also gaining self-confidence, criticalthinking skills and the importance of team-work. Register today!

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HOLLYWOODThe afternoon is

packed with entertain-ment from 1 p.m-5 p.m,childrens fun andgames with D.J Chulowill entertain the crowdat the oceanfrontCharnow Park, locatedat Garfield Street andthe Hollywood BeachBroadwalk. From 1p.m. to 4 p.m., therewill be arts and craftsoff Buchanan and NewYork Street. From 7p.m. to 9 p.m., the Hol-lywood Beach Theatreat Johnson Street willfeature a live musicperformance by PocketChange, followed by astar-spangled spectac-ular fireworks displayoffshore at 9 p.m. Moreinformation to follow.

FREE SHUTTLEDue to heavy traffic

and limited parkingavailability on thebeach, it is stronglysuggested that you uti-lize the City’s FREEShuttle. The Radiusparking garage is lo-cated at 250 N. 19thAvenue with the shut-tle stop on the north-west corner of TylerStreet and N. 19th Av-enue. The Van Burengarage is located at251 S. 20th Avenue. Shuttle begins at 5:00

PM with the last avail-able shuttle to thebeach to view the off-shore fireworks displayat 8:00 P.M. Returningshuttles begin leavingthe beach after thefireworks at 9:30 P.M.

BEACH PARKINGOceanWalk MallGarage (A1A & Holly-wood Boulevard).Maurice ConnellGarage (350 JohnsonStreet)Michigan Street Lot (di-rectly behind the Mau-rice Connell Garage,access via MichiganStreet)Garfield ParkingGarageKeating Park (2400South Ocean Drive)Dunewalk / Summit Lot(1200 South OceanDrive).

SEMINOLE HARDROCKWho’s up for a night

of fun at the SeminoleHard Rock Hotel &Casino in Hollywood onThursday July 4thThere’s going to be aZip line, a Rock Climb-ing Wall, a FootballToss, a Variety of LiveEntertainment, StiltWalkers, Portable PartyUnit Bars, InteractiveGames, FOOD TRUCKSand……..what July 4thevent would be com-plete without a Fire-works Show! It allstarts at 6PM.FREE & Open to the

public. Food prices pertruck will vary.Among the food

trucks on hand for theThursday event will be:Brother Jimmy’s BBQ,Che Grill, Daddy’s Grill,HipPops HandcraftedGelato Bars, HolySmoked, Jefe’s OriginalFish Taco & Burgers,Jersey Dawg, La Nos-tra Pizza, Marlie’s De-lights, MonsterBurgers, Palate Party,Pescados Unidos andSugar Yummy Mama.

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By Larry Blusteinsfsuntimes@aol.comDANIA BEACH – The

cash register at this fa-miliar Neptune TNTFireworks Mega Storeon Dania Beach Blvd.read $2,865.45. TheFourth of July is not acheap holiday.No matter where you

go for your fireworks –or entertainment thisyear, you will pay – andyou will pay a lot. Notjust for fireworks, buteverything else thatgoes along with it.Economic woes don’t

stop America’s patri-otic spirit. This year

citizens will celebratethis weekend (startingThursday) in numbersas big as ever. In fact,they could spend up-ward of $3 billion onholiday weekend par-ties, food, entertain-ment and travel.In addition, lots of

Americans show offtheir holiday spirit inthe form of flags, dec-orations and clothes:75% of Americans al-ready own some formof patriotic merchan-dise, and 16% will buymore for this year’sholiday, according tothe survey.

As we said from ourmany visits aroundsouth Florida, thosefireworks don’t comecheap, either. Con-sumers are expected

to spend over $600 mil-lion on fireworks thisextended holidayweekend. Two-thirds ofthat will be spent onbackyard fireworks,but there will also beover 14,000 organizedlocal displays.Those national sta-

tistics from last yearcertainly reflect theway things are headedonce again this year –with Thursday holidaythat has been added toFriday and the week-end.

“The one day holidayjust doesn’t cut it fortoo many people,” saidHallandale Beach resi-dent Rick Amaro. “Weare making it a fourday weekend aroundour house. On Monday,July 8th, our normalschedule resumes.”With the barbecues

also planned for thisextended weekend, anestimated 36 millionbarbecues and picnicstaking place across thecountry. Americanscould spend a total of

nearly $2 billion oncookouts alone.While reaching for

those snacks, keep inmind that we willspend $92 million onchips and $60.3 millionon dip. We will alsospend $193.6 millionon hamburger patties,$70.4 million on bunsand $86.2 million oncheese. By the way,$203 million for mayon-naise, mustard andketchup, and $161.5million for lettuce,tomatoes, relish andonions.

IT’S ALBOUT THATHOLIDAY SPIRITThe days of sparklers

and firecrackers arejust about over. Theyhave been replaced bybig time noisemakersthat have all the bellsand whistles.“For what we just

paid in that store, theyshould send someoneto light them off,” saidRandi Gomes of FortLauderdale, who camewith her two sons.“When I was a kid, Inever remember thatyou had so manychoices. That is crazy.”No matter what you

do this year, have funand please stay safeand be courteous ofyour neighbors.

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It was a huge decision for Hallandale High senior footballprospect John Battle IV this past week. With several schools inthe mix to get this quality defensive back, the decision to attendLSU and compete for head coach Les Miles and the Tigers waswhere it all came down to. Battle is also one of the top studentson the team, getting it done in the classroom as well.

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Adopt a feline today and save!Looking to add a feline friend to your family? If so, stop by the Hu-

mane Society ofBroward County. Theshelter has extendedtheir “Adopt a Cat”special through July!Adopt any feline over6 months of age andthe adoption fee iswaived through! Allpets are spayed orneutered before theyleave the shelter andreceive preliminaryvaccinations, a mi-crochip, 10 dayhealth care plancourtesy of VCA Ani-mal Hospitals, a bagof Purina ONE foodand more. There arealso plenty of kittenswaiting for homesand now you canadopt two kittens andpay just one $50adoption fee! The shelter is lo-

cated at 2070 Griffin Road, a block west of I-95 and adoptions open dailyat 10 a.m.To see who needs a home visit www.humanebroward.com or call 954-

989-3977 and press 3 for more details. (All adopters must meet adop-tion criteria and kitties must leave with a safety collar.)

By Eleanor Hannan ESuntimes@aol.comSummerfest is thelongest running musicfestival, of its type, totake place in SouthFlorida. It is offeringmore than 20 concertsthroughout Italy, SouthFlorida and Panamathrough August 2013,featuring the ac-claimed Chamber Or-chestra of Italy. Theywill be joined by mem-bers of the Symphonyof the Americas in acultural exchangeunder the baton ofMaestro JamesBrooks-Bruzzese.These concerts willalso take their master-ful sounds of this greatensemble to audi-ences in all corners ofthe world where peo-ple have never beforeexperienced the exhil-aration of live perform-ances of greatcomposers.These Summerfest

concerts will includethree programs withthe music of Dvorak,Telemann, Purcell,Verdi, the legendaryArgentine composer,Piazzolla and theFlorida premiere of anoriginal composition,“RememberingNaples,” by Guido Gal-terio, in addition to aworld premiere of byItalian Composer andsoloist Lorenzo Turchi-Floris, SummerfestComposer in Resi-dence. The concertswill also feature solosand original arrange-ments by Symphony ofthe Americas PrincipalFlutist, Marilyn Main-gart.

Tickets are now onsale for the July 17,2013 performance atthe Susan B. Katz The-atre at 7 p.m., locatedat 17195 SheridanStreet in PembrokePines. For more infor-mation call the The-atre’s box office at:(954) 437-4884. Or:(954) 986-5027.

COMEDIAN MARVINDIXON PRESENTS HIS3RD ANNUAL ALLWHITE LINEN COM-EDY EXTRAVAGANZAAT THE MIRAMARCENTER: Audiencesare in store for a lavishnight of laughter onSaturday July 27 at 9p.m. and Sunday July28, 2013 at 12 noonwhen Marvin Dixonbrings three of the na-tions funniest comedi-ans, Jammin’ JayLamont, Cory“Zooman” Miller andSteve Brown to the Mi-ramar Center’s stagefor an evening of adulthumor during his com-edy extravaganza. It issuggested that every-one come dressed intheir best white linenattire and be ready toparty at SouthFlorida’s hottest whiteevent.

Marvin Dixon wasborn in Evanston, ILand raised in Miami.He has been perform-ing and hosting com-edy since 1994. He hasappeared on HBO DefComedy Jam, BETComic View and mostrecently “The TomJoyner Skyy Show.”He has also appearedin numerous videosand movies (Trois II-Pandora’s Box andBloodline). In addition,he has a DVD comedyseries which hehosted, called “TheYoung Gunz of Com-edy.” He is a formerradio morning showhost on one of thehottest stations inMiami. He hosts andperforms on manymain event stageshows including Zo’sSummer Grove and“The Ray Lewis Foun-dation Annual Event(Ray’s Summer Days).Not only is Marvin agreat comedian, but isalso a great promoter.His annual event is“The Miami Nites Re-union Show” fromwhere he originallystarted.Join Marvin Dixon

and his comedianfriends and have agood Laugh Out Loud.Tickets are $35 and$40 at the Center’s boxoffice located at 2400Civic Center Place inMiramar. A free partywill be held followingthe performance forticket holders only.Call: (954) 602-4500 for

more information. Notrecommended for chil-dren.

COMEDIAN AND TVCELEBRITY KATHYGRIFFIN TAKES CEN-TER STAGE AT HARDROCK LIVE: Emmy-Nominee Kathy Griffin,a rapid fire comedi-enne, is a native ofChicago. She movedto California andjoined the famous“Los Angeles Ground-ings" comedy improvi-sational troupe, whereshe began to build herresume, appearing asa guest on seriessuch: as ER and Sein-feld. In 1996, Griffin’sdream of playing side-kick on a sitcom cametrue when she landedthe role of VickieGroener, BrookShield’s sharp-tongued colleague, onthe NBC show “Sud-denly Susan.” She hasstarred on Bravo withher “Kathy Griffin: MyLife on the D-List,”which debuted, onBravo in August 2005to rave reviews. Thefirst three seasonswere each nominatedfor an Emmy for “Out-standing Reality Pro-gram.” Seasons threeand four won the prizeback-to-back in 2007and 2008 and contin-ued to run through2010 when she took adramatic turn on “Lawand Order.” The thirdpremiere received anall time high in ratingsfor the Bravo Network

Show that producedmore than one millionviewers and capturedover a 77% percent in-crease in viewers ages18 to 49 and more thana 57% percent in-crease overall. Hershow is recommendedfor mature audiencesonly.

Kathy has co-hosted The BillboardMusic Awards forthree years, has ap-peared on many talkshows and now re-turns for more ap-

plause to Hard RockLive on July 11, 2013at 8 p.m. Tickets rang-ing from $51 to $81 arenow on sale at the boxoffice in person only,located on State Road7 (US 441) in Holly-wood. For more infor-

mation, call: (954) 327-ROCK. Or: 1 (800) 937-0010. Parking is al-ways free.

“See You at the Theatre”Contact Eleanor at ESuntimes@aol.com.

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Summerfest is the longest running music festival, of its type, totake place in South Florida. It is offering more than 20 concertsthroughout Italy, South Florida and Panama through August 2013,featuring the acclaimed Chamber Orchestra of Italy.

Audiences are in store for a lavish night oflaughter on Saturday July 27 at 9 p.m. andSunday July 28, 2013 at 12 noon when Mar-vin Dixon brings three of the nations funni-est comedians, Jammin’ Jay Lamont, Cory“Zooman” Miller and Steve Brown to the Mi-ramar Center’s stage for an evening of adulthumor during his comedy extravaganza.

• These Summerfest concerts will includethree programs with the music of Dvorak,Telemann, Purcell, Verdi and Piazzolla

Kathy Griffin has co-hosted The BillboardMusic Awards for three years, has appearedon many talk shows and now returns formore applause to Hard Rock Live on July11, 2013 at 8 p.m.

With his roots in thewholesale business El-liot Kels of Brands In-ternational knows howto get a great deal andby doing so he passesthe savings along toyou. Elliot has been inthe frangrance busi-ness for over 21 yearsin the same locationand he knows hisstuff. Elliot carries thelargest variety of per-fumes and perfumesets in South Florida.Just tell him your per-fume and he can quoteyou the ounce size, re-tail price and your sav-ings off the top of hishead. Chances are he will

have what you arelooking for at a greatprice. Elliot prideshimself on getting any-thing the customerwants. If it is still outthere, if it is still being

made, Elliot will get it.Even if it’s not beingmade and very hard tofind Elliot probably hasit. Elliot’s motto is “Ifyou can’t find it wemay have it!” His largestore has walls of de-signer fragrances fromtop name designersincluding the line ofBond #9, which canonly be found in storessuch as Saks. Theseperfumes are the realthing just at a rockbottom prices. Come and join in our

Fourth of July Weekblowout with greatdeals on gift sets thatwill certainly bring asmile to any face."We also carry all

vintage items for menKenon, Jovan Musk,Canoe, Bigan, Cae-sars, Royal Copen-hagan, EnglishLeather, Old Spice,

Passion, Brut, and forthe ladies the wholeline of Coty, Tea Rose,Demijour, Chantilly,and so many more..... Buy any item at

rock-bottom prices.High end items that gofrom $150, $200, $300retail like Creed,Flower Bomb by Victor& Rolf are not found inmost discount per-fume shops, but Ellioitcarries them at signifi-cant discounts, alongwith the other bignames, Dolce & Gab-bana, Thierry Mugh-ler's Angel,Boucheron, CalvinKlein, Versace, Gucci,Fendi, ElizabethArden, Elizabeth Tay-lor. If you need a special

gift just give Elliot acall he can have theitem ready for you andhe even offers free gift

wrapping. If you needa fragrance stop byBrands Internationallocated at 121 NE 3rdStreet in HallandaleBeach and he wouldbe happy to help you.But even beyond per-

fumes for men andwomen he offers bigvarieties of hand bags,watches, and sun-glasses. Elliot has gotthem at super dis-count prices of up to75% off. So if youneed a gift or just agift for yourself giveElliot at Brands Inter-national a call he canmake you look andfeel great at belowwholesale prices.

Brands Internationalis located at 121 NE3rd Street in Hallan-dale Beach Florida. Ifyou don’t have time tostop by the store giveElliot a call at (954)457-1969. OUT OFSTATE: 1-800-689-1969. Chances are youwill find your favoritefragrance at a tremen-dous savings.

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education from the very beginning,here is one of the most talkedabout facilities around. Located at111 N.E. 3rd Street in HallandaleBeach, there are still spots avail-able for the school year. Call themat 954-505-4300 and find out ex-actly what you’ve been missing.

Brands International will make thisa holiday you’ll always remember!

HOLLYWOOD - Cel-ebrate our nation’s237th birthday on Hol-lywood Beach thisThursday at the an-nual Star-SpangledSpectacular 4th ofJuly Celebration. Sponsored by the

City of Hollywood De-partment of Parks,Recreation and Cul-tural Arts and the Hol-lywood CommunityRedevelopmentAgency-Beach Dis-trict, this annual eventfeatures entertain-ment throughout theday and evening,highlighted by a daz-zling offshore fire-works display at 9p.m. The afternoon is

packed with enter-tainment along theHollywood BeachBroadwalk including: Children’s fun and

water games from 1p.m. to 6 p.m. at theoceanfront CharnowPark located atGarfield Street. From 1 p.m. to 9

p.m., the HollywoodBeach Theatre atJohnson Street willfeature live music per-formances by FusionDance Band and theRuby Baker Band, fol-lowed by the offshorefireworks display.

INFORMATION TOHELP MAKE IT ASAFE AND HAZARD-FREE HOLIDAYPersonal fireworks,

sparklers, glass con-tainers, coolers, andbarbecues are prohib-ited on the beach andwill be confiscated byHollywood Police.Picnicking is permit-ted on the beach be-tween Sherman andCuster streets, atCharnow Park atGarfield Street, Keat-ing Park at MagnoliaTerrace, and HarryBerry Park at AzaleaTerrace. This annual tradition

on the beach occursduring the prime nest-ing season of sea tur-tles. If you plan tostake out a spot onthe sand to watch thefireworks, please re-member that nestinghabits of sea turtlescan be impacted bylight sources. Youshould refrain fromusing flashlights andif you do encounter asea turtle or sea turtle

nest, do not disturb it.Knowingly interferingwith a sea turtle nestcould result in civil oreven criminal penal-ties and fines.Spectator boats are

not allowed to anchoron or above seagrass, hard bottom orcoral reef structuresand could face finesor criminal penaltiesfor doing so. This is acondition of the eventpermit from the U.S.Coast Guard. Boatersalso must remain atleast 1,400 feet fromthe fireworks barge.The Hollywood PoliceDepartment MarineUnit will be on handto assure boaters fol-low these regulations.All boaters are ad-

vised to travel at safespeeds and to watchfor endangeredspecies includingmanatees and seaturtles. Any collisionswith or injury to seaturtles, manatees orother protectedspecies must be re-ported to Sea TurtleEmergency Line (24hours) at954.328.0580 and theFlorida Fish andWildlife ConservationCommission at1.888.404.FWCC.Restrooms are lo-

cated at Tyler, Fill-more, Johnson,Garfield and Taftstreets on the Broad-walk for your conven-ience.

TRAFFIC INFORMATION

Due to heavy trafficand limited parking,spectators are en-couraged to utilizethe free shuttle buseslocated at the twodowntown Hollywoodgarages. The Radiusgarage is located at250 N. 19 Avenue,with the shuttle stopon the northwest cor-ner of Tyler Street andN. 19 Avenue. The VanBuren street garage islocated at 251 S. 20Avenue. The freebuses will run from 5p.m. to 11 p.m.Please note the lastshuttles will leave forthe beach at 8 p.m., atwhich time vehicularaccess between Hol-lywood Boulevard andSheridan Street willbe closed. The drop-off location for theshuttle buses will beat Michigan Streetand A1A. Returningshuttles begin at 9:30p.m. at the conclusionof the fireworks dis-play.Intracoastal Water-

way bridges willmaintain their regularschedules throughoutthe day and earlyevening, but from 8p.m. to midnight thefollowing bridges willremain in the downposition to allow ve-hicular traffic to enterand exit the beach:Dania Beach Boule-vard, Sheridan Streetand Hollywood Boule-vard. From 8 p.m. to 11

p.m., incoming vehic-ular traffic on A1A be-

tween HollywoodBoulevard and Sheri-dan Street will beclosed: Eastbound traffic on

Hollywood Boulevardinto the beach will bediverted to south-bound A1A. Northbound traffic

on A1A will be di-verted to westboundHollywood Boulevard. Southbound traffic

on A1A will be di-verted to westboundSheridan Street.Vehicles parked on

Johnson Street andall points south willbe directed south-bound on A1A. Vehi-cles parked onMinnesota Street to

Thomas Street will bedirected northboundto Sheridan Street.Vehicles parked atNorth Beach Park andall points north will bediverted northboundto Dania BeachBoulevard.The Hollywood Trol-

ley will run on its nor-mal schedule startingat 10 a.m. until 8 p.m.The trolley service is$1 per ride.

PARKING Garage parking is

available at the fol-lowing locations onHollywood Beach:OceanWalk MallGarage, A1A and Hol-lywood Boulevard;Maurice ConnellGarage at 350 John-son Street; MichiganStreet lot adjacent(east) of the MauriceConnell Garage;North Beach Park atSheridan Street andA1A (must enter be-fore sundown),Garfield ParkingGarage at GarfieldStreet and A1A; Keat-ing Park at 2400 S.Ocean Dr.; and theDunewalk/Summit Lotat 1200 S. Ocean Dr.and the Westin Diplo-mat Landings Garageat 3555 S. Ocean Dr.

For additional eventinformation, contactthe Department ofParks, Recreation andCultural Arts at954.921.3404.

Please note: Follow-ing the holiday week-end, the MauriceConnell ParkingGarage at JohnsonStreet on HollywoodBeach will close onMonday, July 8, 2013at 12:01 a.m. to makeway for the construc-tion of the new Mar-garitaville HollywoodBeach Resort. Foradditional informationon the closure andbeach parking alter-natives, visit holly-woodfl.org and clickon Beach Parking Al-ternatives on thehome page underNews.

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(BPT) - The majority ofU.S. men believe theirappearance is an impor-tant factor in their per-sonal and professionalsuccess. As a result,men have become in-creasingly aware of theneed to take better careof their faces - as it tellstheir story and the lifethey have lived. If thiscultural shift is any indi-cation, carefully main-taining your skin - andfacial hair - is a hugepart of putting your verybest face forward.For many, that means

addressing common skinconcerns such asblocked pores, skin dry-ness and looking tired -in addition to the irrita-tion and ingrown hairssustained during routineshaving. These are con-cerns accelerated by theaging process, accord-ing to a study by DoveMen+Care. In fact, abouthalf of men recognizethat as they age, theirskin needs more atten-tion and takes longer torecover. However, facialgrooming expert Dr.Allan Peterkin says thereis good news. "Followingsome simple steps andusing a skincare line thatoffers a variety of spe-cific solutions for men'sdifferent skin types canmake a huge differencein a man's appearance,no matter his age." Hereare Dr. Peterkin's tips onwhat men can do to fi-nally care for their facesand look sharp, whetherbearded or smooth:Cleanse daily: Forty-

eight percent of menadmit they don't washtheir faces, but it's cru-cial to eliminating oil andother bacteria that canbuild up over the courseof the day. Use a dailyhydrating cleanser likeDove Men+Care Hy-drate+ Face Wash, whichhelps to replenish lostmoisture and fight skindryness at the sametime. Those with facialhair aren't exempt fromthe daily ritual either. It'simportant to wash yourbeard or mustache andto keep the skin beneaththe hair healthy as well.Prep your face before

shaving: A warm shower,a splash of hot water, oreven a moist towel priorto shaving helps to openthe pores and softensstubborn stubble that,when untreated, canlead to irritation or in-grown hairs. Try soakinga hot towel in a solutionmade from tea tree oil -available at the localpharmacy - for an invig-orating and decadentdeep clean.Choose the right prod-

ucts: Shaving withoutany lather - also knownas dry shaving - is acommon mistake amongmen who are crunchedfor time; meanwhile,using soap lather forshaving can leave skindry and doesn't provideprotection from razor ir-ritation. Men can finallystop torturing their faces

during their groomingroutines by using anaerosol moisturizing gel- and finish with a mildpost-shave balm. Lookfor balms that are alco-hol free to eliminate dis-comfort or the commonafter-shave burn.Use the right tech-

nique: Be sure to glidethe razor over each areaof the skin only once, asrepeated strokes canleave the skin irritated.Shave with the grain, notagainst it. Rinse skincarefully in warm waterafter each shave and letit dry. Another tip: re-place the razor everyfour to five shaves - halfof US men have used arazor with a dull bladethat's over one monthold; this will not only leadto irritation, but alsocauses bacteria to col-lect.Use your facial fea-

tures to your advantage:Your facial hair - whetherit's a beard, mustache orgoatee - should reflectand accentuate yourbest features. Roundfaces, for example, dowell with fuller beards,while longer faces areserved well by a mus-tache. It's great to trysomething new, so keepyour eye out for looksyou like on friends, fam-ily and celebrities withsimilar features. Askyour barber for advicetoo.Choose a moisturizer

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With a few simplesteps, men can improvethe overall condition oftheir skin and facial hair.With new products, inno-vations and a few tips,it's easier than ever formen to finally care fortheir faces.

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BPT) - America has a serious drug problem,but it's not the one you might be thinkingabout. The problem is not illegal drugs ordrug abuse, but rather an alarming percent-age of Americans who do not take their pre-scriptions as instructed. Approximately125,000 deaths per year in the United Statescan be attributed to medication non-adher-ence, according to the National Pharmaceuti-cal Council.The problem of non-adherence is not new,

but it is getting a closer look as experts seekto reduce costs and improve the effective-ness and efficiency of our health system. Datasuggests that roughly half of the 2 billion pre-scriptions filled each year in America are nottaken correctly. For particularly vulnerableAmericans such as the elderly and those suf-fering from multiple chronic conditions, ad-herence rates are even worse. Even with suchlife-threatening diseases such as cancer, pa-tients are non-adherent to medication.The impact of non-adherence, beyond pa-

tient outcomes, is a significant source ofwaste in our healthcare system. Unnecessarymedical costs resulting from patients not tak-ing their medication as prescribed, such asER visits, hospitalizations and extra tests,cost our system over $300 billion annually ac-cording to the New England Healthcare Insti-tute.Many factors contribute to poor medication

adherence. In some patients, non-adherenceis a choice, while in others non-adherence isquite unintentional. For some people, a lackof symptoms, coupled with denial, high out-of-pocket costs or concerns over potentialside effects make them less inclined to evenfill their prescriptions let alone adhere tomedications. It is estimated that as many as22 percent of all prescriptions filled are notpicked up from the pharmacy.For these patients, better adherence starts

at the doctor's office. Physicians, nurses andother caregivers can help by better educatingthe patient about the importance of followingdirections, and by creating a treatment planthat fits patients' needs and lifestyles. Em-phasizing the details on how and why patientsshould take their medications properly, in-cluding details on possible interactions andrefill requirements, can be a good first line ofdefense against the problem of non-adher-ence.However, experts also agree that a substan-

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(BPT) - Nothingsays summer is in fullswing like long dayson the beach, camp-ing trips and familybarbecues. Butsometimes all thatoutdoor fun in thesun can irritate yourskin. The last thingyou want to worryabout as you headout on your warmweather adventuresis feeling uncomfort-able because ofitchy, dry skin.Here are some sim-

ple tips to help yourelieve commonsummer skin prob-lems when theyoccur:* Cool the sunburn:Even the most dili-gent sunscreen usersmay miss a spotevery now and then.In the event you dosuffer minor sunburn,cool baths or thegentle application ofa cool wet cloth onthe burned area mayprovide some relief.Also, remember thatexposure to the suncan cause you tolose fluid throughyour skin, so drinkplenty of water tokeep yourself hy-drated.* Relieve the itch: Did

you discover that thepretty leaf you exam-ined on your last hik-ing trip was actuallypoison ivy? Were youdoing yard work andnow find yourselfwith irritated skin?More than 85 percentof Americans are al-lergic to poison ivyso it's a summer skinculprit to keep an eyeon. Symptoms usu-ally appear 24 to 72hours after contact,but you can help re-lieve symptoms of apoison ivy, oak orsumac rash by wash-ing the area withsoap and water andthen using cool, wetcompresses to helpwith any discomfortfrom blisters. If youhave a more severecase, you should visityour health careprovider.* Keep an anti-itchcream on hand:Being prepared is agood way to keepitchy skin at bay. Nomatter what skin ail-ment you need totackle this summer,an over-the-counteranti-itch cream is agood addition to yourusual go-to solu-tions. An easy-to-findremedy like Allegra

Anti-Itch Cooling Re-lief and Allegra Anti-Itch Intensive Reliefprovide temporaryrelief from the painand itching associ-ated with insectbites, minor skin irri-tations, sunburn,rashes due to poisonivy, poison oak orpoison sumac, andminor cuts andscrapes. Allegra Anti-Itch Cream also tem-porarily protects andhelps relievechapped or crackedskin. Toss a tube inany beach bag, back-

pack or first aid kitfor outdoor excur-sions or stock in yourhome medicine cabi-net.* Soothe scrapes:With longer days andlighter clothing,minor cuts andscraped knees seemto be a warm-weather staple forkids who spend theirsummer vacationplaying outdoors. Re-member to rinse thecut or scrape withwater and only cleanthe area around thewound with a mild

soap and washcloth.Keeping the areacovered when thekids head back out-doors will help thewound heal and pre-vent further irritation.* Dry summer skin:There's nothing likethe refreshing feelingof entering your airconditioned home orcar after spending along, hot summerday outside. Air con-ditioning cools the airin part by drawingexcess humidity outof it - and sometimesthat lack of moisture

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• The Hallandale Beach Chamber of Commerce, inconjunction with the Aventura Marketing Council,will host a Summer at the Hamptons- Networkingevent, Hampton Inn Hallandale Beach from 6-8p.m. 1000 S Federal Hwy. Hallandale Beach, Fl33009.

Friday, July 12• Good Morning Hollywood Chamber Breakfast.Keynote Speaker: Bob Swindell, President/CEOof the Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance. Topic:Updates about the Greater Ft Lauderdale Alliancefrom 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. SoHo Catering, 3861Stirling Road. Hollywood, FL 33312. MembersRegister Online by Noon July 7th $12—MembersAt Door $15 Future Members $20.

Saturday, July 13• There will be an Antique & Flea Market at TheFirst United Church of Christ located at 200 North46 Avenue in Hollywood from 8am-2pm. Get abang for your buck at this bargain shopper's eventincluding a variety of items, unique collectiblesand antiques, jewelry, coins, glassware, new andused items, plants, clothing, silverware, and much,much more. Bring in your jewelry, gold, brokengold, silver, coins and antiques for cash. Buyer onpremises. Admission is free. For more information,please call 305-951-7349 or emailjeweldaisy@aol.com. Vendor space is still avail-able. Directions: Take I-95 to Hollywood Blvd. Gowest. Make a right at North 46 Avenue. Go 2blocks and church is on your left.

Tuesday, July 16• The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce will hostsa W.O.M.E.N.S. Luncheon from 11:45-1:30 p.m. atMemorial Regional Hospital South, 3600 Washing-ton Street. Hollywood, FL 33020. $20.00 Mem-bers/$30.00 Non-Members. $500.00 Member ExpoTables/$75.00 Non-Member Expo Tables.

If you would like to submit an announcement forour Community Calendar in the paper – or online,where you are guaranteed placement weekly, pleasesend it to: Larry Blustein, Community Calendar Edi-tor, 305 N.W. 10th Terrace, Hallandale Beach, Florida33009; Fax: 954 458-0765 or via e-mail to: SFSUN-TIMES@aol.com. For a complete listing of all Com-munity Calendar items, please check our website at:www.southfloridasuntimes.com. Also follow us onTwitter @sfsuntimes.

American Legion Post 92 - 211 North 21st Avenue,Hollywood. The Ladies Auxiliary has bingo everyThursday night beginning at 6 p.m. Season special:"When you buy your 1st 2 cards, you receive your3rd card free." We have the lucky ball and the jack-pot. Food is also available. Join us for our auxiliarybreakfast on the 3rd Sunday of each month withchoice of eggs and a buffet. For further information,call: (954) 923-2760.

• American Legion, Post 304, 41 NE 1st Court, DaniaBeach. Friday Night Dinner, every Friday from 6-8p.m. Open to the public! For more info: (954) 921-7532.

• City of Hollywood Memorial Senior Partners is lo-cated at the Hollywood Beach Culture and Commu-nity Center, located at: 1301 South Ocean Drive,Hollywood, Florida 33019 (954) 921-3600: MemorialSenior Partners is currently offering the followingclasses: Bellydancing with Sandi, members $7.00per class, non-members, $7.00 + $5.00 non-memberfee to Memorial Senior Partners. Tuesdays at 12noon in room 110. Hawaiian Hula by Chai: Learn theHukilau, Tiny Bubbles and traditional story tellingwith hand movements. Tuesdays from 1:00 p.m. -2:00 p.m. $10.00 per person, per class, Chai Chien,Hula Instructor, for more info, call: (954) 560-9675.

• Free Yoga for Veterans AND their Families. Begin-ner's welcome. Taught by two licensed profession-

als. Non veterans cost: $5. Grace Art Galleries, 75 N.Federal HWY (rear entrance), Dania Beach - Tues-days 7 p.m. - 8 p.m. Contact: Lisa Fuller, RYT, (954)309 - 6987.

• Women's Social Club 60 years & over. Join us formonthly luncheons & visit places of interest. NoDues No Officers. Call Eileen 305-933-6766.

• Painting With Sandi - Every Thursday 9:30 a.m. -11:30 a.m. - New demo every week, fun & easy! Hol-lywood Beach Community & Culture Center 1301South Ocean Drive (A1A). Just South of HollywoodBoulevard, for more information, please call: 305-978-6701.

Thursday, July 4• The City of Aventura proudly announces its 18thannual Independence Day fireworks celebration.This special aerial display can be viewed from anylocation along Country Club Drives. The fireworkswill begin promptly at 9 PM. Rain date for the fire-works will be Friday, July 5, 2013 at 9 PM. For moreinformation please call 305-466-8930 or visit the Citywebsite www.cityofaventura.com.

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Sunday, July 7• The GOLD COAST COIN CLUB of Hollywood, FLwill hold its monthly: “Coin, Currency and Col-lectible Show” At Mardi Gras Casino 831 North Fed-eral Highway, Hallandale Florida (at the corner ofPembroke Road and US 1). Show will be held from9:30 am to 3:00 PM. Admission, valet parking andself parking are FREE! Children are welcome!Bourse is on second floor.

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NOTICE OF SUMMONS TO: ROCIO TERNYEI AND DAREN OCASIO, AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING TO BE A PARENT OF THE ABOVE REFERENCED C HILD.

YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a petition for guardianship in regard to the above referenced child has been f iled in the Cobb County Juvenile Court and an Order for service by publication was entered by the Court on the 5th day of Ju ne, 2013; Based on that, YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED AND REQUIRED to appear before the Juvenile Court of Cobb County, Georgia, in Ma rietta, Georgia, on the 10th day of July, 2013; at 9:00 o’clock a.m. The hearing is for the purpose of determining whether t he Court shall grant the petitioner’s Motion for guardianship until the child reaches the age of eighteen years old.

A copy of the petition may be obtained from the clerk of the Cobb County Juvenile Court, which is lo cated at 1738 County Services Parkway, Marietta, Georgia, 30008, during regular business hours, Monday through Friday, 8: 00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m., exclusive of holidays. A free copy shall be available to you. Upon request, the copy will be mailed to you. The child is in the present temporary custody of Dorean and Al Edmundson.

The general nature of the allegations are that parental responsibilities and obligations owed to the children have been essentially abandoned.

YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that while responsive pleadings are not mandatory, they are permissible and you are encouraged to file with the clerk of this Court and serve upon the Guardian Ad Litem, Lori A. Cheatham, 166 And erson St., Suite 120, Marietta, Georgia 30060, an answer other responsive pleading within sixty (60) days of the date of the order f or service by publication.

All concerned parties are informed that they are entitled to have an attorney represent them and if a party requests appointed counsel and qualifies for such appointed counsel, then the Court will appoint counsel at no cost if the party is unable, without financial hardship, to employ counsel.

Witness the Honorable Jeffrey Hamby, Judge of said court. This the 5th day of June, 2013. LORI A CHEATHAM - GUARDIAN AD LITEM FOR CHILD

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* SUMMIT * NEW! L ow floo r B ea uty priced to sell! L arge 1/1, oceanfront, garden and ocean views, tiled, S tainless steel appliances in kitchen, WD in uni t. $189,000 HIGH FLOOR , Panoramic Views, Turn-Key, Completely Furn. Large 2/2 + Den, Tiled. $420,000

* PRINCE GEORGE * NEW! LARGE! U NIQUE! 2/2 corner, 1800 sq. ft., 2nd floor unit feels like a house! 30 ft. terrace & additional balc. Huge closets , brand new S.S. appliances. New kitchen , $ 299,000

* TRAFALGAR TOWERS * NEW ! Beautifully remodeled ready to call your own! 2/2 O cean view in B outique B ldg. Walk to Broadwalk w here The Fun Never Sets ! $ 229,000

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* QUAD OMAIN BRITIANNA * NEW LISTING ! Great to live in, or invest in! 2/2 Convertible, tiled throughout, high floor with ocean & Intracoastal views, $279,000

* QUAD OMAIN CATANIA * ON THE BEAC H! Direct on Ocean, 2 Br. 2 Ba. + Den, best N. & E. Oceanfront! $359,999 NEW! Li ke New! City & Intra views, 16th flr, 1/1.5 Watch the sunset over Intra & sail into horizon. Great investment to live in, or rent out. Can be leased out right away, $179, 00 0

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* QUADOMAIN VALENCIA * NEW! OUTSTANDING! Oceanfront with outta sight Ocean & North views! Totally remodeled, it’s perfect! $429,000 PENTHOUSE BEAUTY! 2 Bedroom Convertible with awesome South & East exposures. Oversized balcony, Ocean, Intracoastal & City views! $374,000

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* QUAD OMAIN GRENOBLE * N EW ! Oceanfront SE corner with ocean views & wonderful prevailing East breeze 2 Br. 2 Ba. with hardwood flrs, $359,000

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PLAZA TOWERS NORTH 2 BR/2 BATH, MOTIVATED SELLER . . . . . . . . . . . . $188,500 VENETIAN PARK 2 BR/2.5 BATH, TOWNHOME, UPGRADED, NICE VIEW & LOCATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$326,500 OCEAN PALMS 3 BR/3 BATH, HIGH FLOOR CORNER, ALL VIEWS, “OCEAN, INTRA, CITY,” TURN-KEY . . . . . . . . . $1,499,000 SUNNY ISLES TRUMP PALACE 2 BR/2 BATH, HIGH FLOOR, SOUTH EXP..$1,600,000 TRUMP ROYALE 1 BR/1.5 BATH, DIRECT OCEANFRONT. . . . . . $759,000 2 BR/2 BATH, CORNER, SUNSET VIEWS......$1,168,000

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Just a few of the Most RECENT Sales Just a few of the Most RECENT Sales LISTED & MARKETED BY “MJ” LISTED & MARKETED BY “MJ” Trafalgar Towers Unit #1405 Trafalgar Towers Unit #803 Stratford Towers Unit #1001 Trafalgar Towers Unit #303

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MY LISTINGS $ell - Even in these “Tuff” Economic Times .

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SU NSET TRAILS 2/1 Perfect starter home in desirable Hlwd. area East of Federal Highway. Loads of upgrades. Lg fenced yard. $210,000

FAIRWAYS RIVIERA Up gr aded 1/1.5 in desirable area convenient to beaches, shopping, Gulfstream Race Track & Casino, 15 mins. to Ft. Laud. Airport $1 7 4,9 00

AVA NT GARDE COMPLEX Oppo si te the Ocean, views of Intracoastal & Ocean. Spacious 1 & 2 Bdrm. units avail. Convenient to Ft. Laud. Airport, Aventura M all.

DANIA BCH. DUPLEX 2/1’s v ery well maintained. Desirable location. Ample parking, $179 ,000

LA MER ESTATES OCEAN DIRECT VUS Upgra ded 1800 sf unit with direct ocean views. Great ocean- front secured bldg. Convenient to airport, Aventura Mall, shops & restaurants, $499K

PARKER PLAZA ESTATES Ocean direct views from this completely upgraded 1/1.5 full service oceanfront building, $399 ,000

RENTA L OLYMPUS Lar ge 2/2 Beautiful Pool & Intracoastal views. Convenient to shopping, beaches, race trace & casino. Available for annual lease, $1700 mo.

TOWERS OF OCEANVIEW Spacious 1/1.5 in gated Three Islands, c onvenient t o Beaches, Shopping, r ace t rack & c as ino , $139,900

GOLDEN SURF 1/1.5 Spacious unit with wide water views. Convenient to beaches, shopping, $125,000

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2/2 1,300 sq. ft. Convertible, high floor, golf view, partially furnished. ASKING ONLY $95,500! Ground Floor Lanai 2/2 - “Like Your Own Villa,” completely refurbished, HOPA bldg. BARGAIN! REDUCED to $105,000!

2/2 Corner Condo, 1600 sf, Completely Renovated! New eat in kitch. with window. Granite, wood cabinets, wood floors, new baths. DRAMATICALLY REDUCED $25,000 TO ONLY $160,000!

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Ocean Palms - Exclusive Luxury Residences with every amenity, beach, tennis. Private elevator lobbies. 3/3 - Huge Foreclosure , fabulous views. Needs TLC, $876,277 3/3.5 - Ocean view. Reduced to $925,000 3/3 - Direct ocean, views from every room $1,099,000 121 Golden Condo Uniquely tranquil Intracoastal front, renov. Boutique Bldg. Impact windows & doors 94 units, only 7 per floor 3/2’s Eclectic selection ALL w/water views, Large living areas, open kitchens, 1700 sq. ft., split bedrooms, some with washer/dryer, from $262K-$279K 2/2 Mod - Ready to move in Intracoastal and ocean vus, 1250 sf renovated Baths, Pergo floors reduced to $239,400 Duo - 2/2 All amenity building. 2/2’s from $189,000 Lakepoint Tower - Cul de sac renov bldg. with lakefront amens. - 1/1.5 water views, only $195,000 , 2/2’s low $200’s

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form of gum diseaseis called periodontitis.When you reach thisstage, your gumsbegin to pull awayfrom your teeth. Pock-ets form between yourteeth and gums.These fill with germsand pus, and deepen.When this happens,you may need gumsurgery to save yourteeth. If nothing isdone, the infectiongoes on to destroy thebone around yourteeth. The teeth maystart to move or getloose. Your teeth mayfall out or need to bepulled.As if this is not

enough, diabetes canmake things worse.Plaque is the mainbad guy of gum dis-ease. But diabetescan also be a culprit.Diabetes may weakenyour mouth's germ-fighting powers. Highblood sugar levels canhelp the gum diseaseget worse. At thesame time, gum dis-

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• Regular dentist vis-its are your bestweapon.• Bleeding gums whenyou brush or floss.This bleeding is notnormal. Even if yourgums don't hurt, getthem checked.• Red, swollen, or ten-der gums. • Gums that havepulled away fromteeth. Part of thetooth's root mayshow, or your teethmay look longer.• Pus between theteeth and gums (whenyou press on thegums). • Bad breath.• Permanent teeththat are loose or mov-ing away from eachother.• Changes in the wayyour teeth fit whenyou bite.• Changes in the fit ofpartial dentures orbridges.• If you have any ofthe above, see yourdentist.

IS THERE AN ASSOCIATION BETWEEN GUM DISEASE AND DIABETES?For the nearly 26

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IS THERE A TWO-WAY STREET?Emerging research

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ANDOUILLE SAUSAGE6-lbs ground pork3-1/3-tbsp finelyminced garlic2-tbsp salt1-tsp freshly groundblack pepper1-tsp cayenne1-tsp chili powder1/8-tsp mace1/8-tsp allspice1/2-tsp dried thyme1-tbsp paprika1/4-tsp ground bayleaf1/4-tsp sage3-tbsp liquid smoke1-cup cold red wine

Hand-trim fat fromthe outside of meat toyour desired fat prefer-ence.Grind the meat semi-

coarsely.After grinding, add

the sausage season-ings to the meat andblend by hand or use ameat mixer. Be sure tomix thoroughly to en-sure the ingredientsare spread evenlythroughout the meat.Stuff by hand or by

using a sausagestuffer or sausagestuffing attachment foran electric meat-grinder. (Note: do NOTuse the blade in meat-grinder when stuffingand it is best to use astuffing (bean) plate). Ifyou wish, You can alsoform patties withoutcasings.Andouille Sausage is

best smoked for up toseven or eight hours atapproximately 175°F(80°C).

BRATWURST5-lbs ground pork, finegrind4-tsp sugar1-tbsp ground corian-der1-tbsp ground sage1-tsp paprika1-tsp cayenne pepper2-tsp dried rosemary1-tbsp dry mustard1-tsp pepper1-tsp nutmeg5-tsp salt

Hand-trim fat fromthe outside of meat toyour desired fat prefer-ence.Grind the meat using afine grinding plate.After grinding, add

the sausage season-ings to the meat andblend by hand or use ameat mixer. Be sure tomix thoroughly to en-sure the ingredientsare spread evenlythroughout the meat.Stuff by hand or by

using a sausagestuffer or sausagestuffing attachment foran electric meat-grinder. (Note: do NOT

use the blade in meat-grinder when stuffingand it is best to use astuffing (bean) plate). Ifyou wish, You can alsoform patties withoutcasings.

CHICKEN SAUSAGE5 pounds Chicken ofyour choice1 Small Onion8 oz. Grated ParmesanCheese2 tbsp Rosemary2 tbsp Oregano1 1/2 tbsp Thyme1 tbsp Sea Salt1/2 tbsp CrackedBlack Pepper1/4 tbsp Crushed RedPepper

Mix together all ofthe dry ingredients in asmall bowl. Cut thechicken into smallcubes. Chop the onionand add it to thechicken cubes. Grindthe chicken and theonion together. Mix theground chicken andonion with the dry in-gredients. After youmix them you canmake a small patty outof the mixture and panfry it to test the flavorof your homemadechicken sausage. Ifyou’re happy with thetaste of your sausage,place the mixture inthe fridge to get cool.Now that your sausagehas had time to cooloff it’s time to stuffyour chicken sausage.Your can use hog cas-ings for a largersausage, or you canuse sheep casings fora small diametersausage, it’s yourchoice.

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Hand-trim fat fromthe outside of meat toyour desired fat prefer-ence.Grind the meat with

a fine grinding plate.After grinding, add

the sausage season-ings to the meat andblend by hand or use ameat mixer. Be sure tomix thoroughly to en-sure the ingredients

are spread evenlythroughout the meat.Stuff by hand or by

using a sausagestuffer or sausagestuffing attachment foran electric meat-grinder. (Note: do NOTuse the blade in meat-grinder when stuffingand it is best to use astuffing (bean) plate). Ifyou wish, You can alsoform patties withoutcasings.

HABANERO SAUSAGE3 lb Pork butt1/2 lb Onion2 Habanero chiles;minced1/2 ts Minced garlic1/4 ts Dried thyme1 ts Chopped freshparsley1 Bay leaf (vein re-moved)1/2 ts Paprika1 ts Ground black pep-per1/2 ts Salt2 ts Red wine vinegar

Hand-trim fat fromthe outside of meat toyour desired fat prefer-ence.Grind the meat semi-

coarsely.After grinding, add

the sausage season-ings to the meat andblend by hand or use ameat mixer. Be sure tomix thoroughly to en-sure the ingredientsare spread evenlythroughout the meat.Stuff by hand or by

using a sausagestuffer or sausagestuffing attachment foran electric meat-grinder. (Note: do NOTuse the blade in meat-grinder when stuffingand it is best to use astuffing (bean) plate). Ifyou wish, You can alsoform patties withoutcasings.

LAMB SAUSAGE3 lbs (1.5 kg) lamb(purchase leg of lambat warehouse foodcenter to keepthe cost down) 8 oz (250 gm) fetacheese, crumbled 2 sun dried tomatoes,finely chopped 3 tbsp fresh basil,finely chopped 1 tbsp fresh rosemary,finely chopped 1 tbsp olive oil 2 large garlic cloves,minced 1/2 tsp pepper, freshlycracked 1/2 tsp salt 6 feet sausage casing

Cube lamb and tossin a food grinder orfood processor. If youusea food processor,pulse a few times andstop before meatstarts to roll in a ball.Place in a large bowl.Sprinkle feta cheeseandtomato over lamb.Combine basil, rose-mary, olive oil, garlic,pepper and salt. Mixwell. Toss over lamb.Gently fold lamb toblend all ingredients.Stuff into casings (I cutthe casings into 2 3-foot sections and usea pastry bag to fill.)Barbecue as youwould with anysausage.

HOT ITALIANSAUSAGE

5-lbs pork1-cup cold red wine1-cup chopped freshparsley5-tsp salt1-tbsp garlic powderor-4 to 5 garlic cloves,minced1-tbsp fresh groundpepper3-tsp cayenne5-tbsp fennel seed2-tsp crushed chilipeppers5-tbsp paprika

Hand-trim fat fromthe outside of meat toyour desired fat prefer-ence.Grind the semi-meat

coarsely.After grinding, add

the sausage season-ings to the meat andblend by hand or use ameat mixer. Be sure tomix thoroughly to en-sure the ingredientsare spread evenlythroughout the meat.Stuff by hand or byusing a sausagestuffer or sausagestuffing attachment foran electric meat-grinder. (Note: do NOTuse the blade in meat-grinder when stuffing

and it is best to use astuffing (bean) plate). Ifyou wish, You can alsoform patties withoutcasings.

POLISH SAUSAGE4-lbs ground pork1-lb fine ground beefchuck2-tsp sugar1-tbsp marjoram1 1/2-tbsp salt1/2-tsp allspice1-tbsp black pepper1-tbsp caraway seeds8-cloves garlic,minced1-cup cold white wine

Hand-trim fat fromthe outside of meat toyour desired fat prefer-ence.Grind the meat with

a fine grinding plate.After grinding, add

the sausage season-ings to the meat andblend by hand or use ameat mixer. Be sure tomix thoroughly to en-sure the ingredientsare spread evenlythroughout the meat.Stuff by hand or byusing a sausagestuffer or sausagestuffing attachment foran electric meat-grinder. (Note: do NOTuse the blade in meat-grinder when stuffingand it is best to use astuffing (bean) plate). Ifyou wish, You can alsoform patties withoutcasings.

SUN DRIED TOMATOSSAUSAGE

5-lbs ground pork3/4-lbs whole milkmozzarella, cut into ¼”cubes1-bunch Italian pars-ley, finely chopped6 ½-oz sun-driedtomatoes in oil,coarsely chopped1-tbsp dried basil1-tbsp fennel seed1-tbsp coarse blackpepper1-tbsp salt1-tbsp ground corian-der

¾-cup dry white wine

Hand-trim fat fromthe outside of meat toyour desired fat prefer-ence.Grind the meat using

a fine grinding plate.After grinding, add

the sausage season-ings to the meat andblend by hand or use ameat mixer. Be sure tomix thoroughly to en-sure the ingredientsare spread evenlythroughout the meat.Stuff by hand or by

using a sausagestuffer or sausagestuffing attachment foran electric meat-grinder. (Note: do NOTuse the blade in meat-grinder when stuffingand it is best to use astuffing (bean) plate). Ifyou wish, You can alsoform patties withoutcasings.

TURKEY SAUSAGE5 lb Ground Turkey4 tsp Fennel Seed2 tsp Cracked BlackPepper2 tsp Sea Salt1 tsp Cropped Garlic2 tsp Oregano2 tsp Crushed RedPepper(for a non-spicy ver-sion leave out thecrushed red pepper)

To make your home-made spicy turkeysausage you need todo is mix together allof the dry ingredientsin a small bowl. Afteryou grind your turkeymix together with thedry ingredients. Oncethey are well mixed,place the sausagemixture in the fridge tocool off. In a fewhours, take thesausage mix out of thefridge and stuff intohog casings. All youneed to do now is linkyour homemadeturkey sausage andprepare to have someof the best turkeysausage ever. Thesehomemade turkeysausage links aregreat on the grill orslow cooked in yourhomemade spaghettisauce, or even slicedon top of pizza, thepossibilities are end-less. I hope you en-joyed this recipe forhomemade spicyturkey italian sausage.Please be sure tocheck out some of ourother recipes for greathomemade sausage.

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