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COmmunity News

8 The Little Theater That Could – Pastor Preserves the Past for the Future

8 Hakuna Matata – Hallandale Beach Students Performing in “Lion King JR.” Have No Worries

10 ArtWalk Guests Are Invited to Create Their Own Masterpiece at L. Mercado Studios

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12 Oh, The Places You’ll Go! Hollywood Park Students Participate in Career Day

12 Touchdown! Hollywood Hills and Hallandale High Schools Girls’ Flag Football Teams Score Big in Miami Dolphins Jamboree!

16 South Broward Water Polo Team Achieves Guinness World Record

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2ndBurger Beast Food trucks – Bring your appetite, your family and your friends to ArtsPark at Young Circle, Hollywood every Monday 5:30-9:30pm. Over 20 trucks participate. For a weekly updated truck line-up visit www.foodtrucksatartspark.com. Also May 9th, 16th, 23rd and 30th.

5thNational Day of Prayer at City Hall – All are invited to join in on a non-denominational program to give prayer and thanks. The national holiday is celebrated around the country, the theme this year is “Wake Up America”. Refreshments will be served following the service. 9:00am – The Hallandale Beach Commission Chambers – 400 S. Federal Hwy, Hallandale Beach.

6thFuntastic Friday – Enjoy family fun with a DJ, face painter, games, bounce houses and more. Local 10 (WPLG) viewers recently ranked Funtastic Friday # 8 on their “Top 10 Places to Take the Kids” in South Florida list. – ArtsPark at Young Circle, Hollywood – FREE admission – For more information call 954-921-3500. (Also on May 13th, 20th, 27th)

7thDragons & Drums – Celebrate Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month at the ArtsPark. Fire dancers, Japanese Taiko drummers, Hula dancers, Chinese lions and dragons, and much more. Admission FREE. Lawn seating. Bring a blanket or beach chair. 8:00-10:00pm at ArtsPark at Young Circle Amphitheater – 1 Young Circle, Hollywood.

8thDream Car Classic – The Downtown Hollywood Dream Car Classic features dozens of classic cars, trucks and other vehicles of interest. Attendance is FREE. Vehicle registration is $20. To

pre-register for the Dream Car Classic, email Joe Bevelacqua at [email protected] and include your vehicle’s make and model. – 10:00am - 3:00pm – Hollywood Boulevard between 19th & 20th Avenue Downtown Hollywood – For more information, call 954-825-1027.

11thLion King Jr. – Inside Out Theatre presents the Disney classic with Memorial HealthCare System’s Youth Force and students at Gulfstream Middle School. The FREE performance is at Hallandale High School, 720 NW 9th Ave, Hallandale Beach, at 6:30pm and is open to the public. . For more information on the project please contact Robin at 954-385-3060 or [email protected]. For more information on Inside Out Theatre visit www.insideouttheatre.org.

Game & Family Movie Night – Relax and hang out with the Hallandale Beach Police and enjoy board games or watch a family movie at the Austin Hepburn Center – 750 NW 8th Avenue, Hallandale Beach – FREE – 6:00pm-9:00pm – Call 954-457-1644 for more information.

13thartspark Movie Night – Gather the family, a blanket, lawn chairs and some popcorn for a night under the stars watching a FREE family friendly flick at ArtsPark at Young Circle in Hollywood at 8:00pm. Tonight’s feature presentation is MacFarland USA (PG) – Also on May 20th – Puss in Boots (PG) and May 27th – Muppets (PG).

Flick N’ Float – Watch a family favorite while floating in the pool. This month’s showing is Inside Out. Bring a swimsuit to jump in the pool or watch from lounge chairs on deck. Space is limited and pool entrance rates apply. BF James Pool – 777 NW 1st Avenue, Hallandale Beach 7:30-9:30pm.

14th Hollywood West Concert Series – Enjoy a free concert featuring

great local entertainment. Tonight’s performance features Silver Wings (50s and 60s Oldies). Bring a blanket or chair for comfort. Food is available for purchase. FREE admission and parking. – Boulevard Heights Community Center – 6770 Garfield Street, Hollywood – 7:30-9:00pm – Call 954-967-4235 for more information.

15thGlobal Meditation For World Peace – Take some time out of your hectic life and meet up with others who want to meditate to bring peace, love and care to the world. The group meets in ArtsPark at Young Circle – 1 Young Circle, Hollywood from 6:00pm-7:30pm. Admission is FREE. For more information, call 954-962-7447.

21stCommunity unity: May Day Festival – Bring the entire family out to the annual spring festival. 2:00-6:00pm at Foster Park Community Center- 609 NW 6th Avenue, Hallandale Beach- FREE admission. For more information, please call 954-457-1452.

Full Moon Drum Circle – Bring a drum or other percussion instrument to this FREE guided drum circle. ArtsPark at Young Circle – 1 Young Circle, Hollywood from 7:00pm-9:00pm. – For more information, call 954-926-0204.

Downtown Hollywood artwalk – Visit galleries and shops in Downtown Hollywood while enjoying art, cultural entertainment, live music, murals and more during ArtWalk on the 3rd Saturday of every month from 7:00pm-10:00pm. Cost is FREE. For more information, please call 954-924-2980.

Painting for Fun at artsPark art Walk – Everyone is welcome to enjoy this night at the gallery. Supplies are also included at this free event from 7:30-9:45pm at the Art Studio at ArtsPark at Young Circle- 1 Young Circle, Hollywood.

artsPark LIVe – A FREE concert series dedicated to showcasing South Florida’s finest talent in the heart of Downtown Hollywood at the new ArtsPark Amphitheater. Bring a blanket or lawn chair to ArtsPark – 1 Young Circle, Hollywood – 8:00pm-9:30pm (Also on May 28th).

28thDog Dayz of Summer – Spend quality time at the beach this summer with your furry friend. South City Beach Park – 1870 S. Ocean Drive Hallandale Beach – 6:00-8:00pm – DAILY FEE: $5 resident / $10 non-resident per dog – SUMMER PASS: $15 resident / $30 non-resident per dog. Cash only onsite – Passes may be purchased prior to the event at the Cultural Community Center, 410 SE 3rd St, Mon – Fri 8am – For more specifics, call 954-457-1452.

29thSalute to the Fallen – The evening memorial tribute includes a candlelight procession, musical presentation and inter-faith prayers to commemorate first responders and military personnel who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. The event is at Boulevard Heights Community Center and Amphitheater located at 6770 Garfield Street and is free to all Hollywood residents. Candles will be provided to heroes’ families and light refreshments will be available following the foot procession. To RSVP or to include your hero on the Fallen Hero Digital Board, please e-mail [email protected]. Please include your hero’s name, service branch, year of service. 7:00-8:30pm. Call 954-921-3404 for more information.

30thMemorial Day tribute – Hallandale Beach pays tribute to those soldiers who gave their lives to protect America. 9:00am-12:00pm – 9 am- Flag placement at Hallandale Cemetery, 901 NW 6th Ave. 10 am – Reception and ceremony at Foster Park Community Center, 609 NW 6th Ave. Admission is FREE. For more information call 954-457-1452.

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Six years ago, Inside Out Theatre started working with Gulfstream Middle School by bringing an “Arts Empower” program to their after school cur-riculum. Together with Memorial HealthCare System’s Youth Force, the duo

created a gang/bully prevention program and further went on to conceive an inter-generational project combining both seniors and youth. Last year the effort of that group went on to present “Removing the Tracks” which used the arts as a tool of dialogue to unite and bridge the demographic divide while strengthening the city.

The “Art of Community” program was so successful that the City of Hallandale Beach gave Robin Braun, Executive Artistic Director, from Inside Out Theatre Company, the cast and the partners a proclamation last summer. After the year-long arts engagement project in Hallandale Beach, Braun and her team wanted to continue their relationship with the goal of using arts to strengthen the community remaining the same. Therefore, they decided to put together a production of a Disney classic.

“Lion King JR.” will premiere at Hallandale High School on May 11th at 6:30 pm and is open to the public for free. The project is funded in part by the City of Hallandale Beach, hence using students and staff from the local middle and high schools.

The production is being directed by Robin Braun, Executive Artistic Director of Inside Out Theatre, and choreographed by Kendrick Jones, Director of Theatre at Hallandale High. The masks and puppets, which are an important part of the

“Lion King, JR.” are being created by Carla Guerra, the Art Teacher at Gulfstream Middle School, with the help of her students. Mr. Josue Aristyld, the Band Teacher at Gulfstream Middle School is working with some of his students on the Djembe drumming which is part of the production. Ms. Jamie Wood, Director of Memorial HealthCare System’s YouthForce and Ms. Christine Moss, Assistant Principal of Gulfstream are also key players in the project.

“‘The Lion King, JR.’ is an exciting project as it is the first time I am working with the students and the community on an award-winning musical,” says Robin Braun. “In the past, the work we have done together has been original, written and created by participants in the project. While that has been very gratifying, being able to work on a musical that everyone knows and loves, like the ‘Lion King, JR.’ is especially thrilling. I’m hoping the production will give residents an even greater sense of “pride” in their community and continue to connect people in the ways that theatre does.”

Since 1998 Inside Out Theatre has been serving South Florida with the mission of building character in youth and using the per-forming arts as a tool for personal and social change. For more information on the 501(3), not-for-profit organization, contact Robin Braun at 954-385-3060 or visit the website at www.inside-outtheatre.org

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at various locations since they had no formal structure to call their own. During World War II, the group disbanded since casting men during the draft was difficult. Fourteen years later in 1947 they got back together and wanted their own facility.

The city commission donated the 2500 block between Washington and Dewey streets, which was at the western end of the city at that time. However, a “reverter clause” was applied to the donation that stated that the tract was to be returned to the city if not used for public performances.

Soon after, the landmark playhouse was designed by architect Kenneth Spry, one of the organizers of Hollywood’s Little Theater. The official dedication of the 18,000 square foot building was held in January of 1953. Gloria Swanson of “Sunset Boulevard” was among the many honored guests. At this time, only the foundation was complete. The actors performed their season outdoors while the audience watched on blankets and lawn chairs.

Finally in 1958 the theatre was complete and enjoyed many successful years. Unfortunately, as the years went by public interest and participation began to dwindle. Upon the new millennium of 2000, a new buyer began renovations with the intention to create a TV studio and an area for public performances. Suddenly it was abandoned and foreclosed leaving it exposed to looters who came to take everything including the building’s metal.

Plans were made by developers and the Hollywood Commission to remove the original donation “reverter clause”, rezone the property, demolish the playhouse, and build townhouses. A concerned group of citizens, including then-Hollywood

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“reverter clause” was removed.Recently, Pastor Martin Vargas and his wife Lissette of The Real Church pur-

chased the land and started renovating and restoring the property. During the pro-cess, the Pastor found memorabilia a future historian had stored under the stage, some from the 1940s, and donated them to the Hollywood Historical Society.

Although, the historical property will now be a church, they are preserving it the best they can to still be remembered as the theatre it once was. It includes the original stage and curtain system, balcony, skylights and upstairs rehearsal room. An outdoor cafe is being added, and the lobby has become a tribute to the build-ing’s past.

Anyone who has any memorabilia from the theater is encouraged to contact the Hollywood Historical Society to donate. For more information, please call 954-923-5590 and leave a message.

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One of Downtown Hollywood’s highlights is the monthly ArtWalk held the third Saturday of each month starting at 7pm. In addition to the

sounds of music seranading patrons and the galler-ies showcasing local, regional and international art-work, L. Mercado Studios invites ArtWalk attendees to create their own masterpiece.

This free interactive art activity is for adults and children of all ages. A different artist will do a dem-onstration in a medium of their choice and the public will be invited to participate. Guests may take their project home or donate it to the studio. Each project donated will be incorporated into the “L. Mercado Studios Hollywood ArtWalk Sculpture Project”.

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This creative team’s mission is to provide mem-bers of the Hollywood and South Florida communities educational opportunities to immerse themselves in the contemporary visual arts. Through classes, workshops, special exhibitions and events hosting visiting artists and master instructors, local artists will elevate their level of knowledge through exchange of expertise and ideas.

This month’s ArtWalk on May 21st will be the official L. Mercado Studios grand opening exhibition of “Mass & Nomads”. It will feature sculptural works

in ceramics by renowned street art-ists: Evoca1, Pixel Pancho, Tati Suarez and Twoone. The exhibition will present works executed during their latest visit-ing artist residency at the studio.

Subsequent art walks will showcase monthly gallery featured exhibitions. A total of seven more are scheduled to be shown during the 2016 exhibition calen-dar. Each will be curated by a different art professional to open the exchanges.

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else but we took a chance on Downtown Hollywood and the response from the community has been very rewarding,” says Mercado. “It’s gratifying to us to see other artists join-ing us in our journey, as they now have a place to display their artworks and grow. We are artists for the artists and we have the passion and the best interest in our hearts of seeing the city of Downtown Hollywood succeed in becoming an outstanding art district.”

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Elementary age students always have big dreams in their busy little brains on what they want to be when they grow up. Fortunately, teachers are able to share with their classes plenty of books on the frequently discussed topic.

For example, singer, songwriter, actor and author Al Yankovic, more commonly known as “Weird Al” Yankovic, wrote a funny tale titled When I Grow Up using his humor to explain the endless possibilities of what the future may hold.

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Hollywood Park Elementary Exceptional Student Education (ESE) teacher, Eileen Santiago felt the same way as the acclaimed author. She wanted to expose her students to the different types of careers available to them despite their learning challenges since she believes in their unlimited potential.

Santiago took it upon herself to coordi-nate a “Career Day” for her class on a level that they could understand. Santiago’s class consists of 8-10 year old boys and girls with varying Intellectual Disabilities such as language, visual and physical impairments as well as Down syndrome and Angelman syndrome. Hollywood Park Elementary has six cluster classrooms that service students with Intellectual Disabilities (InD) from grades K-5.

Many professionals took time out of their busy schedules to participate in this fun, yet educational day. Students were shown positions in a variety of capacities. Although there weren’t any butchers or candlestick makers, Santiago did manage to round up a baker.

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The students rotated in 20 minute increments with at least three presenters. They were encouraged to ask questions about the daily duties and responsibilities of the individual’s job.

“It was great to see students learning about their future and all the possibilities they have open to them,” says Santiago.

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participated in the jamboree. This year 650 girls and 28 teams from the South Florida area came out to represent their schools on the gridiron during the anticipated event. Therefore proving that the goal to promote high school football is indeed being achieved.

“Giving these girls an opportunity to come in the ‘bubble’, to watch the excitement on the girls faces and the enthusiasm they have when they come to play is one of the best parts,” said Rocky Gillis, County Athletic Director (BCAA). “It’s amazing to watch some of the athleticism the girls have on display. A lot of people don’t think of the game in that way, and when they come out they are fascinated once they get the opportunity to watch them.”

The Miami Dolphins Youth Programs’ mission is to emphasize the importance of education, physical fitness and positive choices for kids in a safe and

fun environment. The Miami Dolphins Youth Programs’ vision is to prepare the next generation of leaders in staying physically active through our Junior Training Camps (JTC), Youth Football Clinics and Youth Football Camps in the South Florida Community.

“It was great to see the high level of athleticism and passion for the sport at the jamboree today,” said Troy Drayton, Manager of Youth and Community Affairs. “These girls came to play.”

“My favorite part of the jamboree was watching all the teams that we are possibly going to play this year and see-ing how many girls are excited about the sport,” added Miami Jackson Head Coach Lakatriona Brunson, who partici-pated in the event for the first time along with Miami-Dade schools Coral Park, Miami Central and Miami Edison.

Hollywood Hills crushed Coral Park 13-0 and Hallandale High defeated Cypress Bay 13-2.

The Miami Dolphins Youth Programs’ vision is to prepare the next generation of leaders in staying physically active through our Junior Training Camps (JTC), Youth Football Clinics and Youth Football Camps in the South Florida Community.

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What services does Massage Envy offer? At Massage Envy Spa we offer customized Massages These include: Couples, Hot-Stone, Pre-Natal, Geriatric, Trigger Point Therapy, Cranial Sacral, Reflexology, Swedish, deep Tissue and Sports Massage

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Do you have a referral program? we love referrals If our members refer a friend, the member will receive a complimentary half hour upgrade for each guest that becomes a member

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West Hollywood Elementary students had the opportunity to visit a Royal Caribbean Cruise Line as part of the Kids and The Power of Work (KAPOW) program. KAPOW is a national network of business and

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Jennifer Wisnoski, KAPOW Coordinator and teacher at West Hollywood Elementary says, “We feel very fortunate to be able to motivate our students by integrating workplace concepts and skills into the curriculum. These skills con-nect the world of school to the world of work. With this program students can begin focusing on careers of their interest at an early age.”

There’s nothing more beneficial than giving children the opportunity to learn in a real hands-on environment, so a field trip to a work facility is made possible. In this case, the KAPOW partnership is sponsored by Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines and the City of Hollywood. They provided the volunteers in the school and the additional staff from their corporate and shipboard staff to conduct the visit and graciously welcomed the Wildcats on board.

These third graders said, “Bon Voyage” to the classroom and embarked on the Independence of the Seas which was docked at Port Everglades. Ninety-two stu-dents along with teachers and chaperoning parents were then able to appreciate a day off from the traditional learning campus and partake on a floating one.

The students were able to create fruit sculptures with a master chef, partici-pate in ship board recreational activities and enjoy lunch in the ship’s dining room. They also were exposed to jobs such as acting, entertaining, performing and cook-ing. Many workers on the ship were able to interact with the students by discussing what they do and answering all their questions.

John Casbarro, President of Learning for Success, Inc. which manages KAPOW in South Florida states, “Young people need to understand that there is a rea-son for studying beyond doing so for the sake of learning. The KAPOW program addresses this need by helping young people understand early in life that reading,

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It was game on for these dedicated Bulldogs as they attempted a Guinness World Record. South Broward High School boys and girls water polo teams attempted to achieve a record break-

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The ambitious students began with the girls’ team playing against the boys’ team. The rules stated that players are allowed 5 minutes rest every hour or they may bank the time to be used later. Coach Chris Bloese planned on having the match continue in four hour increments to give the players 20 minutes to rest and grab a little sleep.

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While Guinness representatives were not present, indepen-dent witness were on-site to supervise the attempt as were volunteer referee along with a host of parents and South Broward High School Staff.

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The teams were grate-ful to all the friends and family who came out to show their support. They also couldn’t have done it without referee Richard Cook who lost an entire nights and morning’s sleep and Matt Shephard who refereed on Friday evening.

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Broward Center for the Performing Artswww.browardcenter.org954-462-0222See your child take center stage at the Broward Center’s Summer Theater Camp. Bursting with the excitement of live musi-cal theater, Summer Theater Camp will make your rising star shine!

Camp Live Oakwww.campliveoakfl.com954-563-4880 Children are able to explore the world around them as they discover the natural and beautiful surroundings of South Florida. Ft. Lauderdale and North Miami locations focus on an environmental theme, while Dania Beach offers marine science. Swimming, science, canoeing & kayak-ing, sports, fishing, paddle boarding and archery are just a few activities offered for a well-rounded camp experience.

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Once a woman finishes breastfeeding, the breasts can deflate even further and begin to sag. The weak abdominal muscles and the excess abdominal fat appear as fullness and bulging of the belly. Many new moms may still look pregnant even as their child is taking his or her first steps. Once again, a mommy makeover can help.

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For example, some women need breast augmentation to correct severely deflated breasts, while others may need breast implants in combination with a breast lift. In the abdominal area, many women need a full abdominoplasty with tightening of the muscle layer as well as removal of the excess skin and fat. Some women may also benefit from liposuction to sculpt the back, hips and thighs, and smooth out their contours. Finally, an increasing number of women have also been requesting a buttock lift and other buttock-enhancing options, such as the Brazilian butt lift, as part of their mommy makeover.

The length of the surgery varies based on the amount and type of proce-dures performed. Some surgeons may perform a mommy makeover as two or more separate operations.

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▸ are you done having children? If you plan to have more children, wait. The vertical muscles in the abdomen (which are tightened during a tummy tuck) can re-separate.

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The name of the Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Small Business Person of the Year will be announced early May. Past Honorees include:

2015 Stephen Rowe II, Mr. Restoration.2014 Laurie Schecter, Desoto Inn2013 Shannon Stough, Benchmark Contracting, Inc.2012 Sara Lavenka, Mortgage Masters2011 John Lipka, E.H. WhitsonBroward County Council of Chambers provides a forum for all chambers’

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