Atlantic Ave Magazine October 2016 Issue

www.atlanticavemagazine.com 

OCTOber 2016 

City People 

susan 

duane 

fashion 

what ru 

wearing 

get spooked this 

halloween... 

check out the local events! 

concert review 

Donovan 

go pink! 

breast cancer 

awareness month 

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CONTENTS 

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42 

88 

90 

56 

Get Spooked this 

Halloween... 

SPECIAL Features 

52 

54 

SUNSHINE GOLF CAR 

Drives Toward Excellence In Sales And Service 

Carmel Real Estate & Management, Inc. 

‘Park Ten’ Management Team 

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58 

62 

64 

66 

Get Spooked this HALLOWEEN... 

Check Out The Local Events! 

superior power washing inc. 

Paver & Marble Specialists 

Nicole’s GALLERY and Boutique 

From France to Delray: Discover Unique Art 

luminary 

Have You Got It? 

PETERSON ’S FLOWER MARKET 

The Happy Place 

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6 From the Editor 

74 City People - Susan Duane 

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8 In The News 

20 Under The Spotlight 

22 Delray Under $50 

24 Happenings 

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REgulars 

LOCALS ONLY 

pictures 

26 On The Ave 

30 In The Pineapple Grove 

Arts District 

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44 Pain Relief - Non-Surgical 

Approach To A Herniated Disc 

46 Dermatology - Oh Baby! A New 

Wave Bringing Life To Hair 

48 Your Dental Health - Brush For 

Health, Brush For Life 

50 Body Beautiful - Holiday Pre-Game, 

Beat the Bulge 

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health & beauty 

Special features 

60 The Seagate Country Club 

68 Breast Cancer Awareness Month 

70 Delray Beach Marketing 

Cooperative 

72 Old School Square 

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88 Restaurant Review - Prime Steak 

Italian Sushi 

90 Recipe - Quinoa Earth Bowl 

92 Guide 

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dining 

misc 

98 Pet Spotlight 

99 PetXpert 

100 DIY Ideas - Top DIY Halloween 

Costumes for 2016 

Publisher 

David Mizen 

Editor 

Yvette Roulette 

Contributing Editors 

Diane Feen, Skip Sheffield, 

Nicol Jenkins 

Art Director 

Fabio Passere 

Designer 

Eduardo Passere 

Senior Sales Executive 

Harvey Lustig 

Photographer 

Melissa Korman 

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entertainment 

34 Gotta Know 

36 Gotta See 

38 Gotta Hear 

40 Gotta Read 

42 Concert Review - Donovan 

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fashion 

76 What RU Wearing ® 

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leisure 

102 Leisure - Crossword Puzzle, 

Sudoko and Enigma 

Office ContACt 

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Ph. 888-309-1110 

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The opinions, beliefs and viewpoints expressed by the various authors in this magazine do not necessarily reflect the opinions, beliefs and viewpoints of Atlantic Ave Magazine or the staff at Atlantic Ave. Magazine.

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from the editor 

It’s October!!! 

There are so many things I absolutely love about this 

month! It’s my second favorite month of the year... 

Let’s start with Pumpkin EVERYTHING!!! 

It’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month - a cause near and dear to 

me that is represented by my favorite color PINK! 

And of course...HALLOWEEN!!! My favorite holiday - only because 

my birthday isn’t considered a holiday (I’m working on that). 

This issue of Atlantic Ave Magazine is chock full of great ways 

to celebrate Halloween, and events to donate and/or participate 

in supporting *wink* Breast Cancer. 

Our City Person is Susan Duane, and she is amazing. She is a 

passionate philanthropist, serving on many local committees and 

making changes in many lives. She is currently an active (and former 

Co-President) of Impact 100. An organization that has raised 

and donated over 1.5 million dollars for non-profits. 

Hungry for Steak, Italian, Sushi? The place to go is Prime! Now 

located just a few steps off the Ave, they continue their scrumptious 

menu with something for everyone. The atmosphere is 

perfect, and the food is too. Beginning October 19 they will be 

serving “all you can eat” Stone Crab! YUM!!! Read all about it in 

our Restaurant Review. 

Head on over to Pineapple Grove the week of October 3-8 and 

“Get Your Grove On!” There is something fun to do, see, and hear 

every day! Food, fashion, art, and music! Look inside this issue 

for the schedule of events. 

Want to hear something scary?...There are 94 shopping days 

before December 24 - the first day of Hanukkah and Christmas 

Eve! Eeeeeek!!!! 

Get out and enjoy October - the calm before the Holiday 

season storm. 

Happy Haunting - Booooooo! 

Yvette roulette, editor 

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The Conde Center Treats 

Olympic Athletes for the 

2016 Rio Olympics 

The Conde Center For Chiropractic 

Neurology is honored to have had the 

opportunity to treat the Swiss Synchronized 

Swimming Duet. We utilized the 

skills of Dr. John Conde and Dr. Haley 

Girard working alongside our Licensed 

Massage Therapists Eve Sacido and Carla 

Gomez to allow these athletes to perform 

at optimum levels while preparing 

for the 2016 Rio Olympics. 

The Delray GreenMarket 

Announces Its Season 

Opening 

The Delray GreenMarket is excited to 

announce its Season Opening on Saturday, 

October 29, 2016 in Old School Square 

Park from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. The Green- 

Market is proud to host over 60 of South 

Florida’s premier growers, bakers and 

culinary producers, along with a complimentary 

bike valet, sponsored by Human 

Powered Delray, for all those that want 

to keep their GreenMarket experience as 

green as possible. The Market will also feature 

Trick or Treat for the kids and a Halloween 

craft project in the Budding Artist 

booth provided by Old School Square. The 

Witches of Delray Annual Charity Bike Ride 

will finish at the Market and winners will 

be selected in three categories, best costume, 

best broom (bike) and best witches 

cackle. The proceeds for this event will be 

donated to the Achievement Centers for 

Children and Families. The Market is open 

every Saturday from October to May. 

Help Our Wounded 

Foundation 

South Florida is home to truly some of 

the most creative and innovative gastro 

talent around. South Florida is also home 

to hundreds of thousands of US Veterans. 

Thousands of our local veterans suffer 

from the “invisible war wounds”: traumatic 

brain injury (TBI) and post-traumatic 

stress (PTS). These injuries have 

dramatic life-altering implications if left 

untreated, and their management can 

become financially demanding. Veterans 

with TBI and PTS often have problems 

that touch all aspects of their lives, including 

family, career, and interpersonal 

relationships. Left untreated, TBI and 

PTS can deprive these veterans of a manageable 

quality of life, often resulting in 

chronic unemployment, homelessness, 

divorce, or even suicide. 

Resources to help these brave men 

and women who were injured while 

serving are not readily available or are 

not covered by insurance. 

The Solution 

One of the most successful therapies, 

hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) has 

been shown to reverse TBI and alleviate 

many symptoms of PTS, restoring both 

mental and physical health, and, along 

with it, a higher quality of life. 

This therapy can be appropriate for 

many indications, as oxygen is one of the 

elemental building blocks of life. 

Through the efforts of the Help Our 

Wounded (HOW) Foundation, located in 

Delray Beach, Florida, veterans who are 

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New Branch in Delray Beach 

Pineapple Grove, just off Atlantic Avenue 

Right Beside El Camino! (561) 266-3538 

25 NE, 2nd Ave. #110, Delray Beach, FL 33444

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candidates for HBOT treatment receive 

scholarships to fund their HBOT therapy. 

The Foundation’s work is imperative, as 

this therapy is not yet covered under VA 

and insurance benefits. 

How We Can Provide the Solution 

HOW Foundation’s inaugural “Dine for 

Veterans” is Sunday, November 6 – Veterans 

Day, Friday, November 11, 2016. 

To raise funds for our local veterans in 

need of hyperbaric oxygen therapy treatment 

for TBI and PTS, and to also raise 

awareness about the needs of our veterans 

affected with TBI and PTS. 

The Structure 

Restaurants in the tri-county area will 

be able to single out a day and/or time 

(Happy Hour, for example) where a portion 

of proceeds for that time period will 

be donated back to the Foundation. 100% 

of proceeds will be going to fund hyperbaric 

oxygen therapy treatment for our 

veterans; no administrative costs or event 

costs will be taken out. 

To schedule a time to talk about how 

your restaurant would like to participate 

please call Gregg Weiss at 561-504-3508 

or Hilary Loftus at 561-450-6213. 

Food And Wine Tasting 

Event At Taverna Opa Delray 

October 20 

Taverna Opa Delray has partnered up 

with Rodney Strong Winery for an amazing 

food and wine event. 

Join us for a 5 course dinner/ wine pairing 

on October 20, 2016 at 6:30pm. 

Reservation required. 

Taverna Opa, 270 East Atlantic Ave, Delray 

Beach, FL - 561-303-3202. www.tavernaopa.com/delray 

Contacts & Cocktails At 

Deck 84 

Deck 84 and the Delray Beach Chamber 

of Commerce hosted an enjoyable night 

for all that attended. Deck 84 provided delicious 

flat bread pizza, chopped pasta salad 

and chicken salad sliders. Meanwhile 

people made new contacts and exchanged 

business cards all while enjoying drinks 

at the bar. The Delray Beach Chamber of 

Commerce volunteers did a great job helping 

with the party. 

The Florida Mental Health 

Counselors Association 

Meets In Delray Beach 

The non-profit professional group 

known as Mental Health Counselor’s Association 

of Palm Beach has chosen Delray 

Beach for their new home, after 20 

years in West Palm Beach and Old School 

Square as their favored venue for monthly 

educational events. The group is composed 

of licensed mental health counselors, 

clinical social workers and marriage 

and family therapists. Its charter is to 

provide continuing education to mental 

health professionals and a base of support 

for the network of clinical therapists 

serving the community. The group has 

planned monthly luncheon meetings at 

Old School Square featuring authors and 

professional speakers. A talk on ADHD by 

Dr William Pelham of FIU scheduled on 

October 21, 2016 and Dr Jamie Vinck on 

drug addiction on November 21, 2016. 

More information can be found on their 

website http://mhcapbc.org/ or by calling 

Chapter President John Davis, LMHC 

at 561-213-8030. 

Delray Beach Annual Show 

and Sale 

You don’t have to travel far to see magnificent 

displays of majestic orchids, the 

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Joseph Mansour, Realtor 

best that nature has to offer. The Delray 

Beach Orchid Society (DBOS) is holding 

its 26th annual Orchid Show and Sale, “Orchids 

on the Square,” Friday, October 28, 

through Sunday, October 30, at Old School 

Square’s Vintage Fieldhouse in Delray 

Beach. Many of Florida’s best orchid 

growers will participate in this judged 

show to promote the sale of their finest 

orchid plants. 

These exquisite flowers will be on display 

from 10:00am to 5:00pm Friday and 

Saturday; 10:00am to 4:00pm on Sunday. 

Admission is $5 per day or $8 for the entire 

weekend. 

For information: (561) 573-2422. For 

a $1.00 of show admission coupon visit 

www.delraybeachorchidsociety.com. 

Lights Out Delray 

The Delray Beach Tennis Center is 

proud to host “Lights Out Delray” by XGLO- 

SIVE on October 29, 2016 from 7:30pm – 

9:00pm. A fun filled family night with a 

tennis event that uses black lights to light 

up tennis balls and t-shirts, music, games, 

prizes and refreshments. Tickets are available 

in the Pro shop or call 561-243-7360. 

Adults $25 / Youth $15 (age 7 to 16). For 

more information, email nikki@jcdsportsgroup.com 

or visit www.delraytennis. 

com/programs/special-events/ 

Get your tickets soon – the space is limited. 

Wear something white or neon! 

Posh Properties Announces 

the Addition of 3 New Agents 

Posh PrOPErties - 561-706-9095 

Joseph Mansour has spent much of his 

time in the service industry. It’s easy to understand 

how this New Jersey native found 

the passion for Real Estate. Joe’s motto is 

simple, “Customers first, Sales second.” Exceptional 

service has always been the standard 

for Joe, and he prides himself in going 

the extra mile for his customers. 

Mark Logue 


Born and raised in Ireland, Mark Logue 

has invested more than 25 years in the real 

estate industry as a mortgage sales expert. 

“His insights and strategies are proving 

to be invaluable to his customers, and his 

background will help them more easily understand 

and reach their real estate goals”, 

says Broker/Owner, Jerilyn Walter. 

Jessica Franklin 


Jessie L. Franklin, J.D is a life-long native 

to South Florida (Boca Raton) and daughter 

of one of the most successful Realtors in 

Palm Beach County but Real estate doesn’t 

just run in Jessie’s blood, it is her love for 

the sun-soaked neighborhoods of South 

Florida and her passion for working with 

people that it made perfect sense for a fulltime 

career. Jessie has been a real estate 

agent since graduating college and in that 

time she has cultivated a unique niche market, 

servicing buyers, sellers and investors. 



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Dash Travel Offers Incentives 

to Benefit Impact 100 Men 

Palm Beach County 

Sail from the Port of Palm Beach aboard 

The MV Grand Celebration and enjoy a 

2-night Bahamas cruise offering 9 passenger 

decks, a performance theater, a casino, 

pools and Jacuzzi, wellness center, bars, 

lounges and fine dining. If 2 nights away 

is not enough then you have the option to 

add 2 or 4 nights staying at Grand Lucayan 

Beach & Golf Resort, one of the largest in 

the Grand Bahamas with all-inclusive options 

available. The added bonus is that 

if you book through Dash Travel, 25% of 

all commissions go to benefit Impact 100 

Men Palm Beach County – ‘seeking to advance 

high impact giving and action in the 

South Palm Beach County’ – It’s a Win/ 

Win situation! 

Dash Travel 504 East Atlantic Ave, Delray 

Beach, Fl. 33483 Tel - 561-498-8439 

www.dashtravelandcruises.com Impact 

100 Men Palm Beach County www. 

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100MEN 

First Annual Pre Halloween 

Fur-Baby Bash Benefiting The 

Barky Pines Animal Rescue & 

Sanctuary 

Laura Souza of G Girl Productions does 

it again! She knows how to put on a Charity 

Dog Show. The event was held at the 

beautiful Abacoa Golf & Country Club in 

Jupiter, FL. There were approximately 50 

Masters and their dogs dressed in theme 

all looking fantastic. A contest was held 

for the best costume. This event raised 

funds for a worthy cause. 

Bethesda Hospital 

Foundation – Women of 

Grace 

The Women of Grace luncheon is to be 

held at the Mar-A-Lago on November 10, 

2016 as one of the biggest fundraisers of 

the year for the Bethesda Hospital Foundation. 

About 500 people attend and the 

money raised goes to support Bethesda 

Hospital’s Center for Women and Children. 

The luncheon, which honors six local 

women for their incredible contributions 

to our community, has raised nearly 

$2 million through the years and has 

helped the Center create a state-of-the-art 

maternity birthing care center, provided 

specialists to help with high-risk pregnancies, 

and more. 

2016 honorees 

1. Jessica Kian: from Dreyfoos School of 

the Arts student (visual arts major). 

2. Valerie Mathieu - Founder of “Caps of 

Love” 

3. Michelle Suskauer - Prominent, nationally-known 

Palm Beach County lawyer. 

4. Betti Lidsky - Founder and chairwoman 

of “Hope for Vision” 

5. Diane Wilde - Founder of “Dress for 

Success” of the Palm Beaches. 

6. Nancy Dockerty - President of the 

Board of Directors for the Delray Public 

Library. 

Reading Oasis at Orchard 

View Elementary 

On Wednesday September 14th, the 

Kiwanis Club of Delray Beach hosted the 

Grand Opening of the Reading Oasis at Orchard 

View Elementary. 




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The Kiwanis Club of Delray Beach has 

transformed a room at Orchard View Elementary 

in Delray Beach into a literacy 

oasis. 

The Kiwanis Reading Oasis was created 

as part of the charitable projects of the 

Kiwanis Club of Delray Beach and its focus 

on improving literacy in area schools. 

The Reading Oasis, made possible through 

fund-raising efforts of the Kiwanis club 

and a matching gift from Scholastic Books, 

will service hundreds of students at Orchard 

View Elementary and provide them 

access to over 1,200 age-appropriate 

books, electronic readers, and a comfortable 

and safe place to read. 

Next Art Walk: Friday, 


Special Exhibits, Meet the Artists, 

Refreshments, Music 

The October 7th First Friday Art Walk 

in Downtown Delray Beach features an 

evening of art, education and relaxation 

with the participation of 26 galleries and 

artists, special exhibits, offerings and promotions. 

First Friday Art Walk is a self-guided 

tour held every month, from 6 - 9 p.m. 

Stroll through art galleries and working 

studios, and the meet talented, local artists 

that make-up this award-winning 

arts town. Navigate your way through the 

myriad styles of art in the Downtown Delray 

Beach Arts District: Artists Alley (NE 

3rd Ave @ NE 4th St), Pineapple Grove 

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(NE 2nd Avenue), Atlantic Avenue. This is 

a FREE event (no ticket, pass, coupon required) 

- just show up and start wherever 

you’d like! 

Art Walk Brochure & Map available at 

all participating galleries and studios, 

and online DowntownDelrayBeach.com/ 

FirstFridayArtWalk, or phone the DDA at 

561.243.1077. 

Major Benefactor And 

New Experiences Announced 

For The 3rd Annual Feast 

Of The Sea 

Palm Beach County’s Premier Fresh 

Seafood Culinary Event Partners with 

Major Foundation for Autism 

The 3rd Annual 2016 Feast of the Sea 

will be held October 22, 2016 in the Meyer 

Amphitheatre, located at 105 Evernia 

Street in Downtown West Palm Beach. 

This year’s Feast of the Sea will be a two 

part one-day seafood festival. The first 

portion of the festival is from 11a.m. – 4 

p.m. and comprises of a free general admission 

seafood extravaganza featuring 

24 local chefs and restaurants providing 

guests the opportunity to enjoy delicious 

seafood dishes from some of the area’s 

best culinary talents. In addition to the 

daytime public ‘feastivities’, there will be 

limited available experiences for purchase 

providing exclusive tastings, seating and 

service. Passes for theses added-value experiences 

are available for purchase now. 

Following the daytime portion of the 

event, Feast of the Sea will transition into a 

fully ticketed event. The anticipated Chef’s 

Challenge series will return for one night; 

filled with interactive entertainment. In 

what will become known as the ‘Chefs Colosseum’, 

16 local celebrity chefs will battle 

it out in the Meyer Amphitheatre through 

multiple rounds of intense competition to 

reach the finals. With each round of ‘ironchef 

style’ competition, chefs’ skills will be 

tested to advance to the final round where 

one will be crowned the 2016 Maestro del 

Mar. The winning chef will be awarded a 

$5,000 cash prize. 

One of the greatest additions for the 3rd 

Annual Feast of the Sea is the partnership 

with the Els for Autism Foundation. A portion 

of proceeds will be donated to the 

foundation. “Having recently launched 

our culinary classes for continuing education 

with children and adults of the 

spectrum, we are excited about this partnership 

with Feast of the Sea,” said Nicole 

Poundstone, Manager, Events & Communications 

for the Els for Autism Foundation. 

Prior to the start to start of Feast of 

the Sea, some of the participating chefs 

will work directly with the Els for Autism 

Foundation by teaching cooking lessons to 

the students of the Els Center. 

For more information on Feast of the 

Sea visit www.feastofthesea.com. 

Delray Beach Boxing Opening 

Soon In Delray Beach 

They know you can’t wait but building 

something beautiful takes a little extra 

time. The ring is in and now we have to 

build everything to compliment the ring. 

It will be something worth waiting for. 

Watch for the opening date. 

For more info go to Facebook.com/DelrayBoxing. 

Murder on the Beach Mystery 

Bookstore Day-Before- 

Halloween Party 

Murder on the Beach Mystery Bookstore 

is pleased to announce our Day- 

Before-Halloween Party at our store in 

Pineapple Grove Delray Beach on Sunday 

October 30, 2016 from 6 – 8 pm. 

We will be featuring the ominous num- 

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ber of 13 published authors who will speak briefly about their 

books while dressed in the scariest costumes: Prudy Taylor 

Board, Ali Brandon, Nancy J. Cohen, Susan Cox, Eliot Kleinberg, 

Fred Lichtenberg, Sharon Menear, DJ Niko, Jeffrey Hammerhead 

Philips, Randy Rawls, Michal Sherring, Mark Spivak, Tom Swick. 

Spooky but delicious refreshments will be served, and we will 

have a fortune teller on hand to predict your future. Admission is 

free and the public is invited to this fun event. 

Murder on the Beach Mystery Bookstore is an independent locally 

owned community bookstore, specializing in mystery, suspense 

and thrillers located in Pineapple Grove at 273 NE 2nd Ave. 

For further information contact Joanne Sinchuk, 561-279- 

7790. Email: murdermb@gate.ne 

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posh properties 

By Sheryl Pinatel, Realtor 

My interest in Real Estate began many years ago 

while I was living Southern California. I had relocated 

to Santa Monica from Montreal, Canada 

in 1990 to head up a Textile Design office in Los Angeles. 

While there, I became a successful home “flipper,” buying, 

remodeling and selling homes. I enjoyed the business so 

much, that when I moved to Delray Beach back in 2003, I 

immediately studied and received my Realtor designation. 

Now after many years of experience in various aspects of 

this really amazing industry, Sales, Foreclosures, Rentals 

and Commercial, I chose to join Jerilyn Walter at her Posh 

Properties office in Pineapple Grove. Jerilyn and I had 

originally met back in 2003 while working as Realtors at 

Prudential, and I have watched her progress and admired 

her drive and commitment in all she does. I also experienced 

firsthand the impact Posh Properties has made in 

the area and felt it was time I returned to what I do best, 

Real Estate Sales. I believe we are a great Brokerage, devoted 

to our customers and our community...Plus we do 

have some fun...Please come in and see for yourself. 

Sheryl Pinatel 

Posh Properties 

107 NE 2nd Ave. 

Delray Beach, FL 33444 

561-704-6446 

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► lOCAls only ║ delray under $50 

delray under $50 

By Darien Arden 

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Now that Delray Beach is a rising star in the art, culture and social 

scene, it might seem a little difficult to find affordable activities, shops 

or restaurants. I am here to prove you wrong. Delray Beach offers a mix 

of high-end boutiques with laid-back restaurants, and events for the 

whole family or nightclubs for night owls. Here is what you can do in 

Delray Beach in October for $50 or less. 

Move over, Atlantic Avenue, there’s 

another cat in town. October is 

Self-Promotion Month and Pineapple 

Grove is doing just that with their 

Grove Week. Although Pineapple Grove 

used to be just a sleepy tangent street 

to the Avenue, it now boasts some of the 

hottest retail, fitness, entertainment and 

dining spots in Delray. Grove Week is held 

October 3 through 8 and features activities 

and promotions all week long. Start 

off by burning some fun calories with 

Fleet Feet and PurLife on October 3 with 

their 6 p.m. boot camp and 7 p.m. recess 

run and games. October 4 is National 

Taco Day so enjoy a performance by the 

Hispano Latino Cultural Alliance at 7 p.m. 

as you dine on tacos and margaritas at 

El Camino. On The Ave is held October 5 

from 5 to 9 p.m. with street closure and 

drum circle at Old School Square Park. 

Throwback Thursday is October 6 where 

you’re invited to have dinner in the Grove 

and go back in time at the Silent Disco 

at The Fieldhouse ($15 online or at the 

door). Enjoy the First Friday Artwalk on 

October 7 from 6 to 9 p.m. as you take a 

self-guided tour of the fine art galleries 

and working studios downtown. Finally, 

“take it easel” on October 8 from 10 a.m. 

to 2 p.m. with a guided artwalk tour, easels 

set up in the Grove to paint, and live 

music at City Walk. Who knew the Grove 

had so much to offer, so holla for the selfpromotion! 

Pineapple Grove is located 

along N.E. Second Avenue. Visit www. 

ontheavedelraybeach.com or call (561) 

278-0424 for more information. 

Hooray for Halloween! It’s the one 

time of the year when all social 

morals and etiquette are thrown 

out the window (at least, for me) and 

you’re free to get down on your socially 

unacceptable costumes, or just costumes 

in general. Due to the fact that Halloween 

falls on a Monday this year, all celebrating 

is taking place on Saturday, October 29. 

Start the day off at 8 a.m. with the Fifth 

Annual Witches of Delray Bike Ride. Put 

on your witch costume, decorate your 

bike and ride for charity. The $20 rider 

fee goes to the Achievement Center 

and you’ll be rewarded by 

a 6- to 7-mile ride through 

local Delray, ending at the 

GreenMarket for the opening 

day. The GreenMarket is 

open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. 

at Old School Square Park 

and features all of the locally 

sourced produce, meat 

and goods that you’ll ever 

need. If you want to mingle 

with the other Halloweeners, 

head to the Avenue for 

trick-or-treating and the 

Halloween parade at 11:30 

a.m. Once you’ve had your 

candy fill, make your way to Veteran’s 

Park at 1 p.m. for Kidsfest, featuring 

entertainment, a bounce house, food 

vendors, a make-and-take craft area and 

more. There’s so many Halloween activities 

to do you better pick a costume that 

can last all day! Visit www.visitdelraybeach.org 

for more information. 


Having the upper hand is good, but not when it comes 

in the form of abuse. October is Domestic Violence 

Awareness Month and is a great time to show your 

support for the survivors of domestic abuse. AVDA’s 17th Annual 

Race for Hope is held October 8 so lace up the sneakers 

and enjoy a beautiful run along A1A as you raise hope for 

hopefully a future without abuse. AVDA, or Aid to Victims of 

Domestic Abuse, is an organization that promotes violencefree 

relationships and social change by offering alternative 

choices to end violence and domestic abuse, and this is an 

organization we all can get behind. The 5K run or walk begins 

at 7:30 a.m. from Anchor Park and the route is along A1A to 

George Bush Boulevard and back. Not only do you get a rewarding 

feeling knowing you’ve helped someone in a difficult 

situation, but you get to do so but exercising by the beach, 

watching the sun come up, and, let’s not forget, enjoying a delicious 

breakfast and mimosa at Caffe Luna Rosa after. Prices 

range from $10-$30 and all proceeds support AVDA’s programs 

and services to survivors of domestic abuse and their 

children. Anchor Park is located at 340 S. Ocean Blvd. Visit 

www.avdaonline.org for more information and to register. 

Live music, fresh air and a cold brew equal a Floridian’s 

good time, so let’s indulge! October is Emotional Wellness 

Month and what better time to get emo than when 

the weather is cooler and the crowds haven’t yet found their 

way back. The Delray Marketplace offers us Music Fest every 

Thursday in October so get the friends together to celebrate 

pre-Friday with some tunes and fun. The schedule includes 

Replay Band, a high energy dance band, on October 6; Solid 

Brass with music from the 60’s to 80’s on October 13; 

The Nash Carey Band with Top 40 and classic country 

on October 20; and Heart and Soul with 50’s, 

60’s and R&B classics on October 27. Whatever 

your music pleasure, you’re covered, so get your 

blanket, chairs, cooler and friends ready because you’ve 

got some jammin’ to do. All concerts are held at the Delray 

Marketplace Amphitheater from 6 to 8 p.m. and admission 

is free. Feel free to arrive early and grab some 

happy hour cocktails at Burt & Max’s, which is never a 

bad idea. The Delray Marketplace is located at 9025 W. 

Atlantic Ave. Visit www.delraymarket.com or call (561) 

865-4613 for more information. 

For me, it’s impossible to keep orchids alive. But, October 

is Positive Attitude Month, so why not give 

it another go. For tips, tricks and orchids, head to 

the 26th Annual Orchids on the Square. Held at the Old 

School Square’s vintage gymnasium building, a dozen 

of Florida’s best growers bring their choicest plants for 

judging by American Orchid Society sanctioned judges 

and for purchase by lucky attendees. The show is held 

October 28 through 30 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (4 p.m. 

on Sunday) and tickets are only $5 so you have plenty 

of green leftover to score some orchids. The growers are 

also generous with their know-how and will ensure you 

leave knowing how to properly care for your plants, so 

let’s get right with our positive attitude! The Old School 

Square gymnasium is located at 51 N. Swinton Ave. Visit 

www.delraybeachorchidsociety.com. 


APPENINGS HA 

► lOCAls only ║ happenings 

1-31 Animal Feedings – 

Shark Feeding - Tues-Sat 

- 10:30am, Sun 1:30pm- $5. 

Alligator Feeding –Wed & Sat 

1pm- $5. Stingray Feeding – 

Tues-Sat 2:45pm; Sun 12:30 

- $5. 561-274-7263, sandowayhouse.org 

1-31 Pickleball – $3-4. Call 

for times. Pompey Park Community 

Center. 561-243-7356. Delray 

Beach Community Center. 

561-243-7250. dbpickle.com 

1-31 Sandoway Discovery 

Center Jr. Shark Biologist 

– Wed & Sun 3:15pm. Free. Designed 

as a mock shark study, 

students will be given the task 

of collecting, examining their 

“sharks”, recording data and 

tagging. Ages: 5-12+. 561-274- 

7263, sandowayhouse.org 

1-31 Greenlands Store 

presents Yoga & Tai Chi 

– Call for times. Greenlands 

Health & Wellness. 561-921- 

4238, greenlandsstores.com 

1,8,15,22,29 Spady Youth 

Cultural Empowerment 

Program – $50. Gary Moore 

will lead youth through the 

development of an original art 

piece. Each youth will complete 

an art project that will be included 

in Moore’s Art Basel Miami 

display in December. 561- 

279-8883, spadymuseum.com 

1-30 Arts gArage presents 

Mystery of Love & 

Sex – Thurs-Sun. $35-45. The 

Hit Romantic Comedy. 561- 

450-6357, artsgarage.org 

1 Nurture via Nature’s 

2nd Annual Fundraiser – 

7-10pm. $25-30. Join us for a 

fun evening of live music, live 

art and amazing raffle prizes 

to help feed local, underprivileged 

kids while supporting 

local farmers. Yoga Fox Delray, 

1405 N. Federal Hwy. nurturevianature.org/events 

2,9,16,23,30 Delray Yacht 

Cruises Brunch Cruises 

– 10:30am. $36-46. Enjoy Sunday 

brunch aboard the Lady 

Atlantic! 561-243-0686, delraybeachcruises.com 

2 Delray Marketplace Fitness 

in the Park – 10am. 

Free fitness class. Delray Marketplace, 

561-865-4613, DelrayMarket.com 

3-8 GrOVE Week – Pineapple 

Grove that is! Celebrate 

the Arts in Delray Beach with 

Grove Week. Stop by your favorite 

local merchants for specials 

& signature events each 

evening. Details: OnTheAveDelrayBeach.com 

3 Recess Run – 6PM–8PM. 

Join Fleet Feet and PurLife at 

Old School Square Park to relive 

your childhood at the Recess 

Run! 

4 National Taco Day – Celebrate 

Taco Tuesday and take in 

a performance by the Hispano 

Latino Cultural Alliance near El 

Camino at 7pm. 

5 On The Ave – 5-9pm. Miss 

the street closure events? Here 

you go! On The Ave event along 

NE 2nd Avenue in Pineapple 

Grove from El Camino to Brule. 

Explore the shops in the Grove! 

With activities & Details: 

OnTheAveDelrayBeach.com 

6 ThrOWback Thursday – 

Have dinner in the Grove then 

go back in time at the Silent 

Disco at The Fieldhouse at Old 

School Square. $15. 561-243- 

7922, oldschoolsquare.org 

7 First Friday ArtWAlk – 

6-9pm. A self-guided tour of 

the fine art galleries and working 

studios Downtown. #DelrayArtWalk. 

downtowndelraybeach.com/FirstFridayArtWalk 

8 tAke It Easel – 10am-2pm. 

Guided Artwalk Tour at 10am 

starting at Old School Square 

Park (Free- RSVP to tmazer@ 

delraybeach.), Arts Garage - 

Delray Art League Exhibition, 

Plein Aire artists, Easels with 

supplies, Sidewalk sales, Jazz 

Trio at City Walk 

6 First Thursday Site 

Tours – 11am-1pm. $5. Discover 

the fascinating story behind 

the creation of Old School 

Square. 561-243-7922, oldschoolsquare.org 

6 Girls, Pearls, Hats & 

Heels – $60.10:30am-2pm. 

Gather your girlfriends, put on 

your pearls, hats and heels and 

enjoy a fun filled afternoon of 

shopping for the latest fashions, 

with complimentary bubbly, 

a chance at winning something 

fabulous, and lunch by 

the bite at the Seagate Country 

Club! 561-266-0799, delraylibrary.org/gphh2016 

6 Overcoming Wimp Junction 

– $50. 9:45-1:30pm. A 

seminar for sales professionals, 

business owners, & sales managers. 

Fee goes to the Wounded 

Warriors Project. Sandler 

Training Center 561-279-3300, 

flsales.sandler.com 

6,13,20,27 Delray Marketplace 

Music Fests – Free 

music festivals every Thursday! 

Delray 

7 Popcorn & Wine Pairing 

at the Original Popcorn 

House – $20-25. 7pm. Join Savor 

Our City Culinary Tours for 

the culinary delight. For more 

info, 954-410-3177, savorourcity.com 

8 Morikami presents Bon 

Odori Dance Workshop – 

1-3pm. $40. Participants learn 

the choreography of this lively 

dance and how to perform as a 

unified group. 561-495-0233, 

morikami.org 

8 AVDA’s 17th Annual Race 

for Hope – $10-30. 7:30am. 

Join AVDA at Anchor Park for 

the 5k & 10k. All proceeds will 

support AVDA’s programs and 

services to survivors of domestic 

abuse and their children. 

runsignup.com 

8-10 Columbus Day Open 

– Free. Largest USTA ‘National 

Selection’ tennis event in the 

United States including 256 

nationally-ranked Boys & Girls. 

yellowtennisball.com/columbus-day-open 

8-23 Delray Beach Playhouse 

Presents “The Sensuous 

Senator” – Thurs-Sat 

8pm, Sun 2pm. $30. Senator 

Harry Douglas is running for 

the Presidency on a strong Morality 

Platform, but that doesn’t 

stop him from enjoying the 

occasional extra-marital flirtation. 

561-272-1281 Ext. 4, delraybeachplayhouse.com 

8-31 Cason United Methodist 

Church Pumpkin 

Patch – 9am -7pm Mon-Sat 

& 12-6pm on Sundays. Cason 

United Methodist Church - 342 

N Swinton Ave, Delray Beach, 

FL 33444, 561-276-5302 

12 Spady Museum Presents: 

SHED Sessions – 

8-11pm. $10. The Spady House 

band, featuring Tovah Lovely, 

Ian Caven, Jimmy Copeland and 

Beto Rubinell, will begin a jam 

session and will welcome other 

local musicians to sit in with 

their instruments. 561-279- 

8883, spadymuseum.com 

13 Delray Yacht Cruises 

Steel Drum Cruise – 6-8pm. 

$25. Enjoy the sounds of the islands 

aboard the Lady Atlantic 

with beautiful views of the intracoastal! 

561-243-0686, delraybeachcruises.com 

13&14 Delray Beach Playhouse: 

Feelin’ GrOOVy: MusiCAl 

Backstories – 2pm. 

$25. 561-272-1281 Ext. 4, delraybeachplayhouse.com 

14 Orange Sunshine – 

7:30pm. Free Friday Concerts. 

Favorite hits from the 60’s. Old 

School Square Pavilion. 561- 

243-7922, oldschoolsquare.org 

14 The Delray Beach Chamber 

of Commerce presents 

“Luminary” – 7pm. 

You’ve got it— Come celebrate 

it! You’re a Luminary because 

you know how to make your 

Chamber work for you. You get 

it! What is it? Come see how it 

all comes together at the Luminary 

Celebration. 561-278- 

0424, DelrayBeach.com 

16 Murder on the Beach 

Bookstore Book Club – 

3pm. The Sunday Sleuths will 

discuss Dating Death by Randy 

Rawls. murderonthebeach.com 

17-20,24-27 Delray Beach 


PPENINGS HA 

Playhouse Presents “Look 

Ma, I’m Dancin” – 2pm & 

8pm. $30. 561-272-1281 Ext. 

4, delraybeachplayhouse.com 


Bookstore Book Club – 

6:30pm. The Tuesday Murder 

Club will discuss Styx by Jonathan 

King. murderonthebeach. 

com 

20 Artists Alley Open 

Studios – 6-9pm - Pineapple 

Grove Arts District between NE 

3rd & 4th Streets, east of 3rd 

Ave, west of RR tracks. All of 

the Studios & Galleries in Artists 

Alley are open with all the 

artists present. artistsalleydelray.com 

20 Chamber of Commerce 

ContACts & Cocktails – 

5:15-7pm. $10-20. Join us at 

Bill Hood & Sons Art & Antique 

Auctions. Enjoy cocktails, 

conversations and culinary 

delights. Don’t forget to bring 

your business cards for successful 

networking! 561-278- 

0424, delraybeach.com 

20 PR YAK-YAK 2016 – 

6-8:30pm. $20-25. PR YAK-YAK 

is a fun and chatty meet-andgreet 

for local PR and marketing 

professionals, as well as 

media types and community 

and cultural activists. pryakyak.eventbrite.com 

20 Delray bEACh Historical 

Society Autumn Harvest 

– $160. Includes a champagne 

welcome reception on 

the porch and the opening of 

the Farmer Showcase, with 

over 12 local farms. 4-course, 

Farm to Table, Food and Wine 

pairing outside in the courtyard. 

561-274-9578, delraybeachhistory.org 

20 Zombie Prom – 9pm. 

$20. Dying to party? Rise and 

join the class of 1985 for Prom 

Night!! Old School Square 

Fieldhouse. 561-243-7922, 

oldschoolsquare.org 

21 Witches of Delray 

Witches Brew Kickoff – 

4pm. Witches ride kickoff at 

Tim Finnegan’s Irish Pub. Raffles, 

drawings, silent auction. 

Sign up to ride. Review the ride 

route. witchesofdelray.org 

21 Chemradery – 7:30pm. 

Free Friday Concerts. Pop rock 

/ blue-eyed soul. Old School 

Square Pavilion. 561-243- 

7922, oldschoolsquare.org 

22 Murder on the bEACh 

Bookstore Booksigning – 

5pm. Raquel Reyes will speak 

and sign The Jewelers Mark- 

$10.99. 561-279-7790, murderonthebeach.com 

22 tASte Atlantic Avenue 

– 11am-2pm. $65. Historical 

walking food tour along Atlantic 

Avenue. Includes tastings 

of signature bites at 5-6 stops. 

For more info, 954-410-3177, 

SavorOurCity.com 

22 2016 Delray bEACh Sister 

Cities Golf Classic – 

7:15am. $75-100. The Mayors’ 

Challenge. Proceeds benefit the 

Student Exchange Programs. 

Delray Beach Golf Club PRIZES 

1st thru 3rd Place Teams. Long 

Drive and 50/50 on all Par 3’s. 

For more information contact 

David Schmidt 561- 278-2601 

22 The HallOWEEn Party – 

Milagro Center and Old School 

Square invite you to GET YOUR 

SCARE ON! The Halloween Party 

is THE place to be for ghoulish 

fun — and all for a great 

cause… the Milagro kids! 561- 



Bookstore Booksigning – 

7pm. Randy Wayne White will 

speak and sign Seduced - $27. 

561-279-7790, murderonthebeach.com 

27-30 The LPGA Legends 

Tour – $10-15. Join us at the 

Seagate Country Club for this 

year’s LPGA Legend’s Tour! 

Tickets available at Walgreens. 

thelegendstour.com 


Bookstore Book Signing – 

7pm. Stuart Woods will speak 

and sign Sex, Lies & Serious 

Money $28. 561-279-7790, 

murderonthebeach.com 

27 Delray bEACh Chamber 

of Commerce Business 

& Bagels – 8am. $5-10. Get 

your day started out right 

building business relationships 

while enjoying coffee 

and bagels. 561-278-0424, 

DelrayBeach.com 

27 YPAD NautiCAl NetWOrking 

Cruise – 5:30pm. Meet 

your fellow Delray Young Professionals 

and cruise aboard 

the Lady Atlantic! RSVP Required. 

561-278-0424, Delray- 

Beach.com 

28-30 The 26th Annual Orchids 

on the Square – $5. 

Fri & Sat 10-5pm, Sun 10-4pm. 

Come join the celebration featuring 

orchids from growers 

all over the country! Old School 

Square’s Vintage Gymnasium. 

delraybeachorchidsociety.org 

28 Joel DasilVA & The Midnight 

Howl – 7:30pm. Blues. 

Free Friday Concerts. Old 

School Square Pavilion. 561- 


28 4th Annual HallOWEEn 

fAll Fest at the Delray 

bEACh Historical Society 

with SPACE of Mind 

School – 6-9pm. Free. Ghost 

Town Delray Haunted House at 

Space of Mind campus. Outdoor 

movies on the big screen, History 

Exhibit, games, crafts, costume 

contest, trick or treating, 

& refreshments at the Cason 

Cottage. 561-274-9578, delraybeachhistory.org 

28 Milagro Center Opening 

Reception – 6:30pm. 

Developing Artists in Nearby 

Galleries (DANG) - Mixed Media 

and Messages Exhibit Opening 

Reception. Join us for light bites 

& wine. 25% of art proceeds 

benefit Milagro Center. RSVP to 

nescalera@milagrocenter.org. 

29 Fifth Annual Witches 

of Delray Bike Ride – 8am. 

$20. Put on your witch costume, 

decorate your bike and 

join us for our fifth annual 

witch ride for charity. 100% of 

your $20 rider fee goes to the 

Achievement Center of Delray 

Beach. witchesofdelray.org 

29 Delray Beach Green- 

Market Opening Day – 9am- 

2pm. Join The GreenMarket for 

their opening day of the season! 

Old School Square Park. 

delraycra.org/greenmarket 

29 Trick-or-Treat Along 

the Avenue & HallOWEEn 

Parade – 11:30 am - 1pm. All 

children are welcome to show 

off their Halloween costumes 

and Trick-or-Treat along the 

avenue and Pineapple Grove. 

1pm. - Halloween Parade -1pm. 

Free. Children are invited to 

begin lining up at the southeast 

corner of Old School Square 

Park. 561-573-5000. 

29 Kidsfest & HallOWEEn 

Festivities – 1pm- 4pm. 

Free. Family event in Veterans 

Park, with entertainment, a 

bounce house, food vendors, 

a make-and-take craft area 

and much, much more. 561- 

243-7277, facebook.com/ 

events/329271230739045 


Bookstore Booksigning 

– 6pm. Day-Before-Halloween 

Party featuring the ominous 

number of 13 authors! 561- 

279-7790, murderonthebeach. 

com 

Exhibits: 

1-December Spady Museum 

Presents: African 

Americans in Delray – $10. 

Tues-Sat 11am-4pm. This exhibit 

depicts early pioneers 

and their descendants and how 

their professions helped shape 

the city’s personality. 561-279- 

8883, spadymuseum.com 

1–31 Surfing History Exhibit 

at Sandoway Discovery 

Center – 561-236-0155, 

surfhistoryproject.org 

1-December Delray bEACh 

Historical Society Presents: 

Fish Tales – $5. Thus 

- Sat, 11am - 3pm. An exploration 

of area fishing! 561-274- 

9578, delraybeachhistory.org 

1-Jan 2017 The Cornell 

Museum at Old School 

Square presents Fifteen 

Minutes – The Fifteen Minutes 

exhibition focuses on the 

idea of fame and different ways 

it can be interpreted through 

artwork. Tues-Sun, 10am – 

4:30pm; closed Mon and major 

holidays. $5. 561-243-7922, 

OldSchoolSquare.org 

1-Jan 2017 The Cornell 

Museum at Old School 

Square presents A Life 

in Portraits – A Life in Portraits 

brings together worldrenowned, 

contemporary, 

American artists, spanning 

five decades, who have created 

portraits of art patron and collector, 

Joan Quinn. Tues-Sun, 

10am – 4:30pm; closed Mon & 

major holidays. $5. 561-243- 

7922, OldSchoolSquare.org 


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pictures ║ on the ave 

on the ave 

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2 

Photos: Melissa Korman 

1- Ethel and Susu @ HyPa 

HyMa 

2- Donna, Glenn @ 

Sunshine Golf Car 

3- Laura, Lauren, Alex, 

Maryann @ Atlantic Ave 

4- Icee @ A Blast From 

The Past 

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4 

5- Hillary, Jestina, Lucy @ 

Colony Hotel 

6- Yely, Raya @ Taverna Opa 

7- Monica, Richard @ Prime 

8- Brian, Wendy, Lisa @ 

Engel & Volkers 

9- Alex, Scott, Allyson @ 

Lang Realty 

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pictures ║ on the ave 

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1- Peter, Petra, Gucci @ 

Peter DeRosa Salon at 

Eleven 

2- Mia, Nancee @ HyPa 

HyMa 

3- Mary Ann, Deb @ 

Taverna Opa 

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4- Rene, Dana @ Massage 

Heights 

5- Sunshine Golf Car Team 

6- Theresa, Liz @ One 

Aveda Salon 

7- Joseph with new Invisi- 

Tab Extentions @ Joseph 

John Salon 

8- Alisha @ Slash Fitness 

9- Christina, Steve, 

Amanda, Carole @ Our 

Boat House 

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grove arts district 

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1- Stephen, Oscar @ 

Lanzetta’s Barbershop 

2- Cheryl @ Murder On The 

Beach Mystery Bookstore 

3- Kenny, Robert @ Urban Pi 

4- Stirling, Paola @ 

Pineapple Grove Post Office 

5- Rosalie, Victoria @ Hair by 

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2- Marygold, Autumn @ 

Ocean Upon A Time 

3- Dr. Schrier, Pam @ 

Schrier Family Chiropractic 

4- Marcio @ Addison Gallery 

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entertainment ║ gotta know 

Gotta Know 

Delray Beach Artist to Be 

Featured in Mid-Atlantic Art 

Exhibition 

Four bold botanical oil paintings 

by Delray Beach artist Sally Painter 

have been selected to appear in Art 

at the Mill, one of the largest group 

art exhibitions of the mid-Atlantic 

region. Organized by the Clarke County 

Historical Association, Art at the Mill 

features more than 1,000 works of 

art by 300 East Coast artists. Running 

October 1 through 16, 2016, Art at the 

Mill is held at the Burwell-Morgan Mill, 

15 Tannery Lane, Millwood, Virginia. 

After a lengthy career as a garden 

nursery owner, Painter has taken her 

love of plants and flowers in a new 

direction with her fine art, which 

now appears in private art collections 

across the U.S. She studied at the Boca 

Raton Museum Art School, and has 

since been profiled in American Art 

Collector, ARTisSpectrum, and Artist 

Showcase. Southwest Art’s September 

2015 edition named her one of their 

Nationally Emerging Artists. Painter 

has participated in a number of other 

significant art competitions, including 

the OPA’s 2016 Salon Show, the 2nd ART 

& FLOWER Juried Exhibition, the Art 

of the Heartland Juried Exhibit (2015), 

and the 24th Annual All Florida Juried 

Arts Show (2014), and was the featured 

artist at the Palm Beach International 

Airport in 2011. In addition to being a 

member of the Board of Trustees of the 

Boca Raton Museum of Art, Sally has 

been juried in as a member of the Oil 

Painters of America, the National Oil 

and Acrylic Painters’ Society, American 

Women Artists, the Boca Raton Museum 

of Art Artists’ Guild, and Artists of 

Palm Beach County. To see more of this 

artist’s bold botanical paintings, please 

visit her website at sallypainterart.com. 

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asset. Implementing creative sales 

strategies such as including furnishings 

and design time as part of the overall 

price of the home, allows buyers to 

visualize their life with the turn of a key, 

thus giving them the enthusiasm and 

confidence needed to put pen to paper. 

“Buyers love to feel pampered, heard, 

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“Working WITH them to actually create 

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entertainment ║ gotta see 

By skip sheffield 

Gotta See 

Isla Fisher 

“Keeping Up 

With the Joneses” 


“The Girl on the Train” has generated 

a lot of advance buzz. Emily Blunt plays 

an alcoholic woman who imagines an 

ideal, idyllic life of her new neighbors 

Hayley and Scott Hipwell (Hayley Bennett 

and Luke Evens). Ah, but all is not 

as it seems in this script adapted from 

the novel by Paula Hawkins. Tate Taylor 

(“The Help”) directs. 

Aren’t you glad you survived middle 

school? In case you’ve forgotten there is 

“Middle School: The Worst Years of My 

Life.” Rafe Khatchadorian (Griffin Gluck) is 

a bright boy transferred to a middle school 

rife with bullies and ruled by a tyrannical 

principal. Steve Carr (“Paul Blart: Mall 

Cop”) directs and the cast includes Lauren 

Graham, Adam Pally, Efren Ramirez. Isabella 

Moner and Rob Riggle as Bear, who 

may become Rafe’s stepfather. 

The remake of “The Birth of a Nation” 

has already sparked controversy far in 

advance of its release. Writer-director 

Nate Parker plays literate slave and 

preacher Nat Turner. Turner is allowed 

by his owner (Armie Hammer) to try and 

calm the waters in the antebellum South. 

Instead he ends up leading a revolution. 

Others in the cast are Gabrielle Union, 

Aunjanae Ellis, Aja Naomi King and Penelope 

Ann Miller. The 1915 original glorified 

the rise of the racist Ku Klux Klan. 


“The Accountant” is not a very exciting 

title, but when the accountant is 

played by Ben Affleck, you can bet there 

will be some action. Affleck is Christian 

Wolff, mild-mannered small-town CPA 

who secretly works for some of the most 

dangerous crime organizations in the 

world. With Ray King (J.K. Simmons) of 

the US Treasury Department closing in, 

Wolff takes a legitimate job helping out 

an accounting clerk (Anna Kendrick) 

who has discovered a discrepancy involving 

millions of dollars at her company. 

Gavin O’Connor (“Warrior”) directs. 

“Desierto” means Desert in Spanish. 

This movie by Jonas Cuaron (“Gravity”) 

is a sympathetic look at a group of 

men and women attempting to enter 

the USA via the treacherous, unforgiving 

desert while being pursued by 

a deranged vigilante. Gael Garcia 

Bernal (who also produced) stars 

with Jeffrey Dean Morgan and 

Alondra Hidalgo. 


“Jack Reacher: Never Go 

Back” is the rather contradictory 

title to a sequel to the 2012 

movie starring Tom Cruise as 

the title character. Jack returns 

to a military base in Virginia to 

take his commanding officer to 

dinner only to discover she has 

been arrested and he has been 

accused of beating another man 

and fathering a child with another 

woman. Aldis Hodge, Danika Yarosh, 

Cobie Smulders and Patrick 

Heusinger co-star under the 

direction of Edward Zwick 

(“Defiance”). 

“31” is also known as 

Rob Zombie’s 31, as it is pretty much his 

show, which he wrote and directed. Five 

carnival workers, “carnies” we like to call 

them, are kidnapped and held in a compound 

where they are forced to play a 

life and death game. Malcolm McDowell, 

Sheri Moon Zombie, Meg Foster, Elizabeth 

Daly and Sandra Rosko co-star. 

“Keeping Up With the Joneses” can 

get dangerous. Zach Galifiankis and Isla 

Fisher star as a suburban couple who 

are in awe of their seemingly perfect 

neighbors, the Joneses (Jon Hamm and 

Gal Gadat). The thing is, they are really 

covert operatives. Everything else 

is a ruse. Greg Mottala (“Adventureland,” 

“Superbad”) directs. 

So who believes in the special powers 

of the Ouija board? Evidently quite a lot, 

because “Ouija: Origin of Evil” is a sequel 

to the 2014 sleeper hit. It stars a bunch of 

young people you probably don’t know. 

The writer and director is Mike Flanagan, 

who brought us “Oculus.” 

Tyler Perry just keeps churning them 

out. “Tyler Perry’s Boo! A Madea Halloween” 

is his latest. As long as people 

keep paying money to see Perry dressed 

up and padded out as a middle-aged 

woman, the actor-director-writer-producer 

will keep making his comedies. 


At least the settings will be lovely. 

“Inferno” once again stars Tom Hanks 

as intrepid Harvard symbologist Robert 

Langdon and is once again directed by 

Ron Howard, who guided the two previous 

installments based on Dan Brown’s 

novels. This time Langdon is in Florence 

and Venice, Italy trying to follow clues in 

Dante Alighiris’ “Divine Comedy” to prevent 

a global genocide. The cast includes 

Felicity Jones, Omar Sy, Ben Foster and 

Irfam Khan. 

“American Pastoral” is not as serene 

as its title would indicate. Ewan Mc- 

Gregor makes his directorial debut and 

stars as Seymour “Swede” Levov, a once 

legendary high school athlete who married 

Dawn (Jennifer Connelly), a former 

beauty queen. Swede’s charmed life goes 

off the rails when his teenage daughter 

Merry (Dakota Fanning) goes missing 

after being accused of a violent act. The 

script is based on the Philip Roth novel.


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Sarah 

Silverman 

entertainment ║ gotta HEAR 


Jazz legend Alfred “Pee-Wee” Ellis 

pays us a visit at 8 p.m. Saturday, October 

1 at Arts Garage, 94 N.E. Second 

Ave., Delray Beach. Pee-Wee was born 

in Bradenton, Florida but raised in 

Texas. He gained fame as saxophonist 

with James Brown’s band in the 1960s, 

and co-wrote some of Brown’s hits. In 

the 1970s he worked with Van Morrison. 

Tickets are $30-$45. Call 561-450- 

6357 or go to www.artsgarage.org. 


YG (Young Gangsta) does its thuggish 

thing at 8 p.m. Tuesday, October 4 

at Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale. 

Tickets are $23.50 advance or $25 at 

the door. Call 954-449-1025. 


ARW includes Yes band members 

Jon Anderson, Trevor Rabin and Rick 

Wakeman. They will be playing in concert 

at 8 p.m. Thursday, October 6 at 

Seminole Hard Rock Live in Hollywood. 

Gotta HearBy skip 

sheffield 

Tickets are $50, $70 and $80. Call 800- 

745-3000 or go to www.myhrl.com. 

Laissez les Bontemps Roulez! New 

Orleans brass band Bonerama brings 

its Cajun sounds to the Funky Biscuit in 

Boca Raton at 8 p.m. October 6. Tickets 

are $20-$30. Call 561-395-2929 or 

561-465-3946. 


The Canadian R&B duo of Majid Jordan 

(Majid Al Maskati and Jordan Ullman) 

entertains at 9 p.m. Wednesday, 

October 12 at Revolution Live. Tickets 

are $28.25 advance and $31.25 day of 

show. Call 954-449-1025. 


Needtobreathe with Mat Kearney 

headline a triple Tour de Compadres 

bill with Parachute and Welshly 

Arms at Pompano Beach Amphitheater 

at 7 p.m. Friday, October 14. Tickets 

are $30.50, $40.50 and $50.50. Go 

to www.pompanobeacharts.org. 

Got soul? The double bill of Kool 

& The Gang and The Commodores 

plays Seminole Hard Rock Live at 8 

p.m. October 14. Tickets are $50, $70 

and $80. Call 800-745-3000 or go to 

www.myhrl.com. 


The country duo of Eddie Montgomery 

and Troy Gentry, known as Montgomery 

Gentry, performs at 7 p.m. Saturday, 

October 15 at Pompano Beach 

Amphitheater. Tickets are $25-$95. Go 

to www.pompanobeacharts.org. 

The biting wit of comedian Sarah 

Silverman will be displayed at 8 p.m. 

October 15 at Seminole Hard Rock Live. 

Tickets are $40, $50 and $70. Call 800- 

745-3000 or go to www.myhrl.com. 


The heavy thrash death-metal band 

Trivium from Orlando, Florida headlines 

a bill with Sabaton and Huntress 

at 9 p.m. Wednesday at Revolution Live. 

Tickets are $23 general admission. Call 

954-449-1025. 

Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox 

plays Broward Center at 8 p.m. 

Thursday, October 20. You never know 

what is going to show up on Scott’s 

program, but if he has Swedish singer 

and multi-instrumentalist Gunhild 

Carling it will certainly be entertaining. 

Show time is 8 p.m. at Broward Center 

for the Arts. Tickets are $39.50, $52.50 

and $112.50 VIP. Call 954-462-0222 or 

go to www.browardcenter.org. 

So you like British funk? New Mastersounds 

of Leeds, England plays 

Revolution live at 9 p.m. October 20 

Tickets are $18.20 advance and $20 

day of show. Call 954-449-1025. 


No, I have never heard of Zebra, but 

the New Orleans power trio has quite 

a cult following since their formation 

in 1975. They will be ripping it up at 8 

p.m. Friday, October 21 at Arts Garage 

in Delray Beach. Tickets are $60 and 

up. Call 561-450-6357. 


GTA does not mean grand theft auto 

in this case but Good Times Ahead. 

The Miami-bred house, electro and 

trap music group plays Revolution Live 

at 9 p.m. Saturday, October 22. Tickets 

are $22.50 advance or $30 at the door. 

The next day, October 23, Columbus, 

Ohio hardcore punk group Beartooth 

rattles the rafters. Tickets are $20.50 

advance or $23 day of show. 


Roslyn Kind is not exactly a household 

name, but she is the younger halfsister 

of Barbra Streisand. She plays a 

fundraising event at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, 

October 25 at the Wick Theatre in Boca 

Raton. Tickets are $95 for show only, 

$150 for champagne reception and appetizers 

and $200 for three-course dinner 

with entertainment by Jill and Rich 

Switzer. Call 561-995-2333. 


Whatever happened to Toni Braxton? 

The onetime “Queen of R&B” is 

alive and well and performing at 8 p.m. 

Wednesday, October 26 at Seminole 

Hard Rock Live. Tickets are $50, $65, 

$75 and $90. Call 800-745-3000 or go 

to www.myhrl.com. 

Singer-songwriter Mary Chapin 

plays a rare local gig at 7:30 p.m. October 

26 at Parker Playhouse in Fort Lauderdale. 

Tickets are $37.50 and $57.50. 

Call 954-462-0222. 


Peter Cetera, the high-voiced singer-bassist 

of the brass pop group Chicago, 

does a solo gig at 8 p.m. Saturday, 

October 29 at Pompano Beach Amphitheater. 

Tickets are $43-$103. Call 800- 

745-3000 or 866-573-0308. 


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entertainment ║ gotta READ 

Gotta Read 

By LISA MARIE 

Two by Two 

by Nicholas Sparks 

AVAilable October 4, 2016 

#1 New York 

Times bestselling 

author Nicholas 

Sparks returns with 

an emotionally 

powerful story of 

unconditional love, 

its challenges, its 

risks and most of 

all, its rewards. 

At 32, Russell Green has it 

all: a stunning wife, a lovable six-year-old 

daughter, a successful career as an advertising 

executive and an expansive home in 

Charlotte. He is living the dream, and his 

marriage to the bewitching Vivian is the 

center of that. But underneath the shiny 

surface of this perfect existence, fault 

lines are beginning to appear...and no 

one is more surprised than Russ when he 

finds every aspect of the life he took for 

granted turned upside down. In a matter 

of months, Russ finds himself without a 

job or wife, caring for his young daughter 

while struggling to adapt to a new and 

baffling reality. Throwing himself into the 

wilderness of single parenting, Russ embarks 

on a journey at once terrifying and 

rewarding-one that will test his abilities 

and his emotional resources beyond anything 

he ever imagined. 

Small Great Things 

by Jodi Picoult 


Ruth Jefferson is 

a labor and delivery 

nurse at a Connecticut 

hospital 

with more than 

twenty years’ experience. 

During 

her shift, Ruth 

begins a routine 

checkup on a 

newborn, only to be told a few 

minutes later that she’s been reassigned 

to another patient. The parents are 

white supremacists and don’t want Ruth, 

who is African American, to touch their 

child. The hospital complies with their 

request, but the next day, the baby goes 

into cardiac distress while Ruth is alone 

in the nursery. Does she obey orders or 

does she intervene? 

Ruth hesitates before performing CPR 

and, as a result, is charged with a serious 

crime. Kennedy McQuarrie, a white 

public defender, takes her case but gives 

unexpected advice: Kennedy insists 

that mentioning race in the courtroom 

is not a winning strategy. Conflicted by 

Kennedy’s counsel, Ruth tries to keep 

life as normal as possible for her family—especially 

her teenage son—as the 

case becomes a media sensation. As the 

trial moves forward, Ruth and Kennedy 

must gain each other’s trust, and come to 

see that what they’ve been taught their 

whole lives about others—and themselves—might 

be wrong. 

With incredible empathy, intelligence, 

and candor, Jodi Picoult tackles race, 

privilege, prejudice, justice, and compassion—and 

doesn’t offer easy answers. 

“Small Great Things” is a remarkable 

achievement from a writer at the top of 

her game. 

Honor Bound 

by B. J. Daniels 


Protecting her life 

will mean betraying 

her trust 

Ainsley Hamilton 

has always been the 

responsible one of 

the family. As the 

oldest daughter of 

presidential candidate 

Buckmaster 

Hamilton, she’s also a potential 

target. For months she’s sensed someone 

following her. When an expedition to 

scout locations for a commercial takes a 

terrifying turn, she’s rescued by a naturalborn 

cowboy who tempts the good girl to 

finally let loose. 

Sawyer Nash knows just how reckless 

it is to fall for someone he’s gone undercover 

to protect. Yet masquerading as 

an extra on set, he starts to see beneath 

Ainsley’s controlled facade. And with the 

election—and a killer—drawing closer, 

Sawyer stands to lose not just his job and 

his life but the woman for whom he’d 

gladly risk both. 

The Whistler 

by John Grisham 


From John Grisham, 

America’s #1 bestselling 

author, comes 

the most electrifying 

novel of the year, 

a high-stakes thrill 

ride through the 

darkest corners of 

the Sunshine State. 

We expect our 

judges to be honest and wise. Their integrity 

and impartiality are the bedrock 

of the entire judicial system. We trust 

them to ensure fair trials, to protect the 

rights of all litigants, to punish those who 

do wrong, and to oversee the orderly and 

efficient flow of justice. 

But what happens when a judge bends 

the law or takes a bribe? It’s rare, but it 

happens. 

Lacy Stoltz is an investigator for the 

Florida Board on Judicial Conduct. She 

is a lawyer, not a cop, and it is her job to 

respond to complaints dealing with judicial 

misconduct. After nine years with the 

Board, she knows that most problems are 

caused by incompetence, not corruption. 

But a corruption case eventually 

crosses her desk. A previously disbarred 

lawyer is back in business with a new 

identity. He now goes by the name Greg 

Myers, and he claims to know of a Florida 

judge who has stolen more money than 

all other crooked judges combined. And 

not just crooked judges in Florida. All 

judges, from all states, and throughout 

U.S. history. 

What’s the source of the ill-gotten 

gains? It seems the judge was secretly 

involved with the construction of a large 

casino on Native American land. The 

Coast Mafia financed the casino and is 

now helping itself to a sizable skim of 

each month’s cash. The judge is getting 

a cut and looking the other way. It’s a 

sweet deal: Everyone is making money. 

But now Greg wants to put a stop to 

it. His only client is a person who knows 

the truth and wants to blow the whistle 

and collect millions under Florida law. 

Greg files a complaint with the Board on 

Judicial Conduct, and the case is assigned 

to Lacy Stoltz, who immediately suspects 

that this one could be dangerous. 



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entertainment ║ CONCERT Review 

Donovan 

Charms His Loyal Fans 

By skip SHEFFIELD 

PHOTOS BY tom craig 

Donovan has not had a hit since “Hurdy Gurdy Man” 

in 1968. That does not mean he is forgotten. Donavan 

Philips Leitch sold-out Parker Playhouse for a concert 

September 8 in Fort Lauderdale. It was the 50th anniversary 

of the opening of Parker Playhouse and coincidentally 

50 years since Scottish-born Donovan hit 

American pop charts with his number one hit, “Sunshine 

Superman.” 

Donovan turned 70 on the 10th of May, 2016. Most of 

his hits were in a narrow time frame from 1965-1968. 

They included “Colours,” “Sunshine Superman” “Jennifer 

Juniper” and “Universal Soldier.” In his Fort Lauderdale 

concert he sang lesser known Donavan delectable, 

such as “Guinevere,” “The Little Tin Soldier” and “Josie.” 

From his first marriage Donovan fathered two children 

who became actors, Donovan Leitch and Ione 

Skye. He was voted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 

in 2012. 

Donovan was known for his laid-back, hippy-dippy 

style. He still follows that lifestyle. His stage set was 

filled with fluffy pillows, upon which on one he performed. 

There was no band, no special effects; just 

Donovan and his acoustic guitar. 

Donovan’s 21-city 50th anniversary tour continues 

through October. On Sept. 14 he is scheduled to play 

Carnegie Hall. The tour wraps up Dec. 1 at the Keswick 

Theater in Glenside, PA. 


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health & beauty ║ pain relief 

{ 

Non-Surgical Approach 

to a Herniated Disc 

By Dr. John Conde 

The medical phrase “herniated disc” is widely used to describe 

injury to the spine. It refers to the incidence of derangement 

within the spinal column in which there is injury to the spongy 

cushions (discs) between the individual bones (vertebrae). 

Herniated discs are most common when a 

person is in their thirties or forties, however 

it can affect any age group especially when the 

aging population is active. It is most notably associated 

with the lumbar region (lower back) 

but can also affect the cervical region (neck) 

and thoracic (mid back) region with less prevalence. 

Quite often herniated discs in the lumbar 

region will produce sciatica (leg pain) and 

in the cervical region will produce arm pain. 

Dysesthesias (numbness and tingling) in the 

arms and legs are also associated with lesions 

involving the spinal discs. 

The disc itself lies between two adjacent vertebrae 

and is composed of a hard outer shell 

called the annulus and a gelatinous substance 

on the inside called the nucleus. The nucleus 

provides key structural support elements for 

the spine as it acts as a “shock absorber” for the 

spine so that the vertebrae do not touch each 

other. The cushion also creates a space between 

the vertebrae so that the spinal nerves 

can exit unharmed. However, the nucleus also 

contains certain chemical irritants such as tumor 

necrosis factor-alpha which can be toxic 

for nerves. Therefore, it is of paramount importance 

that it remains within its shell. The 

annulus acts as the outer shell or barrier and is 

a resilient tissue made up of fibrocartilage. 

A herniated disc occurs when fissures (tears) 

form in the annulus or outer shell which allows 

for the nucleus to escape and get into dangerously 

close contact with the spinal nerves. The 

most offensive posture for the lumbar disc is sitting. 

This provides the greatest load on the disc 

and increases probability of herniation. Therefore, 

sedentary lifestyles and jobs requiring 

prolonged sitting are deleterious for the discs. 

Other activities such as bending and twisting 

are also very damaging to the discs, especially 

if repetitive. Lastly, acute events such as lifting 

something very heavy without proper support 

can injure the spinal discs. 

The “gold standard” for conservative, noninvasive 

treatment of disc herniations is nonsurgical 

spinal decompression therapy. This 

treatment acts to create a negative pressure 

or vacuum within the spinal canal essentially 

retracting some of the disc material back into 

the annulus and away from the sensitive 

spinal nerves. In-fact the pressure within 

the disc can get to minus 150 mm/ 

HG. The most recent clinical study 

of 219 patients has showed that 

spinal decompression therapy 

provided an immediate resolution 

of symptoms for 

86% of the participants 

while 84% remained 

pain free 90 days posttreatment. 

In combination 

with a revolutionary 

modality 

termed class IV high 

power laser therapy 

which accelerates tissue healing 

by tenfold through “kick-starting” the cellular 

machinery in the injured tissue, the outcomes 

are even more staggering. Core strengthening 

specifically designed for a disc herniation 

(which differs from other lumbar spine injuries) 

should not be ignored and should be a 

part of any protocol for injured discs. 

The Conde Center For Chiropractic Neurology 

401 West Atlantic Avenue, Suite #014 


561-330-6096 

www.thecondecenter.com 



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health & beauty ║ dermatology 

{ 

Oh Baby! A New Wave 

Bringing Life To Hair 

By Thomas C. Balshi, M.D. 

The human placenta carries enormous responsibility in the 

development and growth of an embryo to a full term healthy baby. It 

sources blood supply, nutrients and growth factors to the developing 

baby and provides support and protection in the uterus. 

One of the key components of the placenta 

is called the Amniotic Membrane. It 

is the storehouse of stem cells and growth 

factors, and provides the key stimulators 

for growth. What is amazing about 

that? Well, the Amniotic Membrane is still 

packed full of all these amazing growth factors 

AFTER the birth of the child. AND, it 

can be stored and utilized for many medical 

indications, such as wound healing, 

sports injuries, arthritis, scar prevention, 

speeding surgical recovery time….and you 

guessed it…growing hair! 

Here is how it works: Mothers delivering 

full-term Caesarean section births can 

elect months in advance of the delivery to 

donate the placenta, in lieu of having it discarded 

as medical waste. After the healthy 

baby is delivered, the Amniotic Membrane 

is processed and dehydrated in a lab, which 

then allows it to be stored for medical use 

for up to 5 years. The banked tissue is 

strictly regulated for purity and safety and 

is FDA approved for wound healing. 

Here is the science: The injected placenta 

membrane has over 50 different 

soluble growth factors, cytokines and chemokines 

that are involved in the growth of 

the hair follicles and the repair of aging or 

struggling blood vessels that supply hair 

follicles. The growth factors stimulate 

dermal stem cells to proliferate and migrate 

to the area of injection. One important 

growth factor is called VDGF (vascular 

derived growth factor); it is THE growth 

factor responsible for the growth of new 

blood vessels. Increasing the blood supply 

to the aging hair follicles, brings them 

oxygen and vital nutrition. Not only does 

this help prevent further hair loss, but it 


stimulates new and enriched hair growth. 

Similar procedures like this have been performed 

using a patient’s own blood, called 

PRP (platelet rich plasma), but the results 

are not nearly as impressive as using the 

growth factor rich placental extracts. 

Amniotic growth factor injection does 

not replace hair transplant surgery, and if 

one is already bald, there are no hair follicles 

to rejuvenate. But, anyone with thinning 

hair could be a good candidate. Both 

men and women are seeing the hair growth 

benefits with this simple 15 minute treatment 

session. Typically, new hair and restored 

hair begin to appear by week 4 after 

treatment and results continue to improve 

for up to 16 weeks. Amniotic Membrane 

injections add another dimension to the 

non-surgical treatment options available 

for hair thinning and hair loss. Nourishing 

your scalp with the finest natural growth 

factors and enrichment nutrients is now 

available at a select few physician offices. 

For the purist, this is the optimum hair enhancement 

solution. 

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4665 W. Atlantic Ave 

561-272-6000 

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Spinal Decompression Therapy 

from The Conde Center 

Spinal Decompression Therapy is an FDA approved, 

noninvasive, procedure that relieves back pain and 

other problems associated with spinal disc injuries and 

degeneration. The Conde Center utilizes a state-of-theart 

spinal decompression machine that gently relieves 

pressures between vertebrae; increasing flexibility in 

spinal muscles and ligaments while promoting the 

rehydration and retraction of herniated discs alleviating 

pain, numbness and tingling. 

A recent clinical study indicated that spinal decompression 

therapy provided an immediate resolution 

of symptoms for 86% of the participants while 84% 

remained pain-free 90 days post-treatment. 

Contact The Conde Center 

today to find out more about 

spinal decompression therapy 

and all the other ways we can 

help you begin your journey 

back to better health. 

Dr. John Conde, 

Board Certified 

Chiropractic Neurologist 

Decompression = Pain Relief 

To learn more please visit us at: 

www.thecondecenter.com 

email: info@thecondecenter.com 

or call: (561) 330-6096 

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health & beauty ║ Your Dental Health 

{ 

Brush for health, 

brush for life 

BY Craig Spodak, DMD, PA 

For every $1 you spend on your dental health, 

you will save $20 on your medical expenses. 

Overview 

You might think that brushing twice a 

day isn’t necessary because your teeth 

don’t hurt or because they appear white 

and strong. Wrong. There is more to your 

oral health than meets the eye, and if you 

aren’t maintaining a regular oral health 

regimen, your entire body is at risk. 

An estimated 65 million Americans have 

periodontal disease, which is inflammation 

and infection of the ligaments and bones 

that support the teeth. Over the past decade, 

an increasing (and alarming) amount 

of scientific evidence has shown an association 

between periodontal disease and 

systemic diseases affecting other areas of 

the body, such as cardiovascular disease, 

stroke, diabetes and preterm low birth 

weight babies. Moreover, the connection 

between gum disease and heart attacks is 

higher than the connection between high 

cholesterol and heart attacks. 

The Connection 

Gingivitis (the early stages of periodontal 

disease) is seen in more than 90 percent 

of the population, and is one of the most 

common diseases to affect humans, even 

more so than the common cold. 

Patients with diseased gums release 

significantly higher levels of bacterial 

components, such as endotoxins, into the 

bloodstream where they can travel to other 

organs in the body. The mouth can be a 

major source of chronic or permanent release 

of toxic bacterial components in the 

bloodstream during chewing and swallowing. 

Those with severe periodontal disease 

have four times more harmful bacterial 

products in their blood, meaning there is 

a higher chance this bacteria will travel to 

your heart, brain, lungs, etc. 


Cardiovascular disease is the leading 

cause of mortality in the United States and 

accounts for about 30 percent of all deaths 

each year. In fact, people with periodontal 

disease are up to two times more likely to 

have cardiovascular disease, regardless of 

other risk factors such as diabetes, smoking 

or high blood pressure. 

When You See Your Dentist 

Visit your dentist so he/she can diagnose 

your current oral health and explain 

the findings clearly, along with any association 

to long-term mouth and body health. 

Additionally, some health insurance companies 

are monitoring members with complex 

health problems to ensure they’re receiving 

dental treatments early on, which 

can reduce medical care costs in the long 

run. Your dentist is in a great position to 

help you manage your oral health and, in 

the process, ensure that oral bacteria and 

pathogens don’t infiltrate other areas of 

your body. 

Make a habit of brushing your teeth 

twice a day, floss at least once a day, visit 

your dentist regularly for cleanings and 

don’t smoke. The goal is to keep yourself 

happy and healthy, and out of the hospital, 

and your dentist is here to help. 

Spodak Dental Group 

3911 West Atlantic Avenue 

Delray Beach 

561-498-0050 

www.SpodakDental.com

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health & beauty ║ Body Beautiful 

Holiday Pre-Game, 

Beat the Bulge 

By Ashley Sica 

With the holidays not too far around the corner, now is the time to make 

your fitness game strong. If you build a solid foundation before the hustle 

and bustle of the season is upon us, you’ll be looking hot for the holidays and 

{prepared to take on some extra calories! There’s no denying that will happen! 

The first and most important component 

of staying ahead of the game is getting your 

nutrition on track. I highly recommend 

keeping a daily food log of exactly everything 

that you are consuming…the good, the bad 

and the ugly! Seeing this will help you recognize 

your strengths and weaknesses. Getting 

a nutrition game plan in place now will 

set you up with healthy habits that will carry 

you into the holiday season. Not sure what to 

eat and when? Enlist the help of a qualified 

professional that will devise a plan for your 

body type and goals. 

The second component of getting your 

holiday pre-game strong is getting down a 

solid resistance training regimen. It has to be 

done…period. Resistance training is essential 

to fat burning and your metabolism. The 

more muscle you have, the more calories 

your body will burn at rest. Ladies, I promise 

you don’t have to look like she-man to get the 

same affects nor will you get bulky from resistance 

training. I compare resistance training 

to a sculptor taking a piece of round clay 

molding the perfect amount of muscles and 

curves. That’s what resistance training does 

to your body. It gives your body the “shape” 

most are looking to achieve. I know a lot of 

people who think cardio alone will do this 

and that is the farthest thing from the truth. 

Although cardio has its time and place, resistance 

training is essential. You should aim to 

get in 4-5 sessions a week, lasting no longer 

than 45-60min. 

The last component of beating that holiday 

bulge is performing the right type of 

cardio. High Intensity Interval Training also 

known as HIIT is the fastest and most effective 

way to decrease your body fat and show 


off all the resistance training that you’ve 

been doing. The best thing about this type 

of cardio is that you don’t need more than 

20-30 minutes at a time. The days of long 

and slow cardio sessions are OVER. HIIT will 

keep your body burning calories for hours 

after your actual session. This type of training 

involves alternating between intense 

bouts of exercise followed by low intensity 

exercise and/or rest periods. It’s the perfect 

compliment to resistance training. 

Take these 3 components of eating clean, 

resistance training, and proper cardio and 

you will be headed into the holiday season 

with a strong foundation to beat the holiday 

bulge. There’s no better way to welcome the 

season with a strong game plan and sexy 

body to boot! 

Ashley Sica Fitness 

Transformation Studio 

851 SE 6th Ave, Delray Beach, FL 33483 

561-445-7445 

Ashleysica@gmail.com


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special feature ║ sunshine golf car 

SUNSHINE GOLF CAR 

Drives Toward Excellence In Sales And Service 

By diane feen 

{ 

There’s 

photos by melissa korman 

a reason that people live and 

vacation in South Florida – and it’s not just 

the blue skies and bravado. But that helps. 

So does the abundant golf courses that 

sprinkle our terrain. Golfers come from all 

four corners of the globe to swing toward 

the heavens in hopes of scoring below par. 

But there’s one thing golfers can’t live 

without here - a Golf Car. You see them all 

over the golf course and on the calm city 

streets. As a matter of fact, in downtown 

Delray, street legal golf cars are de rigueur 

for families and younger folks. 

That’s why Sunshine Golf Car of Delray 

Beach is excited to be one of the largest 

Golf Car dealerships in the South Florida 

area. They not only sell golf cars for the golf 

course, but they specialize in colorful cool 

Street Legal Vehicles as well. Sunshine has a 

large variety of four and six person golf cars 

in a style and color that will match your lifestyle 

or personality. 

The good news is that the Street Legal 

Golf Car can be customized specifically for 

you. They offer marine grade custom seats, 

14-inch chrome wheels and tires, faux carbon 

fiber or wood looks. The cars can be accessorized 

with options such as Bluetooth 

MP3 Players, radios, fans, enclosures and 

Trained mechanic repairing a golf car 


Golf, recreational, and utility golf cars available 

almost anything you would want. 

“There’s little we can’t do (within reason) 

on a Golf Car. We can meet your special requests 

as well as refurbish and repair your 

existing Golf Cars,” said Jason Zangre, general 

manager at Sunshine Golf Car. 

Zangre has a point. Sunshine aims to 

please. You can feel it when you visit their 

showroom or gaze around the lot that’s filled 

with colorful courageous Golf Cars. Sunshine 

is an authorized dealer of Star-EV, E-Z-GO, 

Cushman and Garia golf cars. They offer gas 

and electric cars in all colors and styles. 

There’s another reason to buy a Golf Car 

from Sunshine – they’re service department 

is excellent. Not only can you bring in your 

golf car for service, but they offer in-home 

service calls as well. They have fully stocked 

road mechanics that drive right up to your 

business or home and repair your vehicle. 

If your golf car needs extensive repairs it 

will be brought to the shop on one of their 

trucks. Sunshine can repair all makes and 

models including Club Car, Yamaha, Western, 

Zone, and GEM golf cars. 

They sell new and used Golf Cars, and 

also have a booming repair and service department. 

“We can replace batteries, tires, 

brakes, or anything that needs to be done. 

We have mechanics on-site that are highly 

trained. We also have an extensive inventory 

of parts in stock” said Zangre. 

Your Golf Car will be fixed and running 

fine in a matter of hours (or a few days) if 

necessary. They will also customize your existing 

Golf Car to your liking.

HEMLINES RISE AND FALL. 

SMOOTH SKIN IS ALWAYS IN. 

Jason driving one of Sunshine’s street legal golf cars 

But a word of caution about Street Legal Vehicles – they must 

adhere to specific regulations. They need VIN numbers, license 

plates, seat belts, lights and must be registered. 

Sunshine Golf Car was one of the first golf car dealers to offer 

Street Legal Golf Cars. They will take care of all registration and 

title paperwork and deliver the car to you with the license plate 

on it. “When you purchase a Street Legal Golf Car from us, you’ll 

have peace of mind that you’re getting a reliable vehicle and no 

headaches from the DMV,” said Zangre 

They offer Sales and Service, and get financing options on a 

new or pre-owned car. They also sell Commercial Vehicles for 

schools, businesses, condos, resorts, hotels and more. 

There’s a reason why they’ve been in business since 1980 – 

they know what they’re doing. That’s why Sunshine Golf Car is 

called the “One-Stop-Shop” for all your Golf Car needs. 

If you want to turn your golf car into a Street Legal Golf Car 

give them a call. Their on-call technicians go to Martin, St. Lucie, 

Palm Beach and Broward Counties. There’s also a Sunshine Golf 

Car location in Stuart. 

Stop by one of their showrooms and see what everyone’s talking 

about. “The Golf Car industry has grown from just the green 

to the city streets. We are here to help you find a golf car that 

meets your specific needs,” adds Zangre. 

SUNSHINE GOLF CARS 

9740 W Atlantic Ave 


561-499-0300 

www.SUNSHINEGOLFCAR.com 

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special feature ║ Carmel Real Estate & Management, Inc. 

‘Park Ten’ Management Team 

Carmel Real Estate & Management, Inc. 

Alessandra Bianchini, Esq. Nichole Carosella, PPME, Christina Morrison, PA, and Laura Rolinc-Dovin 

By nicol jenkins 

photos by Christina Mendenhall/Through The Shutter, LLC 

{Brad Slye’s delivery and shipping business, Top-Notch 

Delivery Service, tripled in size from 5,600 to 35,840 square 

feet and grew from 2 to 16 employees in just five short years. 

much so, that the 279,000 square foot business 

park- with nine buildings, warehouse 

space flex space, and long-term tenants such 

as Delray Medical Center, Tamiami Tile, Orkin, 

Coastal Supply, and Delray Shooting Center- 

is 100 percent occupied. With an onsite 

management and leasing office, the company 

can take care of tenants needs immediately. 

1450 SW 10th Street Entrance 

The local small business owner gives 

credit to being given a chance to pursue his 

dream to the Park Ten Management team, 

Carmel Real Estate & Management, Inc, and 

Property Manager, Nichole Carosella. 

“When I started it was just my brother and 

myself; Nichole took me on and helped my 

business grow by guiding me through the 

process and giving us a chance,” said Brad. 

The 40 tenants at Park Ten Business Park, 

conveniently located on SW 10th Street in 

Delray Beach, have seen their businesses soar 

thanks to a dedicated management team. So 

Top Notch Delivery Service, 1405 Poinsettia Dr. Bldg. G, Ste. 1-8 


SW 15th Avenue – Entrance to Park Ten 

SW 15th Avenue – Intersection located in middle of Park Ten 

The cost effective rates and flexible space 

offerings make it easy for tenants to stay focused 

on their business with the potential to 

grow their operations in a dynamic business 

location. Park Ten’s comprehensive master 

plan was designed to create a dynamic mix 

of manufacturing, assembly and warehouse 

uses in an efficient setting. The park’s many 

amenities create the ideal working environment, 

guaranteed to attract skilled and productive 

workers. 

“Park Ten is ideally located right in the 

heart of Delray Beach, we truly care about 

our tenants and that their businesses are 

thriving,” said Nichole. 

Since 1979, Park Ten has been family 

owned and operated and has maintained 

the core value of integrity, honesty and 

trust- which make up the foundation of their 

relationships with clients. Some 37 years 

ago, Nichole’s grandfather and uncle built 

Park Ten, they have continued to grow the 

business park as a family owned and operated 

business. 

“My grandfather taught me how to retain 

tenants, we are in the property management 

business, we are here to work with 

the Tenants, not to put them out of business. 

Park Ten has made it through two recessions 

by helping the smaller mom and pop 

shops stay open. My grandfather also taught 

me the philosophy to go to our tenants first 

to give them business,” said Nichole. 

Nichole and her team of amazing real estate 

agents, make up the Carmel Commercial 

Real Estate Team. Nichole Carosella 

is the Commercial Real Estate Broker and 

Property Manager; Christina Morrison, PA 

is the Commercial Realtor and Property 

Consultant; Alessandra Bianchini Esq. is 

the in House Counsel for Park Ten, and Laura 

Rolinc-Dovin is the Associate Broker of 

the company. 

Together, the team has over 58 years of 

commercial real estate experience. They are 

able to manage any size commercial real estate 

project and business park with years of 

expertise and dedication to truly wanting to 

help their clients grow their business. 

“What sets the Carmel Commercial Real 

Estate team apart is their years of experience 

and a first class professional service. 

We are looking for an opportunity to take on 

a new adventure and grow another business 

park to make it just as successful as Park 

Ten in Delray Beach,” said Nichole. 

Whether at Park Ten or another business 

park, the team of property management 

professionals will go above and beyond for 

their tenants. 

“In Park Ten, we offer a one-stop shop. 

Our tenants call us for everything from asking 

about repairs to business needs. We also 

have a wonderful maintenance staff here 

and everyone looks after each other,” said 

Nichole, adding, “Park Ten itself is a legacy 

for my family and we will continue to carry 

on our family name. It started as a little trailer 

and grew.” 

1300 SW 10th Street, Bldg. A 

Park Ten & Carmel Commercial Real Estate 

1450 SW 10th St., Suite 8 

Delray Beach FL 33444 

561-921-4188 

www.parktenonline.com 


Get Spooked this 

Halloween... 

Check out these local events! 

{By nicol jenkins 

It’s that time of year to dress in costume, watch scary 

movies, carve pumpkins, and go trick-or-treating. 

Halloween is right around the corner so be sure not 

to miss any of these local Spooktacular events. 

The City of Delray Beach will host a 

Halloween parade, downtown trickor-treating, 

and Kidsfest on Saturday, 

October 29th from 11:30am to 5pm. Trick 

or treat along the Avenue from 11:30 

a.m. to 1 p.m. at participating shops. All 

children are welcome to show off their 

Halloween costumes and Trick-or-Treat 

along the Avenue and Pineapple Grove. The 

Halloween Parade begins at 1 p.m. at Old 

School Square and ends at Veterans Park. 

The event is free and children are invited to 


egin lining up at the southeast corner of Old 

School Square Park. For more information, 

visit www.downtowndelraybeach.com or 

call 561-573-5000. Kidsfest & Halloween 

Festivities will take place from 1pm to 

4pm. The family event is free and will be 

held in Veterans Park, with entertainment, 

a bounce house, food vendors, a make-andtake 

craft area and much, much more! For 

more information, call 561-243-7277. 

Don’t miss the 4th Annual Halloween 

Fall Fest at the Delray Beach Historical 

Society with Space of Mind School on 

October 28th from 6 to 9pm. The event is 

free! Ghost Town Delray Haunted House 

at Space of Mind campus. Outdoor movies 

on the big screen, History Exhibit, games, 

crafts, costume contest, trick-or-treating, 

and refreshments at the Cason Cottage. For 

more information, call 561-274-9578 or 

visit delraybeachhistory.org. 

The Fifth Annual Witches of Delray Bike 

Ride will take place on October 29th 

at 8am. Put on your witch costume, 

decorate your bike and join us for our fifth 

annual witch ride for charity. 100% of your 

$20 rider fee goes to the Achievement 

Center of Delray Beach. The fun-filled 6 

to 7-mile ride includes Atlantic Avenue, 

Swinton, A1A, Pineapple Grove and ends at 

the Delray Beach Green Market. The event 

is $20. For more information, visit www. 

witchesofdelray.org. 

Mark your calendar for October 

30th for the Murder on the Beach 

Bookstore Booksigning. The event 

will take place at 6pm. Store Day-Before- 

Halloween Party featuring the ominous 

number of 13 authors including: Prudy 

Taylor Board, Ali Brandon, Nancy J. 

Cohen, Susan Cox, Eliot Kleinberg, Fred 

Lichtenberg, Sharon Menear, DJ Niko, 

Jeffrey Hammerhead Philips, Randy 

Rawls, Michal Sherring, Mark Spivak, 

and Tom Swick. For more information, 

call 561-279-7790 or visit www. 

murderonthebeach.com. 

Back by popular demand! The 4th 

Annual Fright Night, by the Law 

Offices of Berman & Berman will take 

place on Thursday, October 20th from 7pm 

to Midnight at Blue Martini, 6000 Glades 

Road, Boca Raton. The fundraiser will be 

hosted by Melissa Gorga and Joe Gorga 

of the Real Housewives of New Jersey on 

Bravo and emceed by Chanel West Coast. 

There will be a Costume Contest with 

prizes! The event will benefit Unicorn 

Children’s Foundation. Space is limited, 

must RSVP to attend. Book VIP tables at 

egolden@thebermanlawgroup.com. 

Count Down to Nights of Terror, Enigma 

Haunt opens on Saturday, October 1st, 

with Three Indoor Attractions in One 

Location. Deep Florida swamplands, where 

night never ends, creatures are restless, 

anxiously counting down the days for fresh 

human prey to come through… Saturday, 

October 1st at 7p.m., Enigma Haunt 

opens to its most intense and thrilling 

season, featuring new attractions, creating 

three separate haunts under one roof. 

Celebrating its 5th year, Enigma Haunt, 

1751 N. Military Trail, Boca Raton, was just 

ranked #1 in Top Haunts in Florida and 

voted as #2 nationally in The Scare Factor’s 

31 Must See Haunt List. Open for 15 days 

in October, including Halloween night, 

Enigma Haunt features three attractions 

under one roof – Pandemic, Into Oblivion 

and Realms of Terror. Enigma Haunt dates 

in October include: 1, 7, 8, 14, 15, 16, 20, 

21, 22, 23, 27, 28, 29, 30 and 31. New 

this season is Pandemic, where screeches 

of horrific torture are heard long before 

you even get close to entering the dark, 

swampland inhabited with those affected 

by a zombie virus outbreak and remaining 

survivors of the cannibalistic leader 

Jedidiah, who is always looking for fresh 

meat. In addition to Pandemic, also new this 

season is Into Oblivion, a post-apocalyptic 

world filled with eye-popping visions and 

characters from beyond. Each step leads 

deeper in oblivion, providing a unique and 

encapsulating experience sure to thrill all. 

Enigma Haunt is donating a portion of their 

online ticket sales to Don’t Be A Monster 

bullying prevention campaign. For more 

information, visit www.enigmahaunt.com. 

Those who want to be spooked and 

tour Haunted Houses this Halloween 

should visit Fright Nights at the South 

Florida Fairgrounds in West Palm Beach. 

Fright Nights 2016 Haunted House themes 

include: The Void, Sunnyville Schoolhouse, 

Doll Factory, and Pestilence. The Haunted 

Houses feature terrifying live actors, cool 

special effects, and scary monsters. This is a 

premier haunted house attraction in South 

Florida and 2016 is going to be chock full 

of scares! Four full haunts, escape rooms, 

crazy midway scare zones, theme park 

rides, live music, food and entertainment! 

Each year, the spooky event brings brand 

new attractions and much more! For more 

details, visit www.myfrightnights.com. 

Bring the entire family for some holiday 

fun at this year’s Boo at the Zoo event. 

Boo at the Zoo will be held at the 

Palm Beach Zoo from October 23 through 

October 25th and October 30 through 

October 31st. Family fun includes costume 

contests, pumpkin patch, hay stack hunt, 

trick-or-treating, and wild animals at the 

Zoo. For more information, visit www. 

palmbeachzoo.org. 

Get spooked at Spookyville! Go back 

to the traditional days of a family 

Halloween with safe trick or treats, 

kiddie rides and games, scarecrow making, 

and arts & crafts. The event will take place 

at Yesteryear Village at South Florida 

Fairgrounds in West Palm Beach, from 

October 16- 18, October 23- 25, October 

30- 31. For more details, visit www. 

southfloridafair.com. 

Wherever you decide to 

spend this Halloween, 

enjoy the holiday with 

friends at one of these 

spooky fun events! 


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special feature ║ superior power washing inc. 

Paver & Marble 

Specialists 

www.SuperiorPavers.net 

By Diane Feen 

{ 

If you talk to Todd & Scott Bird, co owners of Paver & Marble 

Specialists (also known as Superior Power Washing Inc) they want 

their customers to be ‘more than happy’ with the work they do. 

Their goal and business motto is; to design 

with simple clean lines that will make bold 

statements, and must function for their 

clients’ daily lives. 

This motto and passion is exemplified 

in the outdoor hardscape design work and 

remodeling they do for swimming pool areas, 


patios & walkways, driveways, water features 

and anything else you might consider for the 

outside of your home or commercial space. 

Being a family owned company, it allows 

Todd & Scott to be on all job sites from start 

to finish. They both say, “We provide our 

customers with very skilled installation 

Todd and Scott bird, co owners 

and repair crews. In addition, we complete 

all projects in a professional and scheduled 

manner”. 

The Bird brothers have managed to co 

own Paver & Marble Specialists for 21 years 

due to their great communication skills with 

the client, ensuring that they follow each 

customer’s vision, making each job unique. 

Their mantra is “It’s not about getting a lot of 

work; it’s about doing a great job on each and 

every project”. 

However, looking beneath the surface 

you will see that both Todd and Scott are 

the product of many years of construction 

expertise. Their father, Jim Bird has been in 

the construction business for 40 years, and 

both sons grew up helping in his business 

but they both feel that their forte is in outside 

surfaces and hardscape. They must first 

understand the client’s needs in order to give 

each of them something that flows with the 

landscape of their property. It is something 

the brothers are both passionate about. “The 

key to any project is communication. We 

make sure that all jobs go smooth from start 

to finish because of great communication”, 

they explained. 

Whether it’s small or a large elaborate job, 

clients rave about the Bird brothers’ ability to 

create outdoor masterpieces and also be on 

time with the schedule. (Something which is 

rare in their industry!) 

If you talk to former clients you will hear 

that Todd & Scott are not just talking about 

it, they mean it, as explained by Edward 

Salantrie, a Ft Lauderdale based lawyer; “I

ecently hired Superior to install a marble 

pool deck. They had to excavate my existing 

800 sq ft concrete deck and extend it to 1,300 

sq ft. They also integrated a 75ft retaining wall 

with a swooping pathway and staircase. In 

addition, the pool remodel consisted of a new 

2ft marble coping around the pool and spa, 

including new glass pool tile and new Diamond 

Brite color. This entire project was done 

within 10 days and transformed my backyard 

in to a resort setting!! The workmanship and 

professionalism was remarkable”. 

Another client, Annemarie Mancini says 

“I knew from the first visit with Scott that 

I had made the right choice. He had such 

enthusiasm and vision for turning an ugly 

concrete pad into a beautiful brick paved 

patio. He was in constant communication 

with me throughout the entire project and 

the job was started and completed on time, 

as promised. The crew were professional 

and took great pride in their work. Thanks to 

Pavers & Marble Specialists I have the most 

beautiful patio area that we can enjoy for 

years to come”. 

It is also important to know that they 

are a fully licensed and insured brick 

paver company and that they offer a 2 Year 

Warranty on all services and workmanship. 

Paver & Marble Specialists also do repairs 

for any pavers, solve any drainage issues, 

root removal and most importantly protect 

your new investment with their clean & 

seal division. 

Superior Powerwashing also has a special 

‘Clean & Seal Green’ process that utilizes stateof-the-art 

equipment and industrial cleaning 

solutions that are environmentally friendly. 

Hot water and steam are used with a rotating 

surface cleaner to remove and kill mold, clean 

dirt, remove stains and impurities on brick 

paver or marble surfaces. Using only the 

best sealer products to enhance and protect 

pavers, and apply them with a professional 

grade airless sprayer that gives precise and 

appropriate coverage. 

“Design is our passion and communication 

is one of our top qualities. We want everyone 

to know that we deliver on our mission 

statement; 

Quality Service + Quality Products = 

Customer Satisfaction 

At Paver & Marble Specialists, we never tire 

of doing a great job”! 

Call Paver & Marble Specialists (Superior 

Powerwashing) for a free estimate at: 954-850-3359. 

Discount coupons also available on their 

website: www.SuperiorPavers.net. 

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► 

special feature ║ the seagate country club 

A Legendary Experience Returns to 

The Seagate Country Club 

{ 

The Legends Tour, the official senior tour of the LPGA, will be 

returning to The Seagate Country Club this fall, featuring some of 

golfing’s greatest. Australian rock group, Little River Band, will also be 

on the ticket for the second time around, closing out the tour with an 

exciting Sunday finale immediately following the awards ceremony. 

By Linda brown 

An All-Star Lineup 

Since 2000, The Legends Tour has showcased 

the talents of some of the greatest women 

golfers of all time. Last year’s event champion, 

Liselotte Neumann of Sweden, picked up her 

second Legends title. Neumann holds 13 LPGA 

Tour titles and won the 1988 U.S. Women’s 

Open. The 52-player field included eight members 

of the LPGA and World Golf Hall of Fame. 

The 2016 field, yet to be determined, will likely 

welcome back Hall of Famers such as Nancy 

Lopez, Juli Inkster, Pat Bradley, and JoAnne Carner. 

Neumann will defend her 2015 title. 

This will be Delray Beach’s third annual Walgreens 

Charity Championship presented by The 

Seagate Country Club. As the final stop on the 

2016 schedule, it’s likely to be one of the most 

exciting, as both new and revered champions 

compete for the title. 

“We are thrilled to return to the Delray Beach 

area for our season finale in 2016,” said Jane 

Blalock, 27-time LPGA Tour champion and CEO 

of The Legends Tour. “Walgreens continues to 

be a terrific partner, and The Seagate Country 

Club is definitely a draw for our players. Our 

fields here just keep getting stronger.” 


An Encore Concert 

Little River Band will also return this year. 

Considered one of Australia’s most significant 

bands, with over 30 million in record sales, 

they’ll close the tour event. 

“The energy from last year’s concert was incredible,” 

said lead singer Wayne Nelson. “We’re 

excited to be back on stage among a great crowd, 

enjoying the beautiful autumn weather in South 

Florida. It should be another memorable night 

at the beautiful Seagate Country Club.” 

The Legend’s Tour Schedule 

The schedule of events includes a pro-am to 

be played Thursday, October 27, plus two rounds 

of professional competition held Saturday, October 

29 and Sunday, October 30. The Little River 

Band concert follows Sunday’s final round. 

Daily admission to professional tournament 

rounds will be $15 per adult, with all ticket 

proceeds to once again benefit the Dan Marino 

Foundation and the Achievement Centers for 

Children and Families. Starting September 15, 

fans can save $5 per ticket by purchasing at area 

Walgreens. Kids 13 and under and all active 

military personnel with ID are admitted free. 

Sunday’s tournament ticket includes admission 

to Little River Band’s performance. 

For those interested in membership, The 

Seagate Country Club will offer the first 25 new 

members 50% off initiation fees, no dues until 

2017, and two free tickets to the tour. A number 

of different membership levels are available, including 

an associate membership for those 45 

years old and under. If you’ve considered joining, 

this would be an ideal time. This special offer 

extends only from October 10 to November 

30, 2016. 

“We are honored and excited to once again be 

hosting the incredibly talented players of The 

Legends Tour at our championship golf course,” 

stated E. Anthony Wilson, CEO of Seagate Hospitality 

Group. “The Seagate Country Club has 

hosted some of the world’s greatest golfers, and 

we’re excited to see what new legends will be 

born at our world-class golf facility.” 

For more information on The Legends Tour 

at The Seagate Country Club, visit SeagateGolf. 

com/LPGA-Member-Offer or call 561-612-4910.

REDISCOVER SOMETHING 

NEW WITH THE FAMILY 

VoicePlay 

Friday, November 18, 2016 | 8 pm 

Experience an entire musical production 

created with nothing but voices! VoicePlay 

is amazing, humorous and theatrical. 

Fun for all ages. 

Doktor Kaboom! – Look Out! 

Science is Coming! 

Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2016 | 7 pm 

The good Doktor demonstrates spectacular 

applications of the physical sciences…all 

with humor and comedy. Science has never 

been so much fun! Great for ages 9-13. 

Carols by Candlelight 

Saturday, December 3, 2016 | 7 pm 

A new, outdoor concert experience with 

songs of the season and popular hits! 

Headlined by LITTLE RIVER BAND, 

STEPHEN BISHOP and KIM CARNES with 

GREG BARNHILL. It’s a magical evening for 

the entire family! 

Shanghai Acrobats: 

Shanghai Nights 

Sunday, Dec. 4, 2016 | 7 pm 

Experience the thrill of acrobatic 

gymnastics, balancing, silk spinning, 

twirling, contortion and so much more! 

FALL FAMILY FUN! Old School Square offers a variety of shows 

and entertainment for the whole family during the 2016-17 Season. 

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special feature ║ Nicole’s Gallery and Boutique 

From France to Delray: Discover Unique Art at 

Nicole’s Gallery 

and Boutique 

Simon rob - “Blue Beach” 

By Nicol JenkinS 


{ 

The City of Delray Beach is built on a foundation 

of art and culture and its art scene has an 

eclectic mix of new and seasoned local artists. 

Local business owner, Nicole Azria- 

Azoulay, of Nicole’s Gallery and Boutique, is 

bringing international renowned art to enhance 

Delray’s art community. 

“We decided to open Nicole’s Gallery and 

Boutique in the Pineapple Grove Arts District, 

not on Atlantic Avenue, to help develop 

the art side of Delray Beach. We want to be 

part of the transition of growing the art village,” 

said Nicole. 

Nicole’s Gallery and Boutique is truly a 

unique concept offering an art gallery, boutique 

and coffee shop all in one location. 

Shoppers can find everything from one-ofa-kind 

art masterpieces to designer clothing, 

gifts for any special occasion and beachwear. 

They carry clothing lines from all over 

the world to local designers. Art, from wellknown 

artists, is displayed on their walls. 

“You can find everything at Nicole’s Gallery 

and Boutique from a dress, shirt, gym clothes, 

bicycle, to a nice piece of jewelry or a present 

for a friend. Many of our customers are 

amazed by our gallery and art,” said Nicole. 

The local gallery will be hosting upcoming 

art exhibits where the artist will speak 

about their work. On Thursday, October 

20th from 6 to 9pm, Nicole’s Gallery and 

Boutique presents renowned artist, N. 

O’HANA. The exhibition will display 18 abstract 

art pieces from her collection, “The 

Journey of a spark”, which focuses on the 

spiritual significance of the creation of the 

world. Her pieces include, Adam, Les 6 jours 

de la creation, L’ univers and many more. 

The event will also offer champagne and 

Caroline benchetrit - “Sidney” bronze statue. Phyllis and customer 

light food for attendees. 

At just 10 years old, N. O’HANA’s first oil 

painting revealed an artist of great talent. She 

attended the Art School of Montreal and the 

Art School of Casablanca, where she explored 

and mastered various artistic mediums honing 

her skills into the artist she is today. 

Through the powerful alliance of color 

and the profound depth of abstract eye, she 

stretches us to the searching of the absolute 

and a new esthetic to express the mystical 

conception of mankind and the world. 

N. O’HANA shares the divine particle that 

all mankind holds. The artist’s work has 

grown over the years and her work has been 

praised in France, New York and locally in 

Delray Beach. 

“I was inspired to pick up a paintbrush 

at a young age. I express how I am feeling 

when I am painting. It’s a form of therapy 

and release. It’s an expression of myself and 

in all my different periods of my art life,” 

said the artist. 

Nicole says the gallery will feature a variety 

of artists from Delray to international. 

The store has art paintings, blown glass and 

Picasso inspired plates that can’t be found 

anywhere else. Caroline Benchetrit, a selftaught 

sculptor and painter, has her “Girls” 

collection sculptures and paintings featured 


“Vetro Vero” Hand blown glass collection and assouline books collection 

at the store, and she will host a future art exhibit. 

“The gallery and boutique concept is a style of creation and 

art and something that match together. The boutique also has 

an art component; we can dress your home or you. That is why 

we wanted to create this style of boutique. People can feel good 

about themselves when they come here, because they can find 

something they like and will have forever,” said Nicole. 

Nicole’s Gallery and Boutique will offer a variety of unique 

art exhibits any art lover can enjoy! 

“We offer something different. We have art and artists come 

in from New York, Montreal, Paris, Delray Beach and beyond. 

It’s nice to have another eye on different art. Even if some people 

do not like this style of painting, they can appreciate and 

learn something from the art. It enhances the art culture in Delray 

Beach,” said Nicole. 

Nicole’s Gallery and Boutique 

200 NE 2nd Ave 


561-270-7045 

www.nicoleohana.com 

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special feature ║ luminary 

HAVE YOU GOT IT? 

By Jena Luckman 

{The Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce 

Presents LUMINARY on October 14th, 2016 – 

backed by their new it campaign. 

The Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce 

is redefining their annual gala this year with 

an updated event for all of Delray Beach’s 

business community to enjoy – LUMINARY 

presented by Delray Medical Center. In simple 

terms, it’s going to be a party. 

Luminary will have a whole new look and 

feel. “The Delray Beach Marriott ballroom 

will appear to look much more like a nightclub 

atmosphere rather than a sit down dinner. 

There will be plenty of gourmet cuisine 

stations to explore. Your private VIP Lounge 

allows you and your guests to relax, enjoy 

tasty bites and socialize in first-class VIP 

style,” says Karen Granger, President & CEO. 

The Chamber is inviting all businesses to 

come out and experience what it is all about. 

And it might not be what you think it is… 

The Chamber’s new it campaign will roll 

out the night of the event, with live testimonials 

from local business members on what 

it means to them. For some, it’s increased 

sales, a way to connect, an advocate or innovative 

ideas. For all, it’s friendship and community. 

The night is dedicated to celebrating 

the business community here in Delray 

Beach as a whole. 

There are many ways to support the 

Chamber through LUMINARY sponsorships, 

from cuisine and bar sponsors to 

sponsoring your very own private VIP 

lounge – complete with 8 tickets for entry 

and immediate access at bars. In addition 

to all the fun, there will be a special it auction 

full of local experiences and gifts up 

for grabs. 

Join the growing list of sponsors who 

all are a part of it: Delray Medical Center, 

Florida Power & Light, Delray Honda, Scirocco 

Group, Tabanero, Eric Granger/Sotheby’s 

International, Crane’s Beach House 

Boutique Hotel & Luxury Villas, The Conde 

Center for Chiropractic Neurology, Caffe 

Luna Rosa, Seaside Builders, Carmel Real 

Estate, The Seneca Group, Delray Beach 

Marriott, Experience Epic, Old School 

Square and Bengas. 

For a list of sponsors, sponsorship opportunities 

and individual and group ticket 

packages, visit www.delraybeach.com/ 

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special feature ║ PETERSON’S FLOWER MARKET 

Fresh fall arrangements available daily 

The Happy Place 

PETERSON’S FLOWER MARKET 

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By diane feen 


{There’s color, texture and creative flair in free form at 

Peterson’s Flower Market. And that’s only part of the 

beauty of adding color to ones world by way of flowers. 

No one knows more about flowers more 

than the Peterson family. Their neighborhood 

flower shop is a home away from home for 

those who appreciate the curves and swirls of 

Mother Nature’s newborns. 

If Peterson’s was a person it would be a senior 

citizen, but as a flower business its age is its 

inherent greatness. The business was started 

61 years ago and is the oldest flower business 

in South Florida. They originally had 40 acres 

of land in Delray where they built greenhouses 

and grew flowers. They don’t have the 40 acres 

anymore but the business is still thriving just 

off Atlantic Avenue in a small strip center. 

And the Peterson clan is still at the helm doing 

what they do best. “I ordered flowers from 

Peterson’s for my wife for our 10th anniversary. 

She’s a banker and every single one of her customers 

took a photo of the bouquet. No one believed 

it was real. Everything was gorgeous (and 

not expensive). It was PERFECT,” said Evan. 

Michael and Marie in the flower shop happy to help you select the perfect flowers 


The bouquets are beautiful because the grandson of the founder, 

Michael is a genius when it comes to arranging flowers. He keeps a 

low profile in the shop but his floral arrangements speak volumes 

about his natural ability. Depending on the occasion Michael will put 

together a breathtaking vase of flowers in varying sizes and shapes. 

The colors and flower origin may vary but the quality and freshness 

of Peterson’s flowers is always the best. After 61 years they 

know their business - and they know their customers. That’s why 

long time customer Pat pulls up every week in his gray Mini Cooper 

and buys carnations for his religious saint Our Lady of Lourdes. “I’ve 

been coming here for 20 years every week to buy flowers. I even 

bought flowers from Peterson’s when they were across the street.” 

Joe and Roz were at Peterson’s selecting flowers for their nuptials. 

“We’re getting married and are here to buy a wrist corsage for 

the Matron of Honor and Boutonnieres for the guys,” said Roz, who 

met Joe online and fell in love. 

You don’t have to get married to stop at Peterson’s Flower Shop. 

They have flower arrangements and centerpieces for birthday 

parties, graduations, luncheons, charities or for holidays. Some of 

the most ardent Peterson’s customers buy flowers quite often as a 

pick-me-up to make their homes and condos a little more cheerful 

and colorful. 

According to Michael, Peterson’s Flower Market carries over 35 

different types of flowers. “Almost every flower is available all year 

round here. We were also voted the best place to buy flowers in all 

of Palm Beach County.” 

JAW 

MEET 

FLOOR 

Branding. Marketing. Web. 

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Flowers for all occasions or just to brighten someone’s day 

On holidays such as Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, Thanksgiving 

and Christmas, Peterson’s is the busiest place in town. You can get 

your choice of vases, teddy bears and chocolates with letters of love. 

They have a beautiful selection of flowers like hydrangeas, lilies, 

Gerbera Daisies, roses, Fuji mums, Heliconia, Yellow Craspedia, Ginger 

and fresh roses in all colors. 

They also have floral arrangements and wreaths for less joyful 

occasions like funerals and condolence calls. 

If you stop by the store Michael and the staff will make sure you 

walk out with the most exotic and colorful flowers around. “It is our 

pleasure to assist you with any local or nationwide flower wire service 

deliveries. Corporate accounts are also welcome. We also offer 

daily floral deliveries to local funeral homes and hospitals. I am proud 

to be the 4th generation of Peterson’s to carry on this flower legacy.” 

Call Peterson’s for a consultation to discuss all of your floral needs. 

Peterson’s Flower Market 

5195 West Atlantic Avenue # H 

(West of Military Trail) 

Delray Beach 

561-498-3500 

http://www.petersonsflowermarket.com 


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special feature ║ breast cancer awareness 

Go Pink for 

BY NICOL JENKINS 

{ 

The month of October will be filled with 

many breast cancer awareness events. 

Every Boob Counts 5K Run/Walk promises 

to be a fun, spirited event. The 5th Annual Every 

Boob Counts 5K Run/ Walk will kick off 

on Saturday, October 22nd at 7:30a.m. at John 

Prince Park, located at 4759 South Congress 

Avenue, Lake Worth. Run or walk on this certified 

course around beautiful Lake Osborne 

in honor or memory of someone who has been 

impacted by breast cancer. Proceeds to benefit 

Susan G. Komen, South Florida and other community 

outreach programs to increase breast 

cancer awareness, promote the importance of 

early detection and provide support and resources 

to those in our local community. Lots 

of race day festivities for the entire family to 

enjoy. For more information, visit www.theebcfoundation.com/every-boob-counts. 

Go Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness! The 

Glam Doll Strut is the hippest stiletto extravaganza 

to hit the streets of Fort Lauderdale! On 

October 15th from 11am to 3pm, thousands of 

Divas will descend on SW 2nd Street wearing 

some of the most fashionable, fabulous and innovative 

attire imaginable. The Strut kicks off in 

grand style as the teams shimmy, shake and sashay 

for the celebrity judging panel and with a 

portion of the proceeds to benefit the Broward 

Health Foundation/Lisa Boccard Breast Cancer 

Fund. This year FOUR teams will be crowned 

Queen of Glam-A-Thon 2016 based on the number 

of members on their team. Also new this 

year is the Glam Food & Wine Tasting which is 

open to the public. For more information, log 

on to www.glam-a-thon.com/glamdollstrut. 

Walk for a cure at this year’s Making Strides 

of Palm Beach walk! The Making Strides of 

Palm Beach event will take place on Saturday, 

October 15th with registration at 7:30am, and 

the walk begins at 9am. The walk will be held 

at Meyer Amphitheater, located at 104 Datura 


Street, West Palm Beach. Walk for a world 

without Breast Cancer! You can start a team, or 

keep your team going. And keep raising awareness 

and donations. Begin today! The sooner 

we start, the farther we’ll go. For more information 

on this event, visit www.makingstrides. 

acsevents.org. 

Donation Pick Up Delray Beach | Pickups for 

Breast Cancer is a local organization that supports 

the Florida Breast Cancer Foundation 

through your charitable donations. Pickups 

for Breast Cancer offer a free donation pick up 

throughout Delray Beach and neighboring Cities. 

You can donate: Clothing, Shoes, Furniture, 

House Hold Goods, Electronics and much more! 

For a complete list of what you can donate you 

can visit our Donation Guidelines. By donating 

your lovingly- used clothes, household goods 

and furniture to Pickupsforbreastcancer.org 

you are helping fund the Florida Breast Cancer 

Foundation, whose main objective is to end 

breast cancer through advocacy, education and 

research. Your donations help provide valuable 

funding for all of the programs and events 

sponsored by the Florida Breast Cancer Foundation. 

For more information, visit www.Pickupsforbreastcancer.org. 

Support one or more of these events to benefit 

Breast Cancer Awareness!

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special feature ║ delray beach marketing cooperative 

Time to Get Your Grove On 

BY STEPHEN CHRISANTHUS 

{ 

The On the Ave event series presented by the Delray Beach 

Marketing Cooperative is back to kick off the Season with Grove 

Week – A full week of celebrating the arts in Pineapple Grove! 

Grove Week will consist of a variety of 

events and activities from Monday October 

3rd to Saturday the 8th with the main event 

being the On the Ave street closure event 

along NE 2nd Avenue in Pineapple Grove 

from El Camino to Brule on Wednesday 

October 5th from 5pm-9pm. The variety of 

activities spans all categories of fun, from 

Grove Week - Get Your Grove On 

October 3rd – 8th 

Pineapple Grove Arts District, Delray Beach 

music, art, fashion, health, food and more. 

“There will be something for everybody 

during Grove Week whatever your interests 

may be”, explains Stephanie Immelman, Executive 

Director of the Delray Beach Marketing 

Cooperative. 

Dozens of community businesses will 

take part in the fun filled week. Merchants 

will be opening their doors offering special 

discounts, free services, entertainment and 

refreshments. Whether you’re in Old School 

Square Park, on NE 2nd Ave or inside one 

of the many shops, galleries and restaurants 

that line the streets, you’ll be sure to have 

a good time this Grove Week in Pineapple 

Grove. OnTheAveDelrayBeach.com 

Monday, Oct 3rd – Recess Run 

Presented by Fleet Feet and PurLife 

Old School Square Park 

Relive your childhood and play outdoor recess games 

6pm – 8pm 

Tuesday, October 4th National Taco Day 

7pm - Hispano Latino performance near El Camino 

Wednesday, October 5th On The Ave 

5pm – 9pm NE 2nd Avenue –street closure event 

Drum Circle in Old School Square Park 

Artists’ displays 

Kids craft activities 

Easels on the street 

Mural unveiling at Meisner 

Chef vs Chef 2015 vs 2016 at Max’s Harvest 

Lynn University performance 

Hyatt Chill Lounge 

Arts Garage Open House 

Fashion Show by Roxy Lulu 

Craft Beer tasting at Delray Beach Real Estate 

Live music at City Walk by W.T. Heck 

Live music at My Salon Suite by Future Presidents 

Arts Garage – Live painters, open gallery, Improv U demonstration 

and performance by Chloe Dolandis 

Vino Van Gogh painting classes at 6pm and 7pm 

Celebrate Delray Beach’s 105th Birthday 

Thursday, October 6th 

Throwback Thursday –Have dinner in the Grove followed by the 

Silent Disco at The Fieldhouse. $15 online or at the door 

Friday, October 7th – First Friday Artwalk – 6pm – 9pm 

A self-guided tour of the fine art galleries and working studios 

downtown. #DelrayArtWalk 

Saturday, October 8th - Guided Artwalk and Take It Easel – 10am – 2pm 

Guided Artwalk Tour – Hosted by Tom Fleming – 10am from Old 

School Square Park (1 ½ hours) –RSVP to: Tmazer@delraybeach.com 

Jazz Trio at City Walk 

Arts Garage- Delray Art League Exhibition 

Plein Aire artists 

Easels with supplies 

Sidewalk sales 

Arts Garage - Delray Art League Exhibition 

For a complete schedule of Grove Week activities and merchant specials go to OnTheAveDelrayBeach.com 



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special feature ║ old school square 

Dance Party, Art and 

Events to Get Your Scare On! 

The Fieldhouse Hosts Another 

Silent Disco On October 6th 

On the first Thursday of each month, experience 

an exciting, high energy performance in a 

silent atmosphere. It’s the latest clubbing experience! 

You receive a pair of high quality, wireless 

headphones when you check in; then just 

tune into the DJ of your choice. It’s a battle of the 

DJs, where they each try to get as many people 

dancing to their tunes as possible! Tickets $15; 

available at OldSchoolSquare.org or by calling 

the Box Office at 561-243-7922, ext. 1. 

Cornell Art Museum’s Art Walk 

Gallery Opens New Show 

Friday, October 7th, 6-9 p.m. 

her studio in Boynton Beach. 

See the current exhibits, “Fifteen Minutes,” a 

show about celebrity and “Who is Joan Quinn? 

A Life in Portraits,” an exhibit that brings together 

world-renowned, contemporary, American 

artists who over five decades have created 

portraits of celebrated art patron and collector, 

Joan Quinn. Suggested $5 donation. 

The Pavilion Opens Free Friday 

Concert Series 

Friday, 7:30 p.m.; free admission; weather 

permitting; bring lawn chairs, and bring the family, 

but no pets or outside food and beverage. 

October 14 - Orange Sunshine (60’s Hits) 

October 21 - Chemradery (Pop rock /Blueeyed 

soul) 

October 28 - Joel Dasilva & The Midnight 

Howl (Blues) 

The Fieldhouse presents Zombie 

Prom, October 20 

Thursday, October 20th, 9 pm-1 a.m. 

in Delray, this event includes a costume contest, 

live music by the Joe Cotton Band, raffle prizes, 

Chinese auction, sweets and spirits. You’re in for 

a howling good time… make no bones about it! 

Tickets $35; available at OldSchoolSquare.org or 

by calling the Box Office at 561-243-7922, ext. 1. 

Creative Arts School presents 

Workshops and Canvas & 

Cocktails 

Canvas & Cocktails - Thursday, October 

27th, 7-9 p.m. – Canvas & Cocktails is a fun, 

new art experience offered on the last Thursday 

of each month. Create an art piece in a relaxed 

atmosphere -- all while enjoying a nice glass of 

wine or a signature cocktail. No experience necessary! 

Each month offers something different 

with one of our Canvas & Cocktails instructors. 

It’s a perfect girls’ night out, group night or date 

night. Pre-registration is required; $35 per person, 

includes all materials and drink ticket. Register 

at OldSchoolSquare.org or call 561-243- 

7922, ext. 478. 

Art Walk is an open house for the galleries in 

downtown Delray Beach. The Cornell Art Museum 

Art Walk Gallery will feature Delray Beach 

artist, BARB FERNANDEZ, who strives to delight 

the viewer with abstract assemblage utilizing 

unusual materials and found objects. As a selftaught 

multimedia artist and painter, her primitive 

methods and use of cast off treasures create 

a unique vision of imagination. Fernandez has 


DYING TO PARTY? Rise and join the class of 

1985 for Prom Night! Zombie DJ spinning 80’s 

tunes; crowning of Prom king and queen; lounge 

area; cash bar. This Prom is guaranteed to be 

the “deadest” party on the Ave! Come dressed in 

full-on zombie attire, makeup and all. We ID, so 

be sure to bring it! Tickets at OldSchoolSquare. 

org or call 561.243.7922, x1. 

Crest Theatre and Milagro Center 

present THE Halloween Party 

Saturday, October 22nd at 8 p.m. 

Milagro Center and Old School Square invite 

you to GET YOUR SCARE ON! The Halloween 

Party is THE place to be for ghoulish fun — and 

all for a great cause… our kids! 

Known as one of the best Halloween parties 

Old School Square is the center of arts & entertainment 

in downtown Delray Beach. Serving 

for more than 25 years as the community’s 

gathering place, the historic campus includes 

the intimate Crest Theatre (in the restored 1925 

Delray High School building) the Cornell Art 

Museum (in the 1913 Delray Elementary building), 

and the Fieldhouse (formerly known as 

the Vintage Gymnasium, c. 1925). The Pavilion, 

which opened in 2002, hosts outdoor concerts 

and festivals. The Creative Arts School (located 

on the second floor of the Crest Theatre) offers 

art, photography and writing classes. Old School 

Square also serves as a venue for community, 

corporate, private and media events. For information 

on performances, exhibits, classes or 

facility rentals, call 561-243-7922 or visit Old- 

SchoolSquare.org.

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City People 

The Quintessential Lady Of Grace 

SUSAN DUANE 

By Diane Feen 

{ 

Photo by melissa korman 

There are few people who can rise to any occasion 

while keeping their feet firmly on the ground. 

Susan Duane is one of them. 

The mother of three, wife, philanthropist, volunteer 

and brainiac has been contributing to the betterment 

of Delray Beach for many years. 

But it’s not just something she does to pass time 

when her kids are away, it’s the inherent nature of 

her being. “I truly want to leave the world a better 

place then when I found it. This quote says it all: ‘I 

shall pass this way but once; any good that I can do 

or any kindness I can show to any human being; let 

me do it now. Let me not defer nor neglect it, for I 

shall not pass this way again.’” 

Though the quote was written by Quaker Missionary 

Etienne de Grellet, it has been the blueprint for Duane’s 

earthly journey. If there’s one thing that this Pittsburg 

native learned early on in life it’s that what one does 

matters, so you better make sure it’s done right. 

And make no mistake, Duane is known for her perfection. 

“Susan is the most hardworking, smart, dedicated 

volunteer I’ve ever met. The overachiever in her 

comes through everything she does,” said Impact 100 

Palm Beach County co-founder Tandy Robinson. 

And Duane does a lot. She was on the original Women 

of Grace Committee (for the Bethesda Hospital 

Foundation) and chaired their annual event in 2012. 

She (and husband Marshall) chaired a capital campaign 

to renovate and update The First Presbyterian Church 

of Delray Beach Fellowship Hall and Gardens, and they 

chaired the 50th Annual Bethesda Ball in 2005. 

Duane’s imprint has been on many important 

causes and organizations, but her heart is now firmly 

entrenched in one that captivates the sum total of 

her selfless commitment to a higher purpose. “My life 

experience has led me to be passionate about Impact 

100. I learned firsthand what a $100,000 grant can 

mean to a nonprofit. It allows them to reach for lofty 

goals that may have been impossible for them achieve.” 

Some of the recipients of Impact 100’s philanthropic 

greatness are the expansion of the local YMCA Drowning 

Prevention Program, the Equine- Assisted Therapies 

new horse (Gus), and assistance to The Soup 

Kitchen Meals on Wheels Program. 

Many other organizations have been helped by 

Impact 100 of Palm Beach County, but the one constant 

is that women of all ages (and backgrounds) 

come together to help those less fortunate. By donating 

$1000 a year each, they have awarded grants to 

Alzheimer’s Community Care, American Association 

of Caregiving Youth, Camelot Community Care, Delray 

Students First and others. 

When this local chapter started out five years ago 

there were 148 members. By the fourth year there 

were 436 and currently there are 532 members. By 

pooling their resources (both financial and intellectually) 

the organization has reached spectacular heights. 

Their belief is that ordinary women can make an extraordinary 

impact on society. 

We agree. But women like Duane are anything but 

ordinary women. She graduated high school at 16, 

remembered every Impact 100 members name (until 

last year), has organizational skills that would make 

a CEO cry with envy, and is the quintessential Mother 

of the Year. 

Duane’s intelligence quota is something she would 

rather not discuss, but she will admit she started as 

a freshman at Tulane University at the age of 16. She 

also traveled the world with her father as a teenager 

while he was working as an engineer. “My father took 

me where his business took him, mostly the northeast. 

He also took me to Europe as a teen to England, France, 

Belgium, Spain, Italy, Germany and Switzerland.” 

But when she speaks, it’s often to tout the accomplishments 

of organizations like Impact 100. “I am 

extremely proud of what we have accomplished in 

five years. We’ve invested over $1.5 million in our 

community. As a team we’ve funded amazing projects 

proposed by tremendously capable nonprofit profes- 

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sionals,” said the former Co-President 

of Impact 100. 

They say that giving is the 

most rewarding of life’s endeavors 

(and in a biblical sense it’s 

the only purpose). Perhaps that 

is why Duane has devoted so 

much of her life to helping others. 

“Susan took Impact 100 to 

a whole new level. She helped 

change the data bases, invitations, 

events and polished things 

up. She took us to a whole new 

level,” adds Robinson. 

Current Co-President of Impact 

100 (Karen Sweetapple) 

also has some accolades to bestow 

upon this humble woman 

of grace. “Susan dedicates herself 

150 % to anything she puts her 

mind to. She devoted so much 

time and effort in helping the 

organization grow. She is a great 

leader, is very bright and has an 

amazing grasp of details.” 

When asked about his wife, 

Marshall Duane had this to say. 

“Susan is a wonderful mother 

(and grandmother) and cares 

so much about others she often 

puts them before herself,” said 

the Merrill Lynch Wealth Management 

Financial Advisor and 

Elder of the First Presbyterian 

Church of Delray. 

Though Duane doesn’t like to 

talk about herself, she will talk 

about her eldest daughter Elizabeth, 

who lives in Seattle with 

husband Nathan and their two 

sons. Their son Marshall and his 

wife Logan live in Delray and her 

youngest daughter Caroline is 

getting married this spring. “I am 

so proud of the wonderful adults 

my children grew to be – I am 

one lucky Mom!” 

We are one lucky community 

to have her. 

As Duane likes to say: “No man 

is an island entire of itself; every 

man is a piece of the continent.” 

We couldn’t agree more. 

There is a festive Impact 100 

Membership Kickoff event at 

Neiman Marcus Boca Raton on 

October 13th (from 6 to 9) for 

members and prospective members 

to learn about Impact 100. 

Call 561-336-4623. 


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The Women’s Council of Realtors Invites You to Their 

October Fundraiser in Support of the American Cancer Society 

Bras for a Cause! 

October 25, 2016 

6 pm – 8:30 pm 

Old School Square Gymnasium 

Delray Beach Cultural Center For The Arts 

51 N Swinton Avenue, Delray Beach, FL 33444 

WCR is proud to unite with the American Cancer Society & Relay For Life in support of their 

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dining ║ restaurant review 

Supper Club Pork Chop 

PRIME STEAK ITALIAN SUSHI 

Supper Club Class 

By Diane Feen 

Photos by melissa korman 

{It’s been three years since Prime took a backseat to the action 

on the Avenue in favor of a more sublime serenity. The move 

may have cast them a few feet off the busiest downtown in 

South Florida but it didn’t dampen their culinary spirit. 

Seafood Fra Diavolo 

They still have crystal chandeliers over 

the bar, a white baby grand piano, lush 

greenery and a Hollywood Rat Pack sensibility. 

It’s one of the most romantic spots 

around town with a private wine room for 

celebrating life’s more salient occasions. 

If you want an elegant place to dine in 

splendor then Prime is the perfect destination 

for you and your loved ones. It’s also 

a wonderful place to entertain guests that 

are new to the area. The subdued lighting, 

marble floors and wood paneling make it intimate 

enough to make you feel like you’re 

part of something bigger than the moment. 

Even though Prime has always been a 

place where you could hunker down with a 

USDA Certified Prime cut of meat, it also has 

an Italian pedigree long secured by its own- 

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er, Steve Pellegrino. But times have changed 

– and so has the menu selection at this well 

established restaurant. The good news is 

that you can still indulge in a juicy, flavorful 

Filet or Dry-Aged Bone-In Rib-Eye Steak but 

it doesn’t preclude you from ordering fresh 

sushi from their renowned Sushi Chef. 

After sipping on our favorite drink – the 

Dutch Mule –with top shelf orange flavored 

vodka, ginger beer and lime juice, it was 

Sushi time. One dish we highly recommend 

is their Sushi style Surf & Turf. This delightful 

and sumptuous sushi roll has lobster 

tempura, avocado and asparagus and is 

wrapped on the outside with Filet Mignon. 

The crunch, the taste, the delicacy and the 

lobster was divine. When it comes to Sushi, 

Prime has made it their mission to serve 

top quality dishes that will wow you. The 

Prime Roll is also very popular and keeps 

its celebrity status with Hamachi, Jalapeno 

and Avocado topped with fresh Tuna. The 

Crab and Avocado in Creamy Ponzu Sauce 

is also a fan favorite. 

The appetizers continue to delight with 

Jumbo Shrimp and Lump Crab Cocktail with 

a Gin Cocktail sauce. Also popular – and well 

deserving their reputation – are the Stuffed 

Mushrooms. The mushrooms are served in 

a savory beef stock stuffed with Sweet Italian 

Sausage, Broccoli Rabe and sharp Provolone 

cheese. It’s a perfect blend of sweet and 

tangy that just melts in your mouth. 

Another popular appetizer that has a 

Prime Legacy to uphold is their Prime Meatballs. 

Served piping hot in a homemade 

Tuscan tomato sauce with roasted peppers 

and shaved Pecorino cheese, it’s a dish that 

would get a nod from your Italian grandma. 

If you like a bit of spice and tang to your predinner 

entrée, try the Spicy Pan Tossed Calamari 

with hot pepper rings in garlic butter. 

On the Prime Italian side of the menu are 

choices that range from Prime Supper Club 

22oz Dry Aged Rib-eye 

Pork Chops to homemade Guiseppi Cocco 

Rigatoni Braciole and Meatballs. One of our 

favorite dishes is the Veal Chop Milanese 

perfectly prepared with Arugula, cherry tomatoes 

and truflled Pecorino. This dish is 

a mainstay in Italian American cuisine, but 

Prime has really perfected it. If you prefer 

Veal Parmigiana with Rigatoni San Marzano 

all you have to do is ask. 

If you enjoy a lighter fare try their Seafood 

Fra Diavolo with Shrimp, Scallops, Calamari 

and Clams in a spicy tomato sauce with linguine. 

Another popular seafood dish is the 

grilled Jumbo Scallops with Creamy Asparagus 

Risotto and Parmesan crisp. 

Rob, who just moved from New York City, 

recently had his first Prime experience. “I 

recognize great cuisine when I see it. The 

dumplings and stuffed mushrooms will fire 

up your appetite and the sushi is excellent. 

Whether it’s the lobster or the Italian fare, 

you’ll be glad you walked off the avenue.” 

Prime is also bringing back their Wednesday 

night “All You Can Eat Stone Crab Claw 

Night.” For $59 you get all the stone crab 

claws you can eat with soup, salad and chef 

side. A reservation is required to attend 

this Stone Crab evening that starts October 

19th. If you can’t wait to get your seafood 

fix they are now serving a lobster dinner 

with side dishes on Wednesdays for $39 

(until Stone Crab season). 

If you have a sweet tooth their Double 

Fudge Chocolate Brownie with Haagen Dazs 

Ice Cream, walnuts and whipped cream will 

give you a natural high. The homemade 

Chocolate Bread Pudding with Vanilla Gelato 

is also sublime. 

Prime has a great Happy Hour from 4pm 

to 7pm at the bar. Later in the evening on 

weekends the upper bar level becomes the 

VIP lounge and after 9:30 the nightclub – IL 

BACIO - gets fired up outside. This lush tropical 

garden under the stars is a place where 

music and libation reign supreme and the 

music matches the celebratory mood. 

If you’re looking for a classy romantic 

space to cater an event Prime is the perfect 

milieu. They have a state-of-the-art sound 

system, special lighting, performers, entertainment, 

LED screen, Laser Light Shows 

and more. 

If you want to experience the golden age of 

elegance with homemade food that will prime 

your palate, then Prime is the place to go. 

PRIME STEAK ITALIAN SUSHI 

29 SE 2nd Ave., Delray Beach, Florida 

(561) 865-5845. 

primedelraygm@hotmail.com 

primedelray.com 

Surf & Turf 

Crab Avocado 


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Recipe 

dining ║ recipe 

Chef Diego Monroy Photos by melissa korman purgreens delray 

Quinoa 

45 ne 2nd avenue 

delray beach 

pineapple grove 

EARTH Bowl 

561-276-7387 

www.purgreensdelray.com 

ingredients (Serves: 4-6) 

Quinoa: 

1 cup Quinoa 

2 cups Vegetable Stock 

1 tsp Salt 

½ tsp Black Pepper 

Combine all ingredients in a 6 quart sauce pot, 

bring to a boil, cover, reduce heat and simmer 

approximately 20 minutes or until all liquid has 

been absorbed. 

Farro: 

½ cup Farro 

1 ½ cup Vegetable Stock 

½ tsp Salt 

Combine all ingredients in a 4 quart sauce pot, 

simmer covered approximately 25 minutes or 

until tender. Drain excess liquid and cool. 

Pesto Vinaigrette: 

½ lb. Fresh Basil Leaves 

3 clove Garlic 

3 tbsp Almonds 

2 tbsp Lemon Juice 

¼ tsp Salt 

½ cup Extra Virgin Olive Oil 

¼ tsp Black Pepper 

Combine all ingredients in a food processor and 

blend until smooth (emulsified). 

Chicken Breast: 

1 tsp Paprika 

½ tsp Granulated Garlic 

1 tsp Dried Oregano 

½ tbsp Salt 

½ tsp Black Pepper 

¼ cup Extra Virgin Olive Oil 

Combine all ingredients in medium mixing bowl, 

marinate 4-6 chicken breast for minimum one 

hour. Preheat oven to 375. Place chicken breasts 

on preheated, oiled pan. Roast for approximately 

10-12 minutes, or until chicken is cooked through 

(165 degrees Farenheit internal temperature). 

Cool and chop. 

Corn: 

2 cups Corn Kernels 

¼ tsp Salt, ¼ tsp Black Pepper 

1/8 cup Extra Virgin Olive Oil 

Toss corn with oil and spice, spread single layer 

on a sheet pan, roast in preheated oven at 375 

degrees Farenheit for 10-15 minutes. 

Broccoli and Cauliflower: 

2 cups Broccoli Florettes 

2 cups Cauliflower Florettes 

1/8 cup Salt 

Bring 8 quarts of water to a boil in large stock 

pot, add salt. Submerge broccoli and cauliflower 

for one minute, strain and cool. Season with salt 

and pepper to taste. 

2 cups cooked Garbanzo Beans 

1 cup Sliced Cherry Tomatoes 

2 cups grated White Cheddar 

1 lb. Arugula, washed 

Toss all ingredients in a large mixing bowl 

and serve. 

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dining ║ guide 

We at Atlantic Ave Magazine try to keep our Dining Guide as accurate as possible 

for our reader’s benefit, however this can sometimes be a difficult task. We may 

omit some eateries and others may have moved or closed. If you are not listed in 

this guide we apologize but please feel free to e-mail lisa@atlanticavemagazine. 

com and we will get your details entered for the following month. By the same 

token, if you see a listing that is no longer there then please e-mail lisa@ 

atlanticavemagazine.com and it will be removed for the following month. Your 

help in keeping our Dining Guide up-to-date is very much appreciated. 

delray BEACH 

American 

Atlantic Grille 

1000 E Atlantic Ave, DB (In 

the Seagate Hotel) 

561-665-4900 

Boston’s on the Beach 

40 S Ocean Blvd, DB 

561-278-3364 

Breathe 

401 W Atlantic Ave, DB 

561-330-4526 

Brule Bistro 

200 NE 2nd Ave #109, DB 

561-274-2046 

Bru’s Room 

35 NE 2nd Ave, DB 

561-276-3663 

BurgerFi 


561-278-9590 

Burt & Max’s Bar & grill 

Delray Marketplace 

Atlantic & Lyons 

561-638-6380 

Cut 432 

432 E Atlantic Ave, DB 

561-272-9898 

Dada 

52 N Swinton Ave, DB 

561-330-3232 

De La Tierra - Sundy House 

106 S Swinton Ave, DB 

561-272-5678 

Deck 84 


561-665-8484 

Doc’s All American 

10 N Swinton Ave, DB 

561-278-3627 

Donnie’s Place 

60 NW 5th Ave, DB 

561-243-9996 

Ellie’s 50’s Diner 

2410 N Federal Hwy 

DB, 561-276-1570 

Fifth Avenue Grill 

821 S Federal Hwy, DB 

561-265-0122 

Grand Tavern 

710 Linton Blvd, DB 

561-279-2779 

Grangers Bar & Grill 

215 NE 6th Ave, DB 

561-276-7881 

Green Owl Restaurant 


561-272-7766 

Henry’s 

16850 Jog Road 

Between Linton Blvd & 

Clintmore Rd 

DB, 561 638 1949 

HiWay Burger 

12 SE 5th Ave, DB 

561-243-6430 

Jimmy’s Bistro 

9 S Swinton Avenue, DB 

561-865-5774 

Johnnie Brown’s 


561-243-9911 

Lilo’s 

814 E Atlantic Ave, DB. 

561-272-8049 

Longhorn Steakhouse 


561-278-1944 

Max’s Harvest 

169 NW 2nd Ave, DB 

561-381-9970 

Max’s Social House 

116 NE 6 Ave, DB 

561-501-4332 

Off the Ave 


561-450-6768 

Outback 

1300 Linton Blvd, DB 

561-272-7201 

Park Tavern 

32 SE 2nd St, DB 

561-265-5093 

Prime 

29 SE 2nd Ave DB 

561-865-5845 

Salt7 

32 SE 2nd St, DB 

561-274-7258 

Seacrest Grille 

(Marriott Hotel) 

10 N Ocean Blvd, DB 

561-274-3200 

Shula Burger 



DB, 561-404-1347 

Smoke Inn BBQ 

8 SE Atlantic Ave., DB 

561-330-4236 

The Grove Restaurant 

187 NE 2 Ave., DB 

561-789-8636 

The Office 


561-276-3600 

The Original Brooklyn 

Water Bagel 

14451 S Military Trail, DB 

561-455-7490 

The Porch Restaurant 


561-303-3647 

Tryst 


561-921-0201 

Asian/Sushi/Chinese 

Buddha Sky Bar 


561-450-7557 

China Gardens 

14402 S. Military Trail, 

DB, 561-498-5226 

House of Siam 

25 NE 2nd Ave #116, DB 

561-330-9191 

Lemongrass Bistro 


561-278-5050 



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Ming’s Garden Chinese 


561-276-3333 

Yama Japanese Restaurant 


561-266-9929 

Ziree Thai & Sushi 


561-276-6549 

Continental/Greek 

Apeiro Kitchen & Bar 

14917 Lyons Rd. 


561-501-4443 

Bistro 241 


561-330-4080 

Blue Anchor 


561-272-7272 

Boheme Bistro 


561-278-4899 

Caffe Martier 


561-278-7790 

Carpe Diem 


561-455-2140 

Joseph’s Wine Bar 


561-272-6100 

La Cigale, A Taste of the 

Mediterranean 


561-265-0600 

Olio Bistro 

42 SE 2nd Ave, DB 

561-278-6633 

Taverna Opa 

Greek Cuisine 


561-303-3602 

The Greek Bistro 

1832 S Federal Hwy 

DB, 561-266-8976 

Thirty Two East 


561-276-7868 

Coffee/Dessert 

Ben & Jerry’s 


561-272-3112 

Café Bleu 


561-455-4041 

Coffee District 


561-455-0541 

Couture Cakes 


561-279-1828 

Full Of Crepe 

632 E. Atlantic Ave 

DB, 561-562-8090 

Jellies at Seagate 


561-330-3775 

Kilwin’s Chocolates & 

Ice Cream 


561-278-0808 

Orange Leaf 

Frozen Yogurt & Gelato 


561-894-8230 

Puro’s Cigar 


561-278-6118 

Starbucks 


561-243-9332 

Starbucks 


561-265-3273 

The Grind Cafe 



561-270-3036 

Health Food 

Ciao Sidewalk Café 


561-278-4520 

Fit Food Express 

302 NE 4th St, DB 

561-330-4525 

Green Fields Organic Bistro 

4900 Linton Blvd. 

DB, 561 501-4169 

Nature’s Way Café 


561-272-6200 

Nutrition Cottage 

1815 S Federal Highway, 

DB, 561-734-4626 

Purgreens 

Inside Purlife Fitness Center 


561-276-7387 

The New Vegan 

528 NE 2nd St. DB 

561-404-5301 

Italian 

Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza 


561-278-7911 

Bambini’s Garden Pizzeria 

14466 Military Trail, DB 

561-638-6442 

Bella Amici Pizzeria 



561-270-3025 

Cafe Gelato Panini 

& Wine Bar 


561-501-4574 

Caffe Luna Rosa 


561-274-9404 

Carrabba’s Italian Grill 

335 E Linton Blvd, DB 

561-266-9393 

Cena Modern Italian 

9 SE 7th Avenue, DB, 

561-330-1237 

D’Angelo Pizza Tapas 

16950 Jog Road, DB. 

561-381-0037 

Il Bacio Restaurant 

& Lounge 

29 SE 2nd Ave, DB, 

561-865-7785 

IL Contadino Ristorante 

165 NE 2nd Ave, 

Pineapple Grove, DB 

561-330-0004 

Il Girasole 

1911 S Federal Hwy, DB, 

561-272-3566 

Luigi’s Coal Oven Pizza 

307 E. Atlantic Ave, DB, 

561-274-1969 

Mellow Mushroom 


561-330-3040 

Pizza Rustica 


561-279-8766 

Rocky’s Italian Bistro 


561-276-9703 

Salotta 


561-266-0310 

Saltimbocca Italian Bistro 

14820 S. Military Trail, DB 

561-455-4017 

Sazio 


561-272-5540 

Scuola Vecchia 


561-865-5923 

Solita Delray 


561-899-0888 

Terra Fiamma 

Ristorante. Pizza. Bar 

9169 W. Atlantic Ave. 


561-495-5570 

Tramonti Italian Ristorante 


561-272-1944 

Vic & Angelo’s 


561-278-9570 

Windy City Pizza 

401 W. Atlantic Ave, DB 

561-266-2811 

Wood & Fire 

5199 West Atlantic Ave 

DB 561-379-5802 

www.woodandfirepizza.com 

Latin/Caribbean/Spanish 

Bamboo Fire Café 

149 NW 4th Ave, DB 

561-749-0973 

Cabana El Ray 


561-274-9090 

CHE Spanish Restaurant 

900 E. Atlantic Ave, 

On the Intracoastal 

DB, 561-562-5111 

Papa’s Tapas 



Phone: ( 561) 266-0599 

Mexican 

Cabo Flats 

Cantina & Tequila Bar 


Atlantic Ave & Lyons Rd. 

DB 561-499-0378 

El Camino 

15 NE 2nd Ave, DB. 

561-865-5350 

Rocco’s Tacos & Tequila Bar 

110 E. Atlantic Ave, DB 

561-808-1100 

Senor Burrito 

142 SE 6th Ave #E, DB 

561-278-5757 

Pubs/Clubs 

3rd & 3rd 

301 NE 3rd Ave, DB, 

561-303-1939 

Blue Anchor British Pub & 

Restaurant 

804 E. Atlantic Ave, DB. 

561-272-7272. 

Bull Bar Inc 


561-274-8001 

Honey 


561-270-7187 

Hurricane Bar & Lounge 


561-278-0282 

Kevro Studio & Art Bar 

166 SE 2nd Ave, DB 

561-278-9675 

N2 Winebar 


The Hyatt Place 

561-278-6802 

O’Connors Irish Pub 


561-330-0022 

Pepe’s Hideaway 

1045 E Atlantic Ave, Db 

561-276-3570 

Sandbar 


561-278-3364 

Tim Finnegans Irish Pub 

2885 S. Federal Hwy, DB 

561- 330-3153 

Seafood 

50 Ocean 

50 S Ocean Blvd, Delray 

Beach, FL 33483 

(561) 278-3364 

City Oyster 


561-272-0220 

Dee Dee’s Conch & Rib 


561-276-1124 

J & J Seafood Bar & Grill 


561-272-3390 

Mussel Beach 

501 E Atlantic Ave DB 

561-921-6464 

Racks Fish House 

5 SE 2nd Ave, DB, 

561-450-6718 

The Fisherman’s Grill 

5199 W. Atlantic Ave, DB 

561-638-0500 

Sandwich/Deli 

Bagel’s With Deli 


561-279-4799 

Big Al’s Steaks 


561-819-1888 

Brighton Beach Bagel & 

Bakery 

14587 S. Military trail 

DB, 561-270-3771 

Checkers 


561-278-9939 

Christina’s Restaurant 


561-278-3200 

Conte’s Italian Deli & 

Gourmet Market 

311 NE 2nd Ave, DB, 

561.501.7399 

Cornell Café Morikami 

Museum 

4000 Morikami Park Rd, DB 

561-495-0233 

Domino’s Pizza 


561-330-0002 

Dunkin Donut’s 


561-243-1196 

Famous Market Deli 


561-495-8590 

Jersey Mikes Subs 

455C NE 5th Ave, DB 

561-276-8949 


Jimmy John’s 

Gourmet Sandwiches 

1911 S. Federal Hwy 

DB, 561-243-1100 

Nemo’s Fish & Chicken 


561-865-5094 

Off the Ave 


561-450-6768 

Sandwiches by the Sea 


561-272-2212 

Subway 


561-278-5959 

Tea-Licious Tearoom 

4997 B, W Atalantic Ave, 

DB. 561-638-5155 

The Café In Paradise 


561-330-3434 

The Green Owl Restaurant 


561-272-7766 

Tony’s Deli 

Breakfast, Lunch, Hero’s 

301 W. Atlantic Ave 

DB, 561-276-1749 

Boca raton 

American 

13 American Table 

451 Palmetto Park Road, 

Boca 561-409-2061 

Abe&Louis Glades Plaza 

2300 W. Glades Road, Boca 

561-447-0024 

The Addison 

2 E. Camino Real, Boca 

561-372-0568 

Boca Wings & Ribs 

2257 North Fed. Highway 

Boca 561 391-9110 

Boca Muse 

7136 Beracasa Way, Boca 

561-367-1133 

Boca Pita Express 

7158 Beracasa Way 

Boca 561-750-0088 

Boston Market 

7020 Beracasa Way, 

Boca 561-392-2795 

Bogart’s Bar &Grille 

Muvico Palace 20 

3200 Airport Road 

Boca 561-544-3044 

Brewzzi Glades Plaza 

2222 Glades Rd. Boca 

561-392-BREW (2739) 

Cheesecake Factory 

5530 Glades Road. 

Boca 561-393-0344 

Cottonwood Café 

90 Royal Palm Place, Boca 

561-353-2233 

Chops Lobster Bar 

101 Plaza Real. Boca 

561-395-2675 

Duffy’s Sports Grill 

21212 St Andrews Blvd. 

Boca 561-869-0552 

Grand Lux Café 

Town Ctr Mall, 6000 Glades 

Road, Boca 

561-392-2141 

Houston’s 

1900 N.W. Executive Ctr 

Circle. Boca 

561-998- 0550. 

J. Alexander’s 

1400 Glades Road. Boca 

561-347-9875 

Kathy’s Gazebo Café 

4199 N. Fed. Highway. Boca 

561-395-6033 

Kee Grill 

17940 N.Military Trail. Boca 

561-995-5044 

Madison’s New York Grill 

2006 NW Executive Center 

Circle. Boca 561-994-0808 

Mariposa 

Neiman Marcus at Town 

Ctr-5860 Glades Rd. Boca 

561-544-2320 

Max’s Grille 

Mizner Park-404 Plaza Real 

Boca 561-368-0080 

Miller’s Ale House 

1200 Yamato Road. 

Boca 561-998-9142 

Morton’s The Steakhouse 

Shops at Boca-5050 Town 

Ctr Circle Boca 

561-392-7724 

New York Prime 

2350 N.W. Executive Ctr 

Drive. Boca 

561-998-3881 

Oceans 18 

5801 NW 2nd Av Boca 

561-994-0400 

Pavilion Grille 

301 Yamato Road, Boca 

561-912-0000 

Pinon Grille, 


Boca 561-391-7770 

Polo’s Restaurant 

5030 Champion Blvd., Boca; 

561-997-2920 

Rack’s Downtown Eatery 

402 Plaza Real. 

Boca 561-395-1662 

Rebel House 

297 E Palmetto Park Road. 

Boca 561-353-5888 

Ruby Tuesday 


Boca 561-392-5705 

Ruth’s Chris Steak House 

225 N.E.Mizner Blvd., Boca, 

561-392-6746 

Seasons 52 

2300 N.W.Executive Ctr, 

Boca-561-998-9952 

Six Tables 

112 N.E. 2cnd St., Boca 

561-347-6260 

Sweet Tomatoes 


561-750-3303 

The Capital Grille 

6000 Glades Road, 

Boca 561-368-1077 

The Grille on Congress 

5101 Congress Av. Boca 

561-912-9800 

Yogurt Rendezvous* 

*(ORB Kosher) 7150 

Beracasa Way, 

561-392-8384 

Asian/Sushi/Chinese 

Boon’s Asian Bistro 

19605 SR7. 

Boca 561-883-0202 

Cay Da Vietnamese 

7400 N. Fed. Highway., 

Boca, 561-998-0278 

Fah Asian Bistro 

Boca Valley Shopping Plaza 

-7461 N.Fed Hwy. Boca- 

561-241-0400 

5 Spice Asian Market 

Shoppes at Blue Lake 1200 

Yamato Rd. 561-989-1688 

Japango 


Boca 561-999-1263 

Kapow Noodle Bar 


Boca 561-347-7311 

La Tre 

249 E.Palmetto Park Rd. 

Boca-561-392-4568 

Lemongrass Asian Bistro 

101 Plaza Real South. 

Boca 561-544-8181 

P.F Chang’s 


561-393-3722 

Pei Wei Asian Diner 

7152-B Beracasa Way, 

561-322-1001 

Stir Crazy Café 

Town Ctr-6000 Glades Rd., 

Boca 561-338-7500 

Sushi Masa & Thai 

2240 NW 19th Street. 

Boca 561-347-0008 

Sushi Ray 

Shops at Boca Ctr-5250, 

Town Ctr Circle.Boca 

561-394-9506 

Sushi Thai 

100 NE 2cnd St., Boca 561- 

750-4448 

Sushi Yama 

7055-33 W Palmetto Park 

Road. Boca 561- 362-6416 

Tempura House 

The Reserve-9858 Clint 

Moore Road. Building 

561-883-6088 

Uncle Tai’s 

Shops at Boca Ctr-5250 

Town Ctr Circle. -Boca 

561-368-8806 

Yokohama Sushi 

60 N Fed. Hwy, Boca. 

561-392-9328 

Yokohama Sushi 


561-451-1707 

Continental 

Bakery of France 

625 NE Spanish River Blvd., 

Boca 561-361-4490 

Bistro Provence 

2399 N.Fed. Highway.Boca- 

561-368-2340 

Brio Tuscan Grille 

5050 Town Center Circle. 

Boca 561-392-0344 

Casa D’Angelo 

171 E Palmetto Park Rd. 

Boca. 561-996-1234 

Cote France Café 

100K Plaza Real South, 

Boca. 561-955-6021 

Casimir French Bistro 

416 Via De Palmas #81, 

Royal Palm Place, Boca, 

561-955-6001 

Bogart’s Bar & Grille 

3200 Airport Road 

Boca 561-544-3044 

Mississippi Sweets BBQ 

2399 N Federal Hwy. 

Boca 561-394-6779 

Bluefin Sushi Thai Grill 

861 Yamato Rd. Boca 

561-981-8986 


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Josef’s Table 

5030 Champion Blvd. 

Boca 561-353-2700 

Kosta’s 

5024 N. Fed Hwy. 

Lighhousepoint 

Georgetown Plaza, 

954-571-3842 

Le Rivage 

450 N.E.20th St. 

Boca-561-620-0033 

Macaroni Grill 

2004 Executive Ctr Drive. 

Boca 561-997-5492 

Mario’s Osteria 


Boca 561-239-7000 

Milos Taverna 

1600 N Fed. Hwy, Boca. 

561-750-6720 

Matteo’s 

233 S Federal Hwy. 

Boca 561-392-0773 

Meatball Room 


Boca 561-409-4111 

Taverna Kyma 

6298 N. Fed. Hywy. 

Boca 33487 

561-994-2828 

Villa Rosana 

9858 Clint Moore Road. 

Boca 561-470-0112 

Italian 

Arturo’s Ristorante 

6750 N.Fed Hwy. 

Boca-561-997- 7373 

Carraba’s Italian Grill 

6909 S.W.18th Street, Boca- 

561-544-8838 

Josephine’s 

5751 N.Fed. Highway. Boca. 

561-988-0668 

La Luna Italian Bistro 

The Polo Shoppes-5030 

Champion Blvd. Boca 

561-997-1165 

La Villeta 

4351 N. Fed. Highway Boca- 

561-362-8403 

Maggiano’s 

21090 St. Andrew’s Blvd. 

Boca, 561-361-8244 

Nino’s Italian Restaurant 


561-392-9075 

Peace a Pizza 

Shoppes at Blue Lake-1200, 

Yamato Rd. Boca 

561-998-Best (2378) 

Pellegrino’s Ristorante 

3360 N Federal Highway, 

Boca Plaza, Boca Fl. 33431 

561-368-5520 

Renzo’s of Boca 

5999 N. Fed. Highway. 

Boca-561-994-3495 

Ristorante Sapori 

Royal Palm Place-301 Via De 

Palmas., Boca 

561-367-9779 

Trattoria Romana 

499 E. Palmetto Park Rd. 

Boca-561-393-6715 

Umbria 

Renaissance Hotel 2000 NW 

19st, Boca. 

561-368-5252 

Latin/Caribbean 

Caribbean Grill 

1332 NW Boca Raton Blvd 

Boca 

561-362-0161 

Cuban Café 

3350 N.W.Boca Blvd. Boca 

561-750-8860 

Mexican 

Senor Burrito 

513 N.E 20th Street Boca 

561-347-6600 

La Rosa Nautica 

515 NE 20th St. Boca, 

561-296-1413 

Rocco’s Tacos 

5250 Town Center Circle. 

Boca 561-416-2131 

Uncle Julio’s 


Boca 561-300-3530 

Seafood 

Bonefish Grill 

21065 Powerline Road. 

Boca 561-483-4949 

City Fish Market 


Boca 561-487-1600 

Truluck’s 


Boca 561-391-0755 

Deli/Cafés 

Ben’s Deli Kosher 

The Reserve-9942 Clint 

Moore Rd. Boca 

561-470-9963 

Boca Beach House 

887 E Palmetto Park Road. 

Boca 561-826-8850 

Deli on Rye 

4311 N. Federlal Hwy., Boca 

561-347-1400 

Hotdogopolis 

6020 N Federal Hwy. 

8177 Glades Road Boca 

561-998-5959 

Oasis Cafe 

Renaissance Hotel Boca 

2000 NW 19st, Boca 

561-368-5252 

Saquella Caffe 

82 Royal Palm Place-410 Via 

De Palmas, Boca. 

561-338-8840 

Toojay’s 


Boca 561-997-9911 

Toojay’s Gourmet Deli 

Polo Shoppes-5030 

Champion Blvd. 

Boca-561-241-5903 

Rustic Cellar 

Royal Palm Place- 

409 S.E.Mizner Blvd. 

561-392-5237 

Boca-561-392-5237 

WEST PALM 

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City Place 

550 S. Rosemary Ave. 

WPB 561-249-2749 

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MISC ║ pet spotlight 

pet pix 

Marjorie Halpern’s Dachshunds! 

Taylor and Rosie are all 

comfy and set to start their day 

at Edge Automotive 

1 year old Prince enjoys living 

in Delray Beach. 

This is Daisy Duke enjoying another beautiful 

day on the beach in Delray Beach! She’s a 

Delray local and loves her walks on Atlantic 

Ave and night time cruises in the golf cart. 

A great eye viewing day in Delray Beach 

in Atlantic Ave for King Ace. I have so 

much fun on Atlantic Ave. 

Noble is ready for football season 

to kick off! Go Vols! 


You can now give your pets the fame they deserve! 

Make your pet a celebrity. Email your favorite photo along with their name to: 

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MISC ║ ask the petxpert 

We can’t believe the stories our clients 

tell us when they seek our 

help! It’s similar to when they 

visit the veterinarian or even their own 

doctor, all understanding and common 

sense that they have goes out the window. 

Today, a very distressed pet parent came 

seeking solutions for her 4-year old large 

dog suffering from “allergies.” She said to 

me, “I’m watching my pet dying in front 

of my own eyes.” The dog has been slowly 

declining for several years. Its’ body is full 

of bleeding sores from constant itching, 

scratching and biting of itself. The ears and 

body smell of yeast. This owner has spent 

thousands of dollars for “healthcare” only 

to see some temporary relief when various 

toxic drugs are prescribed and the return 

of the symptoms. Unfortunately this is the 

perfect business model that keeps the field 

of conventional medicine profitable. 

Because of our love for all animals, we 

have spent many years researching a better 

way to nurture and provide optimal 

life for all pets. Disease is not caused by a 

lack of drugs or medicine. Our pet’s health 

is the sum of everything going into their 

bodies. Exposure to improper food, drugs, 

treatments and chemicals accumulate in 

ask the petXpert 

My Pet is Slowly Dying, 

Can you help? 

the body until it starts to break down. As is 

our practice, we focus on the diet. In fact, 

when a natural species appropriate diet is 

fed to your pets, the immune and metabolic 

requirements are met and support good 

health. In anultimately raw or even lightly 

cooked form, theywill providethe building 

blocks for optimal health making all medicine 

and drugs unnecessary. 

As I explained all to this pet parent, she 

wept. She knew what she should be doing 

but gave way to the “expert” that she 

trusted. She then asked me,“What I should 

do about my vet?” I asked, “What do you 

mean?” Her vet had called her to come 

in again and try yet another new drug. If 

the advice and treatments aren’t working, 

why would she go back? Many people 

are afraid to go forward and believe in 

themselves. These particular pet owners 

had already done the research by educating 

themselves on diet which is why they 

came to see us. They are also friends with 

another client of ours with the same breed 

of dog twice the age of theirs and has been 

following our system. Both are astounded 

in the difference between the two dogs. 

So, their eyes see, their brain knows and 

yet they still hesitate. Do you think adding 

These pets are avAILABLE for adoption 

more drugs with numerous side effects or 

doing more tests will provide the same results 

they see in their friend’s pet? 

Plenty of damage has been done to this 

pet in the name of medicine. Probiotic and 

botanical foods will eliminate the yeast as 

will bathing with detoxifying salts and a 

botanical shampoo. Changing to a nutrient 

dense, easy to digest diet which includes 

appropriate herbs and botanicals will 

detoxify and give the body the energy it 

needs to heal. It is a process to heal naturally 

and to maintain that health. Most 

pets respond with noticeable improvements 

within days. 

We are all looking for the answers in a 

safer, more natural way. The answer has 

always been there in nature. Just look! 

And if you can’t see it or if you need help 

in understanding, we are here to help and 

also thank you for reading this column every 

month. 

Bill Piechocki, nutritionist and Dr. Diane Sudduth, 

DVM are partners in Fiesta Pet Deli in Pompano 

Beach, FL, and co-hosts of the PetHealthCafe.com 

radio show. Our 40 years in the animal field has 

provided us unparallel vision and information 

which we pass to our clients on a daily basis. We 

can be reached at www.PetHealthCafe.com or 

800-940-7387. 

SEND YOUR QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS FOR OUR PETXPERT TO: PETS@ATLANTICaveMAGAZINE.COM 

21287 Boca Rio Road, 

Boca Raton, FL 

561-482-8110 

www.tricountyhumane.org 

Riot ~ This little one has the sweetest 

smile on his face all the time! Meet Riot, 

a 1.5 year old Chihuahua who’s ready to 

have some fun with you! Riot can live with 

children and other dogs. He’d love to be 

your boy! 

Marie ~ Did you say, “cookie”? Marie is a 

6 year old Dachshund who was rescued 

from horrible conditions in a Mississippi 

puppy mill. In spite of her rough life thus 

far, she’s sweet, playful good with children 

and other dogs. Marie will be a loving 

addition to your family! 

Peluche ~ Can you believe this pretty little 

girl was picked up as a stray? She’s been 

through so much but she loves affection 

and other dogs but no children, please. 

This cutie will be your best buddy and 

fur-baby! 

A NO-KILL animal shelter. 

Open Tues - Sun 

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All animals are 

up-to-date on vaccinations 

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MISC ║ DIY IDEAS 

Top DIY Halloween 

Costumes for 2016 

by Amanda Lancaster 

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Are you searching for a DIY Halloween costume that is 

both current and unique? Be distinctive yet trendy this 

Halloween with these fresh costume ideas. 

Political Picks 

With the presidential election looming in 

November, there is no doubt Donald Trump 

and Hillary Clinton costumes will be 

plentiful this Halloween. However 

there are still ways to stand out 

among the ridiculous comb-overs 

and pant suits. For an unexpected 

twist on a couple’s costume, pair Donald 

Trump with Megyn Kelly. All 

that’s needed to create Megyn’s 

look is a pencil dress, heels 

and a cardboard sign with the 

Fox News logo that reads 

“The Kelly File.” Insult one 

another and argue as much 

as possible. To spice up a Hillary 

Clinton costume, add a 

mug shot sign or wear dark 

sunglasses and carry around 

a stack of papers labeled 

“Emails -- Confidential.” 

Gaming Get-Up 

The mobile app game 

Pokémon Go took the nation 

by storm earlier in the year 

and is also a fantastic costume 

pick for Halloween. All you need for 

a DIY Pikachu costume is to create a 

headband with tall yellow ears with 

black tips, and a yellow tail, both 

of which can be made out of cardboard 

covered in decorative paper. 

Wear all yellow and add red circles 

to your cheeks using face paint. Pikachu 

can be paired with Ash Ketchum 

for a fun couple’s costume. 

Wear a white T-shirt with a royal 

blue vest, a red and white hat and 


green gloves to complete Ash’s look. Be on the 

lookout for Pokémon hunters on your tail! 

Gold Medal Garb 

Ryan Lochte is another solid costume 

choice for this year’s Halloween. 

Dye or spray your hair gray and 

spike it up with gel. If you are brave 

enough, don a swimsuit and wear 

a gold medal around your 

neck. Read up on Ryan 

Lochte’s best quotes and 

share throughout the 

night. Make sure to include 

“bro” in conversation 

as much as possible. 

sTranger Danger 

Netflix released the series 

Stranger Things in July, and 

the science-fiction horror show 

quickly became a television 

sensation. The psychokinetic 

character Eleven (El), is a 

great costume choice for Halloween. 

Wear a pink, frilly 

dress and a blonde wig. Carry 

around a box of Eggos, and 

for added effect, use makeup 

to create a bloody nose. 

Barb, another character 

from Stranger Things, 

can be re-created 

with a quick trip to 

the thrift store for a 

ruffled plaid blouse, 

high-waisted jeans 

and round, coke-bottle 

glasses. 

Celebrity Style 

Another way to make a memorable entrance 

to a Halloween party is to pay tribute 

to a recently passed celebrity. Prince, who 

died in April 2016, was renowned for his 

eclectic style, making him an exceptional costume 

choice for Halloween. Start with a black 

curly wig, a frilly shirt and a purple jacket. 

Add accessories like headbands, sunglasses, 

belts and boots to complete the look. Finish 

it off with a guitar and you have a costume 

that truly rocks. 

Gene Wilder also recently passed away and 

was famous for his portrayal of Willy Wonka 

in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. To recreate 

Willy Wonka, curl your hair, sport a 

tall top hat, purple coat and a bow tie. Carry a 

cane and a chocolate bar disguised as a Wonka 

Bar. Turn it into a family affair by tying in 

other characters from Charlie and the Chocolate 

Factory like the Oompa-Loompas, Charlie 

Bucket and Grandpa Joe. 

Ghostly Guise 

For a fun group costume, have everyone 

dress up as ghostbusters. With the recent 

release of the all-female version of Ghostbusters, 

this can be done with a group of men 

or women. Flight suits work best, but you can 

also dress beige pants and a beige long-sleeve 

shirt. Add belts, gloves, goggles, and boots. If 

you really want to get into character, build a 

make-shift proton pack and add ghostbusters 

patches and name tags. 

If you want to skip the big-box stores this 

Halloween and create your own perfect costume, 

give one of these ideas a try. They are 

simple to pull together and will ensure you 

stand out among the ghouls and goblins.

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Leisure ║ brain teasers 

CROSSWORD PUZZLE 

ACROSS 

1. Unfolds 

6. Broadcast 

11. Scram 

14. Insects between larvae 

and imagos 

15. White Italian wine 

16. Gametes 

17. Female name 

18. Melodies 

19. Prohibit 

20. LIEUTENANT Commander 

22. Hint 

24. See 

26. SW Indiana city 

30. Simple fruit 

34. Stir 

35. Hoarded 

36. German wife 

37. Turkish coins 

39. Deranged 

40. Looking at 

41. Formal choice 

42. Go back 

44. FORMER coin of France 

45. Distinctive spirit 

46. Chinese paper (4,5) 


49. Astronomical distances 

54. Of or relating to pain in 

the muscles 

59. Hedera 

60. Clamp 

62. An inhabitant of 

Scandinavia 

63. Level score 

64. STARTED 

65. Fighting Bob, admiral 

66. Stubborn person 

67. Glided 

68. Sums owing 

ANSWER TO this PUZZLE 

will be printed next month. 

DOWN 

1. Translucent mineral 

2. FOOTBALL kick 

3. Heroic 

4. Western pact 

5. Having no seams 

6. EXPERT in astronomy 

7. Acknowledgement of debt 

8. Wife of a rajah 

9. Levels 

10. Frame for supporting 

a book 

11. Central Asian desert 

12. Russian John 

13. STRONg taste 

21. Forbidding regulation 

23. With abundant foliage 

25. Insoluble protein 

26. Flow controlling device 

27. Imbecile 

28. Union states 

29. ENTICEMENT 

31. Crunchy 

32. Pointed boat 

33. Predict 

38. Ages 

40. On an aeroplane 

43. Count 

47. Guard 

49. Middle EASTERN bread 


51. Whiskeys 

52. Recedes 

53. Wise 

55. Zero 

56. Snatch 

57. Is not 

58. SALES tax 

61. Drinking vessel 

ANSWER TO PUZZLE 

FROM last month 

SUDOKO 

Fill in the grid so that every row, column and 3x3 box 

CONTAINS the numbers 1 through 9. 

ANSWER TO sudoko 

will be printed 

next month. 

enigma 

enigma cryptograms are created 

FROM quotations and proverbs 

FROM around the wORLD. EACH 

LETTER stands for another letter. 

hint: “T” = “E” 

“RGT EDKWBT DS NUST UQ 

KQXWTMUERLJNT, 

QD DQT ELQ IWURT 

GUB LKRDJUDZWLXGA 

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- LJWLGLH V. GTBEGTN 

ANSWER TO sudoko 

from LAST MONTH 

ENIgma solution 

will be printed next month. 

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from LAST MONTH 

“Prosperity is living easily and 

happily in the real world, whether you 

have money or not.” - Jerry Gellis

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