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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

BEST OF SOUTHWEST 2017................................................................5 

IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD.................................................................8 

PROMOTIONAL FEATURE...................................................................14 

Attorney Richard West / West Family Law Group 

SOUTHWEST KIDDIE KORNER ...........................................................16 

LEGAL & FINANCIAL DIRECTORY........................................................18 

FINANCIAL REPORT...........................................................................20 

Face Your Financial Fears 

SOUTHWEST SEEN...........................................................................24 

Dr. P. Phillips YMCA Grand Reopening 

SCHOOL NEWS...............................................................................26 

STATEPOINT WINTER FUN CROSSWORD PUZZLE................................34 

ON THE SUBJECT OF.........................................................................36 

New Year, New Organic You 

COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD.........................................................39 

SOUTHWEST SERVICE DIRECTORY.....................................................40 

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• Hall of Fame Member 

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• RE/MAX International Lifetime 

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• ORRA Award 2015 

Thank you to the hundreds of 

Southwest readers who participated 

in Best of Southwest 2017, Southwest 

Orlando Bulletin’s ninth annual survey 

of residents’ favorite restaurants, 

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this year’s winners: 

Best Family Restaurant 

1. Olive Garden Italian 

Restaurant 

(tie) 

2. Gator’s Dockside 

2. Chick-fil-A 

(tie) 

3. Chili’s Grill & Bar Restaurant 

3. Yellow Dog Eats 

Best Fine Dining Restaurant 

1. Eddie V’s Prime Seafood 

2. Seasons 52 

3. Ruth’s Chris Steak House 

Best Fast Food/Casual 

Restaurant 

1. Chick-fil-A 

2. Chipotle Mexican Grill 

3. BurgerFi 

Best Italian Restaurant 

1. Olive Garden Italian 

Restaurant 

2. Bravo Cucina Italiana 

3. Peperoncino Cucina 

Best Mexican Restaurant 

1. Agave Azul 

2. Rocco’s Tacos and Tequila Bar 

3. Chipotle Mexican Grill 

Best Sushi 

1. Dragonfly Robata 

Grill & Sushi 

2. Amura 

3. Seito Sushi 

Best Pizza 

1. Anthony’s Coal Fired 

Pizza 

2. Papa John’s Pizza 

3. NYPD Pizza 

Best Steak 

1. Ruth’s Chris Steak House 

2. Morton’s The Steakhouse 

3. LongHorn Steakhouse of Winter 

Garden 

Best Seafood 

1. Bonefish Grill of Winter 

Garden 

2. Eddie V’s Prime Seafood 

3. Red Lobster 

Best Sports Bar 

1. Gator’s Dockside 

2. Craig Miller’s Field House 

3. Miller’s Ale House 

Best Wine 

Shop/Bar/Happy Hour 

1. Tim’s Wine Market 

2. Vines Wines & Spirits 

3. Total Wine & More 

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Best Fitness Facility 

1. Dr. P. Phillips YMCA 

2. LA Fitness 

3. Gold’s Gym Dr. Phillips 

Best Day Spa 

1. Woodhouse Day Spa 

2. Gentle Touch MediSpa & Wellness 

3. Massage Envy 

Best Salon/Barbershop 

1. Nick’s Barber Shop 

2. Great Clips 

3. Shala Salon Spa & Turkish Bath 

Best Church 

1. Holy Family Catholic Church 

2. First Baptist Orlando 

3. St. Luke’s United Methodist Church 

Best Local Resort 

1. Disney’s Grand Floridian 

Resort & Spa 

2. Rosen Shingle Creek 

3. The Ritz-Carlton Orlando, 

Grande Lakes 

Best Wedding Location 

1. Disney’s Wedding Pavilion 

2. Bella Collina 

3. The Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes 

Best Venue for a Child’s Birthday 

1. Chuck E. Cheese’s 

2. Monkey Joe’s 

3. My Gym Children’s Fitness Center 

Best Private School 

1. The First Academy 

2. Holy Family Catholic School 

3. Windermere Preparatory School 

Best Real Estate Agent 

1. Rob Rahter of Stockworth Realty Group 

2. Paul McGarigal of Re/Max Properties S.W. Inc. 

3. Bobby Baldor of Re/Max Properties S.W. Inc. 

Best Insurance Agent 

1. Sun Insurance Services 

2. State Farm Insurance 

3. Geico 

Best Attorney 

1. Lou Pendas, Esq., of The Pendas Law Firm 

2. William C. Voight II, Esq., 

of Voight Attorneys at Law 

3. Morgan & Morgan 

Best Dentist 

1. Matthew McKissock, D.M.D., 

of Windermere Dentistry 

2. Michael P. DiMauro, D.D.S. 

3. Rahim Bhanji, D.M.D., of Dental Care 

at Dr. Phillips 

Best Physician 

1. Niral C. Patel, M.D., 

of Windermere Medical Center 

2. Lori Lambert, M.D. 

(tie) 

3. Pediatric Associates of Orlando 

3. Lara D. Hitchcock, M.D., 

of Hitchcock Health Institute 

Best Veterinarian 

1. Sand Lake Animal Clinic 

2. Doug Pearce, DVM, of Animal Clinic 

of Windermere 

3. Philip Callahan, DVM, 

of MetroWest Veterinary Clinic ª 

LLC 

Voted Top Doctor in 

Orlando 2015 & 2016



n Bay Hill 

Bay Hill residents Allen and 

Sarah Layton co-hosted a 100thyear 

birthday party for Sarah’s mother, 

Marian Mishalanie, formerly of 

Sand Lake Pointe. Marian turned 

100 on Nov. 4. Helping to celebrate 

the momentous occasion were 

Bay Hill residents Jim Bennett 

and Joanne MacPherson, 

Dr. Phillips resident Salley 

Martin, Bay Hill residents Janet 

Minard and Joe and Norma 

Radosevich, Clermont resident 

Former Sand Lake Pointe resident Marian Mishalanie (front, center) celebrates 

her 100th birthday with (front, l. to r.) Allen Layton of Bay Hill, Kathe Swanson of 

Dr. Phillips, Sarah Layton and Richard Spears of Bay Hill, (middle, l. to r.) Lillian 

Saunders of Clermont, Joanne MacPherson and Norma Radosevich of Bay Hill, 

(back, l. to r.) Jim Bennett and Salley Martin of Dr. Phillips, Debra Sheffield of 

Orlando, Jeanne Wetta Van Sickle of South Bay, and Janet Minard and Joe 

Radosevich of Bay Hill. 

IN YOURNEIGHBORHOOD 

compiled by Lauren Salinero 

Lillian Saunders, Orlando resident 

Debra Sheffield, Bay Hill 

resident Richard Spears, Dr. 

Phillips resident Kathe Swanson, 

and South Bay resident Jeanne 

Wetta Van Sickle. 

Richard D. 

West of Bay 

Hill is named 

2016 Orlando 

Family Lawyer 

of the Year by 

Best Lawyers in 

America. 

Longtime Bay Hill resident 

Richard D. West, owner/attorney 

of West Family Law Group, 

was named Orlando Family Lawyer 

of the Year by Best Lawyers in 

America for 2016. It is the second 

time Richard has been selected by 

his peers for this distinction. He specializes 

in marital and family law. 

For more information, visit www. 

westfamilylawgroup.com on the web. 

n MetroWest 

A new farmers market opened 

in MetroWest this past November. 

The Veranda Park Farmers Market 

operates Saturdays from 9 a.m.- 

1 p.m. It is located at 2121 S. 

Hiawassee Road in Orlando and 

serves the area between Winter 

Garden and downtown Orlando 

with local food, vendors and 

produce. 

n Ocoee 

Thirty-eight Ocoee residents received 

free dental services from 

Colonial Drive Family Dentistry as 

part of Free Dentistry Day. Its dental 

team provided more than $25,000 

worth of free oral health care, 

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including extractions, to the community. 

Free Dentistry Day was initiated 

to provide dental care to the growing 

number of Americans without 

dental insurance. 

n Et Al 

Congratulations to the following 

Southwest-area residents on their recent 

academic achievements: 

• Katia Berger of Windermere 

earned a spot on the dean’s list 

for the first quarter of the 2016-17 

academic year at the Randolph- 

Macon Academy Upper School for 

grades 9-12. The junior is the daughter 

of proud parents Robert and 

Kathryn Berger. 

• Katherine Duncan of 

Windermere graduated from the 

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee 

School of Education with a Master 

of Science. 

• Lucinda Howard of Gotha 

earned a Bachelor of Science in marketing 

from Florida State University. 

• Morgan Malinowski of 

Winter Garden graduated from 

Lucinda 

Howard 

of Gotha 

graduates from 

Florida State 

University. 

Kent State University College of 

Education, Health and Human 

Services with a Bachelor of 

Science. 

Students from Ready, Set, Dance in 

Gotha performed at the 18th annual 

Now Snowing event in Celebration. 

Now Snowing is a monthlong tradition 

that consists of snowfall and 

holiday festivities. The dancers also 

participated in the Ocoee Christmas 

Parade and Gaylord Palms Resort’s 

ICE show. 



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Ready, Set, Dance students showcase 

their talent at the 18th annual Now Snowing 

event in Celebration. 

West Orange Chamber of 

Commerce members held a ribboncutting 

ceremony at Central Florida 

Title. WOCC builds partnerships, 

strong businesses and commitment 

to the community by serving as the 

leading business advocate in Central 

Florida, facilitating opportunity to 

nearly 1,000 member businesses. 

Stephen Graham 

of Dr. P. Phillips Hospital 

— Orlando Health became 

a member of the 

Rotary Club of Dr. 

Phillips at a recent 

meeting. Rotary is a 

worldwide organization 

Photo courtesy of WOCC 

West Orange Chamber of Commerce members commemorate the opening of Central 

Florida Title. 

Blair Thomas (left), membership 

chairwoman of the Rotary Club of Dr. 

Phillips, welcomes new member Stephen 

Graham. 

of business and professional leaders 

that provides humanitarian service, 

encourages high ethical standards in 

all vocations, and helps build goodwill 

and peace in the world. Rotary 

Club of Dr. Phillips meets weekly 


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from 7-8 a.m. at Arnold Palmer’s Bay 

Hill Club & Lodge. 

(Clockwise from left) Reagan 

Dobrolecki, Sophie Graham, Abby 

Crant, Caroline Lee, Anna Lee and 

Adara Evans of Elizabeth Parsons School 

of Dance perform at the Florida Dance 

Masters Thanksgiving Convention. 

Dancers from Elizabeth Parsons 

School of Dance participated in the 

Florida Dance Masters Thanksgiving 

Convention in Orlando. Sophie 

Graham placed as a finalist in 

the Teen Miss Dance competition. 

Other solo competitors were Abby 

Crant, Reagan Dobrolecki and 

Adara Evans. Several students 

received scholarships from Florida 

Dance Masters. They were Abby 

Crant and Sophie Graham for acrobatics, 

Anna Lee for jazz, and 

Caroline Lee for ballet. Caroline 

also received an additional scholarship 

for top-10 overall. Reagan 

received an honorable mention for 

ballet. In addition, Anna, Caroline, 

Reagan and Sophie performed Get 

Up and Dance, which was presented 

at the Royal Dance Festival. 

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news. Therefore, the Southwest Orlando Bulletin and 

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Attorney Richard West 

Longtime Bay Hill resident 

Richard West, named Orlando’s 

2016 Family Lawyer of the Year 

by Best Lawyers in America, will 

be opening an office in Southwest 

Orlando at 7009 Dr. Phillips Blvd., 

Suite 130, in February 2017. His new 

firm name is West Family Law 

Group. 

Richard has been practicing in 

Central Florida since 1986, specializing 

in marital and family law. 

In addition to being named Family 

Lawyer of the Year for the second 

time, Richard’s impressive credentials 

include being selected as one of 

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the top 100 lawyers in the state by 

Florida’s Super Lawyers Magazine. 

He has been featured among 

Orlando Magazine’s Best Lawyers 

and Florida Trend’s “Legal Elite” for 

many years. Richard is a fellow of the 

American Academy of Matrimonial 

Lawyers, and he has served as 

president of the Florida chapter. He 

is also a fellow of the International 

Academy of Family Lawyers. 

Richard is very excited about 

bringing a collaborative law practice 

to the Dr. Phillips community. 

He sees collaborative law as 

“the future of marital and family 

PROMOTIONAL FEATURE 

law.” Collaborative law is a new 

way to resolve disputes without 

litigation. 

As Richard explained, “both parties 

agree to engage in interestbased 

negotiations as opposed to 

positional bargaining. It serves to 

lessen the adversarial nature of divorce 

proceedings. The fundamental 

idea of the collaborative process 

is that the husband and wife take 

control of the outcome instead of 

turning it over to judges and lawyers. 

Everyone’s goal is to find the 

best possible result for that particular 

family.” 

A divorced father himself, Richard 

can relate to his clients. 

“Divorce is a very difficult and 

emotional time,” he said. “I certainly 

understand what my clients 

are experiencing, and I try to help 

them through that tough time. It’s rewarding 

to be able to help people 

restructure their families. Divorce, 

especially when there are children 

involved, does not mean the end of 

a family; the family just takes on a 

different form, a different look. For 

me, the key objective is to guide the 

parents to work with each other in 

order to raise healthy children, and 

the collaborative process greatly assists 

with that.” 

Other potential advantages to the 

collaborative law process are quicker 

resolution, less expense and more 

privacy than litigation. 

“Collaborative law is a good solution 

for most divorces but not for all,” 

Richard noted. 

While he always seeks a resolution 

without resorting to litigation, 

Richard has the skills and experience 

to litigate complex cases if trial is 

unavoidable. 

His compassion, dedication and 

experience help set West Family Law 

Group apart from other law firms. 

“Many people seeking a divorce 

deliberately avoid going to a lawyer, 

because they feel the lawyer is 

going to create unnecessary bitterness,” 

he said. “I handle things differently. 

I believe a lawyer should be 

a solver of problems, not a creator 

of issues.” 

West Family Law Group’s services 

include divorce, paternity, support 

enforcement, modification of support 

obligations, prenuptial and postnuptial 

agreements, and complex 

property distribution. Richard West; 

Shane Herbert, Esq.; and the professional 

team at West Family Law 

Group are prepared to handle all 

cases from the simplest to the most 

complex. 

For more information, call 407-425-8878 or visit 

www.westfamilylawgroup.com on the web.


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Richard D. West, B.C.S. 

West Cary Family L. Moss, Law Esq. Group 

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bar Cary in 1986. L. Moss, He Esq., has represented was admitted the to Central the bar Florida in 1998. community She practices for more Medicai 

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a fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, past president 

Bar, a member of the Orange County Bar Association and the National Academy o 

of AAML Florida Chapter, and fellow of the International Academy of Family 

Elder Law Attorneys, and serves as president-elect for the Academy of Florida Elde 

Lawyers. West was named Orlando’s 2016 Family Lawyer of the Year by Best 

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Attorneys. 

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dollar renovation. The new and improved center is 

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n Dr. Phillips Elementary 

Dr. Phillips Elementary received 

several guests during Orange 

County Public Schools’ annual 

Teach-In. School representatives 

would like to extend thank-yous to 

all who came out and presented 

to classes, including visitors from 

As part of Orange County Public School’s Teach-In, Tricia Hartley and Kristin Bagley’s 

kindergartners at Dr. Phillips Elementary “back float” with Dr. P. Phillips YMCA’s Josh the Otter. 

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n Waterbridge 

Elementary 

compiled by Lauren Salinero 

Orange Tree 

resident Megan 

Roy is named 

as Waterbridge 

Elementary’s 

teacher of the 

year. 

Megan Roy, a thirdgrade 

teacher at Waterbridge 

Elementary, was named as the 

school’s teacher of the year. Mrs. 

Roy graduated in 2005 with a 

degree in family and child sciences. 

She has served as the team 

leader for the third grade for the 

past five years and is a Common 

Core Black Belt. Mrs. Roy lives in 

Orange Tree with her husband, 

Michael, and four children. 

n Whispering Oak 

Elementary 

The Whispering Oak Elementary 

National Elementary Honor 

Society held its annual food drive. 

The group collected more than 

3,000 items that were donated to 

Bread of Life Fellowship Inc., 

Matthew’s Hope Ministries 

Inc. and First United Methodist 

Church of Winter Garden’s 

food banks. The school’s NEHS officers 

include Natalia Bartko, 

Sophia Heller and Diya Raj; 

and members are Jack Bajdas, 

Aidan Bernhard, Diego Caso, 

Kathryn Crutchfield, Matthew 

Hazelwood, Karl Johnson, 

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(Front, l. to r.) Katie Swirsky, Diego Caso, Leiann Le, Natalia Bartko, Noah 

Larson, Aidan Bernhard, Sophia Heller, Matthew Hazelwood, Jack Bajdas, 

Matthew Lee, (back, l. to r.) teacher Lise Abrams, Karl Johnson, Diya Raj, Kathryn 

Crutchfield, Isabel Reyes, Tiana Tran and teacher Cathy Moore of the Whispering 

Oak Elementary National Elementary Honor Society participate in NEHS’s annual food drive. 

Matthew Lee, Isabel Reyes, 

Katie Swirsky and Tiana Tran. 

n Bridgewater Middle 

Bridgewater Middle representatives 

announced the launch of a 

student of the month program, one 

of the portions of the Bridgewater’s 

Positive Behavior Support (PBS) 

systems. It acknowledges boys and 

girls in grades six through eight for 

their “paw-sitive” traits and their 

demonstration of specific character 

traits, such as respect, caring, 

self-discipline, perseverance and 


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Shannon Till 

(left) of Shannon 

Till — State Farm 

Insurance presents 

a $500 check to 

Tanekia Gage, 

Bridgewater Middle’s 

eighth-grade dean, 

in support of the 

school’s student of the 

month program. 

trustworthiness. All student-of-themonth 

recipients receive a oneof-a-kind 

T-shirt and certificate, 

attend a doughnuts and orange 

juice breakfast or ice cream social, 

and are entered into a drawing to 

win a gift card. The program was 

made possible by a $500 donation 

by Shannon Till — State Farm 

Insurance to help purchase the 

breakfast items, ice cream and gift 

cards. 

n Gotha Middle 

Windermere Mayor Gary 

Bruhn participated in this year’s 

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Gotha Middle civics teacher Robb Zurek (left) presents 

an honorary teacher certificate to Windermere Mayor 

Gary Bruhn during Orange County Public School’s annual 

Teach-In. 

annual Teach-In. He attended 

Robb Zurek’s seventh-grade 

civics class at Gotha Middle to 

speak about the various levels of 

government and each level’s responsibilities 

and limitations. At 


the end of the day, 

Mayor Bruhn earned 

an honorary teacher 

certificate. 

n Et Al 

Students at Cranium 

Academy participated 

in a food 

drive to benefit 

Matthew’s Hope 

Ministries Inc. The 

youngsters took home 

purple bags to fill with 

food for the organization’s 

food pantry. 

It was planned 

around Thanksgiving 

in hopes of everyone 

having enough 

food for the holiday. 

The children were 

so successful, they had to make 

eight trips to Matthew’s Hope, 

because the school’s box kept 

getting full. 


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(L. to r.) Marco Salazar, Alexander Wan, Tzuri Murph, Julia Feinstein, Laura 

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Cranium Academy donate food to Matthew’s Hope Ministries Inc.’s food pantry. 

Christ The King Lutheran 

PreSchool presented Someone 

Has a Birthday, its Christmas program, 

on Dec. 7. All of the school’s 

3-, 4- and 5-year-olds participated 

in the event, after which Christ The 

King Lutheran Church hosted 

a cookie reception. The young actors 

included Parker Coronel 

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Rori O’Rourke (front, left) and Parker Coronel (front, right) portray Mary and Joseph 

during Christ The King Lutheran PreSchool’s Christmas program, Someone Has a 

Birthday. 

and Rori O’Rourke, who played 

Joseph and Mary, respectively; 

Tiger Dhaliwal, Colin Herbert 

and Joshua Hetz, who portrayed 

shepherds; and Aubrey 

Creeden, Victoria Cronembold, 

Zoey Dean, Aria Feltman, Jude 

and Seela Issa, Sophia Pincura 

and Quinlin Rossi, who performed 

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To celebrate United Nations Day — with the theme of “Children Around the World” — 

Premier Academy students (l. to r.) Akhtar Ahmad, Saniya Ahmad, Zoha Ahmad, 

Grant Hughes, Abbie Eanet and Gianna Pereira wear clothes representing their native 

countries. 

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15. What phoenix did 

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6. Persian king 

7. Precedes Sep. 

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9. Captain's team 

10. Islet in a river 

11. Half-way around the 

world 

12. Part of a hammer 

15. Residences 

20. "Faster!" to a horse 

22. *Roast a chest____ 

over an open fire 

24. Cavalryman's foot 

holder 

25. #61 Across, sing. 

26. Bear Down Under 

27. In the Asteraceae 

family 

29. Again 

31. Wood file 

32. Buzz Aldrin's first name 

33. Plumed military headdress 

34. *Ice Angler's drill 

36. *Warm winter day 

occurrence 

38. *Winter Holiday, for 

short 

42. Abracadabra, e.g. 

45. Preserved in a can 

49. "Fancy that!" 

51. Go back into business 

54. Cover story 

56. Horace's poem 

57. Dart 

58. Prefix in levorotary 

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n Charities/Fundraisers 

Through Jan. 16 — Infant 

Prematurity Campaign 

Southwest Orlando resident and midwife Jennie 

Joseph, executive director of Commonsense 

Childbirth Inc., urges people to support the 

annual Heads Up on Infant Prematurity campaign 

by knitting or crocheting hats for newborns or 

premature infants. The hats will be delivered to 

local neonatal intensive care units or hospital 

nurseries Jan. 16, 2017. For more information, 

email perinataltaskforce@gmail.com or visit 

www.perinataltaskforce.com on the web 

Jan. 14 — Informational Gathering 

Bikes, Beans & Bordeaux, 3022 Corrine Drive, 

Orlando, hosts an informational gathering 

for anyone interested in participating in the 

Campagnolo Gran Fondo New York Cycling 

Event that takes place May 21. The event raises 

funds for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. 

Time: 1:30 p.m. For more information, call John 

Scolaro, 407-230-5567; and to register, visit 

bit.ly/jointnt17 on the web. 

Jan. 22 — Brighton Beach Memoirs 

Play Reading 

Theatre South Playhouse presents an intimate 

stage reading of the hit Broadway play Brighton 

Beach Memoirs at the Rosen Event Theater, 

11184 S. Apopka-Vineland Road, Orlando. 

Time: 2-4 p.m. Cost: $10, with proceeds benefiting 

the research of Lou Gehrig’s disease, also 

called amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. ALS attacks 

motor neurons, cells that control the muscles. 

For more information, call 407-489-4458, 

email theatresouthorlando@gmail.com or visit 

brightonbeachfor-als.whindo.com on the web. 

Feb. 4 — Chef’s Gala 

Epcot World Showcase in Walt Disney World 

Resort, 200 Epcot Center Drive, Orlando, hosts 

Heart of Florida United Way’s 25th annual Chef’s 

Gala, a food and wine pairing event. Time: 6:45- 

10 p.m. Cost: $275 per person or $500 per 

couple, with proceeds benefiting programs in education, 

income, health and basic needs. For more 

information, call 407-429-2129, email chefsgala@ 

hfuw.org or visit www.chefsgala.org on the web. 

Feb. 4 — Afrocentric Orlando 

In celebration of Black History Month, the 

Rosen JCC, 11184 S. Apopka-Vineland Road, 

Orlando, hosts Afrocentric Orlando, including 

a mix and mingle social tour, fashion runway 

show, ethnic arts and crafts, poetry, comedy 

skits, traditional music and exotic dances. Time: 

4 p.m. Cost: $10, with proceeds benefiting The 

Shule Adetunde Performing Arts. For more information, 

call 407-552-5999, email infosbcbiz@ 

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n Children’s/Teen 

Programs 

Jan. 21 — Youth Fitness Competition 

Winter Garden Athletic Club, 350 E. Crown 

Point Road, Suite 1070, Winter Garden, hosts 

Youth Fitness Warriors, a free, fun fitness competition 

and coed event. Physicals are not required, 

and free physicals are offered for preregistered 

youth participants. Time: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. for elementary 

students, 1-2 p.m. for middle and high 

school students, and 2-3 p.m. for parents/adults. 

For more information about free physicals, call 

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n Classes/Programs 

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50+ Fitness Aerobics Classes 

St. Luke’s United Methodist Church, 4851 S. 

Apopka-Vineland Road, Orlando, hosts 50+ 

Fitness Aerobics classes. Exercise mats are 

provided. Time: Mondays and Wednesdays at 

10:45 a.m. Cost: $2. For more information, 

email fit4ever40f@cfl.rr.com. 

Jan. 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26 & 31 — 

Strength For Life 50+ Classes 


Apopka-Vineland Road, Orlando, hosts Strength 

for Life 50+ group strength classes. Participants 

are encouraged to bring exercise bands and 

free weights. Exercise mats are provided. Time: 

Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30 a.m. Cost: $2. 

For more information, email fit4ever40f@cfl.rr.com. 

Jan. 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26 & 31 — 

Cardio/Strength Interval Classes 


Apopka-Vineland Road, Orlando, hosts cardio/ 

strength interval classes. Time: Tuesdays and 

Thursdays at 6 p.m. Cost: $5 per class or $30 

per month. For more information, email Chris 

Smith at csmith@st.lukes.org. 

Jan. 10, 17, 24 & 31 — 

Stitching-Group Gatherings 

The Twisted Stitchers stitching group meets at the 

Southwest Library at Dr. Phillips, 7255 Della Drive, 

Orlando. All crafters are invited to attend. Time: 

Tuesdays from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. For more information, 

call Alouise Bergeron, 407-351-1324. 

Jan. 12 — Gardening Class 

Jessie Brock Community Center, 310 N. Dillard 

St., Winter Garden, hosts Basics of Vegetable 

Gardening in Central Florida, which teaches 

how to grow “warm season” vegetables, 

including soil preparation, adjusting soil pH, 

fertilizing, irrigation, pests and diseases. 

Registration is required, and the class is free. 

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Jan. 13, 20 & 27 — 50+ Yoga 

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Apopka-Vineland Road, Orlando, hosts 50+ 

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n Events/Performances 

Through Jan. 7 — Light Up UCF 

CFE Arena hosts Light Up UCF, including ice skating, rides, a film 

festival, holiday market and an all-new light show. Time: Monday- 

Thursday from 5-10 p.m., Friday from 5 p.m.-midnight, Saturday 

from noon-midnight, and Sunday from noon-10 p.m. Hours may 

vary on holidays. Tickets for various activities are available at the 

CFE Arena box office and online. To become a vendor, visit www. 

ucfholidaymarket.com on the web. For more information, call 800- 

745-3000 or visit www.lightupucf.com on the web. 

Through Jan. 8 — Winter In The Park 

Central Park West Meadow, 150 N. New York Ave., Winter Park, 

hosts Winter in the Park, featuring an outdoor ice skating rink. Time: 

Monday-Thursday from 3-9 p.m., Friday from 3-10 p.m., Saturday 

from 10 a.m.-10 p.m., and Sunday from noon-8 p.m. Cost: $12 

for all-day skating. Skate rental is included. For more information, 

call 407-599-3203 or visit cityofwinterpark.org/witp on the web. 

Feb. 11 — Indie-Folkfest 2017 

The Mennello Museum of American Art, 900 E. Princeton St., 

Orlando, hosts the third annual Indie-Folkfest, showcasing local, 

national and regional art, music and culinary talent. Time: noon-5 

p.m. Admission is free. For more information, call 407-246-4278, 

ext. 4861 or visit www.indiefolkfest.wordpress.com on the web. 

Feb. 25 — India Day Celebration 

The Indian American Chamber of Commerce sponsors the fifth 

annual India Day Celebration in downtown Orlando. Activities 

include a street festival showcasing traditional Indian dance and 

food, and ends with participation in the evening’s Orlando Magic 

game vs. the Atlanta Hawks. Time: 3-6 p.m. for the street festival. 

Cost: The street festival is free. For more information, visit www. 

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n Miscellaneous 

Ongoing — Female Singers Invitation 

Vocalists are needed for the Sunshine Singers women’s chorus 

that entertains at local nursing homes, senior residences, civic 

organizations and service clubs. Practices are held Mondays at 

9:30 a.m. at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church, 4851 S. Apopka- 

Vineland Road, Orlando. For more information, call Mary Ellen 

Boice, 407-299-5244. 

Ongoing — Female Singers Invitation 

Vocalists are needed for the Sound of Sunshine Chorus, a nonprofit 

musical teaching group. Open, free rehearsals are held 

Thursdays from 7-10 p.m. at Reeves United Methodist Church, 

1100 N. Ferncreek Ave., Orlando. For more information, visit 

www.soschorus.com on the web. 

Through Jan. 24 — Art Submission Deadline 

Women in the Arts Inc. and the Orange County Library System 

invite professional female artists to submit their work to be 

exhibited during Women’s History Month at the library. Finalists 

are chosen from submitted entries, and selected art is featured 

in the upcoming annual Celebrating the Genius of Women

exhibition in March and April. Finalists are 

eligible for $1,500 in cash prizes and gallery 

representation at Baterbys Art Gallery 

for the top three winners. For more information, 

call 407-835-7481. Apply online at 

www.womeninthearts.org/art-competition. 

Jan. 11, 18 & 25 — Dances For 

Seniors 

The Belles and Beaus Dance Club sponsors a 

dance for seniors at the Marks Street Recreation 

Complex, 99 E. Marks St., Orlando. Music is 

provided by Soft Touch, and singles and couples 

are welcome. Refreshments are available. Time: 

Wednesdays from 7-9:30 p.m. Cost: $5 per 

person. Men attending the dances for the first 

time are free. For more information, call 407- 

644-4200 or visit bellesandbeausdance.com 

on the web. 

Jan. 14, 21 & 28 — Farmers 

Markets 

Winter Garden Farmers Market — voted No. 

1 in America by American Farmland Trust in 

Washington, DC — takes place at 104 S. 

Lakeview Ave., Winter Garden. The market 

boasts more than 150 vendors, and there is 

a free parking in the parking garage next to 

the event. Time: Saturdays from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. 

Jan. 17 — Public Meeting 

The Commission Chamber of the Orange 

County Administration Center, 201 S. Rosalind 

Ave., Orlando, hosts a public meeting of the 

Orange County Legislative Delegation. The 

agenda includes the election of officers, 

discussion of legislative issues of regional 

significance, and remarks from members of the 

public. Time: 3-6 p.m. For more information, 

email ld@ocfl.net. 

Jan. 30 & Feb. 9 — Open House & 

Registration 

Holy Family Catholic School, 5129 S. Apopka- 

Vineland Road, Orlando, holds an open house 

on Jan. 30 from 8:30-10 a.m. and an open 

registration on Feb. 9. For more information, 

call 407-876-9344 or visit www.hfcschool.com 

on the web. 

n Networking/Clubs 

Jan. 10, 17, 24 & 31 — 

Toastmasters Meetings 

The Seventh-day Adventist Church Hall, 

4100 McKinnon Road, Windermere, hosts 

Windermere Toastmasters Club No. 4662754 

meetings. Attendees learn to develop their oral 

communication and leadership skills in a supportive 

and positive learning environment. Time: 

Tuesdays at 7 p.m. For more information, visit 

www.windermeretoastmasters.org on the web. 

Jan. 11, 18 & 25 — Toastmasters 

Meetings 

The Florida Turnpike Headquarters Building 

No. 5315 in the Turkey Lake Service Area 

on Florida’s Turnpike at Mile Marker 263, 

hosts Turnpike Toastmasters meetings. Guests 

must check in at the reception desk for 

meeting access. Time: Wednesdays from 

noon-1 p.m. For more information, visit 

2362.toastmastersclubs.org on the web. 


n Support Groups 

Jan. 10 — Support Group Meeting 

For Caregivers 

The Alzheimer’s & Dementia Resource Center 

sponsors a free support group meeting for caregivers 

in the Suite 281 Conference Room (next to 

the south elevators on the second floor) at Health 

Central Hospital, 10000 W. Colonial Drive, 

Ocoee. Time: second Tuesday of each month at 

6 p.m. For more information, call 407-843-1910 

or visit www.adrccares.org on the web. 

Jan. 16 — Stroke Support Group 

Meeting 

The Winter Park Civic Center, 1050 W. Morse 

Blvd., Winter Park, hosts a free meeting of the 

BCenter’s Stroke Support & Social Group. A delistyle 

lunch is provided. Reservations via email 

are requested to valerie@bcenter.com. Time: third 

Monday of each month from 12:30-2:30 p.m. 

For more information, call 888-942-9355. 

n Volunteers 

Ongoing — Volunteers Needed 

Seniors First seeks 50 volunteers to assist in 

fulfilling the high demand of its Meals on 

Wheels program, which provides meals and 

outreach to seniors who are unable to prepare 

or have meals otherwise provided. There are 

eight pickup areas in the Greater Orlando 

area, and the commitment is once per week 

for approximately 1.5-2 hours on weekday 

mornings. Volunteers must be 18-older, and 

have a valid driver license, insurance and 

reliable transportation. For more information, 

email lshumaker@seniorsfirstinc.org or visit 

seniorsfirstinc.org on the web. 


The Winter Garden Heritage Foundation History 

Center, 21 E. Plant St., Winter Garden, seeks 

friendly, responsible volunteers to staff the welcome 

center by greeting guests and answering 

questions. Weekday hours are available from 

11 a.m.-2 p.m. and/or 2-5 p.m. For more information, 

call Jim or Lynne, 407-656-3244; or 

visit wghf.org on the web. 


Vitas Healthcare of Central Florida seeks hospice 

volunteers to provide relief for caregivers, offer 

companionship for patients, run errands and help 

in small but meaningful ways. Assignments and 

schedules are made according to the volunteer’s 

preferences. For more information or to attend an 

orientation class, call 407-691-4541. 


Hospice of the Comforter, which cares for the 

physical, emotional and spiritual needs of patients 

and their families facing an incurable illness, seeks 

volunteers with a compassionate heart. For more 

information, call Jacque King, 407-379-2254; or 

email jacqueline.king2@flhosp.org. 

Contributions to Community Bulletin Board are 

welcome. Please send information six weeks 

before the event to P.O. Box 851, Windermere, 

FL 34787; call 407-351-1573, option 5; or email 

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date. Mail photos to: Kearney Publishing Corp., P.O. Box 851, 

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