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contents<br />

44<br />

48 50 78<br />

REGULARS<br />

6 From the Editor<br />

78 City People - Jeannie Fernsworth<br />

LOCALS ONLY<br />

8 In The News<br />

24 Under The Spotlight<br />

26 Delray Under $50<br />

28 Happenings<br />

PICTURES<br />

32 On The <strong>Ave</strong><br />

36 In The Pineapple Grove<br />

Arts District<br />

ENTERTAINMENT<br />

40 Gotta Know<br />

42 Gotta See<br />

44 Gotta Hear<br />

46 Gotta Read<br />

48 Concert Review - Paul McCartney<br />

50 Concert Review - John Mellencamp<br />

HEALTH & BEAUTY<br />

52 Pain Relief<br />

Keeping Chronic Ankle Sprains<br />

Out Of Sports<br />

54 Dermatology<br />

Vanquish Your Imperfections<br />

56 Your Dental Health<br />

Don’t Fear the Dentist!<br />

58 Body Beautiful<br />

Back to School, Back to YOU!<br />

SPECIAL FEATURES<br />

60 Fastport Passport<br />

Quick, Reliable And Efficient<br />

Passport And Visa Service<br />

62 Thermae Retreat<br />

Forget Your Worries…<br />

Bring Balance To Your Life<br />

64 Delray Beach Boxing & Fitness<br />

The Ring of Health and Fitness<br />

66 <strong>Atlantic</strong> Grille<br />

The Search for Great Dining in<br />

Delray Is Over<br />

68 Luxury Performance Automotive Group<br />

Your Local Luxury-Performance Dealer for<br />

Sales, Service, and Parts<br />

70 Gold Coast Dermatology Group<br />

Making Skin Beautiful One Person<br />

at a Time<br />

72 Delia Weiss MD & Wellness<br />

Adult Internal Medicine Physician Right<br />

In Your Neighborhood<br />

74 Back To School<br />

Preparations For a Successful School Year<br />

76 Old School Square<br />

Party with Us During the<br />

Dog Days of Summer!<br />

FASHION<br />

80 What RU Wearing®<br />

DINING<br />

90 Restaurant Review:<br />

The Station House Restaurant<br />

Lobster Du Jour And More<br />

92 Recipe<br />

Kosmic Karma<br />

94 Guide<br />

MISC<br />

100 PetXpert<br />

How Do We Achieve The<br />

Best Health For Our Pets?<br />

101 Pet Spotlight<br />

LEISURE<br />

102 Brain Teasers<br />

Crossword Puzzle,<br />

Sudoko and Enigma


90 92<br />

LOOKING YOUNG<br />

NEVER GETS OLD.<br />

Publisher<br />

David Mizen<br />

Editor<br />

Yvette Roulette<br />

Contributing Editors<br />

Diane Feen, Skip Sheffield, Nicol Jenkins<br />

Art Director<br />

Fabio Passere<br />

Designer<br />

Eduardo Passere<br />

Senior Account Executive<br />

Harvey Lustig<br />

Photographer<br />

Melissa Korman<br />

Office Contact<br />

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Delray Beach, FL. 33483<br />

Ph. 888-309-1110<br />

info@atlanticavemagazine.com<br />

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Look to our Board Certified Dermatologists<br />

to treat all of your medical and cosmetic<br />

dermatological needs.<br />

Boca Raton<br />

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Elizabeth Lebrun Nestor, M.D.<br />

Cornell University, University of<br />

Miami School of Medicine<br />

Julian Mackay-Wiggan, M.D.<br />

Columbia University Medical School<br />

Dermatology Professor at Columbia<br />

Hair Specialist<br />

Madelyn Lipman, M.D.<br />

Vassar College, Cum Laude,<br />

NYU Medical Center<br />

Boynton Beach<br />

561.364.7774<br />

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Robyn Siperstein, M.D.<br />

Yale University, Magna Cum Laude,<br />

Yale University School of Medicine<br />

Suzanne Micciantuono-Meran, D.O.<br />

University of Florida,<br />

Nova Southeastern University<br />

School of Medicine<br />

Julie Forero, D.O.<br />

Reed College, Touro University College<br />

of Osteopathic Medicine<br />

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the staff at <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong>.<br />

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from the<br />

editor<br />

Save The Date!!!<br />

<strong>August</strong> is here and it has a special event for us!<br />

On the 21st we are in for a celestial treat - a<br />

total Solar Eclipse! The last total Solar Eclipse<br />

happened in 1979 - so make sure you do not<br />

miss this one! The eclipse countdown will<br />

begin at 1:25, the total eclipse will be at 2:57,<br />

and it ends at 4:19. Remember to never look<br />

directly at the sun, you can damage your eyes. For safe viewing<br />

tips and free solar eclipse glasses visit your local library, or you<br />

can purchase cool ones online. For more tips and information visit<br />

https://eclipse<strong>2017</strong>.nasa.gov/eclipse-who-what-where-whenand-how<br />

or https://www.space.com › Skywatching.<br />

<strong>August</strong> also brings us Back To School! We have great tips on how to prepare for a new school year and<br />

roll back into a schedule with the kids. Earlier bedtimes, after school sports, homework - back to reality!<br />

Like Lobster? Well you’re in luck! The Station House Restaurant has a monthly All-You-Can-Eat Maine<br />

lobster night, so tie on your bib and have at it, but make sure you have a reservation! And if lobster isn’t<br />

your thing - they have many other dishes to tempt your taste buds. Read our Restaurant Review and<br />

learn more about this great establishment.<br />

Local entertainment is alive and well in downtown Delray. Old School Square has a full calendar with<br />

something for everyone in <strong>August</strong>. A Dude Movie Night, an Art Walk, a Vodka Riot, Canvas & Cocktails...<br />

Look inside for dates and times.<br />

Our City Person this month is Jeannie Fernsworth. She is a visionary, a botanist, a community activist<br />

and a co-founder of the Delray Beach Children’s Garden - to name a few of her accomplishments. Her<br />

story is as colorful as the garden she cultivates. Let’s get to know this amazing woman that is doing<br />

wonderful things in our All America Town!<br />

A kind heart<br />

An intelligent mind<br />

We will truly miss you dear friend<br />

You were one of a kind<br />

Yvette roulette, editor<br />

In LOVINg Memory of<br />

Norman “Skip” Sheffield<br />

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locals only | in the news<br />

New baby for<br />

Purlife<br />

Congratulations to Nick Urso, a fitness<br />

trainer at Purlife Fitness Center, and<br />

his wife Ashley on the birth of their second<br />

child, Daughter Camryn Tate born on<br />

June 26, weighing in at 7lbs 15oz.<br />

Purlife Fitness Center is located at<br />

45 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>. Delray Beach, 561-852-<br />

9200.<br />

Crane’s Beach<br />

House Hosts<br />

Delray Beach<br />

Chamber of<br />

Commerce<br />

Ambassadors<br />

Crane’s Beach House Boutique Hotel &<br />

Luxury Villas hosted the Greater Delray<br />

Beach Chamber of Commerce’s Ambassadors<br />

Social, an annual gathering of<br />

more than 50 Chamber Ambassadors and<br />

their guests. The festive get-together was<br />

held on Friday, July 7.<br />

“Our Ambassadors work hard to help<br />

the Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce<br />

remain one of the warmest and most<br />

welcoming chambers in all of South Florida,”<br />

said Rich Pollack, this year’s ambassador<br />

chairman. “The annual social is<br />

an opportunity for us to get to relax and<br />

celebrate all our efforts. It’s also a way<br />

for our leadership team to thank every<br />

member for the work each does on behalf<br />

of the chamber.”<br />

The Chamber Ambassadors, a group<br />

of 30 volunteers, are charged with welcoming<br />

new members and helping them<br />

get the most from their chamber membership.<br />

Ambassadors mentor new<br />

members, attend new-member ribbon<br />

cuttings and assist chamber staff with<br />

a variety of functions, including event<br />

check-ins.<br />

Joining the Ambassadors at this year’s<br />

social was Delray Beach Chamber Board<br />

Chair Cathy Balestriere, general manager<br />

of Crane’s Beach House.<br />

“The Ambassadors play a vital role in<br />

supporting our members and they’re are<br />

invaluable to the Delray Beach Chamber<br />

of Commerce,” Balestriere said. “It was<br />

our pleasure at Crane’s Beach House to<br />

host the annual Ambassador Social this<br />

year and to join in the celebration.”<br />

For more information please contact<br />

Crane’s Beach House Boutique Hotel &<br />

Luxury Villas at 561.278.1700 or visit the<br />

website at www.cranesbeachhouse.com.<br />

Engel & Voelkers<br />

Host Event For<br />

Special Olympics<br />

Engel & Voelkers Delray Beach held<br />

“Taste and Tour Italy” for the Special<br />

Olympics at The Wine Wave.<br />

continued page 10<br />

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Get away… without going away.<br />

Crane’s Beach House, a distinctive boutique hotel featuring 28 tropically appointed guest suites and luxurious villas, is nestled within<br />

a lush, verdant tropical setting. Please call for special rates & packages.<br />

CRANE’S BEACH HOUSE<br />

BOUTIQUE HOTEL & LUXURY VILLAS<br />

82 Gleason Street, Delray Beach, FL 33483<br />

TF 866-372-7263 W cranesbeachhouse.com<br />

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locals only | in the news<br />

Proceeds from the event went to the<br />

Special Olympics Play Unified campaign,<br />

of which Engel & Völkers is a first cause<br />

marketing sponsor. Thank you to our<br />

friends who helped us raise over $1,200<br />

for the Special Olympics!<br />

For more information or to donate, visit<br />

www.playunified.org.<br />

Delray Beach<br />

Rotary Awards<br />

Dr. Marilyn Shore<br />

Recognition Of<br />

Service<br />

Dr. Marilyn Shore and Mr. John Fisher,<br />

President of the Delray Beach RotARY Club<br />

Dr. Marilyn Shore, a Chiropractic Doctor<br />

with her office at 245 SE 5th <strong>Ave</strong>nue<br />

in Delray Beach, received a Recognition of<br />

Service Award for her trip to Panama City.<br />

Dr. Shore specifically visited IPHE, a school<br />

for children with mental challenges.<br />

Dr. Shore, who is a Registered Nurse<br />

and has practiced Chiropractic medicine<br />

for over 29 years, explained “Our group<br />

of 49 practitioners were invited to travel<br />

to Panama to help the children of IPHE.<br />

We received as much benefit as the young<br />

patients, seeing them respond so positively.”<br />

Mr. John Fischer, President of the Delray<br />

Beach Rotary Club said, “Our club welcomes<br />

the opportunity to hear about the<br />

good work of Dr. Shore and to learn of her<br />

beneficial efforts in our community. One<br />

item of our 4-Way Test, recited at every<br />

meeting, is: Will it be beneficial to all concerned?”<br />

The Delray Beach Rotary Club has a<br />

lunch meeting every Tuesday at Noon at<br />

the Harvest Seasonal Grill & Wine Bar,<br />

1841 S. Federal Highway, #402 in Delray<br />

Beach. All are invited to join us to help<br />

our community, both locally and internationally.<br />

Dine Out<br />

Downtown Delray<br />

Restaurant Week<br />

<strong>2017</strong><br />

The 2ND annual Dine Out Downtown Delray<br />

Restaurant Week <strong>2017</strong> produced by<br />

the Delray Beach Downtown Development<br />

Authority (DDA) in partnership with the<br />

Downtown Delray Beach restaurants, cafés<br />

and juice bars will take place Tuesday <strong>August</strong><br />

1 through Monday <strong>August</strong> 7.<br />

Downtown Delray Restaurant Week<br />

<strong>2017</strong> will feature special multi-course<br />

prix fixe lunch and dinner menus and<br />

culinary experiences including wine and<br />

beer tasting/food pairing dinners, juicing/nutrition<br />

class, cocktail classes, chef<br />

demonstrations and more. The weeklong<br />

event provides locals and visitors<br />

an opportunity to sample Downtown<br />

restaurants, cafés and juice bars at special<br />

prices while benefitting Delray Beach<br />

Homeless Initiative for Children in partnership<br />

with the Palm Beach County<br />

Food Bank.<br />

Diners simply select their choice from<br />

the list of participating restaurants. Reservations<br />

are strongly encouraged and<br />

may be made directly through the restaurant.<br />

No passes, tickets or coupons<br />

required.<br />

Dine Out Deals include $10 and under<br />

menu, Multi- Course Prix Fixe Lunches:<br />

$20 and under per person, Multi- Course<br />

Prix Fixe Dinners: $40 and under per person.<br />

There are also Culinary Experiences<br />

& Events throughout the week (prices<br />

vary by restaurant).<br />

Visit www.downtowndelraybeach.<br />

com/RestaurantWeek, facebook.com/<br />

DelrayDDA or phone 561.243.1077. #DineOutDowntownDelray<br />

New Treatment<br />

For Double Chin<br />

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continued page 12<br />

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locals only | in the news<br />

Kybella actually destroys fat cells. The results<br />

are permanent. For more information<br />

about this wonderful product call Inspire<br />

Cosmetic located at 1010 S. Federal Hwy.,<br />

Delray Beach, Fl 33483, 1.855.INSPIRE,<br />

(467.7473). www.inspirecosmetic.com.<br />

Music at St. Paul’s<br />

Presents Violinist<br />

Mei Mei Luo and<br />

Pianist Daphne<br />

Spottiswoode<br />

On Sunday, <strong>August</strong> 20, <strong>2017</strong> at 3pm,<br />

violinist Mei Mei Luo and pianist<br />

Daphne Spottiswoode will perform a concert<br />

featuring César Franck’s lush and melodic<br />

Violin Sonata in A Major along with<br />

works by Mendelssohn, Liszt, Sarasate,<br />

and Piazzolla. Advance tickets ($15 general<br />

admission, $5 student, $20 preferred<br />

seating) are available online (www.music.<br />

stpaulsdelray.org) or by calling 561-278-<br />

6003. Tickets will also be available at the<br />

door on the day of the concert. St. Paul’s is<br />

handicapped accessible.<br />

Cienniwa is quick to point out that this<br />

concert concludes the 29th Season of Music<br />

at St. Paul’s--and that means that the 30th<br />

Season is not far behind. “We are soon to<br />

announce the performers for next season,<br />

Mei Mei Luo<br />

including a new website. What I can say at<br />

this time is that we can all look forward to<br />

some more great performances by classical<br />

musicians from near and far.”<br />

Delray Beach Artist<br />

To Be Featured<br />

In Texas Art<br />

Exhibition<br />

Five oil paintings by Delray Beach artist<br />

Sally Painter have been selected to appear<br />

in the R.S. Hanna Gallery Fall Showcase.<br />

Painter and all of the other participating<br />

artists were selected based on their<br />

winning entries into the National Oil and<br />

Acrylic Painters Society Spring International<br />

Exhibition. The Fall Showcase runs September<br />

1 through December 31, <strong>2017</strong>, and<br />

there will be four receptions for the show on<br />

September 1, October 6, November 3, and<br />

December 1, always from 6 to 8 p.m. The R.S.<br />

Hanna Gallery is located in the historic art<br />

town of Fredericksburg, Texas.<br />

After a lengthy career as a garden nursery<br />

owner, Painter has taken her love of<br />

plants and flowers in a new direction with<br />

her fine art, which now appears in private<br />

art collections across the U.S. She studied at<br />

the Boca Raton Museum Art School, and has<br />

continued page 14<br />

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locals only | in the news<br />

Contacts &<br />

Cocktails<br />

dressed dogs and other categories. Over<br />

50 dogs and their owners participated. The<br />

event helped raise $6,100 for Canine Rescue.<br />

Laura Souza of G Girl Productions can<br />

be reached at lauragianna@att.net.<br />

since been profiled in American Art Collector,<br />

ARTisSpectrum, and Artist Showcase.<br />

Southwest Art’s September 2015 edition<br />

named her one of their Nationally Emerging<br />

Artists. Painter has participated in a number<br />

of other significant art competitions, most<br />

recently the American Women Artists <strong>2017</strong><br />

Juried Show and Bloom! at the Sturt Haaga<br />

Gallery in Southern California. In addition to<br />

being a member of the Board of Trustees of<br />

the BocaRaton Museum of Art, Painter has<br />

been juried in as a member of the Oil Painters<br />

of America, the National Oil and Acrylic<br />

Painters’ Society, American Women Artists,<br />

the Boca Raton Museum of Art Artists’<br />

Guild, and Artists of Palm Beach County. To<br />

see more of this artist’s bold botanical and<br />

Western paintings, please visit her website<br />

at sallypainterart.com.<br />

William Ring, Executive Chef & Reba Larney,<br />

Sales & Events Manager and the Delray<br />

Beach Chamber of Commerce Volunteers<br />

This month’s Contacts & Cocktails party<br />

was held at Harvest Seasonal Grill &<br />

Wine Bar located in the Trader Joe’s Shopping<br />

Plaza, SE Corner of Federal Hwy &<br />

Linton Blvd.<br />

Money Raised For<br />

Canine Rescue<br />

Thanks to Laura Souza, formerly a Restaurant<br />

Manager and Waitress on <strong>Atlantic</strong><br />

<strong>Ave</strong>nue, now President of G Girl Productions<br />

for organizing a charity dinner affair<br />

at the Abacoa Country Club in Palm Beach<br />

County. Trophies were awarded to best<br />

Craft Cocktails -<br />

Sizzlin’ Summer<br />

Social Series<br />

Vodka Riot<br />

Saturday, Aug. 12th<br />

7:00 PM - 9:00 PM<br />

(or until the Vodka is gone)<br />

(Limited to 150 tickets)<br />

For the third party of our Sizzlin’ Summer<br />

Social Series you will indulge in pairings of<br />

delectable Vodka infused culinary creations<br />

and specialty Vodka Craft Cocktails created<br />

by select local top chefs participating. In addition,<br />

you get to “cast your vote” on their<br />

specially crafted Vodka Cocktail.<br />

Winner of the ‘people’s choice’ Best Crafted<br />

Vodka Cocktail will not only have brag-<br />

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locals only | in the news<br />

ging rights but the winning cocktail will be<br />

featured as the Signature Vodka Cocktail of<br />

the 2018 South Florida Garlic Fest!<br />

Local artists have been engaged to create<br />

works of art and hand-paint on bottles<br />

of our featured Vodka. Guests will have an<br />

opportunity to participate in our Chinese<br />

Auction to win beautiful, one of a kind,<br />

hand-painted (full bottles) of Vodka!<br />

Bottomless Bloody Mary & ‘Brunch’<br />

on a Stick!<br />

Sunday, Aug. 27th<br />

1:00 PM - 3:00 PM<br />

(Limited to 150 tickets)<br />

You won’t want to miss out on the last<br />

event in our Sizzlin’ Summer Social Series!<br />

Guests will indulge in culinary creations by<br />

local chefs for “brunch on a stick.”<br />

Local top Delray Beach chefs have prepared<br />

creative meals on a skewer that will<br />

accompany each Bloody Mary!<br />

Bottomless Bloody Mary bar and an array<br />

of sweets, cheese and fruit will also be<br />

provided.<br />

All inclusive tickets are $45 each and<br />

proceeds benefit Old School Square programming.<br />

All attendees must be 21 years<br />

of age or older.<br />

For more information or to purchase<br />

tickets, call 561-243-7922 X1. Old School<br />

Square is located at 51 N Swinton <strong>Ave</strong>., Delray<br />

Beach, FL 33444.<br />

“Dr.Phil” Headlines<br />

Cast Of Celebrities<br />

For November’s<br />

Chris Evert/<br />

Raymond James<br />

Pro-Celebrity<br />

Tennis Classic<br />

28th Annual Event is<br />

November 3-5, <strong>2017</strong><br />

The world’s best known mental health<br />

professional and No. 1 daytime talk<br />

show host Dr. Phil McGraw heads a lineup<br />

of entertainment and sports celebrities<br />

who will be participating in the <strong>2017</strong><br />

Chris Evert/Raymond James Pro-<br />

Celebrity Tennis Classic coming up<br />

November 3-5.<br />

McGraw and Evert, the 18-time<br />

Grand Slam champion, have<br />

a common history of advocating<br />

for children and<br />

families who are impacted<br />

by drug addiction.<br />

McGraw, the ninetime<br />

New York Times<br />

best-selling author, is<br />

an avid tennis player<br />

and will be returning<br />

to Evert’s event for the<br />

first time since 2002.<br />

The Pro-Celebrity event pairs celebrities<br />

and guest tennis pros for two days of tennis<br />

at the Delray Beach Tennis Center.<br />

The first wave of tennis pros who are<br />

confirmed to play alongside Evert include<br />

longtime friend and fellow International Hall<br />

of Famer Martina Navratilova and former<br />

French Open doubles champion Luke Jensen.<br />

Evert’s 2016 event netted $700,000 for<br />

the charity. The monies that are raised are<br />

distributed to programs funded through<br />

the Ounce of Prevention Fund of Florida<br />

and the Drug Abuse Foundation of Palm<br />

Beach Country.<br />

Chris Evert/Raymond James Pro-Celebrity<br />

Tennis Classic premium seats range<br />

in price from $40 to $90 for both Saturday<br />

and Sunday sessions. Club<br />

seats with seat backs are $40 per<br />

day or $70 for the weekend and<br />

courtside box seats (rows 1-8)<br />

are $90 per day or $175 for both<br />

sessions. General admission<br />

tickets are $20 per session.<br />

For information on<br />

tickets or sponsorships,<br />

or to volunteer<br />

at the event, please go<br />

to www.chrisevert.org.<br />

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tion and don’t have dental coverage.<br />

Hearing this, she partnered with<br />

Nova University College of Dental Medlocals<br />

only | in the news<br />

Local<br />

Representative<br />

Pilots “Senior<br />

Smiles” Program<br />

On July 12 State Representative Emily<br />

Slosberg visited the Weisman Delray<br />

Community Center for a discussion entitled<br />

“Let’s Talk Politics.”<br />

Her goal was hearing unfiltered information<br />

from the community so she<br />

can file legislation to help solve those<br />

problems.<br />

Last year she went to all the Assisted<br />

Living Facilities and Independent living<br />

Facilities in District 91. A major complaint<br />

among residents was that while<br />

medical doctors come in to see them,<br />

many haven’t seen a dentist in ten years.<br />

They don’t have access, lack transporta-<br />

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locals only | in the news<br />

icine to create the first Geriatric Dental<br />

rotation in the state. It’s hands on for<br />

the dental students and a mobile unit<br />

goes out into the community. The program<br />

is called “Senior Smiles Pilot Program”<br />

and it’s a Win-Win situation for<br />

practicing dentists with their mentors<br />

and patients alike.<br />

Ms. Slosberg points out that she never<br />

would have found out this important issue<br />

had she not gone out into the community,<br />

actively seeking issues that are<br />

important to her constituents.<br />

Ms. Slosberg would like to convey that<br />

she is the State Representative for District<br />

91 and if you go to her office as a<br />

person living within the district, you are<br />

not asked what party you are from, only<br />

how you can be helped. “I represent<br />

you whether you are a Democrat, Independent,<br />

Republican, Green Party or any<br />

other affiliation you have. I think it’s<br />

very important that everybody knows<br />

that I’m elected to represent everyone<br />

alike. That’s what we’re here for; that’s<br />

what we are elected to do.”<br />

Ms. Slosberg invites anyone who<br />

would like to discuss issues important<br />

to them or seeking solutions to contact<br />

her office.<br />

RIBBON CUTTING<br />

Juice Buzz celebrating 4 years in business, located at 6 NE 5th <strong>Ave</strong>, Delray Beach, Fl. 561-278-6122, www.juicebuzzdelray.com.<br />

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locals only | in the news<br />

Grand Openings<br />

presents<br />

An evening with<br />

MLB All-star<br />

Darryl Strawberry.<br />

AcASSA Construction, Real Estate, Design Center<br />

320 Congress <strong>Ave</strong>nue, #107, Delray Beach, Fl 33445<br />

561-404-0136 - www.acASSAgroup.com<br />

Still swinging for the fences.<br />

Join us for a free, face-to-face event<br />

with iconic baseball slugger Darryl<br />

Strawberry. Strawberry’s storied<br />

career spanned 17 seasons and<br />

included Rookie of the Year, 4 World<br />

Series rings and 8 MLB All-star Game<br />

appearances. Come hear how his<br />

conquering of addiction may be the<br />

one accomplishment that outshines<br />

all his others.<br />

Overcoming adversity is something<br />

everyone can relate to. Incite Talks is a<br />

free community service that aims to<br />

inspire with stories of courage and<br />

personal triumph.<br />

The UPS Store<br />

7495 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, #200, Delray Beach, Fl 33446<br />

561-501-4664<br />

Free to the public<br />

Wednesday, Sept. 6, <strong>2017</strong><br />

6:00-7:30 p.m.<br />

The Crest Theatre, Old School Square<br />

Delray Beach<br />

Sponsored by:<br />

Tickets available at<br />

incitetalks.com<br />

QAC Cleaning Services, LLC<br />

1100 SW 10th Street, Suite L<br />

561-501-6535 - www.qualityaircarefl.com<br />

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Spotlight<br />

locals only | under the spotlight<br />

engel & vöelkers<br />

christy larrimore, realtor ®<br />

I’m a true believer that success follows passion - there is nothing I love<br />

more than living the coastal lifestyle and helping others do the same.<br />

As a third generation real estate professional, originally from Maryland,<br />

I received my undergraduate degree from Georgetown University<br />

and a Master’s Degree in Real Estate from Johns Hopkins. After a stint<br />

in advertising for global brands, I began my career in real estate in 2009<br />

as an agent and owned a property tax appeal business. Having spent a<br />

lot of time in South Florida over the past decade, I decided to become<br />

a full-time resident 3 years ago - and it’s one of the best decisions I’ve<br />

made. As a licensed Realtor ® here, I am dedicated to staying relevant on<br />

the market. My commitment to professionalism and client satisfaction is<br />

my #1 priority. My specialty is in-town residences. I also enjoy playing golf<br />

(I’m a 1 handicap), practicing yoga, modern art and design, and exploring<br />

everything Delray Beach has to offer. Whether it’s a quick question about<br />

the neighborhood or a full discussion of the market for buying or selling<br />

purposes, I’m here to help you.<br />

ENGEL & VÖELKERS<br />

Christy Larrimore, Realtor ®<br />

443-691-8873<br />

christy.larrimore@evusa.com<br />

Instagram @christy.evdelraybeach<br />

delraybeach.evusa.com<br />

INSPIRE COSMETIC SURGERY<br />

Dr. Megan JACK<br />

I<br />

am truly fortunate to have the opportunity to work as a plastic surgeon<br />

and share my unique sense of artistry and attention to detail<br />

with each of my patients. My goal is to help each individual patient<br />

achieve their desired results through effective communication and careful<br />

planning. My philosophy is that surgery starts with patient safety<br />

in mind while carefully designing the required steps to achieve optimal<br />

results. It’s truly important for patients to understand what it means to<br />

be a board certified plastic surgeon. The extensive training required to<br />

become a board certified plastic surgeon provides the foundation to ensure<br />

patient safety and master precision surgical skills. I’m proud to be a<br />

part of Inspire Cosmetic Surgery & Med Spa knowing that my patient care<br />

values are shared equally by the entire Inspire team. I’m also passionate<br />

about helping those in need and currently serve on the Board of Directors<br />

for Shuzz Foundation, a non-profit organization that raises funds to donate<br />

shoes to children who need them most in this world. Stay Beautiful<br />

and remember to Inspire others!<br />

Inspire Cosmetic Surgery & Med Spa<br />

Megan Jack, MD<br />

1010 South Federal Highway<br />

Delray Beach, FL 33483<br />

855-467-7473<br />

InspireCosmetic.com<br />

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locals only | delray under $50<br />

By Darien Davies<br />

Delray Under $50<br />

Now that Delray Beach is a rising star in the art, culture and social scene,<br />

it might seem a little difficult to find affordable activities, shops or<br />

restaurants. I am here to prove you wrong. Delray Beach<br />

offers a mix of high-end boutiques with laid-back<br />

restaurants, and events for the whole family or<br />

nightclubs for night owls. Here is what you can<br />

do in Delray Beach in <strong>August</strong> for $50 or less.<br />

When I think of American adventures, I think American<br />

muscle. Open road, convertible, scarf (naturally) and a<br />

big, cherry car. <strong>August</strong> is American Adventures Month and<br />

if you’re lacking the muscle, the Delray Marketplace has you covered.<br />

Wednesday, <strong>August</strong> 16 is the Hot Florida Nights Car Cruise at<br />

Delray Marketplace where you can enjoy classic cars and music as<br />

you stroll around the shops and restaurants. This is the last event of<br />

the three-month series so make sure you get a taste of what these<br />

hot, classic cars are all about. The variety is exciting - you can see a<br />

great mix of classic cars. The free event is held from 6 to 8 p.m. in<br />

the corner lot to the far left of Frank Theaters so grab some friends<br />

and make a night out of it. Many of the Marketplace restaurants offer<br />

late-night happy hour and are ready to help you cross over the hump<br />

of the week so you can welcome Friday with open arms. The Delray<br />

Marketplace is located at 14851 Lyons Road. Visit www.delraymarket.com<br />

or call (561) 865-4613 for more information.<br />

Beer: making living great since who cares when. College started<br />

my love affair with this delicious beverage and I haven’t<br />

looked back since. International Beer Day is Friday, <strong>August</strong> 4<br />

and is the perfect time to peruse the <strong>Ave</strong>nue and enjoy all the delicious<br />

brews that are awaiting your gullet. If you want some homemade<br />

brew, head to Saltwater Brewery where they make their beer<br />

in-house and have more than 15 beers on tap. They’re well known<br />

for their Sea Cow Milk Stout, Locale Pale Ale and the Screamin’ Reels<br />

IPA, but they also have The Black Current, Peanut Butter Cookie<br />

Sea Cow, Grapefruit Screamin’ Reels IPA, Accomplice Strawberry<br />

Cider and more. Bring the dog, play some cornhole, kick back and<br />

toast to the good life. If you are interested in sampling almost every<br />

bottled beer under the flavor rainbow, head to Beer Trade Co. and<br />

make yourself comfortable. They offer, what feels like, a few hundred<br />

bottles of beer – and some on tap – and you are guaranteed<br />

to make yourself crazy trying some familiar beers and some that<br />

you’ve never seen before. They even have some of the most delicious<br />

wings on the <strong>Ave</strong>nue (the best accompaniment for beer) and plenty<br />

of TVs so you can watch all your favorite sports games. It’s like being<br />

in your living room but better! Have a fun beer day, just save one for<br />

me. Saltwater Brewery is located at 1701 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>. Visit www.<br />

saltwaterbrewery.com or call (561) 865-5373 for more information.<br />

Beer Trade Co. is located at 145 N.E. Fourth <strong>Ave</strong>. Visit Beer Trade<br />

Company on facebook or call (561) 808-7304 for more information.<br />

If you’re down for mollusks town, clear the calendar for National<br />

Oyster Day. Oysters aren’t my jam, but my sister, and millions<br />

of other people, love these little guys. I appreciate that they’re<br />

fresh, come with a plethora of flavor-enhancing toppings, and are<br />

quick to eat, leaving more wine time. If you enjoy oysters, belly up<br />

to City Oyster’s bar on Saturday, <strong>August</strong> 5 and go wild. City Oyster<br />

features a rotating menu of at least six different types of oysters and,<br />

if it gets any better than that, they’re part of the happy hour menu.<br />

From 4 to 7 p.m. daily, East Coast oysters are $1.75 each and West<br />

Coast oysters are $2.25 each. Oysters on the half shell are served for<br />

dinner nightly (market price) but you can also enjoy oysters casino<br />

or oysters Rockefeller for $17.50 each order. If you want to go all<br />

out and invite oysters’ friends, order the petite plateau and enjoy<br />

four oysters, four littlenecks, four cocktail shrimp and jumbo lump<br />

blue crab meat for $39. Whatever your pleasure, City Oyster is your<br />

go-to spot for indulging in oysters on such a fine holiday. City Oyster<br />

is located at 213 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>. Visit www.cityoysterdelray.com or<br />

call (561) 272-0220 for more information.<br />

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If you ask any person on the planet, I bet they’d say that they<br />

need a day to relax, sleep in, do nothing. Well, make that<br />

happen for yourself today. Tuesday, <strong>August</strong> 15 is National<br />

Relaxation Day and if you don’t want to indulge in a full blown<br />

massage, treat your feet to some reflexology action at Foot Haven<br />

Reflexology Bar. The space invites you to leave your stress,<br />

worries and “noise” (as my husband calls it) at the door, and just<br />

relax. You will start with an herbal detoxifying foot soak while<br />

licensed therapists target any knots in your back and shoulders.<br />

Once relaxed, you’ll lie back into super comfortable leather<br />

recliner chairs, offered a comfy blanket if needed, and enjoy a<br />

fabulous foot reflexology. They even give you a complimentary<br />

glass of champagne, white or red wine, or hot tea, and it’s incredibly<br />

enjoyable to the point that you won’t want to leave. If<br />

you want to up the relaxation ante, you can add on a hot stone<br />

massage, scrub or hot cucumber paraffin wax dip. The 55-minute<br />

foot reflexology is only $39 and just an additional $10 for an<br />

add on. Foot Haven Reflexology Bar is located at 247 S.E. Sixth<br />

<strong>Ave</strong>., Suite 3. Visit www.foothavenreflexology.com or call (561)<br />

330-4084 for more information and to book appointments.<br />

Nothing says happiness to me like a delicious Bloody<br />

Mary and brunch al fresco. <strong>August</strong> is Happiness Happens<br />

Month so get ready for a fun event that will put the<br />

Fun-day in Sunday. Old School Square is hosting the Bottomless<br />

Bloody Mary and “Brunch” on a Stick event on Sunday, <strong>August</strong><br />

27, which is the last event in their Sizzlin’ Summer Social Series<br />

in the Fieldhouse. Held from 1 to 3 p.m., you’re invited to<br />

enjoy creative meals on a skewer that accompany each Bloody<br />

Mary. Participating restaurants include Ceviche 401, Harvest<br />

Seasonal Grill & Wine Bar, Death or Glory, Pizza Rustica and<br />

Lilo’s, so it’s a guarantee that you’re going to be privy to some<br />

delicious and innovative food. The skewer design also pretty<br />

much guarantees that you won’t have to choose between your<br />

drink and your food, and you can probably even dance while<br />

you eat. Hello happiness! There’s a bottomless Bloody Mary bar<br />

and an array of sweets, cheese and fruit that you can also revel<br />

in throughout the event. Tickets are only $45 and are all inclusive<br />

(as well as very limited), so it’s a great deal for brunch and<br />

fun with friends. The Old School Square Fieldhouse is located at<br />

51 N. Swinton <strong>Ave</strong>. Visit www.oldschool.org or call (561) 243-<br />

7922 for more information and to purchase tickets.<br />

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locals only | happenings<br />

<strong>August</strong><br />

12<br />

first friday art walk<br />

carl DAWson photography<br />

5<br />

LUCY grau<br />

ayurveda skin care<br />

4<br />

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1-31 Shark Feeding - Tues-Sat<br />

- 10:30am, Sun1:30pm- $5. Alligator<br />

Feeding – Wed & Sat 1pm.<br />

Stingray Feeding - Tues-Sun- 2:45pm.<br />

561-274-7263, sandowayhouse.org<br />

1-31 Sandoway Discovery Center<br />

Jr. Shark Biologist – Wed &<br />

Sun 3:15pm. Free. Designed as a mock<br />

shark study, students will be given<br />

the task of collecting, examining their<br />

“sharks”, recording data and tagging.<br />

561-274-7263, sandowayhouse.org<br />

1-31 Pickleball – Call for times. $3-<br />

4. Pompey Park Community Center.<br />

561-243-7356. Delray Beach Community<br />

Center. 561-243-7250. Delray<br />

Beach Tennis Center 561-243-7360.<br />

mydelraybeach.com<br />

1-31 Savor Our City Culinary<br />

Private Tours – Private customized<br />

tours of <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> and Pineapple<br />

Grove. 954-410-3177, info@savorourcity.com<br />

1-31 Delray Yacht Cruises Summer<br />

Specials – Daily sightseeing<br />

cruises at 1:30pm for $16! 561-243-<br />

0686, delraybeachcruises.com<br />

1-31 fAMily Yoga Zen Zone (FYZZ)<br />

Classes – Join FYZZ for kids & adult<br />

yoga classes. 561-303-1005, familyyogazenzone.com<br />

6, 13, 20, 27 DELRAY BEACH OVER-<br />

EATER’S ANONYMOUS – 11:30 a.m.-<br />

12:30 p.m. Sunday @Crossroads Club<br />

1700 Lake Ida Rd. Delray Beach, FL<br />

33445. Free. Call 561 413 8696<br />

1 National Night Out Against<br />

Crime – 6-10pm. Free. Join the Delray<br />

Beach Police Department at the Tennis<br />

Center for this Free event with K9<br />

demonstrations, kids activities, music,<br />

food and entertainment. 561-243-<br />

7867, mydelraybeach.com<br />

1-7 Dine Out Downtown Delray<br />

Restaurant Week – Enjoy $10<br />

1 national<br />

deals, $20 & Under Prix Fixe Lunch<br />

Menus, $20 - $40 Prix Fixe Dinners<br />

and a series of creative culinary events<br />

& classes throughout the week at<br />

participating Downtown restaurants.<br />

downtowndelraybeach.com/RestaurantWeek<br />

3 Smoke BBQ & XPE Sports presents<br />

Doggy “yAPPy” Hour – 6-8pm.<br />

$10 includes 1 drink and passed appetizers<br />

with silent auction & raffles.<br />

Benefitting Dezzy’s Second Chance Animal<br />

Rescue. Smoke BBQ at 8 E Atl <strong>Ave</strong>.<br />

4 First Friday Art wAlk – 6-9pm.<br />

Free. First Friday Art Walk is a perfect<br />

way to experience an evening of<br />

art, education and relaxation in our<br />

award-winning Arts Town. downtowndelraybeach.com/artwalk<br />

4 Arts Garage presents Gianni<br />

Bianchini Trio – 8pm. $30-45. The<br />

Gianni Bianchini Trio celebrates traditions<br />

of great American jazz music and<br />

simultaneously push the boundaries<br />

for the next generation of jazz musicians.<br />

561-450-6357, artsgarage.org<br />

4 & 18 Murder on the Beach Bookstore<br />

Booksignings – 7pm. 561-<br />

279-7790, murderonthebeach.com<br />

5, 12, 19, 26 Murder on the Beach<br />

Bookstore Writers Workshops<br />

– 10am-12pm. $25. Call for details:<br />

561-279-7790, murderonthebeach.com<br />

5, 12, 19 Live Music at Saltwater<br />

Brewery – 7-10pm. Enjoy our local<br />

brewery and live music. saltwaterbrewery.com<br />

5, 12, 19, 26 Delray Beach Public<br />

Library Writer’s Studio – 10am.<br />

Weekly Saturday morning program<br />

Contact Howard Gleichenhaus at 561-<br />

638-7251, delraylibrary.org<br />

5 Arts Garage presents Lucy<br />

Grau – 8pm. $30-45. Internationallyacclaimed<br />

Latin Vocalist. Salsa and<br />

night out against crime<br />

Tropical Dance. 561-450-6357, artsgarage.org<br />

6 Arts Garage presents<br />

Bashaum Stewart Quintet – 7pm.<br />

$15-20. Bashaum Stewart is an influential<br />

South Florida pianist and known<br />

as a first call musician on the Treasure<br />

Coast. 561-450-6357, artsgarage.org<br />

6, 13, 20, 27 Bend At The Brewery<br />

Yoga – 10am. $20. Saltwater Brewery<br />

is hosting Yoga classes every Sunday in<br />

our Reef Room! Please bring your yoga<br />

mat, towel, water and positive vibes!<br />

Alexis King for sign up561.702.9590,<br />

alexismychaelking@icloud.com<br />

8 Sacred Sound Bath – 7-9:30pm<br />

with Debra Kelly, Shamanic Practitioner.<br />

Full Moon Planetary Gong Meditation.<br />

Thermae Retreat, 205 NE 5th<br />

Terrace, Delray Beach. 561-332-5883<br />

10 Chamber of Commerce Presents<br />

Celebration of Education<br />

Breakfast – 8am. $25-35. Help welcome<br />

our brand new teachers to our<br />

Delray Beach schools, hear from Principals<br />

about their challenges and successes!<br />

561-278-0424, delraybeach.com<br />

11 Morikami Sushi & Stroll –<br />

5:30. $6-8. Summer nights in South<br />

Florida are something special, especially<br />

when they are augmented with<br />

taiko drums and a cultural backdrop<br />

that can’t be beat! 561-495-0233,<br />

morikami.org<br />

11 Arts Garage presents The<br />

Glyn DryhurstDixiland Jazz<br />

Band – 8pm. $30-45. Dixieland is the<br />

name given to the style of jazz performed<br />

by early New Orleans jazz musicians.<br />

561-450-6357, artsgarage.org<br />

12 Ayurveda Skin Care – 1-3:30<br />

pm with Anisha Durve, DOM. Facial<br />

Wellness & Ayurvedic Self Care. Thermae<br />

Retreat, 205 NE 5th Terrace, Delray<br />

Beach. 561-332-5883<br />

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locals only | happenings<br />

hot florida Nights car cruise 16<br />

18<br />

dude night<br />

12<br />

ride and remember trolley<br />

15<br />

murder on the beach book clubs<br />

19<br />

12 Ride and Remember Trolley –<br />

10am. $25. Spady Museum. When you<br />

board the “Ride & Remember” Trolley<br />

Tour, the history of Delray Beach<br />

comes alive! 561-279-8883, spadymuseum.com<br />

12 Vodka Riot – 7-9pm. $45. For the<br />

third party of our Sizzlin’ Summer Social<br />

Series in the Fieldhouse, you will<br />

experience an evening of pairings of<br />

delectable Vodka-infused dishes created<br />

by select local top chefs. In addition,<br />

you get to “cast your vote” on<br />

their specially crafted Vodka Cocktail.<br />

oldschoolsquare.org<br />

13 Arts Garage presents TexassiPPi<br />

Soul Man Danny Brookes<br />

and Lil’ Miss Debi – 7pm. $30-45.<br />

Texasssippi Soul Man Danny Brooks<br />

& Lil Miss Debi have been traveling all<br />

over North America as a duo for the<br />

past 6 years with their original blend<br />

of Southern Soul, Blues, Americana, and<br />

Gospel. 561-450-6357, artsgarage.org<br />

15 Detox Social Sauna – 6-8:30<br />

pm with Kelly Doyle, owner Thermae<br />

Retreat. Saunas, Green Juices & Detoxification<br />

information. Thermae Retreat,<br />

205 NE 5th Terrace, Delray Beach. 561-<br />

332-5883<br />

15 Murder on the Beach Book<br />

Clubs – 6:30pm. The Tuesday Murder<br />

Club Book Club will discuss Murder at<br />

the Breakers by Alyssa Maxwell $15.<br />

561-279-7790, murderonthebeach.com<br />

16 Hot Florida Nights cAr Cruise<br />

at Delray Marketplace – 6-8pm.<br />

Free. Enjoy classic cars and music, as<br />

you stroll about the shops at Delray<br />

Marketplace! delraymarket.com<br />

16 & 17 Arts Garage presents<br />

The Ben Hecht Show – 7pm. $30.<br />

Solo Performance Piece – Theatre.<br />

Written and Performed by James Sherman.<br />

561-450-6357, artsgarage.org<br />

17 TEA with the TOP – “Mastermind<br />

Your Own Destiny” featuring Ann Mc-<br />

Neill - 2:30pm. $30. Talk, Empower,<br />

and Accelerate Your Business. Conversations<br />

with Top Business Women will<br />

guide you toward recognizing better<br />

and smarter ways to improve plans<br />

and grow your business. Florida Women’s<br />

Business Center, 401 West <strong>Atlantic</strong><br />

<strong>Ave</strong>nue, Suite 09, Delray Beach. 561-<br />

265-3790, flwbc.org<br />

17 Delray Beach Chamber of<br />

Commerce Contacts & Cocktails<br />

at Honey – 5:15-7pm. $10-20. Dash<br />

Away to Honey with Dash Travel, Honey<br />

& the Chamber of Commerce for cocktails,<br />

conversations and culinary delights!<br />

561-278-0424, delraybeach.com<br />

18 & 25 Dude Night! – 8pm. $5-15.<br />

Old School Square and Delivery Dudes<br />

have partnered up for five cult classic<br />

films this summer featuring the The<br />

Big Lebowski on the 18th and Wet Hot<br />

American Summer on the 25th and<br />

continuing in September! 561-243-<br />

7922, oldschoolsquare.org<br />

18 Arts Garage presents The<br />

Otis Cadillac Band and the El<br />

Dorados Featuring the Sublime<br />

Seville Sisters – 8pm. $20-35. Celebrating<br />

the Birth of Rock ‘N Roll. 561-<br />

450-6357, artsgarage.org<br />

19 Arts Garage presents The<br />

Jazz Gals – 8pm. $20-35. Celebrating<br />

the Music of Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah<br />

Vaughan. Jazz. 561-450-6357, artsgarage.org<br />

20 Murder on the Beach Book<br />

Clubs – 3pm. The Sunday Sleuths<br />

Book Club will discuss The One Man by<br />

Andrew Gross $9.99. 561-279-7790,<br />

murderonthebeach.com<br />

20 Arts Garage presents The<br />

New Vision Sax Ensemble – 8pm.<br />

$20-35. Chamber Music Group. Sax<br />

Quartet. 561-450-6357, artsgarage.org<br />

20 Music At St. Paul’s Presents<br />

Violinist Mei Mei Luo & Daphne<br />

Spottiswoode – 3pm. $15-20. 188 S.<br />

Swinton <strong>Ave</strong>. 561-278-6003, stpaulsdelray.org<br />

20 Salty Sunday Fun Run with<br />

Delray Beach Running Club –<br />

6:30pm. Free. This is a 3 mile fun run<br />

that begins and ends at Saltwater<br />

Brewery in Delray Beach. The run<br />

ends at the brewery wherein you will<br />

receive a free beer ticket. saltwaterbrewery.com<br />

21 New Moon Gathering – 7-9:00<br />

pm. Total Eclipse in Leo. Thermae<br />

Retreat, 205 NE 5th Terrace, Delray<br />

Beach. 561-332-5883<br />

22 Delray Beach Chamber of<br />

Commerce Focus on Women Luncheon<br />

– 11:45am. $25-45. Join the<br />

Chamber’s Focus on Women for a dynamic<br />

panel at the Delray Beach Club<br />

focusing onWomen in Power, “What<br />

is it REALLY like to a be a woman in<br />

Politics today?”. 561-278-0424, delraybeach.com<br />

24 Delray Yacht Cruises Steel<br />

Drum Cruise – 7-9pm. $25. Enjoy<br />

the sounds of the islands aboard the<br />

Lady <strong>Atlantic</strong>. WIth beautiful views of<br />

the intracoastal! 561-243-0686, delraybeachcruises.com<br />

25 Bend & Brew at FYZZ – 7pm.<br />

Join Family Yoga Zen Zone (FYZZ) for<br />

monthly yoga & brew sponsored by<br />

Saltwater Brewery. 1201 N. Federal<br />

Highway. Space is limited: 561-303-<br />

1005, familyyogazenzone.com<br />

27 Bottomless Bloody Mary’s&<br />

Brunch on a Stick – 1-3pm. $45.<br />

You won’t want to miss out on the last<br />

event in theSizzlin’ Summer Social<br />

Series in the Fieldhouse! Guests will<br />

indulge in culinary creations by local<br />

chefs for “brunch on a stick”. 561-243-<br />

7922, oldschoolsquare.org<br />

jazz gals<br />

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shark months at sandoway nature center<br />

27 Sunday Brunch at Saltwater<br />

– 12-4pm. Enjoy a customized<br />

brunch menu from Rolling Chefs<br />

paired with Saltwater Brewery<br />

special releases. Family and dog<br />

friendly! saltwaterbrewery.com<br />

29 Young Professionals Association<br />

of Delray (YPAD)<br />

presents “The Business of<br />

Etiquette” – 5:30pm. Join YPAD<br />

for sure-fired techniques to be a<br />

superstar at any party or networking<br />

event. 561-278-0424, delraybeach.com/ypad<br />

31 Old School Square Presents<br />

Canvas & Cocktails<br />

– 7-9pm. $35.The Creative Arts<br />

School has a fun, new art experience,<br />

where you can create an art<br />

piece in a relaxed atmosphere! 561-<br />

243-7922, oldschoolsquare.org<br />

Exhibits:<br />

1-Aug 31 Shark Months at<br />

Sandoway Nature Center –<br />

$5. Take a bite out of summer and<br />

come see: 100 genuine shark and<br />

ray jaws including a Great White<br />

jaw, Hawaiian shark tooth weapons,<br />

fossil dig to find a shark tooth<br />

and take a photo in a giant Megalodon<br />

Jaw! 561-274-7263, sandoway.org<br />

1-31 Delray Beach Historical<br />

Society Presents: Fish Tales<br />

– $5. By appointment through the<br />

summer. An exploration of area<br />

fishing! 561-274-9578, delraybeachhistory.org<br />

1-31 The Delray Art League<br />

presents: Delray Beach Sister<br />

Cities Exhibit at City Hall<br />

– Featuring the artwork from the<br />

Young Artists Sister City contest.<br />

delrayartleague.com<br />

19-Oct 14 THE DELRAY BEACH<br />

PUBLIC LIBRARY HAS A NEW EX-<br />

HIBIT – “Watercolor Memories”<br />

by award winning New York artist,<br />

Louis Portuesi. Over 50 paintings<br />

will be on display on the second<br />

floor gallery from Saturday, <strong>August</strong><br />

19, 11am until Saturday, October 14.<br />

Delray beach Historical society presents: Fish Tales<br />

1020 SOUTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY • DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA<br />

AVEDAONESALON.COM • 561.272.1147<br />

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pictures | on the ave<br />

photos by melissa korman<br />

1 2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

5<br />

6<br />

8<br />

7<br />

1 Helen, Karen @ Stitches By The Sea<br />

2 Susie, Cat, Tom, Karen @ Engel & Völkers<br />

3 Stacey, Samantha, Katherine @<br />

Leighton Design Group<br />

4 Wanda, Lori @ HyMa HyPa<br />

5 Shannon, Pratt @ Sunday State Style<br />

6 Dr. Craig, Darien @ Spodak Dental<br />

7 Sean, Kylie, Molly, Joey @ Station House<br />

8 Austin, Shelby, Tia @ Slash Fitness<br />

9 Paige , Tim @ Dizzy Rock Furniture<br />

10 Ainslie, Dr. John @ Delray Dental<br />

11 Liz, Vince @ Smoke Inn<br />

9<br />

10<br />

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pictures | on the ave<br />

photos by melissa korman<br />

1 2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

5<br />

6<br />

7<br />

1 Elle @ One <strong>Ave</strong>da<br />

2 Jawan, Emily, Patti, Simon @ Delray Beach Boxing<br />

3 Alise, Karen, Amy, Peter, Ron @ Pasqual Oral &<br />

Maxillofacial Surgery<br />

4 Alecia @ Posh Properties<br />

5 Stephanie @ European Wax Center<br />

6 Kelly, Liliana @ Family Yoga Zen Zone<br />

7 Deb, Ken @ Our Boat House<br />

8 Miranda, Tara, Kaitlin, Santia @ Massage Heights<br />

9 Lynette, Maria @ Tizakas M.D.<br />

10 Cameron, Alyssa @ Mellow Mushroom<br />

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pictures | in the pineapple grove arts district<br />

photos by melissa korman<br />

1 2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

7<br />

5<br />

6<br />

1 <strong>Ave</strong>ry, Jordan, Samantha @ Lanzetta’s Barbershop<br />

2 Tom @ The Goldsmith Shop<br />

3 Peter @ The Pad<br />

4 Armando, Jacques, Julie, Joe, Pian @ House of Siam<br />

5 Jeff, Brett @ Vatican Tattoo<br />

6 Kristina, Debbie, John, Stephanie @ In the Grove<br />

Hair Salon<br />

7 Bill, Dawn @ Purlife<br />

8 Kayla @ Hair by Brie & Kayla<br />

9 Lea, Gregory, Emily @ Posh Properties<br />

10 Miles, Chef James, Rob, Bernie @ Banyan Restaurant<br />

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pictures | in the pineapple grove arts district<br />

photos by melissa korman<br />

1 2<br />

3<br />

5<br />

4<br />

7<br />

6<br />

1 Whitney, Joe, Dawn @ In The Grove Hair Salon<br />

2 Tiffany, Al @ Tiffany Salon<br />

3 Anton, Stephanie @ Austin Bach Salon & Co.<br />

4 Emilie @ Nicole’s Boutique & Art Gallery<br />

5 Eias, Chad @ Lanzetta’s Barbershop<br />

6 Tammy @ Tammy Benz Salon<br />

7 Sophie @ The Lavender<br />

8 Michael @ Il Contadino<br />

9 Joe @ Delray Art & Framing<br />

10 Renee @ Hair By Renee<br />

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entertainment | goTTA know<br />

By jeff perlman<br />

In Memoriam<br />

Skip Sheffield<br />

<strong>August</strong> 29, 1947 ~ July 20, <strong>2017</strong> <br />

Nobody knew more about music, arts<br />

and culture in South Florida than our<br />

friend Skip Sheffield.<br />

He lived, breathed and wrote about the<br />

arts since the late 1960s when he went to<br />

work for the Boca News.<br />

Over the years, he became a valuable contributor<br />

to <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> magazine and to other<br />

arts publications in Florida.<br />

We lost Skip suddenly last month. It was a<br />

shock to his family, friends, readers and fans.<br />

It just won’t feel the same without him in our<br />

community.<br />

Skip has been part of the landscape in Delray<br />

and Boca Raton for so long that he just<br />

seemed like a permanent fixture--a bridge to<br />

our community’s past who kept us apprised<br />

of our present and often warned us about<br />

our future if we lost what made our community<br />

great in the first place.<br />

He was a kind man. Quiet, understated,<br />

without ego or pretense. In many ways, he<br />

was a throwback to a simpler time when we<br />

knew our neighbors, hung out at the same<br />

bars and listened to the same local bands-<br />

-some of which included Skip who was<br />

a talented musician as well as a gifted<br />

writer, reporter and critic.<br />

Skip never got rich, but he lived a life<br />

doing what he loved and in a place he<br />

was passionate about.<br />

That my friends is the definition of<br />

success.<br />

And he was loved by all those<br />

who had the good fortune to<br />

meet him.<br />

He was a gentleman, a smart<br />

and committed journalist and<br />

someone who appreciated the<br />

little things in life.<br />

He will be remembered always.<br />

He’s a part of our history.<br />

An important part.<br />

May he rest in peace.<br />

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otta See<br />

entertainment | goTTA SEE<br />

By skip sheffield<br />

<strong>August</strong> 4<br />

Like Stephen King? You are in luck.<br />

The first installment of King’s eight-part<br />

horror series “The Dark Tower” opens<br />

nationwide Friday, <strong>August</strong> 4. Idris Elba<br />

is Roland Deschain, The Gunslinger and<br />

Matthew McConaughey is The Man in<br />

Black. Lucas Hamilton is the kid trying<br />

to make sense of it all. Nikolaj Aercel cowrote<br />

the script and directs.<br />

Don’t mess with Halle Berry when she<br />

plays Karla Dyson, a young mom whose<br />

son Frankie (Sage Correa) is taken forcibly<br />

in “Kidnap.” Hell hath no fury like a mother<br />

wronged. Luis Prieto directs.<br />

The title says it all. “Detroit” recreates<br />

the terrible summer of 1967, when Detroit,<br />

Michigan descended into anarchy with the<br />

worst riots in American history. John Boyega,<br />

Anthony Mackie and Algee Smith star.<br />

Kathryn Bigelow directs with her screenwriting<br />

partner Mark Boal (“Hurt Locker,”<br />

“Zero Dark 30”).<br />

<strong>August</strong> 11<br />

Spoiler alert: “Annabelle: Creation” is<br />

a doll. Not just any doll but a devil doll.<br />

When their daughter dies, a doll maker<br />

and his wife invite a nun (Stephanie<br />

Sigman) and several orphaned girls<br />

into their home. David F. Sandberg<br />

(“Lights Out”) directs this sequel<br />

to the 2014 original.<br />

“The Glass Castle” stars Naomi<br />

Watts as an artistic mom,<br />

Woody Harrelson as her alcoholic<br />

husband and Brie Larson<br />

as the daughter trying<br />

to make sense of a family<br />

squatting in an abandoned<br />

building in the<br />

Lower East Side of New<br />

York. This is supposedly<br />

a true story.<br />

Enough with the sequels<br />

already. “Nut<br />

Job II: Nutty By<br />

Nature” continues the adventures of Surly<br />

the squirrel (Voiced by Will Arnett) and his<br />

forest friends, who want to stop the mayor<br />

from bulldozing their woods to create an<br />

amusement park. Other voices are provided<br />

by Katherine Heigl, Maya Rudolph,<br />

Jackie Chan and Isabella Moner.<br />

<strong>August</strong> 18<br />

“The Hitman’s Bodyguard” is a comedy<br />

starring Ryan Reynolds as the bodyguard<br />

and Samuel L. Jackson as the hitman. Just<br />

to make things interesting, Salma Hayek<br />

plays the hitman’s wife. Every action<br />

movie needs a bad guy, and Gary Oldman<br />

obliges as Vladislav Dukovich.<br />

<strong>August</strong> 25<br />

Remember Polaroid instant photos?<br />

“Polaroid” stars Madelaine Petsch (“The<br />

Curse of Sleeping Beauty”) as Bird Fitcher,<br />

a high school loner who happens upon a<br />

vintage camera. This camera is special. It<br />

dooms the person who takes pictures with<br />

it. Can Bird and her nubile coeds survive a<br />

night with the haunted camera?<br />

“The Life and Death of John Gotti” is<br />

about the infamous gangster Gotti, known<br />

as “The Dapper Don.” John Travolta plays<br />

John Gotti and his real-life wife Kelley<br />

Preston plays his wife Victoria. Keeping<br />

it in the family, Ella Bleu Travolta plays<br />

daughter Angel Gotti. Supporting players<br />

are Stacey Keach, Lydia Hull, William De-<br />

Meo and Spencer Lofranco. Kevin Connolly<br />

(“The Notebook”) directs.<br />

How about some inspiration in<br />

the doldrums of summer? “All<br />

Saints” is the true story of a<br />

salesman-turned pastor Michael<br />

Spurlock (John Corbett) who is<br />

ordered to shut down a small<br />

church. Instead he makes it a viable<br />

Institution with the help of<br />

willing Southeast Asians refugees.<br />

Steve Gomer (“Barney’s Great Adventure”)<br />

directs.<br />

<strong>August</strong> 30<br />

“Leap” is an animated dance<br />

movie starring Elle Fanning as an<br />

orphan girl who flees Brittany to<br />

seek her fortune in Paris, where<br />

she fakes her way into the Grand<br />

Opera House. Other voices are<br />

provided by Carly Rae Jepson<br />

and Dane Dettaan. Eric Summer,<br />

who actually is from<br />

Brittany, France, directs.<br />

Halle berry<br />

“kidnap”<br />

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Hear<br />

entertainment | goTTA HEAR<br />

By skip sheffield<br />

1otta<br />

<strong>August</strong><br />

I’ll take that Straight No Chaser, thank<br />

you. We are not talking booze here. We are<br />

talking an a cappella vocal group from Indiana<br />

University. Opening act is another retro<br />

group Post Modern Jukebox performing<br />

at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, <strong>August</strong> 1 at Mizner<br />

Park Amphitheater in Boca Raton. Tickets<br />

are $18- $183. Call 800-745-3000 or go to<br />

www.ticketmaster.com.<br />

Jam up and jelly tight with jam band 311<br />

in concert with Passafine and New Politics<br />

at Sunset Cove Amphitheater in west<br />

Boca Raton at 6:30 p.m. <strong>August</strong> 1. Tickets<br />

are $35 advance, $40 online and $45 at the<br />

box office. Go to www.pbcamphitheaters@<br />

pbgov.org.<br />

<strong>August</strong> 2<br />

His name sounds exotic but 19-year old<br />

Khalid is from El Paso, Texas. Khalid Robinson<br />

will perform at 8 p.m. Wednesday, <strong>August</strong><br />

2 at the Fillmore at Jackie Gleason Theatre,<br />

Miami Beach. Tickets are $25 advance<br />

or $30 at the door. Call 800-745-3000.<br />

<strong>August</strong> 4<br />

Robert Dubac’s “The Book of Mormon”<br />

goes for three performances at 8 p.m. <strong>August</strong><br />

4 at 4 and 8 p.m. <strong>August</strong> 5. At Broward<br />

Center for the Performing Arts. Tickets are<br />

$25-$50. Call 954-462-0222.<br />

Sabrina Carpenter, star of the Disney<br />

Channel’s “Girl Meets World,” shares the<br />

stage with Alex Aiono and New Hope<br />

Club at 7 p.m. Friday, <strong>August</strong> 4 at the Fillmore<br />

at Jackie Gleason Theatre, Miami<br />

Beach. Tickets are $36.50 and $49.50. Call<br />

800-745-3000.<br />

<strong>August</strong> 5<br />

Bill Maher is a real wise guy. He’ll be<br />

making his pithy observations on politics<br />

and life at 8 p.m. Saturday, <strong>August</strong> 5 at the<br />

Fillmore at Jackie Gleason Theatre, Miami<br />

Beach. Tickets are $59.50, $76.50, $94.50<br />

and $129.50. Call 088-745-3000.<br />

<strong>August</strong> 6<br />

Jamaican reggae star Beres Hammond<br />

brings his Take Time To Love tour to Broward<br />

Center for the Arts at 7:30 p.m. Sunday,<br />

<strong>August</strong> 6. Tickets are $35-$125. Call<br />

954-462-0222.<br />

<strong>August</strong> 8<br />

Now this is a big deal. Guns ‘N Roses have<br />

mended their fences to enable them to play<br />

their first Florida concert in more than 10<br />

years at Marlins Park in Miami, 8 p.m. Tuesday<br />

<strong>August</strong> 8. Tickets are $34-$548. You<br />

read that right. Call 800-745-3000.<br />

Donald Fagan, who was half of the arty<br />

pop group Steely Dan, does his solo thing at<br />

8 p.m. <strong>August</strong> 8 at the Fillmore at Jackie Gleason<br />

Theatre, Miami Beach. Tickets are $49.50,<br />

$69.50 and $79.50. Call 800-745-3000.<br />

<strong>August</strong> 11<br />

Comedian Sinbad brings his stand-up to<br />

Broward Center at 8 p.m. Friday, <strong>August</strong> 11.<br />

Tickets are $33 and $43. Call 954-462-0222.<br />

<strong>August</strong> 13<br />

Feeling out of sorts Democrats? Political<br />

commentator and CNN “Crossfire” co-host<br />

Van Jones will make you feel better. He’s<br />

giving a talk at 8:30 p.m. Sunday, <strong>August</strong> 13<br />

at the Fillmore at Jackie Gleason Theatre.<br />

Tickets are $39.50, $49.50 and $59.50 reserved<br />

seat. Call 800-745-3000.<br />

<strong>August</strong> 19<br />

Living in the 1990s? Here is a tour<br />

for you. The I Love the 90s Tour hits<br />

Pompano Beach Amphitheater at 7<br />

p.m. Saturday, <strong>August</strong> 19. Featured<br />

acts are Salt N Pepa, Vanilla Ice,<br />

Coolio and Young MC. Tickets<br />

are $48-$252. Call 800-745-<br />

3000 or 954-519-5500.<br />

<strong>August</strong> 22<br />

Singer Mary J. Blige graces<br />

the stage of the Fillmore at<br />

Jackie Gleason Theatre at<br />

8 p.m. Tuesday, <strong>August</strong> 22.<br />

Tickets are $94.50, $125.50,<br />

$163.50 and $175. Call 800-<br />

745-3000.<br />

<strong>August</strong> 26<br />

After a hiatus in the mid-<br />

1980s when front band Mike<br />

Ness underwent rehabilitation, the Fullerton,<br />

California punk rock group Social Distortion<br />

is touring again. They visit Revolution<br />

Live, Fort Lauderdale with opening act Jade<br />

Jackson at 8 p.m. Saturday, <strong>August</strong> 26. Tickets<br />

are $35 advance or $38 day of show. Call 954-<br />

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entertainment | goTTA read<br />

The Color of Fear<br />

by Marcia Muller<br />

Released <strong>August</strong> 8, <strong>2017</strong><br />

In New York Times bestselling author<br />

Marcia Muller’s captivating new mystery,<br />

private detective Sharon McCone’s investigation<br />

hits closer to home than ever before...<br />

THE COLOR OF FEAR<br />

When a knock on the door in the middle<br />

of the night wakes Sharon, she’s wholly<br />

unprepared for the horrifying news: her<br />

father has been the victim of a vicious, racially-motivated<br />

attack.<br />

A nationally recognized Shoshone artist,<br />

Elwood had been visiting Sharon for the holidays,<br />

browsing for gifts in San Francisco’s exclusive<br />

Marina district when he was set upon<br />

by a mob of angry young men. Now he lies<br />

in a coma, hovering between life and death.<br />

With little progress on the investigation<br />

from the overworked, short-handed police,<br />

Sharon resolves to track down Elwood’s<br />

attackers herself. But when Sharon begins<br />

receiving hate-filled, racist threats from a<br />

shadowy group, it becomes clear that her<br />

pursuit of justice may be putting her own<br />

life in jeopardy...<br />

The Book Club:<br />

A Women’s Fiction<br />

Novel about the<br />

Power of Friendship<br />

by Mary Alice Monroe<br />

Released <strong>August</strong> 14, <strong>2017</strong><br />

Discover this moving story of five remarkable<br />

friends as Mary Alice Monroe,<br />

the New York Times bestselling author<br />

of “The Beach House” explores the power of<br />

friendship with tenderness and honesty.<br />

On the surface, it is a monthly book club.<br />

But for five women, it is so much more. For<br />

Eve Porter, whose husband’s sudden death<br />

cheats her of every security she had planned<br />

on, the club is a place of sanctuary. For Annie<br />

Blake, a brilliant attorney intent on<br />

starting a family late in life, it is the chance<br />

to finally let down her guard and dream of<br />

other possibilities. For Doris Bridges, it is<br />

her support group as she acknowledges her<br />

dying marriage and finds the ultimate freedom<br />

in her husband’s betrayal. For Gabriella<br />

Rivera, the “perfect” wife, mother and<br />

friend who offers support to everyone but<br />

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is afraid to ask for it herself, it is a sense of<br />

community. And for Midge Kirsch, an artist<br />

who has always lived her life against the<br />

grain, it is a haven of acceptance.<br />

They are five women from different walks<br />

of life, embracing the challenge of change.<br />

And as they share their hopes and fears<br />

and triumphs, they will hold fast to the true<br />

magic of the book club—friendship.<br />

The End of<br />

Alzheimer’s:<br />

The First Program to<br />

Prevent and Reverse<br />

Cognitive Decline<br />

by Dale Bredesen<br />

Released <strong>August</strong> 22, <strong>2017</strong><br />

groundbreaking plan to prevent and<br />

A reverse Alzheimer’s Disease that fundamentally<br />

changes how we understand<br />

cognitive decline.<br />

Everyone knows someone who has survived<br />

cancer, but until now no one knows anyone<br />

who has survived Alzheimer’s Disease.<br />

In this paradigm shifting book, Dale<br />

Bredesen, MD, offers real hope to anyone<br />

looking to prevent and even reverse Alzheimer’s<br />

Disease and cognitive decline.<br />

Revealing that AD is not one condition, as it<br />

is currently treated, but three, “The End of<br />

Alzheimer’s” outlines 36 metabolic factors<br />

(micronutrients, hormone levels, sleep)<br />

that can trigger “downsizing” in the brain.<br />

The protocol shows us how to rebalance<br />

these factors using lifestyle modifications<br />

like taking B12, eliminating gluten, or improving<br />

oral hygiene.<br />

The results are impressive. Of the first<br />

ten patients on the protocol, nine displayed<br />

significant improvement with 3-6 months;<br />

since then the protocol has yielded similar<br />

results with hundreds more. Now, “The End<br />

of Alzheimer’s” brings new hope to a broad<br />

audience of patients, caregivers, physicians,<br />

and treatment centers with a fascinating<br />

look inside the science and a complete stepby-step<br />

plan that fundamentally changes<br />

how we treat and even think about AD.<br />

The Other Girl<br />

by Erica Spindler<br />

Released <strong>August</strong> 22, <strong>2017</strong><br />

Officer Miranda Rader of the Harmony,<br />

Louisiana PD is known for her honesty,<br />

integrity, and steady hand in a crisis—but<br />

that wasn’t always so. Miranda comes from<br />

the town of Jasper, a place about the size<br />

of a good spit on a hot day, and her side of<br />

the tracks was the wrong one. She’s worked<br />

hard to earn the respect of her coworkers<br />

and the community.<br />

When Miranda and her partner are called<br />

to investigate the murder of one of the<br />

town’s most beloved college professors,<br />

they’re unprepared for the brutality of the<br />

scene. This murder is unlike any they’ve<br />

ever investigated, and just when Miranda<br />

thinks she’s seen the worst of it, she finds a<br />

piece of evidence that chills her to the core:<br />

a faded newspaper clipping about that terrible<br />

night fifteen years ago. The night she’d<br />

buried, along with her past and the girl<br />

she’d been back then. Until now that grave<br />

had stayed sealed…except for those times,<br />

in the deepest part of the night, when the<br />

nightmares came: of a crime no one believed<br />

happened and the screams of the girl they<br />

believed didn’t exist.<br />

Then another man turns up dead, this<br />

one a retired cop. Not just any cop—the<br />

one who took her statement that night.<br />

Two murders, two very different men, two<br />

killings that on the surface had nothing in<br />

common—except Miranda.<br />

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entertainment | concert review<br />

By skip sheffield | photos by tom craig<br />

Paul McCartney<br />

Ageless and Agile<br />

It is hard to believe Paul McCartney is 75. The “Cute Beatle” is<br />

eternally boyish and agile as ever, as he proved July 7 at American<br />

Airlines Arena in Miami.<br />

McCartney held forth for nearly three hours and 40 songs in<br />

the warm Florida evening, accompanied by his band of 15 years:<br />

guitarists Rusty Anderson and Brian Ray, drummer Abe Laboriel,<br />

Jr. providing harmonies even higher than McCartney’s and Paul<br />

Wickens on keyboards and guitars. McCartney is no slouch on<br />

instruments. In addition to his signature Hofner violin bass, he<br />

played left-handed acoustic and electric guitars and piano.<br />

McCartney honored his late band mate John Lennon with “Here<br />

Today” and George Harrison on ukulele with “Something.” Drummer<br />

Ringo Starr, who is even older than McCartney at 77, was<br />

honored with a rocking “Birthday.”<br />

What the audience enjoyed most was McCartney’s reminiscences<br />

of Beatlemania. Unlike some performers of a certain age, Mc-<br />

Cartney does not resent his past successes, nor playing his greatest<br />

hits yet once again. Fans got in abundance, starting with “A Hard<br />

Day’s Night,” continuing with “Can’t Buy Me Love” and “Letting Go”<br />

from his wings incarnation. “Let Me Roll It” from the Wings era was<br />

accompanied by a snippet from Jimi Hendrix’s “Foxy Lady.”<br />

McCartney is known as the most sentimental Beatle, which he<br />

brought out with the piano ballad “My Valentine” for his wife Nancy<br />

(who happened to be in the audience).<br />

No McCartney show would be complete without a theatrical<br />

version of “Live and Let Die” from the James Bond movie, accompanied<br />

by deafening pyrotechnics. But the most intimate moment<br />

was McCartney’s “Blackbird” on acoustic guitar on a riser, recalling<br />

the Civil Rights era. Paul McCartney is indeed a man for all<br />

seasons. Long may he play.<br />

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entertainment | concert review<br />

By skip sheffield | photos by tom craig<br />

John Mellencamp<br />

Lights a Cherry Bomb<br />

With Carlene Carter and Emmylou Harris at Mizner Park<br />

John Mellencamp<br />

John Mellencamp brought a slice of the American heartland of<br />

Indiana to his concert June 25 to Mizner Park Amphitheater<br />

in Boca Raton. As an appetizer he invited country music stars<br />

Carlene Carter and Emmylou Harris as opening acts.<br />

Carter is part of the Carter Family musical dynasty. Her mother<br />

was June Carter, who married Johnny Cash. Her grandmother was<br />

Maybelle Carter, matriarch of the clan.<br />

“Let’s get this party started,” declared Carlene on the dot of<br />

7 p.m., armed only with a jumbo acoustic guitar. She is not shy<br />

about revealing personal details of her life. She is 61, has seven<br />

grandchildren and is happily married (she hopes) for the fourth<br />

time. In honor of her mother she performed a short version of<br />

“Ring of Fire” as well as some of her originals.<br />

Emmylou Harris is surely one of the most beautiful women<br />

ever to grace the stages of country music. In fact she was a beauty<br />

queen in her Birmingham, Alabama high school, in which she was<br />

also the graduating class valedictorian. She acknowledged she<br />

had a “really happy childhood.”<br />

Harris brought her band of Red Dirt Boys, which is a reference<br />

to her 2000 hit “Red Dirt Girl.” She played but a few favorites from<br />

her substantial catalog, which has amassed 13 Grammy Awards<br />

so far. For “Even a Cowgirl Sings the Blues” she brought out her<br />

friend Carlene and two of Mellencamp’s prodigies, Lily and Madeleine<br />

for background harmonies.<br />

John Mellencamp is the polar opposite of a rock star. He keeps<br />

it very direct and simple, like the songs he writes. He was promoting<br />

his latest album, “Sad Clowns and Hillbillies,” and he played<br />

several selections from that April, <strong>2017</strong> release, opening with<br />

“Lawless Times.”<br />

Mellencamp, once known as Johnny Cougar - a name he hated<br />

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“I wrote this when I was around 25 years old,” he drawled.<br />

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into his 1982 No. 1 hit, “Jack and Diane.”<br />

Leading ladies Carlene Carter and Emmylou Harris joined<br />

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health & beauty | pain relief<br />

By Dr. Alycia Pugh<br />

Keeping Chronic Ankle<br />

Sprains Out Of Sports<br />

Ankle sprain injuries are the one of<br />

the most common injuries affecting<br />

9 million people yearly. They account<br />

for almost half of all sports injuries.<br />

Although sprains can range from mild to severe,<br />

most people do not realize just what it<br />

entails to have an ankle sprain and treatment<br />

options to better prevent reoccurrence.<br />

An ankle sprain refers to tearing of the ligaments<br />

of the ankle. Ligaments in general are those structures<br />

that connect bone-to-bone. More than 80<br />

percent of ankle sprains are a result of inversion,<br />

or inward rolling, of the ankle. This occurs on the<br />

lateral or outside part of the ankle at the ATFL or<br />

anterior talofiblular ligament, which connects the talus<br />

to the fibula and the CFL or calcaneofibular ligament,<br />

which connects the fibula to the calcaneus below.<br />

Patients typically complain of pain and ecchymosis or<br />

bruising on the outside of the ankle. They may not be<br />

able to weight bear.<br />

The risk factors include a wide variety of activities<br />

from basketball and jumping sports to slipping off the<br />

sidewalk. It can happen in conjunction with an ankle<br />

fracture, most commonly an avulsion fracture, or tearing<br />

of the nearby tendons. Some people are predisposed<br />

to ankle sprains. In people with a hindfoot varus, which<br />

means that the general nature or posture of the heels<br />

is slightly turned toward the inside, these injuries are<br />

more common because it is easier to turn on the ankle.<br />

In those who have had a severe sprain in the past, it is<br />

also easier to turn the ankle and cause a new sprain<br />

due to having instability. Those who have weak<br />

muscles, especially those called the peroneals<br />

which run along the outside of the ankle, may<br />

be more predisposed. Diagnosis should include<br />

determining the region and grade of sprain. If<br />

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health & beauty | dermatology<br />

By dr. thomas c. balshi, m.d.<br />

Vanquish Your<br />

Imperfections<br />

As summer fades in South Florida, the zest for diet, exercise<br />

and alluring shape only accelerates. “If I could just be one<br />

size smaller,” is not reserved for swimsuits. We are a people<br />

addicted to healthy, fit bodies and beautiful contours, and now,<br />

those of us who pine for any easy fix to love handles, muffin tops<br />

and man boobs have a resource that seems too good to be true.<br />

The technology is called Vanquish, a completely non-invasive<br />

procedure to annihilate fat cells using radio frequency.<br />

Dermatology and Laser Medicine claim it as an enormous<br />

breakthrough. There is no surgery involved and no needles are required;<br />

in fact, the procedure is completely pain free. The machine<br />

never even touches the patient’s skin. Deep tissue heating without<br />

damaging skin or muscle effects measurable results in this FDA approved<br />

approach to the destruction of fat cells. Results can be seen<br />

after just four sessions of forty-five minutes each.<br />

Vanquish fat melting sessions are controlled and comfortable.<br />

The dermatologist will adjust the laser to hover over the areas of<br />

the body to be treated, never touching the machine to the skin. The<br />

heat produced from the laser will feel warm, never hot, and will<br />

resemble the sensation of a heating pad on the belly. Sensors built<br />

into the device “tune” the patient’s fat and customize the energy<br />

required for each patient’s treatment session.<br />

The science involved is simple. Once the fat cells have been<br />

overheated, they die off and are filtered through the<br />

lymphatic system, metabolized in the liver and then<br />

excreted through urine. For this process to be effective,<br />

patients are asked to drink plenty of water before<br />

and after the procedure, aiding in the elimination of<br />

dead fat. Some minimal redness may occur at the site<br />

of the procedure, but swelling is extremely unlikely.<br />

Patients are not reporting any contraindications.<br />

They are losing two to four inches after four treatments<br />

without changing their diets or increasing exercise.<br />

Of course there are skeptics, but the ease of delivery<br />

for Vanquish speaks bundles about its ability to<br />

please patients. Unlike the other fat buster technologies<br />

of the last thirty years, treatments don’t involve<br />

downtime or discomfort for the patient. Liposuction,<br />

while capable of eradicating larger volumes of<br />

fat, requires anesthesia and surgery and sometimes<br />

delivers uneven results. Ultrasound, in which a hand<br />

piece is moved around the body to destroy fat with<br />

deep-diving sound waves, generally requires pain medication.<br />

Cryotherapthy, which freezes fat cells, does work, but is a slow<br />

process for both the patient and the technician and requires a<br />

significant time commitment. Vanquish, from all sides, seems to<br />

be the fat busting venue of the future.<br />

Vanquish is new, exciting and full of promise. Today it is eliminating<br />

beer bellies and love handles.<br />

Tomorrow it will reach to contour flabby arms and fatty necks.<br />

From the point of view of the dermatologist, this is very “cool”<br />

technology; from the point of view of the patient, this may be the<br />

hottest technique on the planet for looking good.<br />

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Chiropractic Neurology.<br />

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Chiropractic neurology is based upon the understanding that the<br />

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treatment solutions for each patient that seamlessly transitions<br />

them from pain to wellness. Contact the Conde Center and begin<br />

your journey to better health today!<br />

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health & beauty | Your Dental Health<br />

By dr. craig spodak, dmd, pa<br />

Don’t Fear the Dentist!<br />

Don’t let dental<br />

anxiety keep you<br />

from having a<br />

healthy smile.<br />

Do you suffer from fear of the dentist? If so, you’re not<br />

alone. As many as 40 million Americans share your fear,<br />

with some 4 to 8 million so fearful that they avoid dental<br />

visits all together. Sadly, avoiding the dentist leads to declining<br />

oral health, generating greater fear and anxiety, continuing the<br />

cycle of anxiety and avoidance.<br />

The types of fear can range from minor anxiety to various<br />

forms of psychiatric disorders, such as dentophobia (an inordinate<br />

fear of dental treatment), aichmophobia (a pathological fear<br />

of all sharp objects), or trypanophobia (an extreme or irrational<br />

fear of needles). For others, their fear may be triggered by the<br />

sights, sounds or smells of the dental office or the confines of the<br />

dental chair, and an overall feeling of not being in control.<br />

Regardless of fear’s form or ferocity, it’s difficult for people<br />

to visit their dentist unless the pain becomes unbearable. This<br />

pain probably could have been avoided with regular preventative<br />

care, but it’s not too late to try and overcome your fears for the<br />

sake of your health.<br />

Sleep Dentistry<br />

Genuine Sleep Dentistry is both fully tranquilizing and fully amnesiac,<br />

allowing you to relax and not focus on the sights, sounds<br />

and smells of the dental office.<br />

Until now, though, most patients had to bear the high cost, inconvenience<br />

and added stress of hospitalization in order to safely<br />

take advantage of the benefits, but no longer. Sleep Dentistry,<br />

which is administered in the dental office, allows the dentist to<br />

erase years of neglect in one visit, enabling patients to receive the<br />

care they desperately need.<br />

The key to coping with dental anxiety is to discuss your fears<br />

with your dentist. Once your dentist knows what your fears are,<br />

he/she will be able to work with you to determine the best ways to<br />

make you less anxious and more comfortable. Your dentist can also<br />

review every step of every dental appointment and procedure so<br />

you feel more in control. It’s never too late to receive optimal dental<br />

health, and don’t let your fear hinder your chances of making the<br />

most out of your beautiful smile!<br />

Spodak Dental Group<br />

3911 West <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>nue<br />

Delray Beach - 561-498-0050<br />

www.SpodakDental.com<br />

What Dentist are Doing to Help<br />

Helping patients hurdle the obstacles of their fear should be<br />

the priority of every practice. Through the skilled use of sedation,<br />

dentists can manage their patients’ fear and pain. For many, local<br />

anesthesia may be all that’s needed to achieve a calm and painfree<br />

experience. For others with mild to moderate anxiety, oral sedation<br />

or nitrous oxide (laughing gas) can be used for relaxation.<br />

Those with heightened anxiety can benefit from conscious IV<br />

sedation. Unlike oral medications, conscious IV sedation affords<br />

the dentist the ability to control the degree of sedation throughout<br />

the procedure, as needed, to ensure the patient’s optimal<br />

comfort and ease. The administration of IV sedation requires<br />

special training and certification. Placing your care in the hands<br />

of a fully-qualified practitioner will increase your confidence and<br />

quiet your anxiety.<br />

For patients with extreme anxiety, or those facing<br />

complex or lengthy procedures, IV sleep sedation is a<br />

fear-quieting option.<br />

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health & beauty | body beautiful<br />

By ashley sica<br />

Back to School,<br />

Back to YOU!<br />

Summer has come to a close and now it’s back to the<br />

school year grind. Summer is a time for loose schedules…<br />

aka missed workouts, family vacations…lots of extra<br />

calories and kids to entertain. No time to yourself!<br />

Although fun and exciting, all these<br />

summer activities can reek havoc on<br />

the body and make getting back on<br />

track that much harder. There is no better<br />

time than now to make your fitness regime<br />

part of that “grind.” Here are a few tips to get<br />

back on track, feeling good and beat those<br />

summer blues.<br />

The first and most important component<br />

of getting back on track is to have a “fitness”<br />

plan and to set a goal for yourself. Setting<br />

a fitness plan could be as simple as saying<br />

you’re going to get to the gym 3x per week.<br />

Make sure it’s at a time that will not be interrupted<br />

and a time that will work for you.<br />

Next up is to set a small goal. Having a “specific”<br />

goal will allow you to focus on training<br />

and give you extra motivation to exercise. It’s<br />

a lot easier to make it to the finish line if you<br />

have an attainable goal in sight. Whatever<br />

this goal may be, write it down and put it<br />

somewhere where you will be reminded of it<br />

everyday. Committing your goal to paper and<br />

seeing the written words are more powerful<br />

than just having a thought or talking about it.<br />

Next order of business would be for you<br />

to get your eating in check! I highly recommend<br />

keeping a daily food log of exactly everything<br />

that you are consuming…the good<br />

the bad and the ugly! This will help you<br />

easily pinpoint your strengths and weaknesses.<br />

Make sure to get in the proper mix<br />

of lean protein, complex carbohydrates,<br />

healthy fats and of course lots of veggies.<br />

Skip anything that is processed and stick<br />

to all homemade prepared meals (yes, with<br />

preparation and thought…you can do it!)<br />

The other nutrition component is water!<br />

Your body can not properly burn fat if it is<br />

dehydrated. It’s such a simple thing many<br />

people don’t do. Aim for 1oz of water per<br />

pound of bodyweight. Drinking proper<br />

amounts of water will also help to keep you<br />

feeling full, flush out toxins and help debloat<br />

you faster than you may realize. So get<br />

out that gallon and start your chuggin!<br />

The last step to help you get back on track<br />

is to find an accountability partner. Surely<br />

you can find someone…a friend, the neighbor,<br />

your dog (just kidding!) who is looking<br />

to get in shape or even just live a healthier<br />

lifestyle. An accountability partner will help<br />

keep you on track and honest. I see greater<br />

fitness retention when friends pair up.<br />

Think about it….you’re much less likely to<br />

skip your workout if someone is meeting<br />

you and it gives you someone to call when<br />

you’re ready to throw in the towel.<br />

If you follow these three principles it<br />

should help you get back on track in no time!<br />

My last piece of advice, don’t do the old…”I’ll<br />

start on Monday!” There is no better time to<br />

start than now! Come up with a plan, set a<br />

goal, clean up your eating, grab a friend and<br />

get moving! You’ll be glad you did.<br />

Ashley Sica Fitness<br />

Transformation Studio<br />

851 SE 6th <strong>Ave</strong><br />

Delray Beach, FL 33483<br />

561-445-7445<br />

Ashleysica@gmail.com<br />

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FASTPORT PASSPORT<br />

By diane feen | Photos by Melissa korman<br />

Quick, Reliable And Efficient<br />

Passport And Visa Service<br />

Your dream trip to China is only<br />

a week away. You’ve picked out<br />

your wardrobe, aired out your<br />

suitcase and arranged for the<br />

dog sitter to keep your beloved<br />

pet safe and happy.<br />

It’s one thing to make sure all your paperwork is finished and<br />

your mail is on hold, but did you realize you need a Visa to<br />

travel to India or Brazil?<br />

Sometimes in life it’s the little things that make the big picture a<br />

little blurry. That’s why Steven Fox of Brooklyn, New York created a<br />

company called Fastport Passport. This third party registered courier<br />

makes sure you get a passport or Visa quickly and efficiently.<br />

In technical terms, they are called Passport and Visa Expediting<br />

companies. Because they are registered with the U.S. Department<br />

of State, Fastport Passport can get an American traveler a US Passport<br />

or Visa in as little as 24 hours.<br />

And that’s a big deal when taking a long-awaited vacation or<br />

short notice business trip. If you’ve been to a government office<br />

for a passport and had to wait 3 hours just to hand in your paperwork,<br />

you’ll be happy to know that Fastport Passport has a local<br />

Boca Raton office.<br />

Located on Congress <strong>Ave</strong>nue near I-95, they welcome you with<br />

open arms and make the passport and visa process as easy as<br />

possible. “We are the calm amid the storm. People call us in a<br />

panic because they are leaving the country quickly. Our job is to<br />

make sure your documents are secure and are processed quickly.<br />

We also make sure everything is delivered back to you,” said<br />

Lindsey Marini, COO of Fastport Passport.<br />

Though their main office is in Brooklyn, New York, Fastport<br />

Passport provides Passport and Visa services to American travelers<br />

around the country. They’re able to expedite passport applications<br />

for people in all 50 states. They also make the process<br />

stress-free by guiding you to through the entire process and making<br />

sure you have all the proper documents.<br />

“We pride ourselves on our 5-Star reputation and excellent<br />

service. We are the best in the nation and are a family business. If<br />

you come to our office in Boca Raton you will meet our fantastic<br />

staff,” said Lindsey.<br />

Fastport Passport also has 24-hour online service if you want<br />

to order a passport or visa, or just need information. Often people<br />

don’t realize they need a new passport when they change<br />

their name after a recent marriage or divorce.<br />

If your passport is expiring in six months you will need to renew<br />

it before leaving the country. Fastport Passport also has a<br />

photo service that allows you to upload a digital photo and their<br />

passport specialists will review and print it for your passport or<br />

visa application. They can even print your passport photo and<br />

ship it to you the next business day.<br />

If you’ve never had a passport then you need to have proof of<br />

your travel plans and show you are leaving within 14 days. “We<br />

walk you through the entire process and make sure all the paperwork<br />

is filled out correctly. This way we know you’ve sent us<br />

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all the correct documents. Our customer service team can<br />

help you over the phone from all over the US. That’s how<br />

we make sure it is done properly and quickly,” said Lindsey,<br />

who moved to Boca Raton to expand the business from its<br />

New York headquarters.<br />

Things have changed a lot since 9/11 – that means you<br />

need a Passport or Visa done correctly so you can travel on<br />

the date you’ve planned. Photos need to be taken with a<br />

clear visual of your face (no glasses) and children also need<br />

passports to travel outside the US.<br />

If you go to a state agency for a passport it could take up<br />

to eight weeks (or longer) and there is little assistance to<br />

make sure all goes right. If you turn to Fastport Passport,<br />

they can get your passport in as quickly as 24 hours, or in<br />

two or three weeks, depending on your specific needs.<br />

“I’m really proud of what we have accomplished here. We<br />

can turn a chaotic situation into some of the most incredible<br />

memories from a long-awaited dream trip,” said Lindsey.<br />

She’s right. Just ask Kristen.<br />

“I highly recommend this company to anyone in need of<br />

Passport or Visa services. They were extremely fast, efficient<br />

and reliable. I received my Passport in less time than<br />

I selected in my order. I’m now ready for my international<br />

vacation and couldn’t have done it in the time needed without<br />

Fastport Passport.”<br />

Fastport Passport has been recognized as a leader in the<br />

industry for its diligence and efficiency. With new government<br />

regulations, the demand for passports has increased<br />

and so has the waiting time.<br />

“A Passport is the most important federally issued document<br />

you will carry. It’s also a great memory holder for all<br />

your cool trips.”<br />

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Thermae Retreat<br />

By nicol jenkins | Photos by Melissa korman<br />

Forget Your Worries…<br />

Bring Balance To Your Life<br />

Sacred Body Work Session with Debra Kelly, Shamanic Practitioner<br />

Imagine a place where you can<br />

come on a daily basis to unwind<br />

and truly relax your mind and<br />

body… and be in the moment.<br />

You won’t have to dream anymore… Thermae Retreat is a<br />

hidden oasis where you can forget all your worries and<br />

bring balance to your life.<br />

The moment you walk through the doors, you instantly feel<br />

at ease and a sense of relaxation. A calming aroma and soothing<br />

music sets the scene as a friendly staff member guides you to<br />

the meditation room. After you clear your mind, detox in one of<br />

the saunas, enjoy a relaxing massage or an exfoliating facial, and<br />

find peace in their tranquil garden.<br />

Thermae Day Retreat, with locations in Delray Beach and Fort<br />

Lauderdale, brings together the important aspects of wellness in<br />

one beautiful retreat. Their team of practitioners and therapists<br />

are here for your individual needs allowing you to focus on relaxation,<br />

detoxification, prevention, self- empowerment, healing<br />

and balancing of mind and awakening of spirit.<br />

Infrared and aromatherapy Finnish saunas, organic and invigorating<br />

hydrotherapy soaks, exfoliating salt scrubs, massages<br />

from aromatherapy and relaxation to deep tissue and hot stone,<br />

and organic skincare and facials are all part of the journey in the<br />

day retreat.<br />

“We are all busy and our mind is constantly going; we are<br />

thinking about what we did yesterday, where we have to be in<br />

an hour, and what we have to do tomorrow. When we are running<br />

around like that, we are really missing out on experiencing<br />

life,” says owner Kelly Doyle. “Our mission is to take you to a<br />

place of rejuvenation every time you enter our doors. We are<br />

here to teach you how to relax. How to live in the moment, find<br />

your still-point. It is in this place where we find clarity and in<br />

that clarity paths become apparent, space is given to negative<br />

thoughts and life begins to take on a natural flow.”<br />

The owner wants her customers to find purpose and meaning<br />

from their visit.<br />

“Everything we offer at Thermae Retreat is purposeful, meaning<br />

we have saunas for relaxation, detoxing, calming inflammation,<br />

lowering blood pressure and rejuvenating our skin. Custom<br />

massage such as raindrop therapy, deep tissue or Thai massage<br />

for physical pain or stress relief. Skincare to take care of our<br />

largest organ, our skin, through salt and flower petal scrubs,<br />

kelp wraps or biodynamic facials. Sacred bodywork, vibration<br />

therapies, Reiki, quantum healing and meditation sessions and<br />

we also offer monthly memberships that include unlimited use<br />

of the saunas, the meditation room, outdoor showers, move area<br />

with vibration trainers, light weights and rebounder along with<br />

10% off treatments,” says Kelly.<br />

The owner was inspired to open Thermae Retreat after discovering<br />

these methods of relaxation while on a life-changing<br />

trip at a Holland wellness center.<br />

“I spent the entire day going from one sauna to another, not<br />

talking to anyone. After three weeks, I was asked what I was<br />

thinking about and I said nothing. It was the first time when my<br />

Peaceful Relaxation in Meditation Room<br />

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detox, be still<br />

& renew...<br />

daily<br />

Detoxifying Infrared Saunas with Chromotherapy<br />

head was completely cleared and I was living in the present.<br />

When I got home, I wanted to share that feeling with others,”<br />

says Kelly. “We all have a purpose for why we are here. My<br />

purpose is to help people awaken and have a place to go to<br />

be quiet and find clarity.”<br />

Many clients have experienced positive results and now<br />

live a more stress free life.<br />

“I go to spas all over the world and I have to say this place<br />

is truly incredible. The Meditation Room was an experience<br />

by itself. Massage was deep pressure and really worked into<br />

spots other therapists disregard. The color therapy saunas<br />

were a beautiful experience. All the staff were very attentive<br />

and genuinely caring. I spent the day there and I didn’t want<br />

to go,” said a happy client.<br />

“This is one of my favorite things I experience daily. Clients<br />

and members walk in cell phone in hand, stressed<br />

faces and walk out calm, mind reset, body refreshed and<br />

skin glowing with pink cheeks. What we teach is how to be<br />

present. What we hope is that you learn over time to take<br />

that sense of presence with you and stay there for an hour,<br />

then an afternoon, then a day and next thing you know that<br />

becomes your state of being. It has an effect on everyone<br />

you talk to from a child to a workmate. It is a state of calmness<br />

and there is no better way to live,” says Kelly.<br />

Thermae Retreat<br />

205 NE 5th Terrace<br />

Delray Beach, FL 33444<br />

(561) 332-5883<br />

http://thermaeretreat.com<br />

Thermae Retreat Delray Team (l-r) Monica, Debra, Nancy, Ashley, Char and Kelly, owner<br />

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saunas | massage<br />

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biodynamic facials<br />

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meditation room<br />

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DELRAY BEACH BOXING & FITNESS<br />

By diane feen | Photos by Melissa korman<br />

The Ring of<br />

Health and Fitness<br />

If you could take a walk back in time, would you?<br />

If you could find a place that would motivate you<br />

to get in the best shape of your life, would you?<br />

If the answer is yes to any of these questions, then you must go to<br />

Delray Beach Boxing & Fitness. It’s the only boxing gym in Delray<br />

that is raw in intent with an inclusive authenticity that makes for<br />

a softer landing in the landscape of life.<br />

They’ve only been open for three months and its already being<br />

touted as the premier Boxing and Fitness Club to put down roots<br />

in Palm Beach County. As co-owner Rich Wilson likes to say, “There<br />

are no boxing gyms like this. This is a gentleman’s (and ladies) club.<br />

We’re like family here, there are no bullies on the premises.”<br />

Wilson is right. Part of the magic that surrounds this Boxing and<br />

Fitness Club is that everyone seems to congeal harmoniously. Some<br />

call it a real “Cheers” atmosphere where everyone knows your name.<br />

But we like to think of it as a heart-filled epicenter of gravity that<br />

promotes a raw sense of fitness with boxing at its core.<br />

The Boxing ring is Olympic size like the ones you see on TV. But unlike<br />

those bodily battle grounds, this one is gentler and more focused<br />

on getting clients in excellent physical and mental shape. “I have a<br />

third-degree black belt in Martial Arts and this is the best cardio I’ve<br />

ever done. It gets me in shape for golfing and is the cleanest, nicest<br />

gym I’ve ever found. The camaraderie here is unparalleled and we<br />

support each other,” said Rick Jankee, owner of Sail Inn Tavern.<br />

For Simon Reynolds Delray Boxing & Fitness Center has been life<br />

altering. “I lost 17 pounds since joining Delray Boxing. This sport requires<br />

intelligence, it’s not just physical. I’m more focused now and<br />

healthier. This is the only place I’ve ever belonged that makes me<br />

want to work out.”<br />

To offer members the best of breed in fitness and lifestyle improvement,<br />

Olympic Trained Coach, Kofi Sekyiamah is in the house.<br />

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Kofi’s goal is to improve clients lives and help them reach their<br />

health and fitness goals (however lofty).<br />

Delray Boxing recently opened a new Fitness Center with Peloton<br />

bikes, treadmills and strength training equipment. There are group<br />

classes (for boxing or fitness) or one-on-one training sessions.<br />

If you want to get fit without getting hit, try one of their “Wake<br />

Up and Box classes” at 6:30, 7:30 or 8:30am. They have stretching,<br />

shadow boxing and a heavy bag workout. Personal fitness and individual<br />

training sessions are also available.<br />

There is a Kid’s Corner (for ages 12 and up) where young people<br />

can learn a fitness discipline that builds self-esteem and endurance.<br />

Friday Nights are fight nights with guidance from boxing trainers<br />

and sparring partners. But there’s more. A lot more in store for<br />

members of this center of gravity that moves in tandem with the<br />

motion of its members.<br />

They have an English-style Pub called The Cornerman Pub &<br />

Lounge. This Speak Easy-inspired Club gives you a ringside seat<br />

for all the action in the ring (glass separates the two). Its creation<br />

is one of genius and ingenuity. For comfort and camaraderie, the<br />

walls are made with reclaimed wood from a 100-year-old barn, the<br />

bar top is made of copper and the leather stools and banquettes<br />

guarantee maximum comfort. You can get all premium liquors or<br />

beer and wine at the drop of a hat.<br />

The best part is that Matt Fronzaglia is the Managing Director.<br />

Matt is the friend you always wanted, the drinking buddy you<br />

crave and the most amiable host in the county. His wife Maria is<br />

often nearby (at night) and the two make the “Cheers” effect a<br />

wholesome reality.<br />

“There is a real bonding and sense of community that goes on between<br />

people here. They come from different social circles and career<br />

paths but everyone who comes here finds common ground. For<br />

me this is Disneyland,” said co-owner Michael Hockton, whose family<br />

had a boxing gym in East London.<br />

Hockton wants you to know “you can get fit without getting hit”<br />

and that boxing classes are available six days a week. “You can burn<br />

1000 calories in one hour of boxing,” said the Englishman whose accent<br />

will make you feel like you’re in a movie with subtitles.<br />

A little bit of England goes a long way at this Pub and Boxing<br />

Club. They have an authentic English Phone Booth where you can<br />

order cuisine from Delivery Dudes (with no fee). There are also<br />

Food Trucks for Fight Nights (broadcast on all eight of their large TV<br />

screens) when everyone gathers in the pub.<br />

If all this talk about fights and boxing has you thinking the club<br />

is for men, think again. Many of their members are women who enjoy<br />

and embrace this fitness-boxing-pub environment as much as<br />

men. Reynolds’ wife Patti often accompanies her husband in the ring<br />

where they spar. She also exercises and takes boxing lessons.<br />

Interior Designer Jenny also enjoys this 6000-square-foot machismo<br />

inspired sporting environment. “This is the most authentic boxing<br />

experience in South Florida. It’s not only the décor that is captivating,<br />

but the talent, technique and skill of the fighters inspires and<br />

motivates me. This is the best workout,” said the Boca Raton beauty.<br />

In today’s world, there isn’t much that people agree on. But at Delray<br />

Beach Boxing & Fitness Center there’s a harmony and camaraderie<br />

that encompasses all in the world that is inherently good.<br />

Stop by and see for yourself. It’s nirvana for the sports and health<br />

minded and the best place on earth for those who want to be embraced<br />

with kindness, courageousness and comfort.<br />

Delray Beach Boxing & Fitness Center<br />

2455 N. Old Dixie Hwy<br />

561-501-2855<br />

www.facebook.com/delrayboxing<br />

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atlantic grille<br />

By linda brown<br />

The Search for Great<br />

Dining in Delray Is Over<br />

Downtown Delray Beach has<br />

become a fun, friendly, and<br />

one-of-a-kind oceanfront<br />

destination. The walkability,<br />

range of offerings, and proximity<br />

to a world-class beach make<br />

Delray Beach a favorite resort<br />

town, and one of the only<br />

“downtowns” in the United States<br />

with an adjacent beach.<br />

This trendy arts community is home to so many outdoor festivals,<br />

events, and entertainment venues, that it’s no wonder almost<br />

two million people each year visit its two miles of public<br />

beachfront. Visitors and locals alike can shop or soak up the sun in<br />

the daytime and enjoy vibrant, lively nightlife in the evenings. But if<br />

catching some of the most delicious seafood at the peak of freshness<br />

is on your to-do list, head for The <strong>Atlantic</strong> Grille.<br />

Located in the luxurious Seagate Hotel on Delray Beach’s famed <strong>Atlantic</strong><br />

<strong>Ave</strong>nue, the restaurant is surrounded by charming boutiques,<br />

galleries, and lounges. Just steps from the ocean, this eclectic eatery<br />

perfectly captures the unique flavor of Delray Beach, with both its<br />

delightful décor and inventive cuisine.<br />

The restaurant houses a 450-gallon aquarium full of tranquil<br />

moon jellyfish, in addition to a twenty foot wide by four foot high<br />

2,500-gallon shark tank with a variety of sharks, including black tip<br />

sharks, a Japanese leopard shark, and several horn sharks.<br />

The eclectic bill of fare and dining options match the décor. From<br />

meeting friends for handcrafted cocktails to grabbing some light fare<br />

such as salads and sandwiches, there’s no better place to absorb the<br />

local scene than Jelly’s Bar and fire-pit lounge. Enjoy great people<br />

watching and dining alfresco amidst calming ocean breezes.<br />

Dinner in the main dining room features seafood, steaks, pasta,<br />

and salads, all prepared with imaginative skill and flawless technique.<br />

But, if brunch is your favorite meal, The <strong>Atlantic</strong> Grille has<br />

Delray’s best brunch, by far. From the tropical pancakes with orange,<br />

pineapple, kiwi, mango, and coconut compote, to the Benedict trio,<br />

with beef tenderloin Benedict with béarnaise sauce, crab cake Benedict<br />

with red pepper sauce, and lobster Benedict with sauce choron,<br />

the extensive weekend brunch menu is sure to become the highlight<br />

of a great beach weekend.<br />

Bold flavors, the freshest ingredients, and weekly menu changes<br />

make every meal at The <strong>Atlantic</strong> Grille an original culinary experience.<br />

Along with delicious food and aquatic atmosphere, add some great<br />

live entertainment and you’ll have a dining experience that’s unmatched.<br />

For live music lovers, the restaurant features Doo Wop Tuesdays,<br />

and Wednesdays through Saturdays, you can catch a performance by<br />

singer, piano player, and local favorite, Orson Whitfield. On Thursdays,<br />

Orson teams up with The <strong>Atlantic</strong> Blues Band for an unforgettable<br />

Blues Night. Recently, the restaurant added a Sunday Sinatra Night.<br />

There is indeed something for everyone.<br />

This summer season, once again, the restaurant is offering a prix<br />

fixe menu, available Sundays through Tuesdays until September 30.<br />

The acclaimed menu includes three courses with a complimentary<br />

bottle of wine for only $38 per person. For the lucky locals who call<br />

Delray Beach home, this is an absolute must for their summer guests.<br />

For events and private parties, there are two private dining spaces<br />

inside The <strong>Atlantic</strong> Grille. The glass-encased Wine Room features a<br />

12-foot stone table with seating for 18 and custom-designed, handblown<br />

glass chandeliers, making it the ideal venue for rehearsal dinners,<br />

birthdays, anniversaries, business meetings, holiday parties,<br />

and family and social gatherings. The smaller private dining room<br />

seats parties of 10, perfect for intimate or business dining experiences.<br />

Both rooms can be reserved.<br />

Whether relaxing on the front patio, enjoying gracious fine dining<br />

in the main dining room, sipping delicious drinks at the lively<br />

bar, or holding a private party in one of the smaller rooms, guests<br />

will find that The <strong>Atlantic</strong> Grille has a touch of casual sophistication<br />

that feels right at home in Delray Beach’s historic, vibrant downtown.<br />

Make a reservation by calling 561-653-3499, on OpenTable,<br />

or visiting online at The<strong>Atlantic</strong>Grille.com<br />

BRUNCH: Saturday & Sunday: 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.<br />

DINNER: Sunday to Thursday: 5:30 to 10:00 p.m.<br />

Friday & Saturday: 5:30 to 11:00 p.m.<br />

BAR: Monday to Thursday: 3:00 p.m. to close<br />

Friday to Sunday: 11:00 a.m.to close<br />

Happy Hour: 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. nightly<br />

Entertainment Tuesday to Sunday<br />

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45 SHOWS. 5 LECTURES. UNLIMITED FUN!<br />

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Details and tickets at OldSchoolSquare.org<br />

51 N. Swinton <strong>Ave</strong> | Delray Beach 33444 | 561.243.7922 | Box Office x1<br />

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Luxury Performance Automotive Group<br />

By nicol jenkins | Photos by Melissa korman<br />

Your Local Luxury-Performance<br />

Dealer for Sales, Service, and Parts<br />

Some might call Rod Rifai a<br />

matchmaker… There’s not a day<br />

that goes by that he isn’t helping<br />

clients find just the perfect fit.<br />

Whether an ultra luxury Porsche or Range Rover, an everyday<br />

Toyota or solving service problems, Rod and his<br />

experienced team are always there to help with all your<br />

automotive needs.<br />

For over 30 years, Rod has perfected the matchmaking business<br />

when it comes to automotive sales, service and parts. He continues<br />

to expand his business, Luxury Performance Automotive Group, located<br />

in Delray Beach just one mile North of <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>nue. With<br />

the building being over 25,000 square feet, they offer an excess of<br />

55 vehicles inside one of their showrooms. Clients can find their<br />

next vehicle in the comfort of an air conditioned showroom; or in a<br />

state-of-the-art warehouse with cars stacked to the ceiling, customers<br />

can inspect the vehicle and take it out for a test drive through<br />

an automated door and return back to the warehouse without<br />

having to deal with the extreme heat of summer or the sporadic<br />

rain storms of South Florida. The business also offers a full service<br />

state-of- the-art service facility for all types of vehicles.<br />

State of the art European manufactured storage lifts<br />

“We were selling only ultra luxury vehicles but saw the demand<br />

for luxury and economy cars since there are no franchise stores for<br />

brands like BMW, Audi, Bentley, Porsche, and Land Rover in the<br />

area. We also saw the need for high quality service at an affordable<br />

price,” said the owner. “Service is the key to our business. We<br />

service all kinds of vehicles and specialize in Land Rovers, BMWs,<br />

Audi, Porsche and Mercedes Benz. This provides the customer with<br />

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a great convenience as they can get their vehicles serviced locally<br />

in Delray Beach and not have to travel to West Palm or Fort Lauderdale,<br />

and they get the same atmosphere of a new car store but at up<br />

to half the price of a new car dealership.”<br />

When you walk into the showroom, you are in awe of the beautiful<br />

luxury cars, from the Ferraris to a collector’s Mercedes Benz<br />

SLS Gulwing. The showroom is filled with works of art from local<br />

artists and offers a clean waiting room for clients and guests.<br />

Their knowledgeable and friendly staff greets clients with a smile<br />

and a helping hand and makes you feel right at home. The sales<br />

manager has over 20 years experience in the luxury car business,<br />

the finance manager has more than 14 years experience, the master<br />

technician has an excess of 30 years experience, and all their<br />

technicians are ASE certified.<br />

Because they are family-owned and operated, they take as much<br />

time hand-picking the automotive technicians as they do in ensuring<br />

that you get the best customer service. The owner is proud of<br />

their service specialists who combine over 60 years of experience<br />

with master training in European automobiles. Their technical<br />

expertise and state-of-the-art diagnostic and repair technologies<br />

address any service issue you encounter. With every service, they<br />

treat your vehicle to a complimentary safety inspection, wash and<br />

vacuum. If you can’t come right away, we can store your vehicle in<br />

an air-conditioned facility that is constantly monitored. If you’re<br />

extremely busy, we can even arrange for car pickup and delivery<br />

and they even have a shuttle to and from <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>nue if you<br />

want to stop for lunch or go to the beach while waiting.<br />

“We only hire top notch people to create a top notch experience,”<br />

added the owner.<br />

What also sets the company apart from the rest is the stateof-the-art<br />

technology and automotive equipment. The owner has<br />

spared no expense on purchasing the best in the industry from a<br />

three car lift that is a must see to a tire machine that changes a<br />

tire without touching the wheel, to the highest quality OEM diagnostic<br />

computer software. Their technicians are qualified and<br />

experienced in working on all auto types from Ferraris to Toyotas<br />

and services range from oil changes and new tires to brakes and<br />

engine diagnostic and repair.<br />

“Every customer, no matter their type of vehicle from KIA, Toyota,<br />

Nissan to Mercedes Benz, BMW or Ferrari, is treated with the<br />

same luxury service at an extremely competitive price. Luxury<br />

Performance Automotive Group provides an ultra luxury facility<br />

with an ultra luxury atmosphere at an incredible value to our customers,”<br />

says Rod.<br />

Over his 30-year automotive career, Rod has worked with a<br />

Rod Rifai, President of Luxury Performance Auto<br />

Group in Porsche showroom next to late model 911<br />

wide variety of automobiles. His passion for the car business began<br />

at a young age when he started buying and fixing up cars and<br />

then racing them. He then worked in banking and then managed<br />

car dealerships before owning several new car dealerships in the<br />

Miami market.<br />

“I have been in the automotive industry for over 30 years and<br />

owned predominantly new car dealerships. After I sold them all,<br />

I moved to Delray Beach to retire but I got bored and missed my<br />

passion. I wanted to do what I love to do, which is working with<br />

cars and helping people,” he said.<br />

Since he started his automotive career to this day, he still experiences<br />

joy in connecting car buyers with vehicles that meet<br />

their needs, from entry level vehicles to luxury or collectible automobiles.<br />

“It’s always fun to help a customer find a car that fits their current<br />

needs. It doesn’t matter if it’s a $300,000 Ferrari or a $10,000<br />

KIA, to that person regardless of price it’s their new car. Finding<br />

the right car for the right customer is very rewarding,” says Rod.<br />

If you are looking to purchase or lease a quality pre-owned<br />

luxury or economy car, search no further! Rod and his team of<br />

experienced automotive experts will assist you in finding the<br />

perfect car for you!<br />

Luxury Performance<br />

Automotive Group<br />

1800 N Federal Highway<br />

Delray Beach FL 33483<br />

561-926-9599<br />

www.lpautogroup.com<br />

Modern Service facility with the latest technology<br />

Completely remodeled ultra luxury showroom<br />

with many late model vehicles on display<br />

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GOLD COAST DERMATOLOGY CENTER<br />

By diane feen | Photos by Melissa korman<br />

Making Skin Beautiful<br />

One Person At A Time<br />

Gold Coast Dermatology Center<br />

dedicates itself to the art of<br />

healing and wellness. They<br />

treat all types of skin conditions<br />

and are dedicated to smoothing<br />

out winkles in your well-being.<br />

Zo Skin Health Line by Zein Obagi<br />

To accomplish this goal, they have two extremely accomplished<br />

Aestheticians that offer the latest in skin care treatments within<br />

the medical spa category.<br />

It’s one thing to go to a day spa – but another to do so under the<br />

watchful eye of a Board-Certified Dermatologist. “We customize every<br />

treatment for your skin type and set goals for your skin. When necessary<br />

we work with the doctor synergistically so you receive the right<br />

treatment for your skin,” said Lauren Kalina, a licensed Professional<br />

Medical Aesthetician with 27 years of experience in this healing art.<br />

Kalina is not just an extraordinary leader in the field of skin care,<br />

but her passion for her clients – and the industry – is legendary. She<br />

started one of the first day spas in Boca Raton and has dedicated her<br />

life to helping patients look and feel beautiful.<br />

To accomplish this goal Gold Coast Dermatology offers an array<br />

of skin treatments that address the essence of what your skin needs<br />

to retain its youthful glow. One such avenue is through a treatment<br />

known as Micro-needling. The result is the stimulation of collagen,<br />

reducing fine lines and plumping out wrinkles. It also tones and tightens<br />

skin and can reduce stretch marks and acne scars.<br />

“Micro-needling fights the aging process and increases blood flow.<br />

It’s become very popular, is non-invasive and stimulates skins natural<br />

healing process,” said Kalina.<br />

Illona and Lauren<br />

Another avenue to agelessness is Dermaplaning. This treatment<br />

exfoliates the skin and gives it the dewy glow that celebrities seem to<br />

have a patent on. It’s perfect for delicate skin, takes peach fuzz off the<br />

face (it’s a total bonus) and is minimally invasive.<br />

Another cutting-edge way to keep your skin youthful is by having<br />

a chemical peel. Gold Coast Dermatology offers quite a few different<br />

options in this category but one of the most popular is the VI Peel®.<br />

This advanced medical peel effectively treats hyper-pigmentation,<br />

age spots, fine lines and wrinkles, acne and sun damage.<br />

You could say the skin-care industry has come a long way. What is<br />

now possible might have seemed like science fiction years’ ago. But<br />

with the latest technology your skin can retain its youthfulness far<br />

beyond your chronological years.<br />

“We have discovered many new treatments to help your skin regain<br />

its youthful appearance. We now have technology and science<br />

behind these treatments and our patients are becoming more proactive<br />

to protect their skin from the aging process,” adds Kalina, who is<br />

a former Esthetics Instructor, licensed by the Florida Department of<br />

Health and triple Certified in Micro-Needling.<br />

Another state-of-the-art skin peel is their Signature Peel, Revive.<br />

This custom blended specialty peel is gentle and reveals a fresher<br />

more radiant skin. The Revive Peel improves skin texture and uneven<br />

skin tone. The result is radiant skin that will have everyone saying,<br />

‘your skin looks beautiful.’<br />

To keep up with the demand for skin radiance Gold Coast Dermatology<br />

has added another licensed Medical Aesthetician to their staff<br />

– Ilona Gomez. Gomez is certified in chemical peels and advanced facial<br />

massage techniques.<br />

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Microneedling Signature Facial Dermaplaning<br />

Just like Kalina, she is lauded for her gentle touch and positive attitude.<br />

“I strive to give my clients the results they seek while promoting<br />

deep relaxation. My philosophy is to refine the art of healing by maximizing<br />

and balancing the client’s body, mind and spirit,” said Gomez.<br />

To keep skin in perfect balance and harmony Kalina suggests regular<br />

facials be part of your beauty regime. The treatment rooms are<br />

soothing with relaxing music, candles and essential oils. The crystal<br />

chandeliers and heated tables are guaranteed to make you feel like<br />

you’ve entered a back door to heaven.<br />

“Each facial is customized for the client’s skin type. We set goals<br />

and work with the doctor to make sure you get what is best for your<br />

skin. We have the best of both worlds – medical and spa. When you<br />

leave here you’ll have clean, fresh, bright luminous skin.”<br />

As part of good skin care and maintenance Kalina insists that consistency<br />

is key. “Home care is imperative to maintaining your skin<br />

health between treatments. Gold Coast Dermatology offer clients a<br />

wide variety of skin care products.”<br />

The most coveted is a line by Dr. Zein Obagi called ZO®. This upscale<br />

line consists of cleansers for all skin types, exfoliating products,<br />

acne treatment, toners, brightners and healing creams. They also<br />

carry Eau Thermale Avène products perfect for sensitive skin. Their<br />

products soothe, soften and calm the skin.<br />

Beautiful skin is not something to admire on others, it’s attainable<br />

for anyone who seeks its reverie. With so many new treatments and<br />

products Gold Coast Dermatology Center is poised to make the outer<br />

you match the youthful inner you!<br />

Gold Coast Dermatology Center<br />

4600 Linton Blvd. - Suite 340<br />

Delray Beach, FL 33484<br />

Phone (561) 495-9797<br />

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DELIA WEISS MD & WELLNESS<br />

By David Seghers | Photos by drew bosarge<br />

Adult Internal<br />

Medicine Physician<br />

Right In Your<br />

Neighborhood<br />

Dr. Delia Weiss’s office has a<br />

comfortable, homelike quality, while<br />

maintaining a modern, cutting edge,<br />

scientific-based medical practice.<br />

There is a pharmacy next door, in office laboratory tests are<br />

available, and the office has Saturday and evening hours, as<br />

well as a central location with easy parking. The office is located<br />

at 200 Lindell Boulevard, at the Federal Highway border of<br />

Delray Beach and Boca Raton.<br />

Dr. Weiss grew up in Miami, Florida, completed her undergraduate<br />

degree at Cornell University, her Doctor of Medicine at University<br />

of Illinois, and her Internal Medicine residency at Alton Ochsner<br />

Medical Foundation in New Orleans.<br />

Local residents (adults only) are invited to visit and get to know<br />

Dr. Weiss and her wellness staff at the Healthy Happy Hour, held<br />

6:30 to 7:30PM the last Wednesday, of each month. RSVP online at<br />

www.DeliaWeissMD.com or by phone at (561) 243-8783.<br />

DELIA WEISS MD & WELLNESS routinely manages most adult<br />

outpatient medical issues (excluding surgery, addiction, bipolar,<br />

schizophrenia, and people under the age of 35 years with mood<br />

disorder). Insurance (Aetna, Avmed, Blue Cross, Cigna, Humana,<br />

United, Medicare) and private pay are accepted, with budgetfriendly<br />

fees.<br />

Holistic Wellness services are also provided at DELIA WEISS MD<br />

& WELLNESS, for those who want a physician’s expertise in optimal<br />

health, healthy lifestyle guidance, nutrition assessment, weight and<br />

stress management, peak performance, anti-aging, hormone balancing<br />

and intravenous therapies. Holistic Wellness Services are<br />

direct pay and are not covered by insurance.<br />

Receptionist, Ardele, is kind and welcoming and experienced<br />

with helping medical patients. Dr. Weiss enjoys getting to<br />

know each person, and develops mutually respectful, trusting<br />

partnerships, to deliver the highest quality professional physician<br />

services. After developing such a partnership, Dr. Weiss’s patient,<br />

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Debbie Abrams said, “Bright, experienced and kind, Dr. Weiss<br />

spends sufficient time with me, and follows up to see how I’m<br />

doing after my visit.”<br />

Most of your diagnostic testing can be completed in the office, after<br />

consulting with Dr. Weiss. Lab technician specialist, Roshell, is experienced<br />

and has a gentle hand when it comes to drawing blood. Dr.<br />

Weiss explains test results in person, and provides specialized professional<br />

physician therapy, based on scientific test results and your<br />

unique health profile. Basic therapeutic lifestyle changes and natural<br />

therapies are encouraged, when safe, to promote risk reduction.<br />

The medical staff at DELIA WEISS MD & WELLNESS will make<br />

your health their top priority and work together to create a positive<br />

health care experience, for new and returning clients. Dr. Weiss<br />

and staff agree, “We work well together, because we all love to see<br />

people improve their health, energy level and quality of life.”<br />

Delia Weiss MD<br />

Professional Internal Medicine Services<br />

200 Lindell Blvd., Suite 914<br />

Delray Beach, FL 33483<br />

(561) 243.8783<br />

deliaweissmd.com<br />

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ack to school<br />

By nicol jenkins<br />

Preparations For a<br />

Successful School Year<br />

First Day of School is Monday, <strong>August</strong> 14<br />

It’s almost back to the books and homework<br />

for Delray Beach students, and there’s no<br />

better way to start the year off right than to<br />

plan ahead for the first day back.<br />

Set your alarm clocks… The first day of school for Palm Beach<br />

County and Delray Beach students is Monday, <strong>August</strong> 14.<br />

While students are looking forward to seeing their friends<br />

and classmates, they might be nervous about starting back in a new<br />

classroom with a different teacher or at a new school. Parents can<br />

help ease the back to school jitters and the transition from summer<br />

to another school year by using these helpful tips.<br />

Get familiar with the school. If your child is attending a new<br />

school, visit the campus a few weeks before school begins. Walk<br />

around the hallways, classrooms, cafeteria and school office so your<br />

child will know how to navigate their way around their new school.<br />

Make a doctor appointment for your children before they head<br />

back to the classroom. Students must be healthy before they get<br />

back to school so they are ready to learn. State law also requires<br />

all Florida students to have their immunization records showing<br />

their vaccination history. In addition, parents enrolling their children<br />

for the first time in any Palm Beach County school must provide<br />

a Florida Certification of Immunization (DH 680 form). The<br />

Florida Department of Health in Palm Beach County has a full list of<br />

immunization requirements and its immunization van schedule at<br />

palmbeach.floridahealth.gov.<br />

Start early in all areas of back to school from bedtime to meal-<br />

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time and homework time. Tuck your child into bed earlier. Start<br />

back with earlier bedtime hours a few weeks before school starts<br />

so they can get adjusted to the new schedule. Also, start the healthy<br />

breakfast routine now so they won’t be craving junk food. Establishing<br />

schedules for homework, dinnertime, TV and sports times<br />

also helps. Arranging play times for your child and their classmates<br />

to meet before the start of school will help them get excited to go<br />

back with their friends.<br />

Back to school safety is the first priority. Children should know<br />

who to contact in case of an emergency and the best contact telephone<br />

number. Students should also be aware of traffic safety if<br />

walking or taking a bus to school. Find out the bus times and routes,<br />

know the bike and walking paths or chart out your carpooling<br />

plans ahead of time. Bullying is also an important conversation to<br />

have with your children. They should know how to report bullying<br />

instances, and be aware that it is okay to talk about what happened<br />

if they were bullied or witnessed bullying.<br />

Check your Back to School shopping lists. The earlier you shop,<br />

the better the deals on school supplies and clothing. But make sure<br />

you check the list first before buying supplies because some teachers<br />

require specific supplies. Also, be aware of the school’s dress<br />

code and what your child can and cannot wear during the school<br />

year. Now is the time to check with your school on any changes to<br />

their policies, as well as to find their suggested donation list for<br />

school supplies.<br />

An apple a day keeps the doctor away. School meals are<br />

also an important preparation for the school year. If you are<br />

packing your child’s lunch, be sure to include healthy meal<br />

items and mix it up during the week so they don’t get bored<br />

eating the same food over and over. If your children are eating<br />

at the school cafeteria, be sure to put aside enough lunch<br />

money and encourage choosing healthier meal choices. You<br />

can find the Palm Beach County Public Schools lunch menu<br />

on their website at http://www.palmbeachschools.org/<br />

sfs/index.asp. When your child gets home from school,<br />

make them some healthy snacks and be sure to prepare<br />

some hearty meals for dinnertime!<br />

The planning doesn’t stop during the school day.<br />

After care or after school activities are also an important<br />

part of the preparation process. Make sure to know<br />

the dates and times for after school sporting practices, games<br />

or after school club meetings so you can arrange pick-up or<br />

carpooling. If you need to utilize after care programs, some local<br />

schools offer this service at the schools, while others do not have<br />

the programs or space. Check with your child’s school for more information<br />

on after care programs, sports or club activities.<br />

Check your child’s school website as a resource. It is filled<br />

with important dates, phone numbers and event information. Many<br />

times, the school’s website will be updated and announce school<br />

activities, half days and other important information for students<br />

and parents.<br />

Encourage your child to do their best and enjoy a successful<br />

school year ahead!<br />

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OLD SCHOOL SQUARE<br />

Party with Us During the<br />

Dog Days of Summer!<br />

Cornell Art Museum Hosts<br />

First Friday Art Walk <strong>August</strong> 4<br />

Crest Theatre Galleries, Friday, <strong>August</strong> 4th, 6-9 p.m.<br />

Admission is free.<br />

This month’s Art Walk will feature the amazing abstract works of<br />

local artist, James Rabidoux. Come and meet him! Due to the Museum’s<br />

closure for interior renovations, the summer Art Walk events<br />

are located in the Crest Theatre Galleries. Follow the Museum on social<br />

media for updates! Facebook: @OldSchoolSquareCornellArtMuseum;<br />

Instagram: @CornellArtMuseum; Twitter: @CornellMuseum.<br />

Sizzlin’ Summer Social Series<br />

Wraps Up this Month in the<br />

Fieldhouse<br />

Tickets just $45 each (all inclusive!); tickets are limited, so<br />

buy early! 21 and over only.<br />

Vodka Riot – Saturday, <strong>August</strong> 12th, 7-9 p.m. – Experience delectable<br />

Vodka-infused dishes, created by local top chefs, paired with<br />

crafted Vodka cocktails. Participating restaurants include 50 Ocean,<br />

Farmer’s Table, Max’s Harvest, MIA Kitchen Bar and Death or Glory.<br />

Bottomless Bloody Mary & Brunch on a Stick – Sunday, <strong>August</strong> 27th,<br />

1-3 p.m. – Indulge in culinary creations on a skewer that will accompany<br />

each Bloody Mary. An array of sweets, cheese and fruit will also<br />

be provided. Participating restaurants include Ceviche 401, Harvest<br />

Seasonal Grill & Wine Bar, Death or Glory, Pizza Rustica and Lilo’s.<br />

Old School Square Opens<br />

Public and Internet Ticket<br />

Sales <strong>August</strong> 15!<br />

Tuesday, <strong>August</strong> 15th at 10 a.m. For questions, call the Box<br />

Office at 561-243-7922, ext. 1.<br />

The <strong>2017</strong>-18 Season starts in October, but NOW is the time to<br />

purchase individual tickets to get the best seats available! View<br />

the <strong>2017</strong>-18 season brochure at OldSchoolSquare.org or stop by<br />

our Box Office in the Crest Theatre to pick one up!<br />

Crest Theatre Launches Cult<br />

Classic Film Series with Dude<br />

Night <strong>August</strong> 18<br />

Old School Square and Delivery Dudes have partnered up for five<br />

cult classic films. General admission tickets, $5; VIP tickets $15<br />

(includes balcony seating, one drink, one food item and “text for bar<br />

service” option). Doors open at 7 p.m. Costumes encouraged! Prizes<br />

awarded at intermission.<br />

<strong>August</strong> 18 – Dude Night with the Big Lebowski (1998) -- trivia/<br />

bowling pin art auction 8 p.m.; film at 9.<br />

<strong>August</strong> 25 – Wet Hot American Summer (2001) – film at 8 p.m.<br />

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September 1 – The Blues Brothers (1980) – film at 8 p.m.<br />

September 8 – Frat Night with Animal House (1978) / Old<br />

School (2003) – double-feature, 8 p.m.<br />

September 15 – Airplane! (1980) – film at 8 p.m.<br />

Creative Arts School Offers<br />

a Fun Night of Canvas &<br />

Cocktails, <strong>August</strong> 31<br />

Last Thursday each month, 7- 9 p.m. Pre-registration is required;<br />

fee $35 (includes materials and one drink ticket).This<br />

is a fun art experience where you can create an art piece in a relaxed<br />

atmosphere… all while enjoying a glass of wine, a craft beer<br />

or a signature cocktail. Each month offers something different<br />

with one of our professional art instructors. No experience necessary!<br />

It’s a perfect girls’ night out, group night or date night.<br />

Old School Square is the center of arts & entertainment in<br />

downtown Delray Beach and has served as the community’s<br />

gathering place for over 25 years. The historic campus welcomes<br />

half a million people each year for programs, classes, events and<br />

rental activities and includes the intimate Crest Theatre (in the<br />

restored 1925 Delray High School building) the Cornell Art Museum<br />

(in the 1913 Delray Elementary building), and the Fieldhouse<br />

(c. 1925). The Pavilion, which opened in 2002, hosts outdoor concerts<br />

and shows. The Creative Arts School (2nd floor of the Crest<br />

Theatre building) offers art, photography and writing classes. Old<br />

School Square also serves as a venue for community, corporate,<br />

private and media events. For information on all programs and<br />

services, call 561-243-7922 or visit OldSchoolSquare.org.<br />

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A community<br />

activist has a<br />

responsibility to<br />

their community<br />

and to themselves.<br />

Jeannie Fernsworth<br />

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egulars | city people<br />

by diane feen | photo by melissa korman<br />

The Green Goddess<br />

Not many people were fortunate<br />

enough to roam the halls of the Capital<br />

Building or have Helen Thomas as a<br />

babysitter in the Senate Press Gallery.<br />

But then again there aren’t too many people like Jeannie Fernsworth.<br />

That’s because Fernsworth is like a meteorite – swift,<br />

bright and all encompassing. In laymen’s terms she’s a visionary,<br />

botanist, intellectual, advocate for children and families and a<br />

community activist.<br />

To some this moniker might be a bit controversial. But not to this renegade.<br />

“A community activist has a responsibility to their community<br />

and to themselves. I wear that mantle proudly,” said the co-founder of<br />

the Delay Beach Children’s Garden.<br />

As Reverend Paul Kane of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Delray likes to<br />

say, “Jeannie is a true renaissance woman who walks the walk. The Children’s<br />

Garden, that she co-founded, is a jewel in our community. Children<br />

go there with parents and grandparents and connect with nature.”<br />

Connecting with nature is one of Fernsworth’s passions. But to say it’s<br />

her only passion would undermine her vast natural resources. She does,<br />

however, have a degree in Botany horticulture and worked at the New York<br />

and Brooklyn Botanical Garden. But that is only part and parcel of a woman<br />

who took a three month moped ride through The Cévennes to Paris.<br />

It wasn’t mere wanderlust that motivated this young woman, it was<br />

something more cerebral. “I read about Don Quixote’s travel adventures<br />

on a donkey and decided I would do the same thing. I slept in nunneries<br />

and would tell stories.”<br />

You could say that Fernsworth is the ultimate story teller. It’s part of<br />

her DNA and a by-product of her intellectual heritage. Her father Lawrence<br />

was a foreign correspondent for The New York Times and The<br />

London Times and was head of the Foreign Correspondents Association.<br />

He hung out with anarchists and republicans in France and Spain and<br />

knew historical figures like Winston Churchill and Ernest Hemingway.<br />

“One day my father was in a hotel lobby in Spain and Hemingway<br />

came up to him and said, ‘Larry that was a first rate article, we need to<br />

get this information out.’ My dad replied, ‘And, you are who? Hemingway<br />

replied, ‘I’m Ernest Hemingway.’”<br />

Like her father Fernsworth sought out adventure and diversity. When<br />

she was in high school in Virginia (where she was born), she spent time at<br />

the drama department at University of Virginia. “It was an all male college<br />

and they needed women in their plays. After school I would read the parts.”<br />

Fernsworth also worked at Liberties Bookstore in Boca Raton when<br />

it was at its zenith. “Liberties was the heartbeat of intellectualism at the<br />

time. One day CIA Agent Tony Mendez and espionage historian Keith<br />

Melton came in to take pictures of themselves standing next to their new<br />

book Masters of Disguise. It was later made into a movie called Argo.”<br />

You can bet there weren’t too many other people who knew what was<br />

happening that day. But Fernsworth’s pedigree and curiosity usually<br />

lands her a front row seat (and wide angle lens) tilted toward humanistic<br />

integrity and diversity.<br />

“Jeannie has an encyclopedic knowledge and wealth of information on<br />

a variety of subjects. Anything she puts her hand on is going to be marvelous.<br />

She’s a free spirit with a generous heart,” said her friend Jill Karlin,<br />

artist and VP of Gray Mockingbird Community Garden in Lake Worth.<br />

Karlin is right. Fernsworth is as adept at helping people as she is at<br />

nurturing Mother Nature’s offspring’s. She has volunteered for various<br />

organizations and ran “Project Grow” for Adopt a Family, a social service<br />

agency in Lake Worth. “I went to funeral homes and got buckets of flowers<br />

for the kids to learn flower arranging. Even the boys made flower<br />

arrangements. They would take them to their teachers and it became a<br />

language of forgiveness for at risk children.”<br />

But the crown jewel of Fernsworth’s work (and current passion) is<br />

the hidden jewel of earthly refinement – the Delray Children’s Garden.<br />

Located next to St. Paul’s Church, it has a Topiary Zoo, Wishing Wellness<br />

garden, Herb and Veggie Garden, Tropical Fruit Trees, a seven-foot Storytelling<br />

Chair, Fish and Turtle pond and a Grass River Hut for classes,<br />

celebrations and gatherings.<br />

The need for a children’s garden is not mere child’s play, according<br />

to this mistress of greenery. “If we don’t guide our children to navigate<br />

through nature, how can they grow up with an awareness of how to navigate<br />

an airport, or the world? We want our children to be strong, brave<br />

and courageous. We’re nurturing them, not catering to fear.”<br />

Fear is something that Fernsworth seems immune to. She tackles<br />

projects with the ease of a Wallenda and has the bravado of Wonder<br />

Woman. Just being around her makes you realize that life is infinite and<br />

boundaries are for the timid.<br />

“Jeannie is a bold and daring pioneer who’s not afraid to think different.<br />

She brings a sense of history, diversity and universal understanding<br />

of natural harmony. She’s a powerful asset to our community,” said Wise<br />

Tribe founder Jacqueline Botting.<br />

Power is something that Fernsworth is imbued with naturally. She uses<br />

it for the good of those around her, and to make the world a better place.<br />

But when asked about her elegant clothing choices, she has this to say,<br />

“Clothing is power. The way you wear them is the mantle that you carry.”<br />

And for Fernsworth the mantle she carries is omniscient. Just ask the<br />

co-founder of the Delray Children’s Garden, Shelly Zacks.<br />

“Every day I spend in the garden with Jeannie is a learning experience.<br />

She is a plant genius and a powerful force in implementing positive<br />

change in the community. The Children’s Garden is blessed to be filled<br />

with her expertise, passion and especially her laughter.”<br />

We are glad that Fernsworth’s roots are firmly planted in Delray Beach.<br />

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dining | restaurant review<br />

By diane feen | Photos by melisa korman<br />

2lb Maine Lobster<br />

The Station House Restaurant<br />

Lobster Du Jour And More<br />

If you want to take a walk through South Florida history you<br />

can’t do better than The Station House Restaurant in Lantana.<br />

The white wood paneled restaurant with the Cape Cod exterior<br />

(and interior) was once the Lantana Train Depot.<br />

But things have changed. It’s now a comfy rustically refined<br />

eatery that has lobster as the main character with other<br />

leading roles well defined within the seafood realm.<br />

The Station House has a long illustrious heritage. Opened 25<br />

years ago it has been a place where Lobster<br />

lovers came to roost (you could hear the Bostonian<br />

accent from the rafters). It wasn’t just<br />

the lobsters that had people coming from miles<br />

away, it was also the jovial cottage atmosphere<br />

reminiscent of the Hamptons or Cape Cod.<br />

Some things have stayed the same (the food)<br />

and others have changed (the owner). But don’t<br />

despair, there is good news on the seafaring<br />

horizon. The food is back to its historic roots –<br />

moist lobsters in sizes of up to 10 pounds that<br />

are brought in from Maine. “We are bringing<br />

back the luster to this restaurant and have kept<br />

many of the popular dishes that have made it a<br />

favorite for so many. We have a responsibility to keep the Station<br />

House name alive,” said Tim Kay, General Manager.<br />

To make sure that lobsters are in abundance they have a<br />

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We love the<br />

lobster here.<br />

It’s the closest<br />

thing to heaven<br />

you can find on<br />

the East Coast<br />

of Florida<br />

5000-gallon lobster tank filled with lobsters from Maine. Not only<br />

are they fresh and cooked to order (upon your request) but other<br />

lobster dishes have been added for those with a more adventurous<br />

lobster palate. One of our favorites is the Lobster Stuffed Shells<br />

that were tasty beyond our imagination. Made<br />

with Ricotta cheese, mascarpone, parmesan<br />

and fresh lobster meat this dish is serenaded<br />

in a creamy tomato sauce with mozzarella and<br />

crispy prosciutto. As a seafood purist it dispelled<br />

my belief that lobster does not co-habitat well<br />

with other creamy ingredients. That said, it was<br />

so delicious that someone nearby labeled it better<br />

than carnal proclivity.<br />

On the Lobster front they also have Zuppe De<br />

Pesce (a very popular dish) with Maine Lobster,<br />

fish, clams, mussels and calamari sautéed in<br />

homemade marinara sauce with a side of linguini.<br />

There is also a wonderful Lobster Roll in<br />

a toasted bun with romaine hearts and a light lemon aioli sauce.<br />

For the more modern lobster lover they have Lobster Wraps,<br />

Lobster Pasta, Lobster BLT, Lobster Tails and of course Whole


Maine Lobster (with corn and redskin potatoes) either steamed,<br />

boiled or stuffed with crab.<br />

For starters, we highly suggest their divine Crab Cakes. They’re<br />

pan seared with lump crab, homemade remoulade with roasted<br />

corn and avocado relish. Freshly made, these crab cakes are superb.<br />

If you’re a seafood lover and want to take a temporary break<br />

from the lobster frenzy nearby, we highly recommend the Snapper<br />

Hemingway. This dish is surely worthy of its namesake and<br />

will have you humming with ecstasy. The fish is perfectly cooked<br />

– fresh, tender and moist – with a Parmesan crust and lump crab<br />

in a lemon caper butter over garlic mashed potatoes. Like a good<br />

symphony, this dish is orchestrated perfectly.<br />

Also popular are the Crab Stuffed Shrimp with Station House<br />

crab stuffing and fresh vegetables. You can also get any of their<br />

salads with chicken, shrimp, salmon, mahi or lobster tail added to<br />

your greens. They also have fish tacos, fish and chips, Filet Mignon,<br />

Bone-In-Ribeye Steaks or Chicken Parmesan.<br />

The Station House barbeque ribs are over the moon in flavor and<br />

seasoning. This original recipe is made with pork ribs and cooked<br />

in a mesquite rub that is tender with ample meat that just falls off<br />

the fork (or your fingers).<br />

The original Station House has been enlarged with a larger<br />

wrap around bar, additional rooms in back and the side, and an<br />

outdoor patio with a fire pit and greenery. They now seat 280<br />

people and are proud of keeping this historic culinary landmark<br />

in its savory place in history.<br />

“We’ve added our own flair to some items on the menu but other<br />

dishes are the original. We now have a summer Prix Fixe menu<br />

(for $25) and welcome our guests to special events like our recent<br />

Lobster Night,” said Chef Wood, who has worked for some of the<br />

finest seafood eateries in the country.<br />

Their Lobster Night attracted 400 people who feasted on All-<br />

You- Can-Eat Maine lobster with corn, potatoes and cole slaw (for<br />

only $55). Over 1,400 lobsters were consumed and guests lined<br />

up at 4pm for a table.<br />

That would not surprise Kristi Cosentino. The Indiantown resident<br />

drove 40 miles to get lobster from Station House with her<br />

friend George, who came from Ocala to dine with her. “This is a gem,<br />

we love the lobster here. It’s the closest thing to heaven you can<br />

find on the East Coast of Florida,” said George.<br />

There are a few other things to be happy about at Station House.<br />

There’s Happy Hour at the bar from 4:30 to 6:30 with dishes like<br />

Lobster Pot Stickers, Smoked Salmon, Baby Back Ribs, Popcorn<br />

Shrimp and more. Discounted drinks include the Cucumber Mint-<br />

Berry Lemonade, the Palm Beach Palmer, Peach Basil Martini, Cucumber<br />

Martini and others.<br />

What would a great meal be without an even better dessert?<br />

Their Key Lime Pie is amazing and the Chocolate Dolce Lava Cake is<br />

so good it’s on everyone’s wish list (my bucket list).<br />

There’s not much not to like about the Station House Restaurant.<br />

It retains its familiar historic significance, supremely divine<br />

lobster dishes and great service in a cozy Cape Cod setting.<br />

What more can you ask for? Not much.<br />

THE STATION HOUSE RESTAURANT<br />

233 West Lantana Road<br />

Lantana, Florida<br />

561-801-5000<br />

http://www.thestationhouse.com<br />

They have ample rooms for private parties.<br />

The next All You Can Eat Lobster Night is September 14th.<br />

Cucumber mint berry lemonade<br />

Crab Cake<br />

Snapper Hemingway<br />

Lobster Stuffed Shells<br />

Peach Basil Martin<br />

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dining | recipe<br />

Photo by melisa korman | By Kitchen Manager Dustin Brown<br />

ingredients<br />

Dough | 1 dough ball<br />

Mellow Red Sauce | 4 oz.<br />

Roasted Tomatoes | 1 oz.<br />

Spinach | 1 oz.<br />

Mozzarella Cheese | 6 oz.<br />

Feta Cheese | 2 oz.<br />

Tomatoes, Roma | 8 oz.<br />

Pesto Swirl | 2 oz.<br />

Garlic Butter (expo) | 0.15 oz.<br />

Parmesan (expo) | 0.3 oz.<br />

Kosmic Karma<br />

Using a 6 oz. spoodle spread Mellow Red Sauce on dough.<br />

Place ingredients on pizza in order shown on the left.<br />

Spinach and Roasted Tomatoes are placed under cheese to prevent burning.<br />

Spread Mozzarella cheese on top of Spinach and Roasted Tomatoes.<br />

Cheese should make it all the way to crust line and cover the Mellow Red Sauce.<br />

All ingredients should start at the crust line and spread evenly across pizza.<br />

Swirl Pesto on pizza starting in center of pie all the way to edge.<br />

Bake to MELLOW BROWN<br />

mellow mushroom<br />

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Expo:<br />

Add garlic butter to crust.<br />

Sprinkle parmesan to crust and in center of pizza.<br />

The first and last bite should have parmesan.<br />

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dining | guide<br />

We at <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> try to keep our Dining Guide<br />

as accurate as possible for our reader’s benefit, however<br />

this can sometimes be a difficult task. We may omit<br />

some eateries and others may have moved or closed. If you are not<br />

listed in this guide we apologize but please feel free to e-mail<br />

lisa@atlanticavemagazine.com and we will get your details entered<br />

for the following month. By the same token, if you see a listing that<br />

is no longer there then please e-mail lisa@atlanticavemagazine.<br />

com and it will be removed for the following month. Your help in<br />

keeping our Dining Guide up-to-date is very much appreciated.<br />

DELRAY BEACH<br />

American<br />

<strong>Atlantic</strong> Grille<br />

1000 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

(In the Seagate Hotel)<br />

561-665-4900<br />

Banyan Restaurant & Bar<br />

189 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong><br />

Pineapple Grove<br />

DB, 561-563-8871<br />

Boston’s on the Beach<br />

40 S Ocean Blvd, DB<br />

561-278-3364<br />

Brule Bistro<br />

200 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong> #109, DB<br />

561-274-2046<br />

Bru’s Room<br />

35 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-276-3663<br />

BurgerFi<br />

6 S Ocean Blvd, DB<br />

561-278-9590<br />

Burt & Max’s Bar & grill<br />

Delray Marketplace<br />

<strong>Atlantic</strong> & Lyons<br />

561-638-6380<br />

Corner Porch<br />

Restaurant & Bar<br />

85 SE 6th <strong>Ave</strong><br />

DB, 561-266-3349<br />

Cut 432<br />

432 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-272-9898<br />

Dada<br />

52 N Swinton <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-330-3232<br />

De La Tierra -<br />

Sundy House<br />

106 S Swinton <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-272-5678<br />

Death or Glory<br />

Restaurant & Bar<br />

116 NE 6th <strong>Ave</strong><br />

DB, 561-808-8814<br />

Deck 84<br />

840 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-665-8484<br />

Doc’s All American<br />

10 N Swinton <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-3627<br />

Donnie’s Place<br />

60 NW 5th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-243-9996<br />

Ellie’s 50’s Diner<br />

2410 N Federal Hwy<br />

DB, 561-276-1570<br />

Fifth <strong>Ave</strong>nue Grill<br />

821 S Federal Hwy, DB<br />

561-265-0122<br />

Gourmet Killer Dogs<br />

4057 West <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>,<br />

DB. 917-656-3664<br />

Grand Tavern<br />

710 Linton Blvd, DB<br />

561-279-2779<br />

Grangers Grill<br />

802 SE 5th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-276-7881<br />

Henry’s<br />

16850 Jog Road<br />

Between Linton Blvd &<br />

Clintmore Rd<br />

DB, 561 638 1949<br />

HiWay Burger<br />

12 SE 5th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-243-6430<br />

Jimmy’s Bistro<br />

9 S Swinton <strong>Ave</strong>nue, DB<br />

561-865-5774<br />

Johnnie Brown’s<br />

301 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-243-9911<br />

Lilo’s<br />

814 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB.<br />

561-272-8049<br />

Longhorn Steakhouse<br />

1562 S Federal Hwy, DB<br />

561-278-1944<br />

Lucilles Bad to the Bone<br />

BBQ, Delray Marketplace<br />

9173 West <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-810-4045<br />

Max’s Harvest<br />

169 NW 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-381-9970<br />

Max’s Social House<br />

116 NE 6 <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-501-4332<br />

Ocean One Bar & Grille<br />

777 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, #C8,<br />

DB<br />

561-270-7373<br />

Outback<br />

1300 Linton Blvd, DB<br />

561-272-7201<br />

Park Tavern<br />

32 SE 2nd St, DB<br />

561-265-5093<br />

Prime<br />

29 SE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong> DB<br />

561-865-5845<br />

Salt7<br />

32 SE 2nd St, DB<br />

561-274-7258<br />

Seacrest Grille<br />

(Marriott Hotel)<br />

10 N Ocean Blvd, DB<br />

561-274-3200<br />

Shula Burger<br />

Delray Marketplace<br />

<strong>Atlantic</strong> & Lyons<br />

DB, 561-404-1347<br />

Smoke Inn BBQ<br />

8 SE <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>., DB<br />

561-330-4236<br />

The Grove Restaurant<br />

187 NE 2 <strong>Ave</strong>., DB<br />

561-789-8636<br />

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The Office<br />

201 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-276-3600<br />

The Original Brooklyn<br />

Water Bagel<br />

14451 S Military Trail, DB<br />

561-455-7490<br />

Tryst<br />

4 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-921-0201<br />

Asian/Sushi/<br />

Chinese<br />

Buddha Sky Bar<br />

217 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-450-7557<br />

China Gardens<br />

14402 S. Military Trail,<br />

DB, 561-498-5226<br />

House of Siam<br />

25 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong> #116, DB<br />

561-330-9191<br />

Lemongrass Bistro<br />

420 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-5050<br />

Ming’s Garden Chinese<br />

271 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-276-3333<br />

Yama Japanese<br />

Restaurant<br />

200 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-266-9929<br />

Ziree Thai & Sushi<br />

401 W <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-276-6549<br />

Continental/<br />

Greek<br />

Apeiro Kitchen & Bar<br />

14917 Lyons Rd.<br />

Delray Marketplace<br />

561-501-4443<br />

Bistro 241<br />

241 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-330-4080<br />

Blue Anchor<br />

804 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-272-7272<br />

Boheme Bistro<br />

1118 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-4899<br />

Caffe Martier<br />

411 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-7790<br />

Joseph’s Wine Bar<br />

200 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-272-6100<br />

La Cigale, A Taste of the<br />

Mediterranean<br />

253 SE 5th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-265-0600<br />

Olio Bistro<br />

42 SE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-6633<br />

Taverna Opa<br />

Greek Cuisine<br />

270 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-303-3602<br />

The Greek Bistro<br />

1832 S Federal Hwy<br />

DB, 561-266-8976<br />

Thirty Two East<br />

32 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-276-7868<br />

Coffee/Dessert<br />

Ben & Jerry’s<br />

1155 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-272-3112<br />

Café Bleu<br />

44 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-455-4041<br />

Coffee District<br />

325 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-455-0541<br />

Couture Cakes<br />

142 SE 6th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-279-1828<br />

Full Of Crepe<br />

632 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong><br />

DB, 561-562-8090<br />

Gizzi’s Coffee<br />

2275 S Federal Hwy #380<br />

DB, (561) 266-9797<br />

Jellies at Seagate<br />

1000 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-330-3775<br />

Kilwin’s Chocolates &<br />

Ice Cream<br />

402 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-0808<br />

Puro’s Cigar<br />

777 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-6118<br />

Starbucks<br />

205 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-243-9332<br />

Starbucks<br />

502 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-265-3273<br />

The Grind Cafe<br />

Delray Marketplace<br />

<strong>Atlantic</strong> & Lyons<br />

561-270-3036<br />

Health Food<br />

Ciao Sidewalk Café<br />

1208 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-4520<br />

Fit Food Express<br />

302 NE 4th St, DB<br />

561-330-4525<br />

Green Fields Organic<br />

Bistro<br />

4900 Linton Blvd.<br />

DB, 561 501-4169<br />

Nutrition Cottage<br />

1815 S Federal Highway,<br />

DB, 561-734-4626<br />

Purgreens<br />

Inside Purlife Fitness<br />

Center<br />

45 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-276-7387<br />

The New Vegan<br />

528 NE 2nd St. DB<br />

561-404-5301<br />

Italian<br />

Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza<br />

115 NE 6th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-7911<br />

Bambini’s Garden Pizzeria<br />

14466 Military Trail, DB<br />

561-638-6442<br />

Bella Amici Pizzeria<br />

Delray Marketplace<br />

<strong>Atlantic</strong> & Lyons<br />

561-270-3025<br />

Cafe Gelato Panini<br />

& Wine Bar<br />

506 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-501-4574<br />

Caffe Luna Rosa<br />

34 S Ocean Blvd, DB<br />

561-274-9404<br />

Carrabba’s Italian Grill<br />

335 E Linton Blvd, DB<br />

561-266-9393<br />

Cena Modern Italian<br />

9 SE 7th <strong>Ave</strong>nue, DB,<br />

561-330-1237<br />

D’Angelo Pizza Tapas<br />

16950 Jog Road, DB.<br />

561-381-0037<br />

Il Bacio Restaurant<br />

& Lounge<br />

29 SE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB,<br />

561-865-7785<br />

IL Contadino<br />

Ristorante<br />

165 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>,<br />

Pineapple Grove, DB<br />

561-330-0004<br />

Il Girasole<br />

1911 S Federal Hwy, DB,<br />

561-272-3566<br />

Luigi’s Coal Oven Pizza<br />

307 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB,<br />

561-274-1969<br />

Mellow Mushroom<br />

25 SE 6th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-330-3040<br />

Pizza Rustica<br />

1155 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-279-8766<br />

Rocky’s Italian<br />

Bistro<br />

20 SE 5th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-276-9703<br />

Salotta<br />

145 NE 4th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-266-0310<br />

Sazio<br />

131 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-272-5540<br />

Scuola Vecchia<br />

522 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-865-5923<br />

Terra Fiamma<br />

Ristorante. Pizza. Bar<br />

9169 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>.<br />

Delray Marketplace<br />

561-495-5570<br />

Tramonti Italian<br />

Ristorante<br />

119 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-272-1944<br />

Vic & Angelo’s<br />

290 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-9570<br />

Windy City Pizza<br />

401 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-266-2811<br />

Latin/Caribbean/<br />

sPAnish<br />

Bamboo Fire Café<br />

149 NW 4th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-749-0973<br />

Cabana El Ray<br />

105 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-274-9090<br />

CHE!!! Restaurant<br />

900 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>,<br />

On the Intracoastal<br />

DB, 561-562-5111<br />

Papa’s Tapas<br />

259 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong><br />

Delray Beach, FL 33444<br />

Phone: ( 561) 266-0599<br />

Mexican<br />

Cabo Flats<br />

Cantina & Tequila Bar<br />

Delray Marketplace<br />

<strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> & Lyons Rd.<br />

DB 561-499-0378<br />

El Camino<br />

15 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB.<br />

561-865-5350<br />

Hacienda Mexican<br />

Restaurant & Bar, 14820 S<br />

Military Trail, DB.<br />

561-562-5151<br />

Rocco’s Tacos &<br />

Tequila Bar<br />

110 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-808-1100<br />

Senor Burrito<br />

142 SE 6th <strong>Ave</strong> #E, DB<br />

561-278-5757<br />

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Pubs/Clubs<br />

3rd & 3rd<br />

301 NE 3rd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB,<br />

561-303-1939<br />

Blue Anchor British Pub &<br />

Restaurant<br />

804 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB.<br />

561-272-7272.<br />

Bull Bar Inc<br />

2 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-274-8001<br />

Honey<br />

16 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-270-7187<br />

Hurricane Bar & Lounge<br />

640 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-0282<br />

N2 Winebar<br />

104 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong><br />

The Hyatt Place<br />

561-278-6802<br />

O’Connors Irish Pub<br />

210 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-330-0022<br />

Delray Hideaway<br />

1045 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, Db<br />

561-562-5500<br />

Sandbar<br />

40 S Ocean Blvd, DB<br />

561-278-3364<br />

Tim Finnegans Irish Pub<br />

2885 S. Federal Hwy, DB<br />

561- 330-3153<br />

Seafood<br />

50 Ocean<br />

50 S Ocean Blvd, Delray<br />

Beach, FL 33483<br />

(561) 278-3364<br />

City Oyster<br />

213 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-272-0220<br />

Dee Dee’s Conch & Rib<br />

540 W <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-276-1124<br />

J & J Seafood Bar & Grill<br />

634 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-272-3390<br />

Mussel Beach<br />

501 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> DB<br />

561-921-6464<br />

Racks Fish House<br />

5 SE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB,<br />

561-450-6718<br />

The Fisherman’s Grill<br />

5199 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-638-0500<br />

Sandwich/Deli<br />

Bagel’s With Deli<br />

1732 S Federal Hwy, DB<br />

561-279-4799<br />

Big Al’s Steaks<br />

450 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-819-1888<br />

Brighton Beach Bagel &<br />

Bakery<br />

14587 S. Military trail<br />

DB, 561-270-3771<br />

Checkers<br />

450 W <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-9939<br />

Christina’s Restaurant<br />

263 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-3200<br />

Conte’s Italian Deli &<br />

Gourmet Market<br />

311 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB,<br />

561.501.7399<br />

Cornell Café Morikami<br />

Museum<br />

4000 Morikami Park<br />

Rd, DB<br />

561-495-0233<br />

Domino’s Pizza<br />

142 SE 6th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-330-0002<br />

Dunkin Donut’s<br />

37 W <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-243-1196<br />

Famous Market Deli<br />

6570 W <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-495-8590<br />

Jersey Mikes Subs<br />

455C NE 5th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-276-8949<br />

Jimmy John’s<br />

Gourmet Sandwiches<br />

1911 S. Federal Hwy<br />

DB, 561-243-1100<br />

Nemo’s Fish & Chicken<br />

943 W <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-865-5094<br />

Sandwiches by the Sea<br />

1214 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-272-2212<br />

Subway<br />

301 W <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-278-5959<br />

Tea-Licious Tearoom<br />

4997 B, W Atalantic <strong>Ave</strong>,<br />

DB. 561-638-5155<br />

The Café In Paradise<br />

140 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />

561-330-3434<br />

Tony’s Deli<br />

Breakfast, Lunch, Hero’s<br />

301 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong><br />

DB, 561-276-1749<br />

Boca raton<br />

American<br />

13 American Table<br />

451 Palmetto Park Road,<br />

Boca 561-409-2061<br />

Abe & Louis Glades Plaza<br />

2300 W. Glades Road,<br />

Boca 561-447-0024<br />

The Addison<br />

2 E. Camino Real, Boca<br />

561-372-0568<br />

Boca Wings & Ribs<br />

2257 North Fed. Highway<br />

Boca 561 391-9110<br />

Boca Muse<br />

7136 Beracasa Way, Boca<br />

561-367-1133<br />

Boca Pita Express<br />

7158 Beracasa Way<br />

Boca 561-750-0088<br />

Bogart’s Bar & Grille<br />

3200 Airport Road<br />

Boca 561-544-3044<br />

Boston Market<br />

7020 Beracasa Way,<br />

Boca 561-392-2795<br />

Bogart’s Bar &Grille<br />

Muvico Palace 20<br />

3200 Airport Road<br />

Boca 561-544-3044<br />

Brewzzi Glades Plaza<br />

2222 Glades Rd. Boca<br />

561-392-BREW (2739)<br />

Cheesecake Factory<br />

5530 Glades Road.<br />

Boca 561-393-0344<br />

Cottonwood Café<br />

90 Royal Palm Place, Boca<br />

561-353-2233<br />

Chops Lobster Bar<br />

101 Plaza Real. Boca<br />

561-395-2675<br />

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dining | guide<br />

Duffy’s Sports Grill<br />

21212 St Andrews Blvd.<br />

Boca 561-869-0552<br />

Grand Lux Café<br />

Town Ctr Mall, 6000<br />

Glades Road, Boca<br />

561-392-2141<br />

Houston’s<br />

1900 N.W. Executive Ctr<br />

Circle. Boca<br />

561-998- 0550<br />

J. Alexander’s<br />

1400 Glades Road. Boca<br />

561-347-9875<br />

Kathy’s Gazebo Café<br />

4199 N. Fed. Highway.<br />

Boca 561-395-6033<br />

Kee Grill<br />

17940 N.Military Trail.<br />

Boca 561-995-5044<br />

Lucilles Bad to the<br />

Bone BBQ<br />

3011 Yamato Road<br />

Boca 561-997-9557<br />

Madison’s New York Grill<br />

2006 NW Executive Center<br />

Circle. Boca 561-994-0808<br />

Mariposa<br />

Neiman Marcus at Town<br />

Ctr-5860 Glades Rd. Boca<br />

561-544-2320<br />

Max’s Grille<br />

Mizner Park-404 Plaza<br />

Real Boca 561-368-0080<br />

Miller’s Ale House<br />

1200 Yamato Road.<br />

Boca 561-998-9142<br />

Mississippi Sweets BBQ<br />

2399 N Federal Hwy.<br />

Boca 561-394-6779<br />

Morton’s The Steakhouse<br />

Shops at Boca-5050 Town<br />

Ctr Circle Boca<br />

561-392-7724<br />

New York Prime<br />

2350 N.W. Executive Ctr<br />

Drive. Boca<br />

561-998-3881<br />

Oceans 18<br />

5801 NW 2nd Av Boca<br />

561-994-0400<br />

Pavilion Grille<br />

301 Yamato Road, Boca<br />

561-912-0000<br />

Pinon Grille,<br />

6000 Glades Road.<br />

Boca 561-391-7770<br />

Polo’s Restaurant<br />

5030 Champion Blvd.,<br />

Boca; 561-997-2920<br />

Rack’s Downtown Eatery<br />

402 Plaza Real.<br />

Boca 561-395-1662<br />

Rebel House<br />

297 E Palmetto Park Road.<br />

Boca 561-353-5888<br />

Ruby Tuesday<br />

409 Plaza Real.<br />

Boca 561-392-5705<br />

Ruth’s Chris Steak House<br />

225 N.E.Mizner Blvd.,<br />

Boca, 561-392-6746<br />

Seasons 52<br />

2300 N.W.Executive Ctr,<br />

Boca-561-998-9952<br />

Six Tables<br />

112 N.E. 2cnd St., Boca<br />

561-347-6260<br />

Sweet Tomatoes<br />

7110 Beracasa Way,<br />

561-750-3303<br />

The Capital Grille<br />

6000 Glades Road,<br />

Boca 561-368-1077<br />

The Grille on Congress<br />

5101 Congress Av. Boca<br />

561-912-9800<br />

Yogurt Rendezvous*<br />

*(ORB Kosher) 7150<br />

Beracasa Way,<br />

561-392-8384<br />

Asian/Sushi/<br />

Chinese<br />

Bluefin Sushi Thai Grill<br />

861 Yamato Rd. Boca<br />

561-981-8986<br />

Boon’s Asian Bistro<br />

19605 SR7.<br />

Boca 561-883-0202<br />

Cay Da Vietnamese<br />

7400 N. Fed. Highway.,<br />

Boca, 561-998-0278<br />

Fah Asian Bistro<br />

Boca Valley Shopping Plaza<br />

-7461 N.Fed Hwy. Boca-<br />

561-241-0400<br />

5 Spice Asian Market<br />

Shoppes at Blue Lake<br />

1200 Yamato Rd. 561-<br />

989-1688<br />

Japango<br />

3011 Yamato Road.<br />

Boca 561-999-1263<br />

Kapow Noodle Bar<br />

431 Plaza Real.<br />

Boca 561-347-7311<br />

La Tre<br />

249 E.Palmetto Park Rd.<br />

Boca-561-392-4568<br />

Lemongrass Asian Bistro<br />

101 Plaza Real South.<br />

Boca 561-544-8181<br />

P.F Chang’s<br />

1400 Glades Rd. Boca<br />

561-393-3722<br />

Pei Wei Asian Diner<br />

7152-B Beracasa Way,<br />

561-322-1001<br />

Stir Crazy Café<br />

Town Ctr-6000 Glades Rd.,<br />

Boca 561-338-7500<br />

Sushi Masa & Thai<br />

2240 NW 19th Street.<br />

Boca 561-347-0008<br />

Sushi Ray<br />

Shops at Boca Ctr-5250,<br />

Town Ctr Circle.Boca<br />

561-394-9506<br />

Sushi Thai<br />

100 NE 2cnd St., Boca<br />

561-750-4448<br />

Sushi Yama<br />

7055-33 W Palmetto Park<br />

Road. Boca 561- 362-6416<br />

Tempura House<br />

The Reserve-9858 Clint<br />

Moore Road. Building<br />

561-883-6088<br />

Uncle Tai’s<br />

Shops at Boca Ctr-5250<br />

Town Ctr Circle. -Boca<br />

561-368-8806<br />

Yokohama Sushi<br />

60 N Fed. Hwy, Boca.<br />

561-392-9328<br />

Yokohama Sushi<br />

9168 Glades Rd. Boca<br />

561-451-1707<br />

Continental<br />

Bakery of France<br />

625 NE Spanish River<br />

Blvd., Boca 561-361-4490<br />

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Bistro Provence<br />

2399 N.Fed. Highway.<br />

Boca-561-368-2340<br />

Carraba’s Italian Grill<br />

6909 S.W.18th Street,<br />

Boca-561-544-8838<br />

La Rosa Nautica<br />

515 NE 20th St. Boca,<br />

561-296-1413<br />

Brio Tuscan Grille<br />

5050 Town Center Circle.<br />

Boca 561-392-0344<br />

Josephine’s<br />

5751 N.Fed. Highway.<br />

Boca. 561-988-0668<br />

Rocco’s Tacos<br />

5250 Town Center Circle.<br />

Boca 561-416-2131<br />

Casa D’Angelo<br />

171 E Palmetto Park Rd.<br />

Boca. 561-996-1234<br />

Cote France Café<br />

100K Plaza Real South,<br />

Boca. 561-955-6021<br />

Casimir French Bistro<br />

416 Via De Palmas #81,<br />

Royal Palm Place, Boca,<br />

561-955-6001<br />

Josef’s Table<br />

5030 Champion Blvd.<br />

Boca 561-353-2700<br />

Kosta’s<br />

5024 N. Fed Hwy.<br />

Lighhousepoint<br />

Georgetown Plaza,<br />

954-571-3842<br />

Le Rivage<br />

450 N.E.20th St.<br />

Boca-561-620-0033<br />

Macaroni Grill<br />

2004 Executive Ctr Drive.<br />

Boca 561-997-5492<br />

Mario’s Osteria<br />

1400 Glades Road.<br />

Boca 561-239-7000<br />

Milos Taverna<br />

1600 N Fed. Hwy, Boca.<br />

561-750-6720<br />

Matteo’s<br />

233 S Federal Hwy.<br />

Boca 561-392-0773<br />

Meatball Room<br />

3011 Yamato Road.<br />

Boca 561-409-4111<br />

Taverna Kyma<br />

6298 N. Fed. Hywy.<br />

Boca 33487<br />

561-994-2828<br />

Villa Rosana<br />

9858 Clint Moore Road.<br />

Boca 561-470-0112<br />

Italian<br />

Arturo’s Ristorante<br />

6750 N.Fed Hwy.<br />

Boca-561-997- 7373<br />

La Luna Italian Bistro<br />

The Polo Shoppes-5030<br />

Champion Blvd. Boca<br />

561-997-1165<br />

La Villeta<br />

4351 N. Fed. Highway<br />

Boca-561-362-8403<br />

Maggiano’s<br />

21090 St. Andrew’s Blvd.<br />

Boca, 561-361-8244<br />

Nino’s Italian Restaurant<br />

7120 Beracasa Way,<br />

561-392-9075<br />

Novello Restaurant & Bar<br />

5999 N. Fed. Highway.<br />

Boca, 561-994-3495<br />

Peace a Pizza<br />

Shoppes at Blue Lake-<br />

1200, Yamato Rd. Boca<br />

561-998-Best (2378)<br />

Pellegrino’s Ristorante<br />

3360 N Federal Highway,<br />

Boca Plaza, Boca Fl.<br />

33431<br />

561-368-5520<br />

Ristorante Sapori<br />

Royal Palm Place-301 Via<br />

De Palmas., Boca 561-<br />

367-9779<br />

Trattoria Romana<br />

499 E. Palmetto Park Rd.<br />

Boca, 561-393-6715<br />

Umbria<br />

Renaissance Hotel 2000<br />

NW 19st, Boca.<br />

561-368-5252<br />

Latin/<br />

cAribbean<br />

Caribbean Grill<br />

1332 NW Boca Raton Blvd<br />

Boca 561-362-0161<br />

Cuban Café<br />

3350 N.W.Boca Blvd. Boca<br />

561-750-8860<br />

Mexican<br />

Senor Burrito<br />

513 N.E 20th Street Boca<br />

561-347-6600<br />

Uncle Julio’s<br />

449 Plaza Real.<br />

Boca 561-300-3530<br />

Seafood<br />

Bonefish Grill<br />

21065 Powerline Road.<br />

Boca 561-483-4949<br />

City Fish Market<br />

7940 Glades Road.<br />

Boca 561-487-1600<br />

Truluck’s<br />

351 Plaza Real.<br />

Boca 561-391-0755<br />

Deli/Cafés<br />

Ben’s Deli Kosher<br />

The Reserve-9942 Clint<br />

Moore Rd. Boca<br />

561-470-9963<br />

Boca Beach House<br />

887 E Palmetto Park Road.<br />

Boca 561-826-8850<br />

Deli on Rye<br />

4311 N. Federlal Hwy.,<br />

Boca 561-347-1400<br />

Hotdogopolis<br />

6020 N Federal Hwy.<br />

8177 Glades Road Boca<br />

561-998-5959<br />

Oasis Cafe<br />

Renaissance Hotel Boca<br />

2000 NW 19st, Boca<br />

561-368-5252<br />

Saquella Caffe<br />

82 Royal Palm Place-410<br />

Via De Palmas, Boca.<br />

561-338-8840<br />

Toojay’s<br />

3013 Yamato Road.<br />

Boca 561-997-9911<br />

Toojay’s Gourmet Deli<br />

Polo Shoppes-5030<br />

Champion Blvd.<br />

Boca-561-241-5903<br />

Rustic Cellar<br />

Royal Palm Place-<br />

409 S.E.Mizner Blvd.<br />

561-392-5237<br />

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misc | ask the petxpert<br />

BY Bill Piechocki and Dr. Diane Sudduth, DVM<br />

How Do We Achieve The<br />

Best Health For Our Pets?<br />

In researching the topic for this question, I decided to look up<br />

the definition of health. I went to Wikipedia and was astonished<br />

and confused by all the issues and components that so<br />

many groups have added to the definition. For the sake of our<br />

pets, I want to examine the anatomic and physiological condition<br />

of a healthy pet.<br />

If we could view our pets in a completely natural symbiotic environment,<br />

we would recognize the challenges we have placed on our<br />

pets. Through domestication we have changed their physical environment,<br />

bringing them into our homes where they are protected<br />

from the elements and predators. They no longer have to hunt for<br />

food or even lick their wounds when they get hurt.<br />

Through selective breeding we have altered their physical<br />

traits such as body shapes and sizes. For example, a Maltese<br />

may look pretty but realistically has 99% wolf DNA like all dogs.<br />

While these pets appear different from their wild ancestors, they<br />

still have the same body parts and functions. Let’s observe the<br />

wild model for what healthy looks like and then how to maintain<br />

it. The body is designed for function, not appearance. Legs are<br />

for locomotion, teeth are for tearing and grinding food for digestion,<br />

the liver, kidney and lymphatic for cleansing and the heart<br />

and gut to keep them alive.<br />

So, health is really about keeping the functionality of the body<br />

optimal.<br />

Let’s reference the wild model. Have you ever seen a picture of<br />

an obese wolf or coyote? Usually in our minds, they appear to be<br />

suffering from malnutrition and hunger. Can this be their natural<br />

healthy state and body type? In the cat family, do wild tigers<br />

ever look obese, mal-fed, or starving? Ask yourself this…do they<br />

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Optimal health is the body functioning in its most natural way.<br />

The body is dynamic, always changing. The nutrients required to<br />

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misc | pet spotlight<br />

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leisure | brain teasers<br />

crossword<br />

puzzle<br />

sudoko<br />

Fill in the grid so that every row, column and<br />

3x3 box contains the numbers 1 through 9.<br />

ANSWER TO sudoko will be printed next month.<br />

ANSWER TO this PUZZLE will be printed next month.<br />

ACROSS<br />

1 Cistern<br />

4 Jap. palanquin<br />

8 Bind<br />

12 Unclose<br />

13 Title of Athena<br />

14 Poetic foot<br />

15 Beak<br />

16 Friends (Scot.)<br />

17 Grape syrup<br />

18 Pac. island<br />

20 Land west of Nod<br />

22 Prod<br />

25 Last of the Mohicans<br />

28 Sage<br />

31 Rubbish: Brit.<br />

33 Wood sorrel<br />

34 Revolutions per<br />

minute (abbr.)<br />

35 Small flock<br />

36 Luzon people<br />

37 Father of<br />

Jehoshaphat<br />

38 Pointed arch<br />

39 And other: abbr.<br />

(2 words) (Lat.)<br />

40 Caribbean volcano<br />

42 Cuff<br />

44 New sugarcane<br />

shoot<br />

46 Female vampire<br />

50 Pub fare<br />

52 End<br />

55 Aid to Dependent<br />

Children (abbr.)<br />

56 Victim of Cain<br />

57 Frog genus<br />

58 Council for Econ.<br />

Advisors (abbr.)<br />

59 Indicating, in a way<br />

(suf.)<br />

60 Greenland town<br />

61 Possessed<br />

ANSWER<br />

TO<br />

PUZZLE<br />

from<br />

last<br />

month<br />

DOWN<br />

1 Birthplace of<br />

Beethoven<br />

2 Samoan port<br />

3 Phil. island<br />

4 Barking deer<br />

5 Caliph<br />

6 Win<br />

7 US dam<br />

8 Extend<br />

9 Mack<br />

10 Ambassador (abbr.)<br />

11 Public Broadcasting<br />

Service (abbr.)<br />

19 Wish undone<br />

21 Fr. artist<br />

23 Alcoholic drink<br />

24 Roof edge<br />

26 Things done<br />

27 Hall (Ger.)<br />

28 Swathe<br />

29 dixit<br />

30 Grig-(2 words)<br />

32 Grope<br />

35 Cavity (suf.)<br />

39 Environmental<br />

Protection Agency<br />

(abbr.)<br />

41 Ahead<br />

43 Muslim deity<br />

45 Monster<br />

47 Speed-of-sound<br />

Number<br />

48 Fancy<br />

49 Academy (abbr.)<br />

50 Sheep’s cry<br />

51 Abate<br />

53 Grain<br />

54 Sayings (suf.)<br />

enigma<br />

ANSWER<br />

TO<br />

sudoko<br />

from<br />

LAST<br />

MONTH<br />

enigma cryptograms are created from<br />

quotations and proverbs from around the<br />

WORld. Each letter stands for another letter.<br />

hint: “Y” = “T”<br />

“YJ AW SGJPB JI OWDGVXVK XL<br />

YZW KGWDYWLY XKVJGDVNW.”<br />

- QWGWFU YDUOJG<br />

enigma solution will be printed next month.<br />

enigma solution from LAST MONTH<br />

“Half the time men think they are talking business,<br />

they are wasting time.” - Edgar Watson Howe<br />

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