Atlantic Ave Magazine - July 2020

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REGULARS

6 From the Editor

50 City People

John Brewer

LOCALS ONLY

8 In The News

18 Delray Under $50

PICTURES

22 On The Ave

26 In The Pineapple Grove Arts District

ENTERTAINMENT

30 Gotta Know

32 Gotta See

36 Gotta Read

HEALTH & BEAUTY

38 Pain Relief

Tennis Injuries

40 Body Beautiful

Mind Makeover

TRAVEL

42 Iceland

A Fantasy Trip Around Ring Road

SPECIAL FEATURES

44 PurLife

Important News from PurLife Fitness Centers

46 Dr. John R. Pasqual

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon

48 Delray Beach Chamber Of Commerce

#KeepLocalsAfloat

FASHION

52 What RU Wearing ®

56 Guide

DINING

MISC

60 PetXpert

How Can I Improve My Pets

Immune System?

61 Pet Spotlight

LEISURE

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62 Brain Teasers

Crossword Puzzle, Sudoko And Enigma

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Nurture Your Child’s

S-STEAm at St. Joe’s

Spirituality – Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math

Publisher

David Mizen

Editor

Yvette Birdsong

Contributing Editors

Diane Feen, Nicol Jenkins, Lisa Marie, Tom Craig

Art Director

Fabio Passere

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Designer

Eduardo Passere

Senior Account Executive

Harvey Lustig

Photographers

Melissa Korman

Tom Craig

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to learn more about St. Joe’s

Your School for Educational Excellence!

Saint Joseph’s Episcopal School

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Boynton Beach, Florida 33435

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(Infant through 8th Grade)

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from the

editor

A New “Normal”

Last month we were happy to see our restaurants and

shops begin to open and welcome us back to the Ave.

And although Summer is in full swing, being able to dine

outdoors has been a treat.

On page 48 you will find the Delray Beach Chamber of

Commerce article #KeepLocalsAfloat. There are lots of

great ways to stay in town and support local businesses,

other than restaurants and shops.

Our City Person John Brewer began a group called Eat Local Delray,

that turned into the Socially Distant Supper Club, that went VIRAL! There

are chapters all over Florida, and beyond! Read about how one idea with

a friend turned into a movement that saved many of our local restaurants!

Remember to keep a face mask handy! On June 23 Palm Beach Commissioners

voted unanimously to mandate masks throughout the county.

This means masks must be worn inside businesses or any building where

the public has a right to access.

Let’s keep in mind that hurricane season is here, and we need to gather

supplies – preparation is key! Never before have bathroom and cleaning

supplies been so very important to keep in stock at home, as well as water,

candles, flashlights, and batteries.

And as always, a very heartfelt *Thank You* to our loyal advertisers,

readers; and essential workers for keeping us safe, healthy, and fed!

Have a wonderful July 4th!

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words,

not (your)

voice. It is

rain that

grows

flowers,

not

thunder.

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locals only | in the news

Space of Mind Expands

Campus with New

Community Center

Delray Beach based Space of Mind (SOM), a modern schoolhouse,

has just expanded its campus with a new 6,400

square foot community center building, The Hub. SOM also

provides the only live taught, customizable, virtual program

in the county. The new building will enable the schoolhouse

program to accept up to 80 full-time students, all staying socially

distanced on over 10,000 square feet of campus space.

The students benefit from personalized teaching, enrichment

activities and a standards-based curriculum for students

grades 1-12.

Space of Mind also offers a variety of private in-home learning

and virtual learning options tailored to meet the needs of

individual families, groups of families and students, especially

those looking to explore homeschooling as an option. Having

pioneered Social HomeschoolingTM over the last ten years,

Space of Mind has now launched a new ecosystem that deconstructs

our existing and outdated education system and offers

more flexibility, customization and community engagement

In addition to offering programs for all mainstream learners,

SOM personalizes its curriculum to additionally serve

those with ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Visual and Auditory

Processing Challenges, Anxiety, Dyslexia, Giftedness

and the like.

Space of Mind is located at 102 North Swinton in Delray Beach,

Florida. For more information, please visit findspaceofmind.

com, www.myspaceofmind.com or call 877-407-1122.

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AVDA Welcomes New

Development Director

AVDA (Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse) is pleased to welcome

Janelle (Hoffman) Khan as Development Director to

the organization. Khan has been raising funds for Palm Beach

County based nonprofits for more than a decade and joins the

AVDA team at a crucial time when the “Stay at Home” order resulting

from COVID-19 has focused the community’s attention

on domestic violence.

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Utilizing her experience and

expertise in fundraising, Khan

will raise funds for and awareness

of AVDA’s programs that

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services for all victims of domestic

violence including; a 24 hour

crisis hotline, emergency and

transitional housing, advocacy,

counseling and support to help

them live violence-free and selfsufficient

lives.

The crisis hotline is available 24-HOURS a day at 1-800-355-

8547. For more information about AVDA, please visit www.

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Children’s Foundation of

Palm Beach County

Established in 2010 and supporting 25 local children’s charities,

Boca West Children’s Foundation has expanded its reach

outside of South County by adding new board members and

with plans to add new charity partners in the coming months.

“The Foundation’s impact on local kids has been tremendous,

as we’ve been able to provide essentials for 5,000 children each

day, providing cribs, diapers, after school care, tutoring, summer

camps, sports and music programs, meals, school supplies,

college scholarships and more,” said Pamela Weinroth, executive

director and COO, for the Children’s Foundation of Palm

Beach County. “We are grateful that we can expand these efforts

to reach even more kids, thanks to the efforts of our new

board members and all of our supporters.”

The new board members are: Sharyn Frankel of Palm Beach,

Michelle Gluckow of Palm Beach Gardens, Linda Schaps of

Palm Beach, Barbara Stoller Wittenstein of Palm Beach.

For more information, visit www.childrensfoundationpbc.

org, call 561-488-6980 or email foundation@bocawestcc.org.

Project UpLift

Receives $100,000 Grant

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On the evening of May 28,

The Roots and Wings

team gathered with friends

and supporters at the home

of founder Ted Hoskinson

to await the Zoom Call announcement

of the Impact

100 Palm Beach County

awardees for 2020. When

the announcement was made

granting us the $100,000

This came shortly after Impact100Men

presented THEM with a check FOR $50,000


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The Seagate Hotel & Spa, a historic and

preferred beachfront getaway is now

open and giving back to the local community’s

heroes, including first responders

and front-line grocery workers, with new

room packages.

From now through September 20, the

special package will offer one night free

after booking between 1-3 night stays in

the hotel’s Deluxe Room. Rates begin at

$130-140 (weekday/weekend) per night.

Eligible parties must show an ID and pay

stub to participate.

The hotel is also offering a special regional

package for Florida and Georgia

residents starting at $149 and $162 with

10% off bar tabs and up to $100 in resort

credits for two nights or more.

The 154-room beach-inspired hotel offers

guests the luxury of a resort with the

intimacy of a casual retreat, with a strong

connection to its community. Contempolocals

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in the Education Category, much cheering,

toasting and merrymaking ensued.

Our team is delighted to report that the

$100,000 will be used to expand Project Up-

Lift to Rolling Green in Boynton and Coral

Sunset in Boca. With our commitment to

add Village Academy, we will then serve

420 students. At two of the new schools we

will serve, only a dismal 22% of students

are reading at grade level – and a staggering

40% are actually reading on a firstgrade

level. Thank you, Impact 100 PBC for

this truly transformational gift that will put

hundreds of struggling young readers on a

strong path to learning success.

Delray Beach

Mother of Six

Saved from

Homelessness

During Pandemic

Shantavia yOung and her children

As the COVID-19 crisis led to unprecedented

unemployment, many of the

already vulnerable families served by

Achievement Center for Children & Families

(ACCF) in Delray Beach have experienced

critical needs during these difficult times.

These families have been facing the unknown

of how to sustain their basic needs

and manage loss of employment along with

supporting their children’s virtual learning

while schools remain closed.

ACCF’s Family Strengthening Team,

led by Berthanie Pierre, pivoted with the

immediate crisis to provide aid including

emergency funding for basic needs,

meals through ACCF’s food distribution

program, help with managing schoolwork,

and assisting families in navigating

unemployment claims and securing food

stamps. During this process, the Family

Strengthening team discovered that three

of their member families were experiencing

homelessness.

ACCF utilized community resources and

within two weeks the program’s Achievement

and Financial Navigators were able

to help secure and fund a deposit for affordable

housing for two of the families.

The funding was available through private

donations raised through ACCF’s COVID-19

Emergency Relief Funds. A third family has

received temporary shelter while the ACCF

team members work with partners in the

community to secure affordable housing.

Shantavia Young, a Delray Beach mother

with six young children including an infant

and two toddlers, was living “place to

place” without a stable home for her family.

She visited the ACCF to ask for assistance,

and they found and secured an affordable

rental home for her family, as well as provided

her with diapers and food each Friday,

as part of the organization’s weekly

food distribution.

“I am very thankful for the help that they

have given our family and for the help that

they will continue to provide,” said Ms.

Young. “Since we are in our new home, our

family is doing well.”

Delray Elks Riders

Raise Funds for

Charity

Delray Beach Elks Lodge #1770 recently

raised $500 for charity after a recent

curbside pick up dinner held by the Elks

Riders. Pictured left to right:Janelle Antoine,

Patrick Keegan, Crystal Cirminiello, Jeff

Cirminiello, Chris Aielo (Loyal Knight), and

Roger Cope (Leading Knight).

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from Feeding South Florida, hospitality hometown hero John

Brewer founder of “South Florida Socially Distanced Supper

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By Darien Davies

Delray Under $50

Most Fun Small Town, Most Crazy Small Town, Most Small Town that Feels

Like a Big Town. Delray has it all. With a bustling downtown, Pineapple

Grove area, and little nooks and crannies in between, there’s more

to do in Delray now than ever, with events and happenings

spanning from daytime to nighttime. While it can

seem expensive at times, there’s a great

opportunity to enjoy all the City has to offer

without breaking the bank. Here’s what you can

do in Delray Beach in July for $50 or less.

Much like the beach, sunglasses and an easy-ridin’ bicycle,

ice cream is king during the summer. It’s an easy and delicious

way to not only cool down after a long day outside,

but also a sweet treat while you’re strolling the Avenue during

daytime shopping or post-dinner

walking. July is National Ice

Cream Month and is a great

reminder that ice cream

heals all. If you’re looking

for the best ice

cream in town, look

no further than

Proper Ice Cream.

Owner and ice

cream extraordinaire,

Rickey Felberbaum,

has traveled

the world and

worked with some of

the finest chefs to not

only learn the science behind

ice cream, but also to

perfect and elevate the flavor

combinations. So, as

you can imagine, it’s not

your average ice cream,

but as Felberbaum says,

“it’s simply proper, the

way it should be.” While

their flavors rotate regularly,

you might expect to

find black sesame, butterscotch

brownie, pistachio

with caramelized figs,

glazed donut, honeycomb,

and more. You can indulge

in sorbets, too, or non-dairy, plant-based ice cream flavors like pistachio

and golden milk. Proper Ice Cream’s current reduced hours

are Monday to Thursday from 4pm to 10pm, Friday and Saturday

from Noon to 11pm and Sunday from Noon to 10pm to get your

creamy fix. Proper Ice Cream is located at 75 S.E. Fourth Ave. Visit

www.propericecream.com or call (561) 455-4463 for more information

and current flavor details.

Give me mo, mo, mo avocado. This healthy fruit is jam packed

with Vitamins C, E, K, and B-6, riboflavin, niacin, folate, pantothenic

acid, magnesium, and potassium, and provides lutein,

beta-carotene, and omega-3 fatty acids. Not to mention, it’s crazy

delicious. July 31 is National Avocado Day and it’s your green light

to go ahead and indulge in all things avocado. First option brings

you to Caffe Luna Rosa for their Fresh Burrata and Avocado Toast,

which is toasted Challah bread topped with fresh burrata spread,

sliced avocado and red onions, served over a bed of arugula with a

side of heirloom tomatoes tossed in red wine vin and drizzled in a

balsamic reduction and pesto sauce for $19. Or, head to Farmhouse

Kitchen for their not-your-average Avocado Caesar. It’s made with

a sesame-dusted avocado, roasted garlic dressing, truffle pecorino,

jubilee tomato and shaved almonds for $16. Another delicious option

is El Camino’s Avocado Salad, made with avocado, onion, tomato,

queso fresco and a cilantro vinaigrette for $9. Whatever your

choice, you cannot go wrong when you include the green machine.

Visit www.downtowndelraybeach.com or call (561) 243-1077 for

more information and restaurant location.

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Sometimes only a deli sandwich will do. Toasty bread, crisp lettuce,

tasty meat and cool condiments all add up to the perfect

solution to satiate any hunger. Good thing for you, July is National

Deli Sandwich Month, and double good thing for all of us, the

Avenue is home to one of the often imitated but never duplicated

sandwich shops around. Sandwiches by the Sea has been dishing

out sandwiches, wraps, salads, and smoothies since 1981. If you

know, you know. If you don’t, now you do. Sure, you can opt for their

turkey, ham and cheese, or roast beef sandwiches, served on

either rye, sliced multi-grain, or 6”/10” white or wheat sub

that start at $8.25, but you could also sink your teeth into

their speciality hoagies. Try the Tidal Wave, which is roast

beef, turkey, muenster cheese, lettuce, tomato, and Russian

dressing for $10.75, or the Hot Sicilian, with Genoa salami,

pepperoni, peppers, melted provolone, and Italian dressing

for $9.95. Regardless of your selection, it will be ready before

you can blink. Sandwiches by the Sea is located at 1214

E. Atlantic Ave. Visit www.downtowndelraybeach.com or call

(561) 272-2212 for more information.

After being stuck inside

for so many months,

it’s time to get back

outside and experience

some fresh air - socially

distanced, of course.

July is National Picnic

Month and is a great

time to channel your inner

Yogi Bear, dust off the

picnic basket and flannel

blanket, head to your closest

shady spot and pop open a good time. To

make it super easy on yourself, plan for your only

pre-picnic stop to be Bedner’s Farm Fresh Market where you

can score on all of your picnic essentials. Not only do they offer

freshly prepared goodies like soups, salads, sandwiches

and sides, but you can also get fresh bread, cheese, salami and

olives, as well as wine, chips, fresh fruit and more. The picnic

possibilities are endless so pack your favorite beverage and

head on out to your favorite park, beach or Intracoastal hideaway

to indulge. There isn’t much more you’ll need other than

some great music and fun friends, or maybe just a good book

for your party-of-one picnic. Bedner’s Farm Fresh Market is

located at 381 N.E. Third Ave. Visit www.bedners.com or call

(561) 501-5177 for more information and store hours.

Eating watermelon might be one of the only times where

it’s okay to have fruit juice dripping down your face

without worry. July is National Watermelon Month and

gives you an open invitation to scour the markets and restaurants

in search of this cooling and refreshing summer treat. To

kick off your watermelon fest, head to The Atlantic Grille and

enjoy their Arugula & Watermelon Salad. Made with feta, red

onion, mint, and sherry vinaigrette for $13, it’s a great salad

that’ll fill you up without weighing you down. If you prefer to

drink your waju, saunter on over to El Camino and cool down

with their Watermelon-Jalapeno Margarita. Made with Blanco

Tequila, watermelon juice, jalapeño and smoked sea salt, it’ll

give you a refreshing sweat for $12. Pop back a couple before

heading over to Brule Bistro where you can fancy a different

kind of watermelon. Their Pork Belly Banh Mi is made with

watermelon radish, pickled cabbage, cucumber, micro cilantro,

liver pate, chili aioli and a house baguette for $15, and is

a delightful twist on your average sandwich. With all these

tasty options, watermelon never looked so good, don’t you

agree? Visit www.downtowndelraybeach.com or call (561)

243-1077 for more information.

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Beautiful 3bed/2.5bath townhome. Custom

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Gorgeous views of the Intracoastal

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with private bath.

Asking $624.900

DEVELOPMENT

OPPORTUNITY

335 Gulfstream Blvd - Boynton

*Builder/Investor opportunity* GREAT

LOCATION! In an upcoming neighborhood just

minutes away from the best areas in Delray and

Boynton Beach. Highly sought after TRIPLE-LOT.

Asking $449,999

235 NE 1st Street #408 - Delray Beach

Largest 1 bedroom with oversized

balcony in the Astor building.

Walk to downtown Atlantic Ave!

Asking $329.900

COPYRIGHTED

131 Venetian Drive - Delray Beach

Perfect getaway, 3 bed/2bath villa in the Heart of

Delray. Fully furnished beach side in 2 minutes.

Asking $4.000 Off Season

2523 Oceanview Avenue

Boynton Beach

Like new and fully furnished 3 bedroom/2 bath.

Asking $4,000 monthly

1025 Casuarina #4 - Delray Beach

Steps to the beach. Beautifully updated light and

bright 2 bedroom fully furnished condo.

Asking $3.000 Monthly / Annually

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1 Sade, Melody @ Aveda One Salon

2 Sue @ C. Orrico

3 Joy @ Bolo

4 Geri, Crystal @ Etc. Cafe

5 Karin @ Tim Finnegans

6 Charolette, Jared, Tieia @ Atlantic Grille

7 Tara, Selena @ The Seagate Hotel

8 David, Mauricio, Marc, Bill, Vicky, Aleya @

Illustrated Properties

9 Charene, Bobby Delray, Ted @ Delray Hideaway

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Jerilyn Water

Broker/Owner

561-537-0050

Jaime Smith, Realtor

Listing Coordinator

561-777-4413

Local, Knowledgeable, Experienced

Holli Brisson, Realtor

Transaction Coordinator

561-329-0381

215 & 219 NE 7th Avenue - Delray Beach

Walk to the downtown and beaches from this in-town location. With

almost 4,400 SF under air, these homes have 12’ ceilings, oversized great

room with vanishing edge sliding glass doors, separate ground floor

clubroom, 4 bedrooms, 4 full baths and 2 half baths

Asking $2,490,000

1012 Del Harbor - Delray Beach

Stunningly remodeled, this large townhome is perfectly situated on

direct intracoastal, 3 bed / 2.5 bath, 2 car garage, gorgeous custom pool,

master on ground floor with expansive water views. Upstairs loft offers

additional living space. Must see, will go fast. Call for private showing.

Asking $2,395,000

130 Marine Way - Delray Beach

Rarely on the market, this waterfront Townhome offers the best of

everything, private pool, 2 car garage, elevator, and stunning marina

views from the generous verandas. Close to downtown and only steps to

the beach. Marina Bay is a private enclave of only 10 townhomes.

Asking $ 2,295,000

239 NE 7th Avenue - Delray Beach

Sophisticated urban living in east Delray Beach,

two blocks from Atlantic Ave. This modern masterpiece

has 12’ ceilings with floor to ceiling glass,

over 3,800 SF under air.

Asking $2,095,000

1219 NE 8th Ave - Delray Beach

Stroll to the beach and the avenue from this stunning and

well designed Mediterranean East Delray townhome.

This unique property lives like a single family residence.

One of only two units.

Asking $1,299,000

1003 Bel Air - Highland Beach

Phenom townhome on direct intracoastal waterway. Watch the boats go

by all day, in this waterfront retreat. Surrounded by multi-million dollar

homes, one lot from the point, lives like a private home. Beautifully

remodeled, one car garage, and dockage.

Asking $1,135,000

235 NE 1st #311 - Delray Beach

It’s the downtown life, in style, in this remarkably large 3 bed, 2 bath

condo in Pineapple Grove Arts District, walk to everything. Every detail

was attended to in this remodeled home. Top of the line all the way

through, lighting, tile, built-ins. Separated laundry room with storage.

Asking - $819,900

718 SW 28th Ave - Boynton Beach

Better than new! Fully remodeled 4 bedroom,

2 full bath pool home located in highly sought after

Chapel Hill/Forest Hill neighborhood. Just a short drive to trendy

Atlantic Avenue for dining, shopping, and entertainment.

Asking $749,000

1025 Casuarina - Delray Beach

Live on vacation full time in this perfect beach side getaway. Impact

windows & doors, new AC and ducts, new electric room, meters & wiring,

new plumbing under the building. Fully renovated w/ a cottage beach

feel. New floors, appliances, bathrooms, make this move-in ready!

Asking $549,900


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2 Lugi, Sophia @ Engel & Völkers

3 Gabby @ Shears of Faith

4 Javier, Jesus @ Puro’s Cigars

5 Kathie, Frank @ Tim Finnegans

6 John, Steve @ U.S. Mortgage of Florida

7 Ann, Lynn @ Aqua @ The Seagate Hotel

8 Margie @ Douglas Elliman

9 Rod @ Delray Mitsubishi

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1 Joseph @ Joseph’s Wine Bar

2 Anna, Kristen @ Once Upon a Time

3 Esais, Ron @ Lanzetta’s Barbershop

4 Caitlin, Shannon, Pratt @ Sunday State Style

5 Holli @ Posh Properties

6 Gianni, Shannon @ Man Cave

7 Erica, Nalo @ Yama Japanese Restaurant

8 Bob, Mitch @ Papa’s Tapas

9 Denice, Rowan, Damian @ Pineapple Grove

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2 Barndon @ Man Cave

3 Danny, Steve @ Lanzetta’s Barbershop

4 Carde @ Delray Beach Chamber

5 Sandy, Karen @ Pineapple Grove

6 Margot, Emily @ Purgreens

7 Michael @ Il Contadino

8 Jim, Tom @ Delray Beach Camera Shop

9 Stephen, Alan @ Lanzetta’s Barbershop

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Know

entertainment | gotta know

What’s Happening At Arts Garage

Stay In The Know!

As we continue to follow the guidance

we receive from government

resources, Arts Garage has

rescheduled all shows through May 31.

We miss you terribly, but we are excited

about the amazing line up we have for

you once we can host you again for these

amazing performances!

If you have any questions you can email

us at info@artsgarage.org.

Peace of Woodstock

Saturday, July 25 @ 8pm

music. She has shared her musical talents

with audiences through the south and

northeastern states, as well as with music

lovers across the Atlantic Ocean where

she has performed for various venues

and festivals.

The Motowners: Ultimate

Motown Tribute Show

Experience

Saturday, July 18 @ 8pm

Moonlight Thief returns to Arts Garage

bringing an even bigger bag of music

to the party! For its third visit, Honey

and the Boys are bringing three of their

friends - premiere, high energy vocalists

to join the front line. More voices, more

dancing, and more of Moonlight Thief’s

Funky Soul, R&B, and Dance Rock music!

Joel Zoss: Out of the House

Concert Series

Wednesday, August 19 @ 8pm

Come see the return of Peace of Woodstock!

The last show was sold out so get

your tickets early and wear your favorite

tie-dye shirts, your headbands and don’t

forget your peace signs!

Veronika Jackson: Out of the

House Concert Series

Wednesday, July 15 @ 8pm

The Motowners are an amazing Motown

Tribute Band performing an array

of Motown’s Greatest Hits. Their repertoire

is extensive covering such groups as

The Temptations, The Four Tops, Stevie

Wonder, The Supremes, Martha & The

Vandellas, Mary Wells and more. The artist’s

collective talent includes fine vocals

and precision moves featuring a variety

of lead vocals.

Moonlight Thief

Works it in the Moonlight

Friday, July 31 @ 8pm

Veronika has combined acoustic folk

music and R&B to create her own unique

Zoss has performed and recorded with

many artists including B.B. King, Etta

James, James Taylor. As a solo performer,

Zoss performs original compositions and

occasionally adds traditional pieces such

as those by Elizabeth Cotten, Lead Belly,

Big Bill Broonzy, and Robert Johnson.



See

entertainment | gotta SEE By lisa marie

Everyone will have their list of favorite movies and each

person’s catalog will be different….I wish I could have

included more because I have lots of movies that I love

for various different reasons…But these are for starters!

► Goodfellas (1990) A Martin Scorsese film about a young man

who grows up in the mob and works very hard to advance himself

through the ranks. He enjoys his life of money and luxury but is

oblivious to the horror that he causes. A drug addiction and a few

mistakes ultimately unravel his climb to the top. Based on the book

“Wiseguy” by Nicholas Pileggi. Starring Robert De Niro, Ray Liotta,

Joe Pesci and more.

► Dirty Dancing (1987) Baby

(Jennifer Grey) is one listless summer

away from the Peace Corps. Hoping

to enjoy her youth while it lasts, she’s

disappointed when her summer

plans deposit her at a sleepy resort

in the Catskills with her parents. Her

luck turns around, however, when

the resort’s dance instructor, Johnny

(Patrick Swayze), enlists Baby as

his new partner, and the two fall in

love. Baby’s father forbids her from

seeing Johnny, but she’s determined

to help him perform the last big

dance of the summer.

► Monsters Inc. (2001)

Monsters Incorporated is the

largest scare factory in the monster

world, and James P. Sullivan (John

Goodman) is one of its top scarers.

Sullivan is a huge, intimidating

monster with blue fur, large

purple spots and horns. His

scare assistant, best friend and

roommate is Mike Wazowski (Billy Crystal), a green, opinionated,

feisty little one-eyed monster. Visiting from the human world is

Boo (Mary Gibbs), a tiny girl who goes where no human has ever

gone before.

► Shawshank Redemption (1994) Andy Dufresne (Tim

Robbins) is sentenced to two consecutive life terms in prison for

the murders of his wife and her lover and is sentenced to a tough

prison. However, only Andy knows he didn’t commit the crimes.

While there, he forms a friendship with Red (Morgan Freeman),

experiences the brutality of prison life, adapts, helps the warden,

etc., all in 19 years.


Karen (Emma Thompson) married to Harry (Alan Rickman),

Lonely Sarah (Laura Linney), aging rocker Billy Mack (Bill Nighy),

erotic extra John (Martin Freeman) and ‘Just Judy’ (Joanna Page),

New Prime Minister David (Hugh Grant), Jamie (Colin Firth), Colin

Frissell (Kris Marshall). Written and directed by ‘Four Weddings

and a Funeral’ writer Richard Curtis.

► The Martian (2015) When astronauts blast off from the planet

Mars, they leave behind Mark Watney (Matt Damon), presumed

dead after a fierce storm. With only a meager amount of supplies,

the stranded visitor must utilize his wits and spirit to find a way to

survive on the hostile planet. Meanwhile, back on Earth, members

of NASA and a team of international scientists work tirelessly to

bring him home, while his crew mates hatch their own plan for a

daring rescue mission.

► Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) A Steven Spielberg

masterpiece. An epic scientific adventure about a group of people

who attempt to contact alien intelligence. Roy Neary (Richard

Dreyfuss) witnesses an unidentified flying object, and even has a

“sunburn” from its bright lights to prove it. Roy refuses to accept an

explanation for what he saw and is prepared to give up his life to

pursue the truth about UFOs.

► Forrest Gump (1994) Slow-witted Forrest Gump (Tom Hanks)

has never thought of himself as disadvantaged, and thanks to his

supportive mother (Sally Field), he leads anything but a restricted

life. Whether dominating on the gridiron as a college football star,

fighting in Vietnam or captaining a shrimp boat, Forrest inspires

people with his childlike optimism. But one person Forrest cares

about most may be the most difficult to save -- his childhood love,

the sweet but troubled Jenny (Robin Wright).

► Love Actually (2003) All of London is in love, or longing to be,

in this ultimate romantic comedy. Love Actually involves more than

a dozen main characters, each weaving his or her way into another’s

heart over the course of one particularly eventful Christmas. The

cast is impressive; Juliet (Keira Knightley) and Peter (Chiwetel

Ejiofor) bring many of the principals together. Best man Mark

(Andrew Lincoln), recent widower Daniel (Liam Neeson), Mother


entertainment | gotta SEE

► The Lion King (1994) A young lion prince is cast out of his

pride by his cruel uncle, who claims he killed his father. While

the uncle rules with an iron paw, the prince grows up beyond the

Savannah, living by a philosophy: No worries for the rest of your

days. But when his past comes to haunt him, the young prince

must decide his fate: Will he remain an outcast or face his demons

and become what he needs to be? Voiced by Matthew Broderick

(Simba) , Jeremy Irons (Scar), James Earl Jones (Mufasa), Rowan

Atkinson (Zazu), Whoopi Goldberg (Shenzi) and more. Songs by Sir

Elton John and Tim Rice, and score by Hans Zimmer.

► Bond, James Bond – An intelligence officer in the Secret

Intelligence Service, commonly known as MI6 has been played

by seven wonderful actors. Sean

Connery, David Niven, George

Lazenby, Roger Moore,

Timothy Dalton, Pierce

Brosnan and Daniel Craig.

Focusing on the latest

007 actor, Daniel Craig

and the five movies he

has starred in: Casino

Royale (2006) Bond

heads to Madagascar,

where he uncovers a

link to Le Chiffre (Mads

Mikkelsen), a man who

finances terrorist

organizations. Learning that Le Chiffre plans to raise money in

a high-stakes poker game, MI6 sends Bond to play against him,

gambling that their newest “00” operative will topple the man’s

organization. Quantum of Solace (2008) Following the death of

Vesper Lynd, James Bond makes his next mission personal. The

hunt for those who blackmailed his lover leads him to ruthless

businessman Dominic Greene (Mathieu Amalric), a key player in

the organization which coerced Vesper. Bond learns that Greene

is plotting to gain total control of a vital natural resource, and he

must navigate a minefield of danger and treachery to foil the plan.

Skyfall (2012) When Bond’s latest assignment goes terribly wrong,

it leads to a calamitous turn of events: Undercover agents around

the world are exposed, and MI6 is attacked, forcing M (Judi Dench)

to relocate the agency. With MI6 now compromised inside and out,

M turns to the one man she can trust: Bond. Aided only by a field

agent (Naomie Harris), Bond takes to the shadows and follows a

trail to Silva (Javier Bardem), a man from M’s past who wants to

settle an old score. Spectre (2015) A cryptic message from the past

leads James Bond to Mexico City and Rome, where he meets the

beautiful widow (Monica Bellucci) of an infamous criminal. After

infiltrating a secret meeting, 007 uncovers the existence of the

sinister organization SPECTRE. Needing the help of the daughter

of an old nemesis, he embarks on a mission to find her. As Bond

ventures toward the heart of SPECTRE, he discovers a chilling

connection between himself and the enemy (Christoph Waltz) he

seeks. No Time To Die (2020) Bond has left active service and is

enjoying a tranquil life in Jamaica. His peace is short-lived when

his old friend Felix Leiter from the CIA turns up asking for help.

The mission to rescue a kidnapped scientist turns out to be far

more treacherous than expected, leading Bond onto the trail of a

mysterious villain armed with dangerous new technology.



otta Read

entertainment | GOTTA read By lisa marie

The Heir Affair

by Heather Cocks, Jessica Morgan

Released July 7th

Making it up the aisle was the easy part:

Rebecca “Bex” Porter must survive her

own scandals and adjust to royal British

life in this “timely and positively delicious”

follow-up to The Royal We that’s “just as fun,

charming, and delightful as the first.” - Taylor

Jenkins Reid

After a scandalous secret turns their

fairy-tale wedding into a nightmare, Rebecca

“Bex” Porter and her husband Prince

Nicholas are in self-imposed exile. The

public is angry. The Queen is even angrier.

And the press is salivating. Cutting themselves

off from friends and family, and escaping

the world’s judgmental eyes, feels

like the best way to protect their fragile,

all-consuming romance.

But when a crisis forces the new Duke

and Duchess back to London, the Band-Aid

they’d placed over their problems starts

to peel at the edges. Now, as old family secrets

and new ones threaten to derail her

new royal life, Bex has to face the emotional

wreckage she and Nick left behind: with

the Queen, with the world, and with Nick’s

brother Freddie, whose sins may not be so

easily forgotten — nor forgiven.

The Only Good

Indians

by STEPHEn Graham Jones

Released July 14th

“One of 2020’s buzziest horror novels.” –

Entertainment Weekly

“A masterpiece.” – Paul Tremblay, author

of A Head Full of Ghosts and The Cabin at the

End of the World

A tale of revenge, cultural identity, and

the cost of breaking from tradition in this

latest novel from the Jordan Peele of horror

literature, Stephen Graham Jones.

Seamlessly blending classic horror and a

dramatic narrative with sharp social commentary,

The Only Good Indians follows

four American Indian men after a disturbing

event from their youth puts them in a

desperate struggle for their lives. Tracked

by an entity bent on revenge, these childhood

friends are helpless as the culture and


traditions they left behind catch up to them

in a violent, vengeful way.

Deadly Touch

by Heather Graham

Released July 21st

She Knows Where To Find The Body

When Raina Hamish tries on a dress in

a Miami boutique, she has a terrifyingly

accurate vision of a murdered corpse

in the murky shadows of the Everglades. She

wants to help, but who would believe her

when she can hardly believe herself?

Special Agent Axel Tiger has returned

to Florida to help hunt a serial killer, but

the investigation doesn’t have much to go

on. Raina’s vision is their best chance to

uncover more. Axel’s experience with the

FBI’s elite paranormal team will nurture

Raina’s abilities, and she may be able to

help save a life—but it puts her directly in

the crosshairs of a killer who is closer than

they would ever suspect.

Meghan and Harry:

The Real Story

by Lady Colin Campbell

Released July 28th

The fall from popular grace of Prince Harry,

the previously adulated brother of the heir

to the British throne, as a consequence of his

marriage to the beautiful and dynamic Hollywood

actress and “Suits” star Meghan Markle,

makes for fascinating reading in this groundbreaking

book from Lady Colin Campbell, who

is the New York Times bestselling biographer

of books on Princess Diana, the Queen Mother,

and Queen Elizabeth’s marriage.

With a unique breadth of insight, Lady

Colin Campbell goes behind the scenes,

speaking to friends, relations, courtiers,

and colleagues on both sides of the Atlantic

to reveal the most unexpected royal story

since King Edward VIII’s abdication. She

highlights the dilemmas involved and the

issues that lurk beneath the surface, revealing

why the couple decided to step down

as senior royals. She analyses the implications

of the actions of a young and ambitious

Duke and Duchess of Sussex, in love

with each other and with the empowering

lure of fame and fortune, and leads the

reader through the maze of contradictions

Meghan and Harry have created—while

also evoking the Californian culture that

has influenced the couple’s conduct.

When She Was Good

by Michael ROBOTHAM

Released July 28th

Criminal psychologist Cyrus Haven and

Evie Cormac return in this mesmerizing

new thriller from internationally bestselling

author Michael Robotham, a writer Stephen

King calls “an absolute master...with

heart and soul.”

Who is Evie, the girl with no past, running

from? She was discovered hiding in a

secret room in the aftermath of a terrible

crime. Her ability to tell when someone is

lying helped Cyrus crack an impenetrable

case in Good Girl, Bad Girl. Now, the closer

Cyrus gets to uncovering answers about

Evie’s dark history, the more he exposes

Evie to danger, giving her no choice but to

run. Ultimately, both will have to decide

if some secrets are better left buried and

some monsters should never be named...


health & beauty | pain relief

By dr. john conde

Tennis Injuries:

Cutting Edge Treatments and Prevention Strategies

Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis) is by far one of the

most prevalent injuries in tennis. It is caused by the microtearing

of the extensor group muscles of the elbow. These

muscles are located on the thumb side of the elbow and allow us

to bring our wrist back and side to side. Scar tissue can form in

the muscle belly which can compress important nerves and blood

vessels. It typically occurs secondarily to the use of an aluminum

racquet, incorrect grip measurement, improper backhand technique,

excess weight of the racquet, and too much tension in the strings.

Rotator cuff tendonitis is also caused by micro-tearing in the

belly of the muscle. The muscles involved are the rotator cuff muscles

of the shoulder which originate in the shoulder blade (scapula)

and attach to the upper arm (humerus). Typically we see this occur

with players who serve with an elbow to side angle of less than 90

degrees. Due to the improper mechanics of the serve it typically

also requires the player to serve repeatedly.

A byproduct of the constant running and cutting in tennis is anterior

(front) knee pain located deep, beneath the knee cap (patella).

The patella fails to track or move correctly within the knee

resulting in frictional forces applied to the lower femur bone and

subsequent braking off of small pieces of cartilage. This can lead to

a condition called chondromalacia patella. Pain is usually experienced

when going up stairs and stopping abruptly while running.

The primary goals in treating these disorders are to reduce inflammation,

break up the fibrotic adhesions (scar tissue), strengthen

surrounding musculature and neurological pathways, and restore

proper joint motion. This entails some simple procedures

including myofascial release, passive and active mobilization,

isometric and isotonic strengthening, and joint manipulation (adjustment).

New cutting edge procedures involve the use of high

power class IV lasers which accelerate tissue healing by nearly

tenfold and the use of mirrors in a technique termed mirror imaging

technique which attempts to strengthen the neurological and

immune pathways in the affected limb. In addition, cross cord applications

and eccentric fast stretching are novel procedures which

decrease the healing time.

In terms of nutrition, supplementing with proteolytic enzymes

and essential fatty acids will help to reduce inflammation and

break down scar tissue. Sticking to an anti-inflammatory, low glycemic

index diet will also help to reduce inflammation and insulin

surges which can promote neurological degeneration

Lastly, prevention is the key to avoiding injury all together. Here

are some key tips to increase your longevity and effectiveness on

the court:

1. Utilize a ceramic or graphite racquet with reduced vibration.

2. Choose a lighter racquet -10.5 - 11.5 oz.

3. Make sure you have a correct grip measurement.

4. Use natural gut strings, which have tension 3-5lbs below what

an athlete is used to.

5. Use proper backhand technique.

6. Warm up prior to playing.

7. Focus on core muscle training.

8. Keep your spine in correct alignment.

9. Strengthen lower extremity musculature.

10. Take multivitamin with plenty of anti-oxidants.

A real cutting edge procedure is termed motor imaging technique.

In essence the athlete visualizes in sets and repetition format,

a learned movement such as the various movements on the

tennis court. The visualization must be very detailed in nature.

Scientifically, the neurological pathways involved in the particular

movement are enhanced and other non-pertinent pathways

inhibited. This activity is gaining great notoriety as many of the

top athletes in the world are incorporating this into their treatment

regimen.

Conde Center For

Chiropractic Neurology

401 West Atlantic Avenue, Suite #014

Delray Beach, FL 33444

561-330-6096

www.thecondecenter.com



health & beauty | body beautiful

By ashley sica-de souza

Mind Makeover

If you are serious about transforming your

body and getting in the best possible shape

there’s a couple of things you will need to

do before you start your transformation.

You might think I’m going to say…plan your workouts, clean

out your pantry etc…but, not so fast! Before you can start

to transform your body you have to transform your mind.

Transforming your body is pretty much ALL mental. If your mind is

not in the right place your body will not follow suit. I’ve seen it time

and time again in the fitness industry. Your mindset is the ONLY

thing that separates you from having the body of your dreams. It’s

the difference of reaching goals or missing them. With that being

said, here are some things to consider before beginning your

“physical” transformation.

Start by identifying your current mindset. You

may feel frustrated or discouraged about your

current situation. You may feel you have tried

everything to change your body with no success.

You may feel defeated that you gain

and lose the same 10 pounds over and

over. Whatever your situation may be,

you need to realize what feelings you’re

having and why you’re having them.

Once you identify your current

mindset you’ll be able to move forward

with the right type of thinking.

Which brings me to my next

point, the power of positivity.

A positive mindset is a MUST.

We attract what we think about.

We become what we think

about. Positive thoughts yield

positive results. If you start your transformation

with doubts about your abilities or doubts about

hitting your goals you are already setting up for

failure. Know there will be obstacles along the

way, but you need to have the right mindset so

obstacles will not hinder you final result. Whatever

life throws you (life is full of curveballs)

you’ll be ready to handle any situation or bump

in the road. Too many people give up on their

goals because of circumstances totally within

their control. So be ready, willing and able to say

and do, “Whatever comes my way, I’ve got this

and I WILL do this!”

The next key to a successful transformation is that you have to

want it bad enough. If not, then EVERY excuse in the book will

stand in your way. “Oh, I didn’t have time to get to the gym. It was

just a couple extra slices of pizza.” Every person that wants it bad

enough, gets results. The clients that think they want to transform

but don’t have a yearning in their heart for change, don’t. It’s really

as simple as that. New clients will ask, “Do you think I have

what it takes to transform?” And the answer is always, “Yes, anyone

can transform as long as you want it bad enough!” When you want

something bad enough, your heart and head are into it and

with that your body will follow.

The last piece of advice is to leave fear of failure at the

door. There is nothing to be afraid of - the only way to

fail is by not even trying. Fear is often what holds us

back from going after the things we really want in

life. What should really scare you is the thought

of staying stagnant in your current situation.

Imagine living in a body you’re uncomfortable

with for the rest of your life…now

that’s scary! The only way you can

fail is by giving up. Understand

that transforming your body is

marathon not a sprint. Every

“body” is different and each person’s

transformation will take a

different amount of time. For some it

will be three months for some it will be one year.

Whatever it is for YOU, don’t ever give up. Failure will

never be an option.

Before embarking on your physical transformation,

make sure your mind is warmed up and

ready to run with you. Our mind is the most

powerful tool we have and it can either make

us or break us. Use it wisely and your transformation

will be a little easier than you think!

Ashley Sica Fitness

Transformation Studio

7400 N. Federal Highway,

Boca Raton, FL 33487

561-445-7445

Ashleysica@gmail.com


travel | iceland

A Fantasy Trip

Around Ring Road

The entire country is about the size of Maine, but with volcanoes,

icebergs, mountains, black sand beaches, and majestic

fjords, there is much to see and savor. The sea in all its colors

and turbulence is always steps away.

To see Iceland at its best, take the Ring Road. This is a circumference

road that circles the entire country. By renting a car, or for

those who wish more adventure by renting a camper, you can take

the Ring Road around the island and catch the true flavor, cuisine,

cities, farms, and people in all their splendor.

I recommend you take the Ring Road counterclockwise for

two reasons. One, you will be traveling the most beautiful parts

of the country first giving you the option to stay in a place longer.

You may not have the time if you wait until the end of your trip.

Two, you run counter to most of the tourist and will encounter

less congestion.

Renting a 4X4 will give you access to the entire country, especially

if you want to make a side trip off the Ring Road. If you camp,

there are campgrounds in every town and city at a nominal cost.

Visitors are not allowed to pull over and camp on the land aliceland

written and photographed By Jeffrey David Reynolds

The towering view of mountain peaks from high above Porsmork .

Whatever you’ve heard, whatever you’ve read, whatever pictures or

videos you’ve seen, they cannot capture the raw, stunning beauty of

Iceland. The best time to visit is the summer and the breathtaking

countryside is just outside of Reykjavik, the capital city.

A frosty, pristine waterfall climbing on the Fimmvorduhals hike in the mountains

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though, with permission, some farmers will allow ‘overnighting’

for a fee - but it is essential, and etiquette demands, you get permission

first. If you don’t camp, there are lovely hotels and inns at

every juncture on the Ring Road.

When hiking in Iceland you can cross glacier fields, even in

summer, with Shangri- La vistas of enchanted valleys and spectacular

mountain ranges, unworldly to Florida eyes. Rugged

mountain trails can often lead to isolated crystal-cold pristine

waterfalls, over ice caps, or through green lush, mountain meadows

with views that stun. Nowhere on earth will you see volcanoes

and the wild sea, thermal pools, and an almost bare lunar

landscape just miles apart.

On the south coast approximately 6 miles west of the town of

Vik is Dyrholaey (deer-lay) on Ring Road. From the high plateau

above the ocean you will find towering black basalt obelisks that

have withstood the petulant sea.

The cliffs at Dyrholaey are home to the colorful Atlantic Puffin

- with luck you will see one waddle across the sea-sky and come

to rest close by on the cliffs. The colorful top-heavy Puffin is too

heavy to fly, but doesn’t know it. They feed on the rich sea life, doing

their unique flying waddle as their gull cousins slash over the

waves or sail high above the rugged cliffs.

In Vik, just a short walk from the downtown shops and gas stations

is the long and broad black, volcanic sand beach. Caution

needs to be exercised here. The waves are unpredictable and have

fatally latched on to a victim or two. There are wonderful short

day and half-day hikes in the heights above Vik and its beach.

The national park system in Iceland is breathtaking and something

Icelanders are truly proud of. One of the largest National

Parks in Europe is Vatnajokull National Park which was formed

from two earlier parks to preserve an icecap. The hiking here is

spectacular.

Heading further around the Ring Road on the north coast is the

city of Akureyri where whale watching tours can be arranged.

While traveling the Ring Road, every few miles there is another

scenic wonder. There are many scenic jewels and towns to visit as

one makes the circuit around Iceland.

Completing the Ring Road circle, you enter the capital, Reykjavik.The

city is sophisticated and charming, easy to navigate with

great restaurants and fine shopping. It has all the amenities of any

capital in Europe without the congestion or pollution. It is a gem

on this island nation.

The dramatic coastline of East Iceland near sunset

A solitary basalt column withstanding the shattering sea at Dyrholaey

SAFETY TIPS FOR TRAVELING IN ICELAND

Iceland is not sunny south Florida and there are essential words

of caution for the traveler. Do not be lulled into complacency. The

weather and other conditions in Iceland can be treacherous, but if

you exercise caution your trip will be a once in a lifetime experience

to a land of raw, untouched beauty.

The wind of Iceland is dangerous an unpredictable. Weather

conditions, even during the best of the summer months, can

change with no warning and became treacherous. The velocity of

the wind on a cliffside fjord can carry one off a cliff, and hypothermia

at upper elevations can take a hiker’s life.

Tourists from warmer climates need to be aware and take necessary

precautions. Before setting out on a hike or trip always

check the weather and road conditions. There is a nationwide

emergency number in English (112) available 24 hours a day.

There is also a weather phone number and website in English

with on-going weather reports and alerts. When hiking, stay on

designated paths - warning signs are sparse in the country and a

fall while off trail can lead to an injury, or worse. It is easy to get

lost and a night stranded in the mountains can be fatal. Always,

hike with a partner, never alone.

Vegetation grows slowly in Iceland and the environment in this

sub-artic country is fragile. It takes many years to build up substantial

growth and Icelanders are careful of it.

There are many thermal pools in Iceland. Some are dangerous,

often not marked as hazardous. The wrong thermal pool can severely

burn.

Respect the Icelandic ocean, it can pull you from the shore with

a surprise killer wave that can sweep you into the unforgiving,

freezing sea.

When traveling in the outback, register your itinerary with

SafeTravel.Is. If you become lost, rescue can be arranged. It is

smart to let this service know where you are going.

Earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and road washouts are Icelandic

facts of life. Check road and safety conditions in the area you

are traveling. Travel advisories are always on TV - also, check the

website or call the weather number.

If you follow these simple rules your summer travel to Iceland

will bring you memories of a beautiful nation with open, warm

friendly people, who live surrounded by the power and forces of

nature. A declaration of their indomitable, Icelandic Viking spirit.


purlife

Important News from

PurLife Fitness Centers

By Giovanni Roselli, Expert Fitness Trainer | photos by melissa korman

Unprecedented times. Unchartered waters. Unique circumstances.

Whichever way you say it, our world has been rocked the last several

months. We at Purlife Fitness Centers want to welcome you back into our

club. The new standards that we have put in place to ensure your health

and safety is extensive, and we have gone to great lengths to give you a

place to not only return to, but to aid in your overall health in the process.

In addition to abiding to CDC guidelines which include keeping

capacity at 50%, maintaining social distancing by powering off

every other piece of cardio equipment and distancing equipment,

and discontinuing towel service, extra measures have been

taken that include:

- Every staff member’s temperature will be taken before the start

of their shift and all staff wears the appropriate PPE while interacting

with members. In addition, the entire team participates in

our increased cleaning and sanitation schedule, ensuring the entire

facility is disinfected multiple times per day.

- Temperature checks for every member who is looking to enter

the gym, and any member with a temperature above 100.4 will not

be allowed to enter the facility.

- Hospital grade disinfectant and sanitation supplies are being

used throughout the facility.

Additionally, we have repainted all touchable painted surfaces

with new Sherwin-Williams Paint Shield Microbicidal Paint technology.

This technology kills virus and pathogens for up to 4 years

once applied to a surface. Lastly, we have purchased OmniAir Hepa

1000V medical grade air scrubbers that have been placed throughout

the facilities. These units use UV and Peroxide to clean 100% of

the air several times per hour.


We now know, those at the highest risk populations for getting

COVID-19 are individuals older than 65 years and/or with pre-existing

conditions. Although we cannot turn back the clock, there

are two ways Purlife can step in – and that is consistent exercise

and adequate nutritional choices. Guess what the best way is to

prevent falling into a high-risk category? Making healthy lifestyle

choices so you do not get a condition to begin with! Even so, exercise

has been shown and proven beneficial for older adults and

people with chronic health conditions, such as diabetes, arthritis,

or heart disease. Regular exercise is essential for everyone under

normal circumstances. However, here are a few more reasons why

exercise is especially crucial during the COVID-19 pandemic:

• Boosts immune system: research shows that regular, moderate-intensity

exercise has immune-boosting benefits that can help

your body fight off infections, including COVID-19.

• Weight maintenance: Offset the effects of sedentary activities

and burn off those extra calories you may have been consuming

during the lockdown.

• Reduces stress and anxiety: a proven mood-booster and can

help adults reduce stress levels and build emotional resilience.

• Improves sleep: There is evidence that suggests regular exercise

helps you fall asleep faster and improves sleep quality — and getting a

good night’s sleep has also been found to boost your immune system.

Regular exercise improves balance, flexibility, strength, mobility,

and cardiovascular health. Plus, it can boost energy and overall

well-being. Not sure what to do or how to do it? Ask for one of

our highly qualified staff and personal trainers who will guide you

with proper form, creating exercise regiments specific to the individual’s

needs and past history.

We at Purlife are dedicated and committed to not only your fitness,

but to your health and safety. We understand that there are

those of you who may be hesitant to venture back out into the “new

normal.” Whether you are revving to go, on the fence, or hesitant,

we can whole-heartedly say that we have taken every possible precaution

and made every effort to make everyone comfortable and

safe. We did not focus on “What If,” we focused on what we CAN do!

purlife fitness center

45 NE 2nd Ave, Delray Beach FL 33444 - 561-852-9200

9 Plaza S, Suite 111, Boca Raton, FL 33432 - 561-826-4577

www.purlifefitness.com


DR. JOHN R. PASQUAL

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon

By diane feen | photos by melissa korman

In a changing world some things need to stay static. And that is a

good thing. It is also a good thing that Dr. John Pasqual is calmly

doing what he always does best - Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery.

The Board-Certified surgeon does everything from facial surgery

to dental implants, extractions, and advanced facial reconstruction.

His operating room has a 42-inch monitor that allows him to see

a digital view of patients’ facial structure and teeth. “With technology

so advanced today, dentistry has evolved immensely. We use

a state-of-the-art diagnostic tool called an i-Cat Cone Beam Imaging

machine. The i-Cat 3D Imaging machine is a great diagnostic

tool for pathology, trauma, facial fractures, tumors and cysts. With

the i-Cat, surgery is more accurate, and I am able to guide implant

placement.”

Dr. Pasqual does not have to tout his accomplishments, his resume

speaks for him. He went to the University of Pittsburgh School

of Dental Medicine, graduated President of his class, he completed

a four-year surgery residency at Case Western Reserve University

MetroHealth Medical Center, a level I trauma center, and spent

two years there as an Anesthesia Fellow. He is a Diplomate of the

American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Diplomate of the

International Congress of Oral Implantologists, and Diplomate of

the National Dental Board of Anesthesiology. He is a Fellow of the

American Association as well as International Association of Oral

and Maxillofacial Surgeons.

Dr. Pasqual did externships in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery at

the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Montefiore University

Hospital and at the University of Texas Health Sciences Center in

San Antonio. He recently became the President Elect for the Atlantic

Coast District Dental Association and is past President of the

South Palm Beach County Dental Association.

Because of his expertise and experience Dr. Pasqual is a Clinical

Associate Professor at University of Florida School of Dental Medicine

and in the Department of Oral Implantology at Temple University.

He also is a prior committee member for Dental Education and

Licensing for the State of Florida.

“We continue to grow exponentially every year and expand to

serve everyone in Palm Beach County and beyond,” said Dr. Pasqual,

whose staff is trained in intravenous sedation. They also have private

rooms and a relaxing setting for patients.

“Pasqual Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery is different from many dental

or medical clinics; we are a very patient-centric office. We focus

on the patients’ physical as well as emotional wellbeing,” he added.

Dr. Pasqual and his staff understand that surgery can be a very

stressful time for patients. “Our goal is to meet with patients for a

consultation, discuss their condition, explain their options and ultimately

perform our very best for them.”

At the Pasqual Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Center the Operating

Room rivals those in a hospital. On the wall of this pristine operating

room is a 42-inch monitor that allows Dr. Pasqual a clear digital

view of patients’ facial structure and teeth. “With technology so advanced

today, dentistry has evolved immensely.

There is one other thing to understand about Dr. Pasqual. “I am a

surgeon. Not all doctors that perform surgery are surgeons. It’s important

to look at a doctors’ credentials and board certifications.”

We agree.

The Pasqual Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Center is one of the few

centers that utilize such advanced technology to benefit patient

care from Er: YAG and Nd: Lasers, to Radiolase radiofrequency scalpel

to platelet rich fibrin (PRF) for wound healing. “I feel good if I

can make a difference in someone’s life. When you know you have

helped someone, and they are better when they leave your office -

it’s a good thing.”


His excellent care is no secret to those in the industry. Dr.

Pasqual was inducted into the Pierre Fauchard Academy, an

international honor society for excellence in the specialty of

patient care. He is a past Delegate and current Board of Trustee

to the FDA..

Though some like to think of Dr. Pasqual as a Delray treasure,

others recognize his genius. Patients come from Boca Raton,

Palm Beach, Jupiter, Miami and across the country. Dr. Pasqual

has also treated celebrities, renowned musicians, champion

MMA fighters and other high-profile patients.

“I treat several patients that have celebrity-status. However, all

my patients are super-stars to me. It is a true privilege to practice

each and every day. I am humbled that patients that may obtain

medical care anywhere in the world choose my office.”

Patients testify to his dedication and expertise. “Dr. Pasqual’s

technical skills are remarkable. His office and staff are second

to none. But it is his gentle strength and ability to calm and

care for the patient that is most appreciated. No question goes

unanswered and no request seems unreasonable.”

Other agree. “Dr. Pasqual is the best. His staff and follow-up

is impeccable. He called to check on us at the end of the day to

make sure everything was OK. I highly recommend him.”

Nancy is also a fan. “My experience was excellent and my

implant surgery went flawlessly. Dr. Pasqual gave me a reason

to smile again!”

Dr. Pasqual is also involved in charities and organizations

that benefit those in need. He is Chairman of the Board of the

Bethesda Hospital Foundation (for the second time) and volunteers

at the Caridad Center. He and wife Nicole support the

ASPCA, Boys and Girls Club, Make a Wish Foundation, and Delray

Beach Public Library.

There is one thing that is non-negotiable at Pasqual Oral

& Maxillofacial Surgery Center – and that is respect for their

patients. “When patients present to our office it is about being

kind and compassionate. Patients say they are happy they

came to me and recovery was easy. When I hear statements

like this it is truly the greatest reward.”

Dr. John R. Pasqual

Pasqual Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

4600 Linton Blvd., Suite 220

Delray Beach, Florida 33445

561.900.9080

www.pasqualoms.com

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Delray Beach chamber of commerce

#KeepLocalsAfloat

BY Tiffany Mazer | photos by © Emiliano Brooks, Studio B Squared

Delray Beach Keep Locals Afloat safely – photographed at the roof top pool at the Courtyard by Marriott Delray Beach

Noreen Payne, All About

Annie Blake and Ashley Amman –

Florida Homes at Lang Realty Dupree Jackson from EJS Project Death or Glory Bar

Nick Stump from Fleet Feet

Summer has always been for the locals. It’s when we take back

Delray Beach, walk right in to our favorite restaurant, get a

seat during happy hour and just enjoy the Ave at our leisure,

without the bustling and traffic that ensues during “season.” This

year is a bit different. Our restaurants, shops and hotels did not

benefit from a full season and have missed out on revenue they will

never see. Now more than ever, they need you to support them and

help #KeepLocalsAfloat.

A staycation isn’t the right word now, since we have all been staying

- so I encourage you to take a “nearcation” or vacation beyond

your backyard. Far enough away to still feel the benefits of being

on vacation, yet close enough to feel safe. There are some great

discounts to be found. Many of our local hotels are running specials

at 20-30% off already discounted nightly rates.

Ready to get out, but not stay out? Take a walk through the Morikami

and enjoy the Gardens, stop by the Cornell Museum, learn

about the History of Delray Beach at the Delray Beach Historical

Society. Do you have little ones? Go to the Sandoway Discovery Center

for an animal feeding or schedule a time at the Delray Beach

Children’s Garden. Read the community’s Covid-19 stories in the

“Unsung” exhibit at the Spady Museum. You can even cruise with

Delray Yacht Cruises or play a round of golf at Putt’n Around.

Not quite ready to get out? Schedule a virtual vacation for yourself

and unplug for a long weekend. Order pickup from your favorite

restaurant, online shop from your favorite boutique and get outside

and enjoy the fresh air!

Supporting local doesn’t just mean shops and restaurants. Spring

would have been fundraising season for many of our nonprofits.

Spend some time with your loved ones and learn more about our

70+ nonprofit members at the Delray Chamber of Commerce and

find one who’s mission really speaks to you. Whether you are able

to donate your time, talent or treasure, each of our nonprofits could

use your help!

Whatever you decide to do this July to support local, we encourage

you to use #KeepLocalsAfloat and post about your experience

on social media! Take a few minutes and write a Google or Facebook

review.

For a list of Summer Float specials visit www.DelrayBeach.com/float.



John Brewer

...I have a

soft spot for

restaurants

and truly feel

for what they

go through


regulars | city people

by diane feen | Photo by Melissa korman

Good Guy, Restaurant

Savior and Hometown Hero

If anyone knows how to take

lemons and make lemonade

in a pinch, it’s John Brewer.

The South Florida native co-founded the Socially Distant Supper

Club (SDSC) that has rescued a calvary of family-owned

restaurants from extinction since COVID-19 came to town.

What started out as a quick fix to save faltering food businesses

has become a Facebook Group Page for 15,000 fans and foodies.

It has also saved some restaurants from closing their doors after

being ordered to curtail their businesses amid the pandemic.

For Brewer, the SDSC has been part philanthropy and part history.

His stepfather owned The Driftwood in Lantana and he spent

his teen years busing tables there. “I missed out on a lot in high

school because I had to work at the restaurant. Looking back I realize

it made me who I am. That’s why I have a soft spot for restaurants

and truly feel for what they go through, especially in these

tough times,” said the commercial real estate broker who specializes

in restaurants.

Not only did the Driftwood close after three years, but so did

his parent’s marriage. That life-change cemented Brewer’s appreciation

for family and fatherhood. “I am a big proponent of dads

being involved with their kids. Children need their fathers – or a

supportive male role model,” said Brewer, who will riff on the subject

of fatherhood at the drop of a hat (and is stepdad to Kailan).

Though he did not set out to become a hometown hero with the

creation of the SDSC (with friend Iain Paterson). It just evolved

from a conversation the two had after the pandemic hit South

Florida in March.

“I started seeing restaurants close down; many of them did not

know how to change their business model during the pandemic.

They didn’t know how much food to order or how much help they

needed.”

But luckily Brewer did.

That’s because his history is a mix of jobs that span the map

and the manner of food exchange. The Atlantic High School grad

worked in restaurants and bars in New York City (his favorite being

“dive bars”). He waited tables and managed bars in off-beat

places such as Polly Esther’s, and the Tile Bar on the lower East

Side of Manhattan.

From there he went to Las Vegas and was general manager of

Body English at the Hard Rock Resort & Casino, the Palms and the

Playboy Club.

But after getting reacquainted with his high school sweetheart

(Diane) in 2010, he put roots down in his hometown. “I was ready

to leave Vegas and went to Austin, Texas for an interview but ultimately

came back to Delray. I love Delray and now that I’m home,

it has solidified how I always felt about being here.”

It also solidified his feelings for Diane. The two were married

in 2012 and Brewer went on to become general manager of Max’s

Social House, Ceviche Tapas Bar and the Breakers restaurant HMF.

That’s why he continues to be the cheerleader and fearless leader

of the SDSC. He does live Facebook videos almost daily and has

a Facebook page that hails restaurants newest culinary creations.

It’s not only become a meeting place for foodies around town, but

business has increased exponentially in many restaurants.

When asked for comments about Brewer, 113 people stepped

up to sing his praises: “John Brewer is a Rockstar! A leader who

brought the residents and restaurateurs together to save businesses

and educate residents of lesser known restaurants. It’s a

beautiful thing!” - Anita Teichman-Comiskey.

Rosemary Kelly agrees. “It’s so incredible that the SDSC has

mobilized and led those impacted in our community so positively.

Not only have the restaurants benefited, but as a member

I have learned about so many new places in Delray that I hadn’t

heard of before. Thank you so much - your energy, passion, and

enthusiasm are infectious and inspiring.”

Not only has Brewer been a constant presence on the SDSC

Facebook Page, but his kind heart has been on display as well.

Dina Branham, owner of Wine House Social, saw Brewer jump

into rescue mode when he heard of her plight. He raised money for

her legal bills and rallied the foodies and good Samaritans in Delray.

“John and this group have taken a terrible situation and volunteered

their hearts and souls to support restaurants. As a small

business owner (zoned as a bar and retail store) I wasn’t sure

I would be included. When I reached out I was welcomed with

open arms. The people I’ve met are incredible and It’s been a

blessing. John has such a passion for SDSC and the community.

They helped with my zoning challenges and were generous and

kind throughout the ordeal.”

If you go the SDSC Facebook page you will see Brewer touting

restaurants and showing pictures of their luscious fare. Each day

different restaurants are featured, and a foodie flash mob springs

into action. Local restaurants post their menus with meals (and

specials) available that day. Members check the SDSC Facebook

page and call their orders in a day in advance, giving restaurants

time to prepare the meals.

The concept has been so successful that Brewer and his crew

have been featured on the “Weekend Today” show with Kerry

Sanders. Though Brewer is a superstar of sorts it has not gone to

his head. “I consider myself blessed. This whole SDSC has steamrolled

bigger than me and I want to keep it going. We try to keep

the citizens engaged with what ‘s going on in our village by the sea.”

The “we” are volunteers who help Brewer take command of

the burgeoning demands of this flash mob restaurant COVID

– related concept. There are chapters opening up around the

country and all over Florida. The concept is genius and the congratulations

and salutations are endless.

www.facebook.com/groups/SociallyDistancedSupperClub


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dining | guide

We at Atlantic Ave Magazine try to keep our Dining Guide

as accurate as possible for our reader’s benefit, however

this can sometimes be a difficult task. We may omit

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

listed in this guide we apologize but please feel free to e-mail

lisa@atlanticavemagazine.com and we will get your details entered

for the following month. By the same token, if you see a listing that

is no longer there then please e-mail lisa@atlanticavemagazine.

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

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

DELRAY BEACH

American

Atlantic Grille

1000 E. Atlantic Ave, DB

(In the Seagate Hotel)

561-665-4900

Boston’s on the Beach

40 S. Ocean Blvd, DB

561-278-3364

Brighton Beach

Bagel & Bakery

14587 S. Military Trail, DB

561-270-3771

Brule Bistro

200 NE 2nd Ave #109, DB

561-274-2046

Bru’s Room

35 NE 2nd Ave, DB

561-276-3663

BurgerFi

6 S. Ocean Blvd, DB

561-278-9590

Burt & Max’s Bar & grill

Delray Marketplace

Atlantic & Lyons

561-638-6380

Cut 432


561-272-9898

Dada

52 N. Swinton Ave, DB

561-330-3232

Death or Glory

Restaurant & Bar

116 NE 6th Ave

DB, 561-808-8814

Deck 84


561-665-8484

Doc’s All American

10 N. Swinton Ave, DB

561-278-3627

Donnie’s Place

60 NW 5th Ave, DB

561-243-9996

Ellie’s 50’s Diner

2410 N. Federal Hwy

DB, 561-276-1570

Gourmet Killer Dogs

4057 W. Atlantic Ave, DB.

917-656-3664

Grangers Grill

802 SE 5th Ave, DB

561-276-7881

Harvest Seasonal Grill

and Wine Bar

1841 S. Federal Hwy, DB

561-266-3239

Henry’s

16850 Jog Road

Between Linton Blvd &

Clintmore Rd

DB, 561 638 1949

Jimmy’s Bistro

9 S Swinton Avenue, DB

561-865-5774

Johnnie Brown’s


561-243-9911

Longhorn Steakhouse


561-278-1944

Lucilles Bad to the Bone

BBQ, Delray Marketplace

9173 West Atlantic Ave, DB

561-810-4045

MIA Kitchen & Bar

7901 W. Atlantic Ave, DB.

561-499-2200

Outback

1300 Linton Blvd, DB

561-272-7201

Park Tavern

32 SE 2nd St, DB

561-265-5093

Prime Restaurant

And Bar

29 SE 2nd Ave DB

561-865-5845

Rose’s Daughter

American Trattoria

169 NE 2nd Ave

DB 561-271-9423

Salt7

32 SE 2nd St, DB

561-274-7258

Seacrest Grille

(Opal Grand Resort)

10 N. Ocean Blvd, DB

561-274-3200

Sundy House –

Historic Restaurant

106 S. Swinton Ave, DB

561-272-5678

Surf Shack

916 SE 5th Ave

(Federal Hwy.) DB

561-501-7868

The Grove Restaurant

187 NE 2 Ave., DB

561-789-8636

The Office


561-276-3600

The Original Brooklyn

Water Bagel

14451 S. Military Trail, DB

561-455-7490

The Wine Room Kitchen

& Bar


561-243-WINE (9463)

Asian/Sushi/

Chinese/fusion

Buddha Sky Bar

217 E. Atlantic Ave

DB, 561-450-7557

China Gardens

14402 S. Military Trail,

DB, 561-498-5226

Lemongrass Bistro


561-278-5050

Shiitake Asian Bistro

4900 Linton Blvd, #14

DB 561-865-5538

Yama Japanese

Restaurant

200 NE 2nd Ave, DB

561-266-9929

Ziree Thai & Sushi

401 W. Atlantic Ave, DB

561-276-6549

Continental/

Greek

Apeiro Kitchen & Bar

14917 Lyons Rd.

Delray Marketplace

561-501-4443

Blue Anchor


561-272-7272

Boheme Bistro


561-278-4899

Joseph’s Wine Bar

200 NE 2nd Ave, DB

561-272-6100

La Cigale, A Taste of the

Mediterranean

253 SE 5th Ave, DB

561-265-0600

Olio Bistro

42 SE 2nd Ave, DB

561-278-6633

Taverna Opa


561-303-3602

Taverna Trela

Greek, Seafood, Sushi

4801 Linton Blvd,

Suite 5B-8B, DB

561-359-2301

Coffee/Dessert

Ben & Jerry’s


561-272-3112

Coffee District

325 NE 2nd Ave, DB

561-455-0541


Couture Cakes

142 SE 6th Ave, DB

561-279-1828

Cream Frozen Yogurt,

Gelato & Gourmet Coffees

1163 E. Atlantic Ave, DB.

561-303-1912

Gizzi’s Coffee

2275 S. Federal Hwy #380

DB, (561) 266-9797

Jellies at Seagate


561-330-3775

Kilwin’s Chocolates &

Ice Cream


561-278-0808

Puro’s Cigar


561-278-6118

Starbucks


561-243-9332

Starbucks


561-265-3273

Health Food

Fit Food Express

302 NE 4th St, DB

561-330-4525

Nutrition Cottage

1815 S. Federal Highway,

DB, 561-734-4626

Purgreens

Inside Purlife Fitness

Center

45 NE 2nd Ave, DB

561-276-7387

The New Vegan

528 NE 2nd St. DB

561-404-5301

Italian

4 Brothers Italian

Restaurant & Pizzeria


561-496-3990

Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza

115 NE 6th Ave, DB

561-278-7911

Bambini’s Garden Pizzeria

14466 Military Trail, DB

561-638-6442

Caffe Luna Rosa


561-274-9404

Carrabba’s Italian Grill

335 E. Linton Blvd, DB

561-266-9393

Cena Cucina Italiana

9 SE 7th Ave, DB

561-330-1237

D’Angelo Pizza Tapas

16950 Jog Road, DB.

561-381-0037

Il Bacio Restaurant

& Lounge

29 SE 2nd Ave, DB,

561-865-7785

IL Contadino

Ristorante

165 NE 2nd Ave,

Pineapple Grove, DB

561-330-0004

Il Girasole

1911 S. Federal Hwy, DB,

561-272-3566

Mellow Mushroom

25 SE 6th Ave, DB

561-330-3040

Pizza Rustica


561-279-8766

Sardinia Ristorante,

3035 S. Federal Hwy, DB.

561-332-3406

Sazio


561-272-5540

Scuola Vecchia


561-865-5923

Terra Fiamma

Ristorante. Pizza. Bar

9169 W. Atlantic Ave.

Delray Marketplace

561-495-5570

Tramonti Italian

Ristorante


561-272-1944

Vic & Angelo’s


561-278-9570

Windy City Pizza


561-266-2811

Latin/Caribbean/

sPAnish

Bamboo Fire Café

149 NW 4th Ave, DB

561-749-0973

Cabana El Ray


561-274-9090

CHE!!! Restaurant

900 E. Atlantic Ave,

On the Intracoastal

DB, 561-562-5111

Papa’s Tapas

259 NE 2nd Ave

Delray Beach, FL 33444

Phone: ( 561) 266-0599

Mexican

Cabo Flats

Cantina & Tequila Bar

Delray Marketplace

Atlantic Ave & Lyons Rd.

DB 561-499-0378

El Camino

15 NE 2nd Ave, DB.

561-865-5350

Hacienda Mexican

Restaurant & Bar, 14820 S

Military Trail, DB.

561-562-5151

Rocco’s Tacos &

Tequila Bar


561-808-1100

Senor Burrito

142 SE 6th Ave #E, DB

561-278-5757

Pubs/Clubs

3rd & 3rd

301 NE 3rd Ave, DB,

561-303-1939

Blue Anchor British Pub &

Restaurant

804 E. Atlantic Ave, DB.

561-272-7272.

Bull Bar Inc


561-274-8001

Honey


561-270-7187

Hurricane Bar & Lounge


561-278-0282

O’Connors Irish Pub

210 NE 2nd Ave, DB

561-330-0022

Delray Hideaway

1045 E Atlantic Ave, Db

561-562-5500

Sandbar


561-278-3364

Wine House Social

104 NE 2nd Ave

The Hyatt Place

561-501-0175

The London Lounge

2725 N. Federal Hwy

DB, 561-808-7138

Tim Finnegans Irish Pub


561- 330-3153

Seafood

50 Ocean

50 S. Ocean Blvd, Delray

Beach, FL 33483

(561) 278-3364

City Oyster


561-272-0220

J & J Seafood Bar & Grill


561-272-3390

Mussel Beach

501 E. Atlantic Ave DB

561-921-6464

Racks Fish House

5 SE 2nd Ave, DB,

561-450-6718

Sandwich/Deli

Bagel’s With Deli


561-279-4799

Big Al’s Steaks


561-819-1888

Brighton Beach Bagel &

Bakery

14587 S. Military trail

DB, 561-270-3771

Checkers


561-278-9939

Christina’s Restaurant

263 NE 2nd Ave, DB

561-278-3200

Conte’s Italian Deli &

Gourmet Market

311 NE 2nd Ave, DB,

561.501.7399

Cornell Café Morikami

Museum

4000 Morikami Park

Rd, DB

561-495-0233

Domino’s Pizza

142 SE 6th Ave, DB

561-330-0002

Dunkin Donuts


561-243-1196

Famous Market Deli


561-495-8590

Jersey Mikes Subs

455C NE 5th Ave, DB

561-276-8949

Jimmy John’s

Gourmet Sandwiches

1911 S. Federal Hwy

DB, 561-243-1100

Lionfish

Delray Beach

307 East Atlantic Ave,

DB 561-865-7066

Marianne Gourmet

Shop, 803 George Bush

Blvd, DB, 561-278-3349

Nemo’s Fish & Chicken


561-865-5094

Sandwiches by the Sea


561-272-2212

Subway

900 Linton Blvd, Ste 905,

DB 561-330-7442

Tea-Licious Tearoom

4997 B, W Atalantic Ave,

DB. 561-638-5155

The Café In Paradise

140 NE 2nd Ave, DB

561-330-3434

The Sandwich Man

Pizza Too


561-274-7135

Tony’s Deli

Breakfast, Lunch, Hero’s

301 W. Atlantic Ave

DB, 561-276-1749

Boca raton

American

Abe & Louis Glades Plaza

2300 W. Glades Road,

Boca 561-447-0024

The Addison

2 E. Camino Real, Boca

561-372-0568


dining | guide

Boca Wings & Ribs

2257 N. Fed. Highway

Boca 561 391-9110

Boca Pita Express

7158 Beracasa Way

Boca 561-750-0088

Boston Market

7020 Beracasa Way,

Boca 561-392-2795

Cheesecake Factory

5530 Glades Road.

Boca 561-393-0344

Chops Lobster Bar

101 Plaza Real. Boca

561-395-2675

Duffy’s Sports Grill

21212 St Andrews Blvd.

Boca 561-869-0552

Grand Lux Café

Town Ctr Mall, 6000

Glades Road, Boca

561-392-2141

Houston’s

1900 N.W. Executive Ctr

Circle. Boca

561-998- 0550

J. Alexander’s

1400 Glades Road. Boca

561-347-9875

Kathy’s Gazebo Café

4199 N. Fed. Highway.

Boca 561-395-6033

Kee Grill

17940 N.Military Trail.

Boca 561-995-5044

Lucilles Bad to the

Bone BBQ

3011 Yamato Road

Boca 561-997-9557

Madison’s New York Grill

2006 NW Executive Center

Circle. Boca 561-994-0808

Mariposa

Neiman Marcus at Town

Ctr-5860 Glades Rd. Boca

561-544-2320

Max’s Grille

Mizner Park-404 Plaza

Real Boca 561-368-0080

Miller’s Ale House

1200 Yamato Road.

Boca 561-998-9142

Mississippi Sweets BBQ

2399 N Federal Hwy.

Boca 561-394-6779

Morton’s The Steakhouse

Shops at Boca-5050 Town

Ctr Circle Boca

561-392-7724

New York Prime

2350 N.W. Executive Ctr

Drive. Boca

561-998-3881

Oceans 18

5801 NW 2nd Av Boca

561-994-0400

Pavilion Grille

301 Yamato Road, Boca

561-912-0000

Polo’s Restaurant

5030 Champion Blvd.,

Boca; 561-997-2920

Rebel House

297 E Palmetto Park Road.

Boca 561-353-5888

Ruth’s Chris Steak House

225 N.E. Mizner Blvd.,

Boca, 561-392-6746

Seasons 52

2300 N.W.Executive Ctr,

Boca, 561-998-9952

Six Tables

112 N.E. 2nd St., Boca

561-347-6260

Sweet Tomatoes

7110 Beracasa Way,

561-750-3303

The Capital Grille

6000 Glades Road,

Boca 561-368-1077

The Grille on Congress

5101 Congress Av. Boca

561-912-9800

Yogurt Rendezvous*

*(ORB Kosher) 7150

Beracasa Way, Boca

561-392-8384

Asian/Sushi/

Chinese

Bluefin Sushi Thai Grill

861 Yamato Rd. Boca

561-981-8986

Boon’s Asian Bistro

19605 SR7.

Boca 561-883-0202

Fah Asian Bistro

Boca Valley Shopping Plaza

-7461 N.Fed Hwy. Boca

561-241-0400

5 Spice Asian Market

Shoppes at Blue Lake

1200 Yamato Rd.

561-989-1688

Japango

3011 Yamato Road.

Boca 561-999-1263

Kapow Noodle Bar

431 Plaza Real.

Boca 561-347-7311

Lemongrass Asian Bistro

101 Plaza Real South.

Boca 561-544-8181

P.F Chang’s

1400 Glades Rd. Boca

561-393-3722

Pei Wei Asian Diner

7152-B Beracasa Way,

561-322-1001

Sushi Masa & Thai

2240 NW 19th Street.

Boca 561-347-0008

Sushi Ray

Shops at Boca Ctr-5250,

Town Ctr Circle.Boca

561-394-9506

Sushi Yama

7055-33 W Palmetto Park

Road. Boca 561- 362-6416

Tempura House

The Reserve-9858 Clint

Moore Road. Building

561-883-6088

Yokohama Sushi

60 N Fed. Hwy, Boca.

561-392-9328

Yokohama Sushi

9168 Glades Rd. Boca

561-451-1707

Continental

Bakery of France

625 NE Spanish River

Blvd., Boca 561-361-4490

Casa D’Angelo

171 E Palmetto Park Rd.

Boca. 561-996-1234

Cote France Café

100K Plaza Real South,

Boca. 561-955-6021

Casimir French Bistro

416 Via De Palmas #81,

Royal Palm Place, Boca,

561-955-6001

Le Rivage

450 N.E.20th St.

Boca-561-620-0033

Mario’s Osteria

1400 Glades Road.

Boca 561-239-7000

Matteo’s

233 S Federal Hwy.

Boca 561-392-0773

Milos Taverna

1600 N Fed. Hwy, Boca.

561-750-6720

Taverna Kyma

6298 N. Fed. Hywy.

Boca 33487

561-994-2828

Villa Rosana

9858 Clint Moore Road.

Boca 561-470-0112

Italian

Arturo’s Ristorante

6750 N.Fed Hwy.

Boca-561-997- 7373

Carraba’s Italian Grill

6909 S.W.18th Street,

Boca-561-544-8838

Josephine’s

5751 N.Fed. Highway.

Boca. 561-988-0668

La Luna Italian Bistro

The Polo Shoppes-5030

Champion Blvd. Boca

561-997-1165

La Villeta

4351 N. Fed. Highway

Boca-561-362-8403

Maggiano’s

21090 St. Andrew’s Blvd.

Boca, 561-361-8244

Nino’s Italian Restaurant

7120 Beracasa Way,

561-392-9075

Novello Restaurant & Bar

5999 N. Fed. Highway.

Boca, 561-994-3495

Ristorante Sapori

Royal Palm Place-301 Via

De Palmas, Boca

561-367-9779

Tanzy Restaurant

Mizner Park

301 Plaza Real

Boca 561-922-6699

Trattoria Romana

499 E. Palmetto Park Rd.

Boca, 561-393-6715

Umbria

Renaissance Hotel 2000

NW 19st, Boca.

561-368-5252

Latin/

cAribbean

Caribbean Grill

1332 NW Boca Raton Blvd

Boca 561-362-0161

Cuban Café

3350 N.W.Boca Blvd. Boca

561-750-8860

Mexican

Senor Burrito

513 N.E 20th Street

Boca 561-347-6600

Rocco’s Tacos

5250 Town Center Circle.

Boca 561-416-2131

Seafood

Bonefish Grill

21065 Powerline Road.

Boca 561-483-4949

City Fish Market

7940 Glades Road.

Boca 561-487-1600

Deli/Cafés

Ben’s Deli Kosher

The Reserve-9942 Clint

Moore Rd. Boca

561-470-9963

Boca Beach House

887 E Palmetto Park Road.

Boca 561-826-8850

Deli on Rye

4311 N. Federlal Hwy.,

Boca 561-347-1400

Hotdogopolis

6020 N Federal Hwy.

8177 Glades Road Boca

561-998-5959

Oasis Cafe

Renaissance Hotel Boca

2000 NW 19st, Boca

561-368-5252

Saquella Caffe

82 Royal Palm Place-410

Via De Palmas, Boca.

561-338-8840

Toojay’s

3013 Yamato Road.

Boca 561-997-9911

Toojay’s Gourmet Deli

Polo Shoppes-5030

Champion Blvd.

Boca-561-241-5903


misc | ask the petxpert

BY Bill Piechocki and Dr. Diane Sudduth, DVM

How Can I Improve

My Pets Immune System?

The last three months have been stressful for all of us, including

our pets. It started with a shortage of toilet paper, then disposable

gloves, facemasks, hand sanitizers and now food, specifically

meat. Everything has changed because of this quarantine. Businesses

have closed; shopping became limited, and many other social

norms have been modified. Our pets’ lives have been affected as well.

You are home when they are used to resting while you were at work.

Now you are walking them to excessively. You are probably overeating

out of stress and boredom and your guilt tells you that they need treats

too. Could this cause a problem? Of course it can, lifestyle changes will

affect your pets in the same manner it affects humans.

If we have learned one thing from this whole endeavor is that we

really need to protect and build a healthy immune system to fight off

health challenges. The immune system is a complex network of cells,

tissues, organs, and the substances they make that helps the body fight

infections and other diseases. The immune system includes white

blood cells, organs, and tissues of the lymph system, such as the thymus,

spleen, tonsils, lymph nodes, lymph vessels, and bone marrow.

The first step in retaining a healthy immune system is removing exposure

to toxins that will debilitate these organs that we need functioning

at their optimal level. Many household and yard products contain toxic,

unnatural components that compromise the immune system. Drugs and

medications often have this same compromising effect. We understand

that we cannot always eliminate exposure toxins that are all around us,

however we can help the body eliminate them once they invade.

Good, species appropriate nutrition is the perfect system for delivering

nutrients that are needed to maintain and build the structure of

the whole body but also acts to remove various toxins that we all have

been exposed to. It is important to have diversity in the diets of our

pets and ourselves as different foods remove specific toxins. Examples

of this are seen with foods such as cilantro and chlorella which can

remove many heavy metals such as mercury and aluminum plus both

are a source of micronutrients needed to strengthen the system.

We also must realize that the body is dynamic which means it is always

changing. Parts or the body break down and rebuild in an ongoing

basis. We have seen complete elimination and healing of pets and their

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The impact of supplying the cleansing and nutritive power of a variety

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follow this system of immune building as an ongoing lifestyle change.

Upon doing this, we can all be more confident in standing up to fight

any physical threats that we encounter.

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Number (abbr.)

13 Florida (abbr.)

14 Braz. tree

15 Ploy

17 Son of lot

18 His (Fr.)

19 First stomach

21 British thermal unit

(abbr.)

22 Evil

23 Bargain

25 Grain beetle larva

29 Linnet

32 Turk. title

33 Pouch

35 Niger-Congo

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24 In the know

25 Council for Econ.

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27 Area

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34 Scalloped

37 Belonging to (suf.)

39 Scientific name (suf.)

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43 Condition (suf.)

44 Sicilian resort

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47 Chills and fever

48 Rosebud, e.g.

49 Edomite king

51 To or from a distance

(pref.)

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