Support Pets in Need: July 1, 2021 Share Animal Care and Libraries Partner To Accept Donations at Six Locations Animal Care and Libraries, have partnered this summer, to help support, homeless pets. Now through August 21st, donations of pet supplies, will be accepted at six local libraries. Residents also have the option of contributing funds, to Animal Care on-line at: https://licensepet.com/wl3/don/brwdwd/411 Donations of unopened dry and canned dog or cat food, kitten formula, along with non-clumping cat litter, are needed. Additional pet supplies, such as: collars and leashes, toys and grooming supplies, are also welcome, however, the shelter is not in need of, towels or bedding. Broward County Library Director, Allison Grubbs, is enthusiastic about the joint venture, saying, “As an animal lover who has dogs and cats, I am pleased to have the Libraries Division, take part, for less fortunate animals.” “We are very honored and excited to partner with our Libraries Division, to show support for our dogs and cats,” said Emily Wood, Director of, Broward County Animal Care. “Every donated item, goes a long way to help us feed and care for our pets in need, so, we welcome the community’s support and thank the Library staff, for all of their dedication to our dogs and cats.” Participating library branches include: • Hollywood Branch - 2600 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, Florida 33020 • Main Library - 100 South Andrews Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 • Northwest Regional Library - 3151 North University Drive, Coral Springs, Florida 33065 • South Regional/Broward College Library - 7300 Pines Boulevard, • Pembroke Pines, Florida 33024 • Southwest Regional Library - 16835 Sheridan Street, Pembroke Pines, Florida 33331 • West Regional Library - 8601 West Broward Blvd, Plantation, FL 33324. For those who are also interested in adopting, volunteering or fostering at Animal Care, for details and instructions, please visit: www.Broward.org/Animal Humane Society of Broward County Many animals are available for adoption, visit https://humanebroward.com/adoptions/ to see what new family members might be available to you. Handsome King (ID 643963) wants to be part of your royal family! This fellow adored his previous owner, but sadly they moved and could not take this great guy along. King is 3 years old and loves to be with people. He is good with kids of all ages, loves to give kisses and is very playful. King likes to sit with you, specifically, wherever you are sitting…a couch, chair, probably a bed, so be sure you are willing to share you space with him. King is housetrained and eager to find a new family to love, could it be you? Three year old brothers Nacho and Pancho are eager to find a home where they can stay together. The duo can often be seen cuddled up together sleeping in the same bed. They are affectionate, playful and love attention. The boys are an orange/cream colored with a medium length coat and would enjoy regular brushing. Thanks to a local cat lover their adoption fee has been sponsored, they just need a family to give them a chance. If you’re ready to adopt, visit the Humane Society of Broward County at 2070 Griffin Road, a block west of I95. The shelter opens daily at 11 AM, but you must complete a pre-adoption application that can be found on at www.humanebroward.com under the adopt tab prior to your visit. If you have any questions call 954-989-3977 ext. 6 < Previous News Next News >

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Come Celebrate! South Florida Jubilee Chorus' Performs Its First Live Performance in 30 Months July 21, 2022 Share After a hiatus of more than 30 months, Broward County's only all women's a cappella chorus, South Florida Jubilee Chorus, will be back on stage on Saturday, July 30 at 2 pm in Fort Lauderdale. (United Church of Christ 2501 NE 30th St, Fort Lauderdale) This performance: "Come Celebrate!" is the chorus' 2021 Holiday and 25th Anniversary show…Christmas in July. The original show date was postponed due to the surge of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 last December. It's been a long journey from 47 members in March 2020 to our current 26. The chorus continued rehearsing during the pandemic holding weekly rehearsals on Zoom, with occasional outdoor rehearsals and produced a virtual show last July. Last August, the ladies returned to in-person rehearsals, rehearsing masked and socially distanced. Under the direction of James Kastler, the ladies worked tirelessly to get their show ready for the December show date but, in an abundance of caution, decided to postpone it. "We are thrilled to finally be able to hold our Holiday/25th Anniversary show and are excited to welcome many of our chorus alumni who have been invited to the celebratory production," said Laurie Hunt, founding member and last year's president of South Florida Jubilee. "The show will include a video projection of photos and performances from the past 25 years that will bring smiles and tears to the audience." This show is made possible in part by a grant received from the Broward County Cultural Division. Tickets are $20 for adults and $12 for children 12 and under and are available to purchase online at https://tickets.chorusconnection.com/sfj/events/459 - A limited number of tickets may be available on the day of the performance. South Florida Jubilee Chorus is a chapter of Sweet Adelines International, a worldwide women's organization focused on advancing the art of barbershop harmony. SAI provides opportunities to enjoy this a cappella style through performance, competition, and education. The chapter began 25 years ago in Hollywood. South Florida Jubilee's singers enrich their lives through the enjoyment of singing a broad variety of songs from Broadway, classical, pop, and gospel music. They perform throughout Broward County in quartets, ensembles, and full chorus all year long. Sweet Adelines International Founded in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in 1945, Sweet Adelines started as a small group of women who loved to sing. Since then, it has evolved into an organization that spans the globe connecting nearly 21,000 singers around the world in song. They’re dedicated to preserving the unique sound of a cappella barbershop harmony, sharing our passion for music and empowering our community in every area of their lives. If you are interested in singing with them, read the Singer's information page at www.southfloridajubilee.org/singers-faq then call 954-678-4223 to see what they are all about. < Previous News Next News >

Explore In 2024: 5 Rivers That Are Perfect For Small Ship Travel By BPT January 18, 2024 Share Are you looking to travel differently in 2024? If you want a unique vantage point for learning about different parts of the world, exploring the small towns, iconic cities and countries along a river is sure to open your eyes, heart and mind. Did you know you can make the river the foundation of your travel plans by exploring via small ship with other like-minded travelers? No one does river cruises better than Viking, the small ship experts. These adults-only ships provide all of what you want - comfortable accommodations and ample opportunity to experience some of the world's most interesting and significant rivers. And there's none of the unnecessary flair - like the flashy casinos and tired art auctions of traditional cruises. If the idea of river exploration inspires your wanderlust, here are five of the best rivers around the world that are perfect for exploring by way of a river voyage. 1. Rhine River From the Swiss Alps to the North Sea, the Rhine River flows through several European countries including Switzerland, France, Germany and the Netherlands. Raise a glass on Viking's Award-Winning Longship while sailing the Rhine River and see how the historic river system unfolds to create a spellbinding display of storybook villages, Dutch windmills, German vineyards and splendid UNESCO sites. Enjoy Amsterdam's charming canals and gabled houses, windmills of Kinderdijk, Cologne's Gothic Cathedral, breathtaking views of the legendary Black Forest and much more. 2. Danube River From awe-inspiring cliffside castles to charming river towns, you'll enjoy a trip of a lifetime when you explore the Danube River via small ship. Coursing through Germany, Austria, Hungary and seven other countries all the way to the Black Sea, the Danube is a key part of Central Europe's rich and dramatic history. Just a few highlights you can see during a river cruise while exploring the Danube include the lush vineyards of the Wachau Valley, the baroque splendor of Melk Abbey, Vienna's elegant architecture, Budapest's stunning Chain Bridge, the soaring cliffs of the scenic Iron Gate and Belgrade's impressive Kalemegdan Fortress. 3. Douro River Wine enthusiasts of all kinds will delight in small ship travel through the Douro River in Portugal that explores some of Europe's oldest and most renowned wine regions and estates. Sip and savor divine food and beverage while enjoying the rich culture of this vibrant country on a Viking Longship, designed for elegance and comfort with all outside staterooms. From Lisbon's stunning Manueline architecture and Vila Real's extraordinary Mateus Palace to the hilltop fortress town of Castelo Rodrigo and the tiny village of Favaios, nestled among picturesque hills - you will fall in love with this incredible country and the river that has always helped sustain it. 4. Seine River Bypass the basics and instead explore France in a unique way - via a river cruise on the Seine. Meander the river through medieval ruins, charming farms, elegant cities and much more. You'll experience France's culture and history in a way that will leave a lasting impression while in the comfort and style of an elegant river voyage. A few of the sights you'll enjoy include the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame Cathedral, Claude Monet's beautiful house and gardens at Giverny, Normandy's historic beaches and Château de Malmaison, Napoleon's final home. 5. Mississippi River There's a reason it's known as the mighty Mississippi: Stretching for 2,350 miles north to south in the United States, this river has transformed a nation's history and culture. A great option for those who want to travel closer to home, you can sail through America's heartland on one of Viking's newest river ships that features all outside staterooms, private verandas and spacious public areas. The French Quarter in New Orleans, Graceland in Tennessee, Civil War history in Vicksburg National Military Park, and The Gateway Arch in St. Louis are just a few of the places you'll experience on a Mississippi River voyage. When wanderlust strikes, are you ready to travel differently and explore the world's most memorable waterways? To learn more about these legendary rivers and explore them via small ship, visit: www.Viking.com < Previous News Next News >

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Rule By a Few: Real Americans and the American Oligarchy By Marilyn M. Singleton, M.D., J.D. March 31, 2022 Share ol·i·gar·chy: a small group of people having control of a country, organization or institution. Driving across our country makes one appreciate this glorious and (dare I say) exceptional country. The diverse landscapes are a feast for the eyes. Food for the soul is the affirmation that most Americans love their families, treasure America and enjoy their fellow Americans whether they be white, black or somewhere in between. Daily, the media dutifully informs us that coastal and urban residents about gender fluidity, diversity training and decarbonizing energy systems to avert the coming environmental Armageddon. When the media could not flog us with a juicy COVID-19 tragedy, they resurrected a tired but effective angst-inducing headlines about the imminent big earthquake. Why would the media-government complex want to demoralize its citizens and have them live in fear and anxiety even when a “crisis” has been resolved? To make them rely on the government, rather than themselves for their day to day needs. To steer them from respecting the Democratic Republic formed by our Constitution to accepting Government Control of their lives. Fear lays the groundwork for unquestioning compliance. Federal and State Governments have used the COVID-19 Pandemic as a justification to cross the line from public safety measures into tyranny. Despite the decreasing COVID-19 Cases, the National COVID-19 Emergency Declaration was extended beyond March 1st, 2022. The National Emergency Designation gives the President more than 100 special powers that can bypass legal procedures ranging from banking to public health and anything else the Government wants to control. Despite a long tradition of differing opinions regarding medical disease processes and treatments, the Government has discouraged such discussions regarding the COVID-19 Pandemic. First, the Surgeon General simply asked us to help stop “misinformation” because it “pollutes our information environment.” A few short months later, the Feds are demanding that Social Networks, Search Engines, Crowdsourced Platforms, E-Commerce Platforms and Instant Messaging Systems send Data and Analysis on the prevalence of COVID-19 misinformation on their sites. Translation: divergent opinions will be censored once the Government discovers how to do so. What happened to our respect for the marketplace of ideas? If tracking our computer use doesn’t work, we have the National Patient ID, a single number issued by the Federal Government containing all of the details of a person's Medical Records from cradle to grave. The concept has been around for more than 25 years as part of HIPAA. However, Congress banned itself from funding such an undertaking. In 2019, Congress lifted the funding ban despite the very real possibility that a National Patient ID could allow for large-scale tracking of Americans through their Healthcare Records. What happened to the Confidential Patient-Physician Relationship based on trust and privacy? Such Government Overreach and Intrusion are becoming commonplace. We are perilously close to losing “The Government Of The People, By The People And For The People.” Our Government is increasingly populated with close-minded lifelong Bureaucrats like Dr. Anthony Fauci and the influential career Politicians who are hardly the working man’s heroes like Nancy “let them eat ice cream” Pelosi. Universities—grooming our future leaders—have become politically imbalanced and intolerant of open discourse. We hear about how the evil Russian and Ukrainian Oligarchs who profited from Political Unrest are pulling the strings of their Governments. We are trending toward our own Classic Oligarchy, the rule by a few. We have our own wealthy ideologies who have transitioned from mere annoying elitists into toxic powerbrokers promoting their own agendas. Notables include: Mark Zuckerberg (Meta/Facebook), Jeff Bezos (Amazon, Washington Post), Bill Gates (Microsoft), George Soros (Open Society Foundation). Meanwhile, runaway inflation is making it harder for Americans to afford basic necessities. Filling one’s automobile with gas is now an exercise in emotional and financial misery. The reaction of Secretary of Transportation Buttigieg and Vice President Harris are indicative of their disdain for the average American. Can't afford gas? Buy a $45,000 electric car. This dismissive rhetoric does not comport with reality. In 2020, there were 286.9 million cars in the US with 1 million electric vehicles. Moreover, the electric grid absolutely could not support a sudden influx of electric vehicles, given the brown-outs across the country in winter and summer. This political and powerful class of people want to change the way we live and think—whether we like it or not. We will never have as much money to buy Political influence as do the American Oligarchs. But we do have our voices. Parents are speaking up about their Schools’ Curricula and toxic overtly Racist Policies that perversely Segregate Students by skin color and Laws that bypass parental input into their children’s medical decisions. Physician office practices are changing to meet the needs of patients, not Insurance and Pharmaceutical Companies. Physicians who have fought for open medical discussions about Vaccine Safety and Efficacy are leaving their mark. CDC Director Walensky finally publicly admitted that the COVID-19 Vaccines do not stop transmission of the Virus. Many physicians have gone from looking at their unvaccinated patients in horror to “I respect your choice.” The Oligarchs do not represent the real America. It’s up to us to carry on the legacy of American heroes who thought for themselves and bucked the system. About Dr. Singleton Dr. Singleton is a Board-Certified Anesthesiologist and Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS) Board Member. She graduated from Stanford and earned her MD at UCSF Medical School. Dr. Singleton completed two years of Surgery Residency at UCSF, then her Anesthesia Residency at Harvard's Beth Israel Hospital. While still working in the operating room, she attended UC Berkeley Law School, focusing on Constitutional Law and Administrative Law. She interned at the National Health Law Project, practicing Insurance and Health Law. She teaches classes in the recognition of Elder Abuse and Constitutional Law for Non-Lawyers. < Previous News Next News >

Inflation: It's Impacting Summer Travel Decisions More Than COVID-19 June 9, 2022 Share 90% say Gas Prices are a consideration in deciding whether to Travel in the next three months The American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) recently conducted a Survey of 2,210 Adults, with some surprising results. More than two years into the Pandemic, Americans report that Gas Prices and Inflation will Impact their Summer Travel Decisions more than Concerns about COVID-19, according to a New Survey Conducted by Morning Consult and Commissioned by the American Hotel & Lodging Association. Memorial Day Weekend marked the Start of the Summer Travel Season, a traditionally busy time for the Hotel Industry. This year, nearly seven in ten Americans (69%) Reported being likely to travel this Summer, with 60% saying they are likely to take more Vacations this year compared to 2020-21. New concerns about Gas prices and Inflation, however, are impacting Americans’ Travel Plans in a variety of ways. Majorities say they are likely to take fewer Leisure Trips (57%) and Shorter Trips (54%) due to Current Gas Prices, while 44% are likely to postpone Trips and 33% are likely to Cancel with no plans to reschedule. 82% say Gas Prices will have at least some Impact on their Travel Destination(s). Key Findings • 68% of Americans agree they have a greater appreciation for Travel because of missed experiences during the COVID-19 Pandemic • 90% say Gas Prices are a consideration in deciding whether to Travel in the next three months (50% major consideration, 23% moderate consideration, 17% slight consideration, 10% not a consideration) • 90% say Inflation is a consideration in deciding whether to Travel in the next three months (39% major consideration, 31% moderate consideration, 20% slight consideration, 10% not a consideration) • 78% of Americans say that COVID-19 Infection Rates are a consideration in deciding whether to Travel this Summer (33% major consideration, 23% moderate consideration, 22% slight consideration, 22% not a consideration) “The Pandemic has instilled in most people a greater appreciation for Travel, and that’s reflected in the plans Americans are making to get out and about this Summer. But just as COVID’s Negative Impact on Travel is starting to wane, a new set of challenges is emerging in the form of Historic Inflation and Record High Gas Prices. We will be keeping a close eye on these issues and urging Congress and the Administration to do the same in order to help ensure they don’t negatively impact Hotels’ continued Pandemic Recovery,” said Chip Rogers, President and CEO of the American Hotel & Lodging Association. AHLA recently relaunched its Hospitality is Working Campaign with a focus on reigniting Travel across the Nation and highlighting Hotels’ Positive Economic Impact in Cities across the Country. With Travel ramping back up, Hotels have embarked on an unprecedented Hiring Spree to recruit hundreds of thousands of workers for more than 200 Hotel Career Pathways. About AHLA In the wake of the COVID-19 Pandemic,Hospitality was the first Industry Impacted and it will be among the last to recover. That is why AHLA is committed to promoting Safe Travel while also creating a Standardized Safety experience Nationwide through the Safe Stay Initiative. With an enhanced set of Health and Safety Protocols designed to provide a Safe and Clean Environment for all Hotel Guests and Employees, Hotels across America are ready to welcome back Travelers when they are ready to Travel. The American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) is the Sole National Association representing all segments of the U.S. Lodging Industry. Learn more At: www.ahla.com . < Previous News Next News >

School Is Out & Fun Is In: At The Museum Of Discovery And Science This Summer July 11, 2024 Share Enjoy the New Survival of the Slowest Traveling Exhibit, Get Busy with Camp STEAMology, Learn about a Two-Toed Sloth and more! Families this summer can soar to new heights with To Fly: Aviation Weekends, meet-and-greet with the two-toed sloth of the Survival of the Slowest exhibit and get busy with a variety of fascinating and educational Camp STEAMology programs and more! Prepare for take-off! From gliders and airships to drones and spacecrafts, humans have developed many ways to experience the power of flight. Where can we go from here? Come to MODS to discover flight technology and test your engineering skills during To Fly: Aviation Weekends on Saturdays, from 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. and on Sundays, from 12:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Kids can tinker with avionics and test piloting skills, use drones to accomplish various missions and learn about animals that take flight, such as insects and birds, to discover how these creatures adapt to different environments. Careers in aviation such as aerospace engineering, navigation and mechanics will be explored. Young navigators (ages 0-6) can experience the magic of flight by creating a biplane, rocket or parachute and learn how different objects glide through the air. Themed IMAX® films on the Certified Giant Screen® include Wings Over Water, Flight of the Butterflies, Cities of the Future and more. To Fly: Aviation Weekends are sponsored by Banyan Air, JetBlue and the JetBlue Grants Foundation. “MODS is a great place to beat the summer heat while keeping minds active and engaged,” said Joseph P. Cox, President and CEO of MODS. “Whether it is learning about how slow attributes can give some animals an evolutionary edge, the intricacies of flight or immersive, curated STEM-based camp programs, we offer exciting experiences for the whole family.” Sometimes being slow, small or weak can have its advantages in Survival of the Slowest, MODS’ newest summer traveling exhibit presented by Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital. Guests meet the often-overlooked species that evolved to slow down as part of their survival strategy in a world where large, strong and fast animals are often at the top of the food chain. The exhibit features 14 habitats with live animals (17 species) and plants. Guests get an up-close look at wildlife with daily presentations featuring a sloth, a tarantula, tortoises, a hedgehog, a blue-tongued skink and more! Educational talks are offered for guests Wednesdays through Saturdays at 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., and Sundays at 2:00 p.m. The exhibit is produced by Little Ray’s Nature Exhibitions in collaboration with the Canadian Museum of Nature and runs through September 5th, 2024. Attention all sloth lovers! Join us for a VIP experience at the Sloth Meet-and-Greet on July 27th, from 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. This event gives guests exclusive early-morning access to the Museum and includes a meet-and-greet with JJ, the two-toed sloth, Museum admission, breakfast, an IMAX® documentary film and insight into the vital importance of rainforest conservation. The cost is $65 for members, $75 for non-members and pre-registration is required. (NOTE: The sloth will be held exclusively by the Life Sciences staff.) To register, visit: www.mods.org/slothbreakfast. When school is out, MODS’ Camp STEAMology is in! Children ages 5 – 10 will have a blast exploring a variety of one, three and five-day camps. July 8th – July 12th; Campers will prepare to become a Jedi Knight by learning the ways of the force on Earth. Electrify a lightsaber, create a TIE fighter and more during Camp STEAMology: Padawan Academy! July 15th – July 19th; Experience water-based STEM activities, create floating LEGO® cities, observe changing water densities and analyze soil compositions during Camp STEAMology: STEM: Waterplay! July 22nd – July 26th; Take a bite out of summer during Camp STEAMology: Shark Mania! Campers will investigate the biodiversity and chemistry of our oceans and learn about sharks from their prehistoric origins through today. July 29th – August 2nd; Explore an outdoor, living classroom and gain hands-on experience in regenerative gardening in MODS’ Food Forest, featuring more than 50 species of tropical fruit trees and medicinal plants. Guests will also discover how to grow their own backyard edible landscape during Camp STEAMology: Food Forest! For more information about Camp STEAMology pricing and multi-child discounts, visit: www.mods.org/camp. For more information about MODS’ July programs and special events, visit: www.mods.org . The Museum of Discovery and Science Founded in 1976 as the Discovery Center, today the Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS) is at the forefront of science education, innovation and exploration. MODS connects people to inspiring science, providing STEM education and cultural experiences for 450,000+ visitors annually in the 150,000 sq. ft. facility. MODS is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization that has been accredited by the American Alliance of Museums (AAM) for three decades (only 3% of science museums are accredited for excellence and leadership in the field). In the past year, MODS has added to that distinction by being named Broward’s Hub for Resilience Education by the Board of the Community Foundation of Broward, selected by the LEGO Foundation as one of only 15 museums nationwide to join the Playful Learning Museum Network and awarded the prestigious 2023 IMLS National Medal for Museum Service. The Museum celebrates diversity and welcomes visitors from all walks of life. The Museum hours are Monday through Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Sunday 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. MODS is located downtown at 401 Southwest Second Street, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33312. For more information about the Museum, please visit: www.mods.org - Or call: (954) 467-MODS. (954) 467-6637. < Previous News Next News >

“Broadway With Heart" Brings Heart By Phyllis Green, Critic At Large February 16, 2023 Share A night of nostalgia and some nifty song and dance routines recently whirled into Aventura Cultural Center, a jewel box of a theater. Stars, Michael Kessler and Melinda Jackson wowed a full house with their take on some of the most beloved Broadway shows of the times. The beautiful couple known as M&M presented a non-stop parade of their experiences in performing arts including directing, composing, teaching, singing and dancing, through the years. With their creation of The Non-Profit M&M American Dance Theatre Works, they promote educational and cultural enrichment, through exposure, mentorship and involvement in musical dance theater. Blessed with a gorgeous body, with legs that reached to eternity, Melinda, through song, jazz, soft shoe, ballet and breathtaking pointe, delivered a luscious act. Would have loved more of her and her graceful moves. Michael, the man of many talents, sang and danced vignettes of shows gone by such as "Oklahoma," "Kiss Me Kate," "Guys and Dolls," to spots from "Hair," "Jesus Christ Super Star" and even "Hamilton." Certainly, he could have taught the beloved Tevye a step or two or three in his "If I Were A Rich Man" presentation. Just to watch the precision and expressions of hand and body from this duo throughout the show was a treat. Backed by a bevy of five talented dancers, who, through clever choreography by Michael himself, provided on-stage set designs and costume changes with panache. The staging was simple: a huge screen showing M&M handling much of the narrative with the telling backgrounds of the spots being done. From "Two Sleepy People" with moves so synchronized, this couple was affectionately one soul; to morphing into "Phantom Of The Opera" with glitzy flowing fabric furling behind the actors, presented, exquisite! Indeed, a Five Star Show from Two Gifted Stars: Magical and Mighty!! To learn more about M&M: www.americandance.biz < Previous News Next News >

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