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Hurricane Season Starts June 1st – Be Prepared Now South Florida Sun Times May 8, 2025 The 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season Officially Begins On June 1st And It’s Crucial To Get Prepared Ahead Of Time. Planning In Advance Can Help Reduce Stress And Protect Your Family During An Emergency. Hurricanes Can Bring Significant Disruptions To Daily Life, Including Power Outages And Supply Shortages. The Best Way To Minimize These Challenges Is Through Preparation. Take the time to discuss a plan with your family, covering key essentials like the amount of water you’ll need, evacuation routes and how to stay connected with loved ones. It’s also important to be self-sufficient for at least seven days after a Hurricane impacts your area. Here are some helpful tips from the Florida Department of Health to get you started. Create an Emergency Plan Include Everyone: Make sure all household members are accounted for, including those with special medical needs and pets. Evacuation Details: Decide when and where you will evacuate if necessary. Communication Plan: Establish an emergency meeting place and designate an out-of-town contact to help everyone stay connected. Special Transportation Needs: Plan ahead for anyone requiring special transportation assistance. Water and Food: Have at least one gallon of water per person per day for 7 days and stock up on non-perishable foods such as canned meats, fruits, vegetables and nuts. Don’t forget a manual can opener and disposable plates and utensils. Cooking Essentials: Keep matches and cooking gel on hand. Medications: Ensure a 30-day supply of prescription medicines and have over-the-counter pain relievers, antacids, anti-diarrhea medicines and children’s medication are available. Medical Information: Prepare a list of all medications, essential medical devices, physician contact details and note the blood type and allergies of all household members. First Aid Kit Includes: Sterile bandages, a cleansing agent, safety pins, gauze pads, scissors, a sewing needle, moist towelettes and adhesive tape. Important Documents Keep essential documents safe in a waterproof container, such as details for property insurers, emergency agencies and family members. Have electronic copies of important documents like your mortgage, home deed, car title and utility shut-off instructions in a portable storage device. Also, don’t forget to include pet health information. Document your major household belongings and back up your records with photos. Getting ready for hurricane season now can make all the difference. By planning ahead and gathering the necessary supplies, you’ll be better equipped to protect your family and reduce stress if a storm comes your way. Sign Up for "Alert Hollywood" Emergency Notifications Alert Hollywood, the City of Hollywood’s emergency notification system notifies residents through phone calls, e-mails and/or text messages to mobile phones of an emergency in the community such as a Hurricane Watch or Warning, Flash Flood Warning, Tornado Warning, serious police situations and other critical incidents. To register, visit: www.hollywoodfl.org/emergency - and click on “Alert Hollywood.” On the registration page, click on the "Sign Up" link located just below the login fields. After you submit your information, you will receive Alert Hollywood notifications whenever an alert is issued. Alerts may be received by phone and/or email address. Severe weather alerts issued by the National Weather Service are automatically issued through the Alert Hollywood system if you elect to receive those notifications. The free Alert Hollywood service is powered by the Everbridge critical event management software platform. Text message fees by your wireless carrier may apply depending on your mobile phone plan. Residents should also monitor the National Weather Service for the most up to date storm information. For more information, the City of Hollywood’s Hurricane Preparedness Guide, shelter information and more, please visit the City’s website at: www.HollywoodFL.org/Hurricane . West Hollywood Concert - Top 40 Hits Enjoy a great FREE concert, The Shane Duncan Band, this Saturday, May 10th at 7:30 p.m. at the Boulevard Heights Amphitheater, located at 6770 Garfield Street in Hollywood. Previous Next

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Here’s The Scoop South Florida! - Sweet Melody Ice Cream Shop Is Known For Its Small-Batch Flavors And Nostalgic, Music-Inspired Spirit South Florida Sun Times Mar 26, 2026 Fort Lauderdale Is About To Get Even Sweeter! Sweet Melody Ice Cream, The Beloved South Florida Ice Cream Shop Known For Its Small-Batch Flavors And Nostalgic, Music-Inspired Spirit, Is Expanding Into The 954 With The Grand Opening Of Its Third Location At The Hive In Flagler Village. Officially Opening Its Doors On Wednesday, April 1st, 2026 The New 691 Square-Foot Shop – Inspired By The 1960’s With A Rec Room Vibe And Vinyl Spinning All Day – Will Bring Sweet Melody’s Signature Scoops, Playful Atmosphere And Community-Driven Charm To One Of Fort Lauderdale’s Most Vibrant Neighborhoods. Dreamt up by Founder/Chief Executive Optimist Mike Romeu, Sweet Melody started out as a love letter to his daughter, Melody, and flourished from a passion project to a homegrown success story. After losing his job in 2015, Mike – a glass-half-full kind of guy – saw a serendipitous opportunity to dust off his untouched $50 ice cream maker and create something amazing right out of his apartment. Within those four walls, the vision for Sweet Melody, named for his daughter and his passion for music, originated, and the brand officially launched in 2016. The original ventanita made its grand debut in Kendall in September 2019, followed by the opening of the second shop at The Citadel in August 2024. A decade later, Sweet Melody has grown into a thriving concept with 2026 marking the brand’s 10-year anniversary and expansion into four locations with the opening of four new outposts this year, starting with the Fort Lauderdale shop in April, quickly followed by the brand’s new flagship location opening on Flagler Street in Fontainebleau come May, and two more shops to be announced later this year. Today, Sweet Melody continues to craft its ice cream in small batches using thoughtfully sourced ingredients, offering a menu that features both beloved staples and creative concoctions with the brand’s 12 classic flavors alongside four rotating, seasonally-inspired flavors, giving sweet seekers something new to try every time. Among the signature scoops is the Kooki Monster – a fun take on cookies & cream, made with infused vanilla ice cream loaded with homemade chocolate chip cookies and classic chocolate sandwich cookies; Strawberry Fields Whenever – strawberry ice cream with swirls of housemade honey-strawberry jam; Abuela’s Flan – inspired by Michel’s grandmother’s signature dessert, it features the caramel notes and chewy texture of a classic flan and Cookie Buttah – cookie butter ice cream loaded with Biscoff Cookies as well as more classic flavors such as Vanilla Bean, Ecuadorian Chocolate, Pistachio and Bourbon Pecan. Available until the end of May 2026, the current seasonally-inspired flavors featured in Sweet Melody’s Spring Series include Banana Pudding – vanilla pudding ice cream with layers of banana brown sugar, brandy caramel and buttery bites of housemade Nilla wafers; Tres Leches – vanilla scented coconut ice cream with silky Italian meringue and Tres Leches cake chunks; Jon Dough – cookie dough ice cream with chunks of housemade brown butter cookie dough and swirls of milk fudge; and Revenge of the Twix – Twix flavored ice cream with housemade Twix and gooey caramel. Sweet Melody’s vibrant flavor lineup also features delicious vegan-friendly options including Midnight Chocolate Truffle and Strawberry Banana Sorbet. As if the grand debut of Sweet Melody Fort Lauderdale wasn’t already sweet enough, the brand is featuring a signature flavor, The Hive – buttery vanilla ice cream, chocolate flakes and honeycomb candy, exclusively at its Flagler Village shop, and is teaming up with iconic, local concepts – including Heritage, Wells Coffee, Cookie Head and LoveLee Bakeshop – throughout the month of April to dream up creative flavors that will be offered only at the Fort Lauderdale location. Sweet Melody Fort Lauderdale is located at 908 North Flagler Drive, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33304 at The Hive in Flagler Village. Hours of operation: Monday to Thursday from 4:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.; Friday from 4:00 p.m. – 12:00 a.m.; Saturday from 2:00 p.m. – 12:00 a.m.; and Sunday from 2:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. For more information, please visit: www.sweetmelodyicecream.com ; Telephone: (754) 332-2372. Follow on Instagram: @SweetMelodyIceCream. Previous Next

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Suffering With Sleep Apnea? Rest Assured Medicare Has Many Items Covered October 19, 2023 Share Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) occurs due to tissue relaxation that blocks the airway while we sleep There is no substitute for a good night's sleep. For those with Sleep Apnea, not getting enough sleep can bleed into other areas and impact your health negatively. Finding the right Sleep Apnea treatment can change your life. More than 29 million Americans experience poor sleep quality due to Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), but only about 20% of those people have been diagnosed, according to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine. The first thing to know about CPAP therapy and Medicare coverage is that the amount you’ll pay varies depending on the type of Medicare coverage you have and whether you have met your deductible. CPAP machines and other accessories are covered under durable medical equipment (DME). When does Medicare cover CPAP machines? Original Medicare Part B will only cover your CPAP therapy devices and accessories if, after a diagnostic sleep study, your prescribing doctor and the CPAP equipment supplier are enrolled in Medicare. Doctors and suppliers enrolled with Medicare agree to accept the Medicare-approved amount for the service or product provided. This is called “accepting assignment.” At times, the Medicare-approved amount may be less than the amount the provider would normally charge, but the provider agrees to accept the set amount as full payment for services. If your doctor or supplier doesn’t agree to be paid by Medicare directly, you’ll be responsible for the total cost of your CPAP supplies at the time of purchase. If you have Medicare Advantage, coverage of DME varies by plan. Your plan may have specific rules about getting approval, selecting a brand, and choosing a supplier that you must follow to get coverage. Reach out to your plan for more information before ordering your CPAP supplies. How does Medicare coverage work for CPAP machines? After you’ve confirmed that your doctor and the supplier are enrolled and you’ve paid the deductible, Medicare Part B will cover a three-month trial of CPAP therapy. This includes the machine and accessories, like tubing, filters, and masks. To qualify for the three-month CPAP therapy trial, you must: • Use a doctor and supplier enrolled with Medicare (accept Medicare as payment). • Be diagnosed with OSA after clinical evaluation in a sleep lab or by an at-home sleep test using a qualifying sleep monitoring device (Type II, III, or IV home sleep device). • Have an Apnea-Hypopnea Index (AHI) or Respiratory Disturbance Index (RDI) of at least 15 events per hour or between five and 14 events per hour, along with other documented symptoms (like excessive daytime sleepiness, Hypertension or Heart Disease). After the three-month trial period, Medicare pays 80% of the Medicare-approved amount to rent the machine for 13 months. You pay the remaining 20% as coinsurance. Medigap plans and other supplemental health insurance plans often cover the 20% copay. Following the 13-month CPAP machine rental, you’ll own it. To qualify for the 13-month CPAP equipment rental (and ultimate purchase), you must: • Complete the three-month trial and provide documentation. • Meet with your doctor in person, and your doctor must document in your medical record that CPAP therapy is helping you and you were compliant (sometime after day 31 of usage but no later than day 91). • You’ll need to use the CPAP machine without interruption throughout the 13-month rental period for Medicare to continue paying each month. If at any point you stop using the machine on a regular basis, Medicare can stop paying the rental, and you’ll need to return the machine to the supplier or pay the remaining balance in full. Does Medicare cover CPAP supplies? Medicare covers accessories, like tubing, filters, humidification chambers, and CPAP masks. The same rules that apply to machines, including travel CPAP machines, apply to these items as well. For Original Medicare to cover your items, the supplier must be enrolled with Medicare, and you’ll be responsible for a 20% copayment. Most supplies are also eligible for regular replacement, so long as the frequency matches the Medicare guidelines. Mouth Guards for Sleep Apnea Medicare will cover mouth guards for Sleep Apnea as DME (durable medical equipment) if your doctor considers it medically necessary. Although, some other treatments might get preferential treatment on Medicare. Mouth guards for Sleep Apnea are plastic devices that fit over the teeth. Also known as mandibular advancement devices, they work by holding your jaw forward, helping to open the airway and reduce snoring and/or improving Sleep Apnea-related breathing issues. Mouth guards can help people with mild to moderate Sleep Apnea get a better night's rest without resorting to CPAP or other breathing devices. If your doctor has diagnosed you with Sleep Apnea, they will likely recommend a mouth guard as part of the treatment plan. Your doctor may also order a sleep study to determine if a mouth guard is necessary. Using a mouth guard for Sleep Apnea can help you enjoy a better night's rest, as it helps keep your airways open during the night. In addition to improved sleep quality, using a mouth guard can also lead to less daytime drowsiness and fatigue, improved cognitive performance, reduced risk of Heart Attack or Stroke, and improved overall health. Your doctor will need to determine if a mouth guard is medically necessary for you, and you may require an overnight sleep study before they can do so. If the test shows that your Sleep Apnea is severe enough that it could cause serious health issues, then your doctor may prescribe a mouth guard as part of your treatment plan. Medicare will then cover the cost of the mouth guard. CPAP machines might be seen as the more reliable option when treating Sleep Apnea, so you need to try that first before getting Medicare approval for a mouth guard or other oral devices. Finally, it's important to note that even if you have Medicare coverage for a mouth guard for Sleep Apnea, you may still need to pay out-of-pocket costs such as copays or coinsurance when purchasing one. You could pay up to 20% of the Medicare-approved amount through Medicare Part B. Not using a mouth guard for Sleep Apnea can have serious consequences. Without proper treatment, your Sleep Apnea can worsen and lead to more severe health problems. Medicare will cover mouth guards for Sleep Apnea if they are deemed medically necessary by your doctor. Using a mouth guard for Sleep Apnea can help improve your sleep quality, reduce daytime fatigue, and may even lower your risk of Stroke or Heart Attack. If you are experiencing any symptoms associated with Sleep Apnea, it is important to speak to your doctor to help find the right treatment for you. < Previous News Next News >

Three Artists. Three Perspectives. One Unforgettable Season. - Hollywood Art And Culture Center Presents Its Fall 2026 Exhibition Season South Florida Sun Times Sep 10, 2026 This Fall, The Hollywood Art And Culture Center Presents Three Compelling Solo Exhibitions By Acclaimed Contemporary Artists Kristen Thiele, Harumi Abe, And Cari Cohen. Opening With A Free Public Reception On Thursday, September 17th, 2026 From 6:00 p.m. To 9:00 p.m., The Exhibitions Invite Visitors To Explore Themes Of Memory, Place, Identity, And Transformation Through Painting And Sculpture. Together, These Exhibitions Offer Distinct Yet Interconnected Perspectives On How We Experience The World Around Us—Through The Landscapes We Inhabit, The Spaces We Build, And The Roles We Perform. Kristen Thiele’s oil paintings capture moments in time and bring the viewer to the era of Hollywood’s Golden Age of Cinema. The women dressed in opulent gowns and feathers are more than mere entertainers to be admired. Thiele's works invite us to think about the lives of each of the characters she paints. The work is commanding in subject and in Thiele’s ability to emulate the emotions of silent tension, the desire for beauty, and exhilaration of performing with Hopper-esque qualities. Harumi Abe is known for her vibrant paintings that merge the landscapes of her native Japan and the ecosystems of her adopted home of South Florida. In Whispers from the Land, Abe introduces the figure into her work with wondrous interpretations of prehistoric Japanese clay artifacts or dogu. These mythical beings act as guardians of the environment with their flower-like features and exaggerated plant and insect qualities. The exhibition also features more than twenty of these figurines sculpted from earthenware and glaze. With a fusion of myth, ecology, paint, and clay, Abe creates a visual language that is spiritual, joyful, and meaningful. The unique sculptures and paintings of Cari Cohen are rooted in architecture and design. Bright bold colors combined with bold geometric or organic shapes are transformed into imaginary cities. Utilizing industrial materials such as concrete, plexiglass, acrylic, and paint, Cohen creates distinct three-dimensional works that blur the boundaries of reality and memory. "Together, these exhibitions transform the galleries into spaces for reflection, discovery, and dialogue, reinforcing the Hollywood Art and Culture Center's commitment to presenting thought-provoking contemporary art that connects South Florida audiences with artists of national and international significance." -Jodi Sypher, Exhibition Curator "This season brings together three remarkable artists whose work invites us to slow down, look closer, and reflect on the ways we experience the world around us. From Harumi Abe's meditations on nature and memory, to Cari Cohen's architectural explorations of place, to Kristen Thiele's captivating examinations of identity and performance, these exhibitions celebrate the power of contemporary art to inspire conversation, curiosity, and connection. We are proud to share these extraordinary voices with our community as we continue our mission of making art accessible, engaging, and relevant for all." -Jennifer Homan, Executive Director of the Hollywood Art and Culture Center. Sirens and Showgirls: Kristen Thiele In Sirens and Showgirls, Kristen Thiele presents 21 large-scale oil paintings exploring performance, beauty, spectacle, and identity. Drawing inspiration from films, vintage photographs, and found ephemera, her richly layered works examine themes of escapism, anonymity, and the passage of time. Born in Honolulu, Hawaii, Thiele earned her BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and her MFA from Miami International University. She is Co-Director of Bridge Red Studios/Project Space in North Miami, where she continues to exhibit and support contemporary artists throughout South Florida. Whispers from the Land: Harumi Abe Japanese-born artist Harumi Abe merges large-scale landscape painting, ancient Japanese mythology, with sculptures made of earthenware and glaze. By reimagining prehistoric Japanese dogu, figures as goddess-like guardians who rise from the land in response to ecological crisis, Abe creates an immersive, experimental space where ancient wisdom meets urgent environmental questions. A recipient of multiple South Florida Cultural Consortium Grants and the Sustainable Arts Foundation Award, Abe has exhibited widely throughout the United States. She holds an MFA from Florida International University and lives and works in Hollywood, Florida. Reflections: Cari Cohen Exploring the evolving relationship between place, perception, and memory, Reflections features sculptural works that merge organic curves with angular architectural forms. Using concrete, mirrored surfaces, plexiglass, and color, Cari Cohen creates imagined environments where solidity meets transparency, blurring the boundaries between reality, memory, and perception. The work becomes a reflection of spatial memory—part city, part reflection, part reconstruction. Originally from Argentina, Cohen earned her degree in Architecture from the University of Buenos Aires before pursuing a career as a visual artist. Her work has been exhibited extensively throughout the United States and is included in numerous private and corporate collections. She lives and works in South Florida. Experience Contemporary Art This Fall The Hollywood Art and Culture Center invites the public to celebrate the opening of these three remarkable exhibitions during a free reception on Thursday, September 17th, 2026 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Guests will have the opportunity to meet the artists, explore the galleries, and enjoy an evening celebrating contemporary art and creative dialogue. The exhibitions remain on view through Sunday, January 17th, 2027. About the Hollywood Art and Culture Center For more than 50 years, the Hollywood Art and Culture Center has served as one of South Florida's leading multidisciplinary arts organizations. Located in the heart of Downtown Hollywood, the Center inspires creativity, fosters meaningful community connections, and enriches lives through contemporary visual art exhibitions, performing arts, independent film, arts education, and innovative public programming. The Center welcomes visitors of all ages to experience exhibitions and events that celebrate diverse artistic voices and encourage lifelong engagement with the arts. Visitor Information Hollywood Art and Culture Center 1650 Harrison Street Hollywood, Florida 33020 Gallery Hours Monday: Closed Tuesday: By Appointment Wednesday: 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Thursday: 11:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Friday: 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday & Sunday: 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Admission Adults: $10 Seniors & Students: $5 Free for Members, Teachers, Military, and Children under: 12 For more information, visit: www.CenterHollywood.org . Or call: (954) 921-3274. For more than 50 years, the Hollywood Art and Culture Center has served as one of South Florida's leading multidisciplinary arts organizations. Previous Next

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South Floridians Invited To Free Alzheimer’s Educational Conference South Florida Sun Times Oct 15, 2025 The Alzheimer’s Foundation Of America (AFA) Will Host A Free Alzheimer’s & Caregiving Educational Conference For South Florida Residents On Wednesday, November 19th, 2025 From 10:00 a.m. To 1:00 p.m. E.T. At The Boca Raton Marriott At Boca Center, Located At 5150 Town Center Circle, Boca Raton, Florida 33486. The Free Conference Is Open To Everyone And Will Allow Participants To Learn From Experts In The Field Of Alzheimer’s Disease, Brain Health, And Caregiving. Register By Visiting: www.alzfdn.org/tour. Advance Registration Is Highly Recommended. “Knowledge is a useful and powerful tool that can help make any situation easier to navigate, especially something as challenging as caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s Disease,” said Charles J. Fuschillo, Jr., AFA’s President & CEO. “Connecting families with useful, practical information and support that can help them now and be better prepared for the future is what this conference is all about. Whether Alzheimer’s is affecting your family, you are a caregiver or just want to learn more about brain health, we invite you to join us on November 19.” Sessions during the AFA conference will include: Brain Health and Alzheimer’s Disease: Trials, Treatments, and Prevention– Taking proper steps to maintain brain health is essential to maintain optimal cognitive function as we age. Dr. James Galvin will discuss healthy brain aging and how to build a better and healthier brain as we age. He will talk about Alzheimer’s Disease risk factors, signs and symptoms, and current symptomatic and disease modifying therapies, as well as novel clinical trials with emerging treatments and prevention strategies. Dr. Galvin is a Professor of Neurology and Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, and the Alexandria and Bernard Schoninger Endowed Chair for Memory Disorders at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorders: Strategies for Interpreting and Addressing Behaviors – Behaviors often are forms of communication among individuals living with Dementia-related illnesses, especially as the disease progresses and language and memory decline. When they can no longer express needs or feelings clearly with words, they may communicate through actions, body language or emotional outbursts. Dr. Karen L. Gilbert and Blake Davis will address how behaviors become forms of communication and how caregivers can interpret and best address challenging situations with the person for whom they are caring. Dr. Gilbert is the Vice President of Education and Quality Assurance for Alzheimer’s Disease Community Care, based in West Palm Beach. Ms. Davis is the Education Program Manager for Alzheimer’s Disease Community Care and teacher of the Alzheimer’s Disease/Lost on Foot Crisis Intervention Training for the Palm Beach and Treasure Coast Sheriff's Offices. The Road to Better Treatment: A Caregiver’s Guide to Clinical Trials – Clinical trials test new ways to detect, prevent, treat, or manage Alzheimer’s Disease and other Dementia-related illnesses. New treatments and medications are not possible without first completing the clinical trial process. Dr. Jeremy Koppel will explain the basics of clinical trials, how people can participate, and factors to consider before deciding to enroll in a clinical trial . Dr. Koppel is a Geriatric Psychiatrist and the Co-Director of Northwell's Litwin-Zucker Research Center for the Study of Alzheimer's Disease. He is also a member of the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America’s Medical, Scientific, and Memory Screening Advisory Board. For more information or to register for the free Wednesday, November 19th, 2025 conference in Boca Raton, visit: www.alzfdn.org/tour . Those who cannot participate in the conference or have immediate questions about Alzheimer’s Disease can connect with licensed social workers seven days a week through AFA’s Helpline by calling: (866) 232-8484. Texting: (646) 586-5283. Or web chatting at: www.alzfdn.org by clicking the blue and white chat icon in the right-hand corner of the page. The web chat and text message features are available in more than 90 languages. About Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (AFA) The Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (AFA) is a Non-Profit Organization whose mission is to provide support, services and education to individuals, families and caregivers affected by Alzheimer’s Disease and related Dementias nationwide and to fund research for better treatment and a cure. Its services include a National Toll-Free Helpline: (866) 232-8484 staffed entirely by licensed social workers, caregiver support groups, educational programs and publications for caregivers, Dementia-care training for healthcare professionals, the National Memory Screening Program, and more. For more information about AFA, call: (866) 232-8484. Or visit: www.alzfdn.org - Or connect with us on Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, or LinkedIn. AFA holds Charity Navigator’s top 4-star rating. Previous Next