Gulfstream Park Village to Host Hallandale Beach Food & Groove: A Wine, Food and Art Experience on February 26 February 24, 2022 Share Calling all foodies! Gulfstream Park Village, South Florida’s premier entertainment, dining, and restaurant destination, will be hosting the Hallandale Beach Food & Groove: A Wine, Food and Art Experience on Saturday, February 26, from 7–11 p.m. The event is part of the 21st annual Food Network & Cooking Channel South Beach Wine & Food Festival presented by Capital One by SOBEWFF®. The Village is a safe, open-air environment, and the experience will have plenty of dining options to ensure that every palate leaves satisfied. Guests are invited to come dressed in their chicest all-white ensembles and celebrate in style at the iconic Pegasus Park at Gulfstream Park Village. The evening will be hosted by Master-Chef finalist and TikTok star Nick DiGiovanni. Guests can enjoy delicious food, drinks, live music and entertainment while sipping on a refreshing cocktail from Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits portfolio. The event will feature a variety of international cuisines. Gulf-stream Park Village’s participating restaurants include Yard House, Ten Palms and Belly Fish. Other participating restaurants include Moises Bakery, Screaming Carrots, Dr. Limon Hallandale, CAO Bakery & Café, Nana’s Food for You, Il Mercato Café Restaurant, Dunn’s River Island Café, Ceviche Avenue, Chef Irie, See Thai & Japanese Cuisine, Nana’s SapiBon Haitian Restaurant, D’s Delights, El Tamarindo Coal Fired Pizza, Chapultepec Mexican Restaurant, The Krazy Vegan, La Estancia Argentina, Matteo’s Trattoria, Don Lolo’s, Wapo Tacos, El Tayta, Urban Thai & Sushi, Mable’s Island Kit-chen, and Chef Nick DiGiovanni. “We are excited to again host the Hallandale Beach Food & Groove: A Wine, Food and Art Experience, and look forward to welcoming guests to this anticipated event,” said Alex Schreer, director of Experiential Marketing at Gulfstream Park Village. “The foodie community will enjoy a safe, fun-filled evening at our iconic Pegasus Park.” The Festival’s Hallandale Beach Event Series is a part of the Hallandale Beach Community Redevelopment Agency’s (HB-CRA) strategic plan to promote economic development by bran-ding the city as a destination for food, arts and entertainment, while also attracting international exposure to local participating restaurants. This will be the third consecutive year that the HB-CRA is partnering with SOBE-WFF® to host the Beach Event Series. “We are excited to bring the community together to sample our unique restaurants and experience the very best in local dining,” said Dr. Jeremy Earle, City Manager and CRA Executive Director of The City of Hallandale Beach. “This event will also help our local economy and businesses gain renewed visibility and new patrons. The social value of this festival and its economic development goals are complementary to one another.” All proceeds from the event will benefit the Chaplin School of Hospitality and Tourism Management students at Florida Inter-national University. Each year, over 1,200 student volunteers help organize all aspects of the event, including planning, logistics, and overall execution. The cost to attend the Hallandale Beach Food & Groove: A Wine, Food and Art Experience is $75 per person, plus tax and service fees. To purchase tickets, visit sobewff.org/groove. The event is taking all necessary safety precautions. All guests, talent, staff, students and working personnel will be required to complete a digital health screening through SymCheck™. This includes attestation of either: a negative COVID-19 test no more than 72 hours prior to the event OR completed vaccination plus presentation of a cleared SymCheck™ QR Code. Anyone presenting symptoms on arrival will be denied entry. Come with an empty stomach and be prepared to move and groove in high SOBEWFF® style! About Gulfstream Park Gulfstream Park is South Florida’s premier entertainment, dining and restaurant destination, located between Miami and Fort Lauderdale, anchored by the legendary Gulfstream Park racetrack. Gulfstream Park not only offers world-class Thoroughbred horse racing but is also home to a casino and family-friendly venues including over 15 restaurants, outdoor cafes, art galleries, fashion retailers, state-of-the-art bowling alley, and a renowned selection of signature home stores. Gulfstream Park, voted a 2020 Top Travelers' Choice Winner by TripAdvisor, is located at 901 South Federal Highway in Hallandale Beach, Florida, just two miles east of I-95. Valet service and complimentary self-parking are available. Gulfstream Park is open seven days a week. For hours, schedules, upcoming e-vents and additional information, visit www.gulfstreampark.com or call 954 -454-7000. < Previous News Next News >

Understanding The Changes Since The Surfside Collapse: Condominium Association Board Members Must Meet the New Requirements Promptly August 24, 2023 Share In the wake of the tragic 2021 Building Collapse in Surfside, state lawmakers took swift action to Strengthen Condominium Safety Regulations. The result was Senate Bill 154, a comprehensive amendment to Florida's Mandatory Milestone Inspection Requirement for Condominium Associations. These changes are aimed at ensuring aging buildings remain safe for continued use, preventing future disasters, and providing greater clarity on compliance. However, the complexity of the Amendments demands careful review and understanding by Association Board Members to avoid any potential Violations. The Bill (SB 154) is designed, at least in part, to address concerns that emerged as Condominium Associations started to carry out the Approved Law during a May Special Session. The Law and the Senate Bill Deal with issues such as Inspections and Condominium-Association Financial Reserves. The Bill, for example, would make changes in what are known as “Milestone” Inspections for Condominium Buildings three stories or higher. One of the most crucial changes under Senate Bill 154 is the introduction of New Milestone Inspection Deadlines. Buildings that are three or more stories in height and reach 30 years of age before July 1st, 2022, must complete their Initial Milestone Inspection before December 31st, 2024. Conversely, for buildings reaching the 30-year mark on or after July 1st, 2022, and before December 31st, 2024, the Initial Milestone Inspection Deadline is extended to December 31st, 2025. Condominium Associations MUST mark these dates in their calendars and prioritize inspections to meet the New Requirements promptly. The Law specifies Maintenance Responsibilities for Condominium and Cooperative Associations, including the Repair and Replacement of Applicable Property. After turnover of control, the Association MUST Maintain the Property as specified by the developer UNTIL New Maintenance Protocols are obtained. Exemption For Coastal Buildings In the previous Legislation, buildings located within three miles of the coastline were obligated to undergo a 25-Year Milestone Inspection. The Amended Law, however, grants local agencies the option to set a 25-Year Inspection Requirement, ONLY if justified by local environmental conditions, including proximity to Seawater. This means that some Coastal Condominiums may no longer be subject to the Mandatory 25-Year Milestone Inspection. Associations must ascertain whether their Local Enforcement Agency imposes this requirement and plan inspections accordingly. Focused Inspection Requirements The Amendments have introduced more focused Inspection Requirements for Condominium Buildings. Now, Milestone Inspections are limited to buildings with Residential Condominiums, ensuring that other types of properties are exempt from this process. Additionally, the Law clarifies that for Mixed-Use Condominiums, all owners of the building are responsible for ensuring compliance and sharing Inspection Costs. This change highlights the need for collaboration among Owners in Mixed-Use Properties to uphold Safety Standards effectively. Flexibility In Inspection Deadlines To accommodate unforeseen circumstances and practical challenges, Local Enforcement Agencies are now Authorized to Extend Inspection Deadlines for valid reasons. When an Association contracts an Architect or Engineer to Perform the Milestone Inspection and finds it impossible to complete before the deadline, a petition showing good cause may lead to an extension. While this provision adds flexibility, it emphasizes the importance of diligent planning and timely initiation of Inspections. Acceptance Of Previous Inspections Associations that underwent Milestone Inspections before July 1st, 2022, may be eligible to use those Inspections to meet the Current Requirements, provided they substantially comply with the new standards. However, it's Essential to note that Unit Owners must still be informed of the Inspection results, even if a previous Inspection is Accepted. This approach streamlines the process for some Associations while maintaining transparency. The Amendments make it clear that Condominium Associations are responsible for all Inspection Costs related to the portions of the building under their governance. This clarification ensures that each Association bears the financial burden proportionate to its responsibilities. Consequently, Associations must carefully assess their financial capabilities to meet the New Inspection Requirements. The Updated Legislation emphasizes better communication between Associations and Unit Owners regarding Inspection Deadlines and results. Associations are Required to Provide Notice about Inspection Deadlines within 14 days of Receiving Notification from the Local Enforcement Agency. Additionally, the Milestone Inspector MUST Submit a Phase Two Progress Report within 180 days of the Phase One Inspection Report. Furthermore, Associations must distribute a Copy of the Inspection Reports Summary to Unit Owners within 45 days of receiving it. These requirements promote Transparency and Accountability throughout the Inspection Process. Given the significance of the recent changes to Florida's Mandatory Milestone Inspection Requirement, Association Board Members MUST seek expert guidance from Licensed Professionals to Ensure Full Compliance. A Licensed Professional can help navigate the complexities of the New Legislation and Avoid Potential Violations. Additionally, Associations should Review their Directors and Officers (D&O) Insurance Policy to Ensure Sufficient Coverage, as mistakes may occur during periods of legal change. The changes made to Florida's Mandatory Milestone Inspection Requirement reflect a proactive approach by Lawmakers to prevent tragedies like the Surfside Collapse from recurring. The Amendments provide greater clarity and flexibility, allowing Associations to tailor their Inspection Plans to meet specific needs. However, it is imperative for Board Members to thoroughly understand the New Requirements and seek Professional Advice to navigate the complexities successfully. By taking these actions, Associations can Ensure the Safety of their residents, Uphold Regulatory Compliance, and Mitigate Potential Risks. < Previous News Next News >

ChatGPT Health Promises Safety And Clarity – But At What Price To Your Privacy? By Stefanie Schappert Feb 4, 2026 AI Health Assistants Are Here To Stay, And They May Provide Real Value In Helping People Interpret Complicated Medical Information, But Consumers Should Understand Exactly What That Means Before Inviting Those Tools Into Their Most Sensitive Digital Lives. What Are The Data Risks Consumers Need To Know Before Plunging Headfirst Into This New Era Of Healthcare? ChatGPT Health: Insight vs Exposure in AI-Driven Healthcare Health data is already among the most sensitive personal information people have, and with the introduction of ChatGPT Health last week, users will undoubtedly be pouring their medical data into the AI chatbot with the same verve they have since ChatGPT was first launched in November 2022. But should they? The amount of sensitive information users freely and regularly post into ChatGPT (and other popular AI chatbots) is astounding. A study last January found that nearly one in ten workers regularly exposed their own companies' sensitive data when using AI. And when thousands of ChatGPT conversations were leaked via search engines last August, the conclusion was that people pretty much share everything with AI, literally. So when OpenAI introduced its ChatGPT Health to the public, tech and health experts began sounding the warning bells about privacy and security issues, as well as the limits of AI's accuracy. This makes it crucial to understand where information is going and how it’s being used, especially when the data in question includes deeply sensitive details such as medical history or chronic conditions. "Designed to Support, Not Replace, Medical Care" OpenAI touts ChatGPT Health as a “dedicated experience” intended to help people understand lab results, prepare for doctor visits, track fitness and wellness trends, or compare insurance options, marking a significant shift in how consumers interact with AI. “Health is already one of the most common ways people use ChatGPT,” OpenAI said in the announcement, noting that 230 million people worldwide ask both health and wellness questions every week. Users can now upload and connect Health not only to medical records, but also to wellness apps – such as Apple Health, Function, and MyFitnessPal – creating a complete individual health profile, the likes of which we have never seen before. Traditionally, health data has been scattered across many devices and platforms – a hospital portal here, a fitness tracker there, a PDF of bloodwork in your inbox. But now, health data will be woven together into new AI-generated interpretations and summaries, all stored within a single system. Not just storing medical records, Health will aggregate and interpret them, creating narratives, patterns, and insights – a fundamental departure from how most people think about their medical data. This matters because the value of health data isn’t just in its raw form; it’s what can be inferred and contextualized from it. Derived insights, health trends over time, connections between symptoms and test results, and personalized explanations can prove more revealing than the “data points” themselves. People may also consent to sharing individual data points, for example, a symptom or lab result, without understanding the new meaning that emerges once those data points are combined. AI algorithms developed from aggregated data have already proven that, in the wrong hands, could easily lead to AI biases, workplace, or societal discrimination, impacting such variables as individual treatment plans or health insurance premiums, among many others. Understanding the Privacy Tradeoffs On the technical side, OpenAI says ChatGPT Health builds on its existing security architecture with additional, layered protections, including purpose-built encryption and isolation to keep health conversations protected and compartmentalized. Users can also enable multi-factor authentication, review or delete Health memories, and revoke access to connected apps at any time, according to OpenAI. With layered, end-to-end encryption, health conversations are isolated and not used to train models, the company further states. Still, privacy critics have pointed out that when users upload medical records into an AI service – even one with promises of encryption and compartmentalization – they may effectively remove traditional privacy protections that would otherwise apply in regulated healthcare settings. One expert recently told The Record that giving an AI access to electronic medical records can strip those records of the legal safeguards they enjoy under rules like HIPAA, which lays out how Protected Health Information (PHI) is processed, stored, transmitted, and secured. “ChatGPT is only bound by its own disclosures and promises, so without any meaningful limitation on that, like regulation or a law, ChatGPT can change the terms of its service at any time,” explained Sara Geoghegan, Senior Counsel at the Electronic Privacy Information Center. Because health data remains among the most valuable targets for hackers, any system that aggregates medical records, wellness data, and AI-generated health insights – especially on a single platform – can significantly increase the amount of data exposed in the event of a breach. From a cybersecurity perspective, aggregation also concentrates value, making AI health platforms especially attractive targets for attackers seeking high-impact data rather than isolated records. The tradeoff – insight versus exposure – is destined to be the burning question we face moving forward. One thing is certain: weighing insight vs. exposure is no longer theoretical – it is now the defining moment of AI-driven healthcare. About The Author Stefanie Schappert, a Senior Journalist at Cybernews, is an accomplished writer with an M.S. in cybersecurity, immersed in the security world since 2019. She has a decade-plus experience in America’s #1 news market working for Fox News, Gannett, Blaze Media, Verizon Fios1, and NY1 News. With a strong focus on national security, data breaches, trending threats, hacker groups, global issues, and women in tech, she is also a commentator for live panels, podcasts, radio, and TV. Earned the ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity (CC) certification as part of the initial CC pilot program, participated in numerous Capture-the-Flag (CTF) competitions, and took 3rd place in Temple University's International Social Engineering Pen Testing Competition, sponsored by Google. Member of Women’s Society of Cyberjutsu (WSC), Upsilon Pi Epsilon (UPE) International Honor Society for Computing and Information Disciplines. Previous Next

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Is Your Family Busy Next Tuesday? Create a Quick Family-Friendly Meal With Just About Anything You Want July 25, 2024 Share Tuesday is famous for Tacos, but why is Taco Tuesday such a big deal? With everything going on in the world these days, it’s easy to see why families spend so much time apart from each other; busy schedules, and the internet takes up most of our kids’ time nowadays. However, it doesn’t have to be that way; in fact, you could use one specific day of the week to bring your family together and enjoy some quality time with them – we’re talking about Taco Tuesday of course. Families who spend time in front of a stove together on Taco Tuesdays—or any other night of the week—are usually closer, happier and healthier. This is because spending family time around cooking dinner forces you to talk about your day and connect with each other. Families that cook are also more likely to eat healthy meals, rather than drive-thru or pizza deliveries. Family dinner doesn’t have to be an elaborate affair, and it doesn’t need to take hours to prepare. Keep it simple, easy, and fun with new ideas, such as beautifully designed charcuterie board. This may feel more like a grown-up treat, but with the right ingredients, even Taco's can be delicious and a Taco grazing board can provide fun for the whole family. No matter what you call it or serve on it, charcuterie boards, grazing boards and snack platters are all basically the same thing. The boards make a trendy addition to an entertaining menu, but a platter or kid-friendly board can be family dinner success. What you serve on a grazing board is entirely up to you. Most include a selection of meats and cheeses, and many incorporate nuts, crackers, dips and jams. Some also incorporate fresh fruits and vegetables. Creating your own board means there really are no rules; you can add just about anything you want. To build a successful board, keep these tips in mind: Choose ingredients and elements that don't require temperature control. The idea of a grazing board is that it sits out for a while. Avoid anything that needs refrigeration, heat or will lose its shape or flavor if it rests for an extended amount of time. Select a surface large enough to hold a variety of food. It can be a simple cutting board or a cute platter. There's no specific size requirement but err on the side of bigger; spacing out your goodies can be more attractive and less messy. Use high-quality ingredients to ensure every bite is delicious and nutritious. While shopping, remember to look for the Produce for Kids and Healthy Family Project logos next to favorite items in the produce department, as adding these flavorful fruits and veggies to your cart can help make a difference in your community. Build your board around a theme to add an extra element of fun. Use mini cookie cutters to make fun, kid-friendly shapes out of cheese and meats. Be mindful of colors; a rainbow platter is vibrant and appealing, and colorful fruits and veggies offer a strong mix of nutrients. Remember it doesn't have to be elaborate. Classic favorites are all you need. Even kid favorites like sections of mandarin oranges, carrot sticks and chocolate chips are fair game for a family-friendly board. Taco Tuesday Board Recipe Courtesy Of Healthy Family Project's "Come Graze With Us" E-Cookbook • Guacamole • Salsa • Queso • Hard and Soft Taco Shells • Ground Turkey, seasoned and browned • Lettuce • Diced Tomatoes • Shredded Cheese • Chopped Onions • Chopped Peppers • Sour Cream • Cilantro • Lime Wedges On a grazing board or platter, arrange the Guacamole, the Salsa, the Queso, the Taco Shells, the Ground Turkey, the Lettuce, the Tomatoes, the Shredded Cheese, the Onions, the Peppers, the Sour Cream, the Cilantro and the Lime Wedges. Weekend Breakfast Grazing Board Recipe Courtesy Of Healthy Family Project's "Come Graze With Us" E-Cookbook • Hard-Boiled Eggs • Cooked Sausage Links • Mini Frozen Waffles, toasted • Mini Frozen Pancakes, toasted • Mini Muffins • Yogurt • Fresh Fruit • Syrup • Jelly On a grazing board or platter, arrange the Eggs, the Sausage Links, the Toasted Waffles, the Toasted Pancakes, the Muffins, the Yogurt, the Fruit, the Syrup and the Jelly. Taco Salad If you're looking for something a little on the lighter side, search no more. This Taco Salad calls only for pantry staples so you can spice up busy evenings in just half an hour. Taco Salad Recipe courtesy of "Cookin' Savvy" Total time: 30 minutes Servings: 6 • 1 Pound of Ground Beef • 1 15 Ounce Can of Black Beans • 1 15 Ounce Can of Corn • 2 14 Ounce Cans of Diced Tomatoes with Chilies • 1/2 Cup of Half-And-Half or Milk • 2 Tablespoons of Onion Powder • 2 Tablespoons of Garlic Powder • 2 Tablespoons of Mesquite Seasoning • 1 Tablespoon of Black Pepper • Salt, to taste • 1 Lime, Juice only • 1 Cup of Chopped Cilantro • Romaine Lettuce • 2-3 Cups of Shredded Cheese • 1- 16 Ounce Tub of Sour Cream • Crushed Tortilla Chips In a pan over Medium Heat, brown the Beef until it is cooked through and drain it. Add in the Black Beans and the Corn. Stir in the Tomatoes with the Juices and the Half-And-Half. Add the Onion Powder, the Garlic Powder, the Mesquite Seasoning and the Pepper. Season it with the Salt, to taste. Bring it to a simmer. Add the Lime Juice and stir it then sprinkle it with the Cilantro. Wash and chop the Lettuce. Place the Cheese and the Sour Cream in the bowls for the toppings. On the plates, top the Crushed Tortilla Chips with the Meat Sauce, the Lettuce, the Cheese and the Sour Cream, as desired. Find more ideas for creating family-friendly treats at: https://healthyfamilyproject.com/ - And at: https://www.culinary.net/ for more quick dinner solutions. < Previous News Next News >

Enjoy Free Live Music Across Hollywood All Year Long South Florida Sun Times May 1, 2025 The City Of Hollywood Is Alive With Music, Offering A Wide Variety Of Free Concerts For Residents And Visitors To Enjoy Throughout The City. East To West, From The Beach To Downtown To Boulevard Heights Amphitheater, There's Always Something Playing—And It’s Happening All Year Long. As part of the ongoing Centennial Celebration, this Saturday’s ArtsPark Experience Concert will feature a special performance by internationally renowned Afrobeat artist Seun Kuti at ArtsPark at Young Circle. This free outdoor concert is part of a year-long series of events celebrating the City’s 100th anniversary. Later in the month, the Hollywood West Concert Series brings more exciting performances to the Boulevard Heights Amphitheater. On Friday, May 10th, the Shane Duncan Band will deliver high-energy Top 40 favorites, and on Friday, May 24th, the classic rock band Viva will take the stage during the City’s Memorial Day festivities. Both concerts are free and begin at 7 p.m., offering a great way to enjoy live entertainment under the stars. May 1 | Stone Lace Band – Classic Rock May 2 | Havoc 305 – 80s, 90s & More May 3 | Mantrap – Latin, 70s, Rock May 4 | Joe Marcinek Band – Rock, Funk, Jam May 7 | Electric Piquette – Funk, Jazz, Jam May 8 | Bobby Nathan Band – Disco, Rock May 9 | Jeffrey James Harris – Southern Rock May 10 | Mixtape – 80s May 11 | Rockin’ Jake Band – New Orleans Style Blues May 14 | La Cuarta – Latin May 15 | Michael Marotta – Blues/Rock May 16 | Pump – Rock & More May 17 | Jay Valor – Energized Country Rock May 18 | Groove 2.0 – Classic Rock May 21 | Ricky Valido – Country Western May 22 | Joel DaSilva – Blues/Rock May 23 | Mason Pace – Heavy Rock May 24 | Valerie Tyson Band – R&B, Blues, Funk May 25 | Crossfire Creek Band – Country May 28 | InterLuv – 80s, 90s May 29 | Juke – Originals, Blues/Funk May 30 | Southern Blood – Southern Rock May 31 | Making Faces – Party Music Music lovers can also head to the Hollywood Beach Theatre, located on the Broadwalk at Johnson Street, where live music is performed five nights a week. With the Atlantic Ocean as its backdrop, this iconic open-air venue hosts free concerts every Wednesday through Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. The programming, provided by the Margaritaville Hollywood Beach Resort, features a variety of genres—from rock and reggae to Latin and pop. These beachfront performances continue throughout the year, creating a vibrant, ongoing atmosphere of entertainment. For more details, visit the Hollywood Beach Theatre concert schedule at: https://www.hollywoodfl.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=1632 With concerts happening regularly in scenic venues across Hollywood, there are endless opportunities to enjoy free live music all year long. For a full list of upcoming performances and all Centennial Celebration events, visit the City’s event calendar at: https://www.hollywoodfl.org/calendar.aspx?CID=27 Previous Next

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