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contents<br />
34<br />
42 48 54<br />
REGULARS<br />
8 From the Editor<br />
54 City People<br />
Roy Simon<br />
LOCALS ONLY<br />
10 In The News<br />
20 Delray Under $50<br />
PICTURES<br />
24 On The <strong>Ave</strong><br />
28 In The Pineapple Grove Arts District<br />
ENTERTAINMENT<br />
32 Gotta Know<br />
34 Gotta See<br />
36 Gotta Read<br />
HEALTH & BEAUTY<br />
38 Pain Relief<br />
The Importance of Time<br />
40 Dermatology<br />
The Liquid Face Lift<br />
42 Body Beautiful<br />
Trick or Treat?<br />
SPECIAL FEATURES<br />
44 Delray Dermatology + Cosmetic Center<br />
Get Back to Health and Wellness<br />
46 Thermae Retreat<br />
Detox the Old and Change Your Perspective<br />
48 Halloween<br />
Tips for Safe Trick-or-Treating and<br />
other Halloween Activities<br />
50 Delray Beach Chamber Of Commerce<br />
When One Door Closes, A Window Opens!<br />
52 The Seagate Hotel & Spa<br />
Escape to Serenity, Bliss, and<br />
Pure Relaxation at The Seagate Spa<br />
FASHION<br />
56 What RU Wearing ®<br />
DINING<br />
61 Guide<br />
64 Recipes<br />
Spooky Recipes for Halloween<br />
66 Recipes<br />
Pumpkin Everything<br />
MISC<br />
68 PetXpert<br />
Do I Need to Detox My Pets and How?<br />
69 Pet Spotlight<br />
LEISURE<br />
70 Brain Teasers<br />
Crossword Puzzle, Sudoko And Enigma<br />
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65 69<br />
Nurture Your Child’s<br />
S-STEAm at St. Joe’s<br />
Spirituality – Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math<br />
Fostering collaboration,<br />
critical thinking,<br />
and 21st century skills.<br />
Phoenix (8th Grade)<br />
says when she is<br />
participating<br />
in Science labs,<br />
she feels like a<br />
real scientist,<br />
something she<br />
wants to be<br />
someday.<br />
Publisher<br />
David Mizen<br />
Editor<br />
Yvette Birdsong<br />
Contributing Editors<br />
Diane Feen, Nicol Jenkins,<br />
Lisa Marie, Tom Craig<br />
Art Director<br />
Fabio Passere<br />
Designer<br />
Eduardo Passere<br />
Senior Account Executive<br />
Harvey Lustig<br />
Photographers<br />
Melissa Korman<br />
Tom Craig<br />
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from the<br />
editor<br />
Ahhh <strong>October</strong>…<br />
Iabsolutely love this month!<br />
As a huge fan of pumpkin everything (who isn’t?) I have<br />
shared some of my favorite pumpkin recipes – from a martini,<br />
to soup and more! There are also spooky inspired recipes to fill<br />
a goblin’s belly before heading out to trick-or-treat. Inside this<br />
issue we also have the CDC guidelines for a safe Halloween.<br />
Downtown Delray Beach is having some great (and safe) Halloween<br />
Festivities for all. Whether you choose to participate live or virtual,<br />
the Achievement Centers for Children and Families has great events<br />
planned – Witches Brew, Quiz Ride, a Witches hat decorating contest,<br />
and more! Read all about it in Gotta Know.<br />
<strong>October</strong> is Breast Cancer Awareness Month - a cause near and dear<br />
to me. Early detection saves lives. The Mammo Van will be in our<br />
town on the 29th offering low cost mammograms, as well as financial<br />
assistance, and they accept insurance. Read about the details in Locals<br />
Only – appointments are necessary.<br />
We are very lucky to have no shortage of incredible people to feature<br />
as our City Person. Every month I say, “this human is my favorite,” only<br />
to be blown away by the next – and Roy Simon is no exception. He is<br />
Delray Beach. His grandfather immigrated here from Lebanon in 1911<br />
when the population was a mere 2000 people. Since then, he has built<br />
many of the buildings and homes in our beloved Village by the Sea, and<br />
tirelessly serves our community. Amazing.<br />
Do you dress up your pet for Halloween? Send your photos<br />
to info@atlanticavemagazine – subject line Pet Pix and<br />
make your furry friend a star!<br />
We all go a<br />
little mad<br />
sometimes.<br />
Haven’t<br />
you?<br />
— Norman Bates, Psycho, 1960<br />
Have a fa”boo”lous Halloween!<br />
Yvette birdsong, editor<br />
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locals only | in the news<br />
Celebrate Lantern Festival<br />
with Lantern-at-Home Kits<br />
from Morikami Museum and<br />
Japanese Gardens<br />
Morikami Museum and<br />
Japanese Gardens has<br />
announced it will not be<br />
hosting its annual Lantern<br />
Festival this year on <strong>October</strong> 17 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.<br />
The museum understands how meaningful and magical this<br />
holiday is to their guests and will be offering beautiful Lanternat-Home<br />
Kits to light up at-home celebrations and welcome<br />
home beloved ancestors’ spirits in honor of Obon.<br />
To participate, Morikami invites the public to purchase the<br />
Lantern-at-Home kits (online or in-store) for $20 and take<br />
photos of their toro nagashi (literally, flowing lanterns) in a<br />
pool, lake/ocean, bathtub (get creative!) and share them on<br />
Instagram using the hashtag #lanternathome and tag @morikamimuseum.<br />
All participants who share a photo submission<br />
by <strong>October</strong> 12, <strong>2020</strong>, will be entered for a chance to win admission<br />
for two to Lantern Festival 2021. Ten winners will be<br />
announced on <strong>October</strong> 19, <strong>2020</strong>.<br />
Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens<br />
4000 Morikami Park Road, Delray Beach.<br />
www.morikami.org or call (561) 495-0233.<br />
Arts Garage Resurrects Live<br />
Local Theatre with BUNKER<br />
The Arts Garage is announcing Theatre At Home: Live From<br />
Arts Garage with a live and simultaneously live-streamed<br />
performance of BUNKER, a one act play directed by and starring<br />
South Florida actor and writer Jonathan David Kelly. The<br />
timely and thought-provoking production will have one performance<br />
on Saturday, <strong>October</strong> 24, at 7 pm.<br />
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BUNKER dramatizes the story of Khalan<br />
and his mother as she finds herself becoming<br />
the very thing from which she is<br />
trying to protect him. This story of love reveals<br />
how wars may unintentionally start<br />
at home and the journey back to peace. It<br />
asks the demanding question: “How do you<br />
raise a Black Boy with no manual?”<br />
Kelly co-stars with performance poet,<br />
novelist and playwright Sharonda Eccentrich<br />
Richardson and librarian-turnededucator<br />
Shanteala Mash, both based in<br />
Broward County.<br />
The price for a live-streamed performance<br />
is $25, and $150 per table for in-person<br />
tickets. They can be purchased online<br />
at: https://artsgarage.org/event/theatreat-home-live-from-arts-garage-bunker/<br />
For the in-person audience, Arts Garage<br />
is selling tables of 2, 4 and 6 that will be<br />
placed six feet apart. Concessions will be<br />
served table-side or chair-side, and—to reduce<br />
crowded common spaces—there will<br />
be no intermission.<br />
Arts Garage is located at 94 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>nue<br />
in Pineapple Grove. For more information,<br />
call 561.450.6357 or visit www.<br />
artsgarage.org.<br />
Witches of Delray<br />
Charity Bike Ride<br />
Takes Different<br />
Kind of Flight<br />
The 9th Annual Witches of Delray charity<br />
bike ride to benefit Achievement<br />
Centers for Children & Families in Delray<br />
Beach will take a different kind of flight<br />
this year due to concerns over COVID-19.<br />
In place of a group bike ride, the Witches<br />
of Delray will hold various opportunities<br />
to “get wicked” both in person and virtually<br />
throughout Downtown Delray Beach<br />
throughout <strong>October</strong>.<br />
Participants can receive access to live and<br />
virtual experiences, including a Witches Quiz<br />
Ride, Witches Plates & Potions Hospitality<br />
Bingo, Best Virtual Cackle and Best Decorated<br />
Hat for a $20 donation. Participants will<br />
also have a chance to win a new bike at the<br />
Witches Brew held at Tim Finnegan’s with<br />
a special appearance by John Brewer of the<br />
Delray Beach Socially Distance Supper Club<br />
who will DJ. Participants will receive the<br />
“spell” to unlock all the “Ways to be Wicked<br />
with the Witches of Delray” via a private<br />
Facebook page after they sign up.<br />
“This year, we hope you will continue<br />
to support our annual Witches of Delray<br />
event with all the ways to be wicked! See<br />
you in <strong>October</strong> 2021 when we ride together<br />
again!” said Alpha Witch, Andie DeVoe.<br />
For more information, please visit www.<br />
WitchesofDelray.org or contact Events@<br />
accffoundation.org.<br />
Sandoway<br />
Discovery Series<br />
at Sandoway<br />
Discovery Center<br />
On <strong>October</strong> 1st, 8th, 15th and 22nd at<br />
9:30am and 10:15am join us for a<br />
weekly series of discovery, geared for families<br />
with children ages 3-5. Each 30-minute<br />
program will explore a different topic, from<br />
bugs to pythons, plants to butterflies. Your<br />
program fee includes all materials and admission<br />
to Sandoway Discovery Center for<br />
the day! The series can be purchased in<br />
a package of 4 classes for $30 or a single<br />
class for $8. Members are FREE! The program<br />
will take place outdoors and will be<br />
limited to 5 families per class. To reserve<br />
your spot, email us at shoshana.sandoway@gmail.com<br />
with your name, the dates<br />
you’d like to attend and time preference<br />
(9:30am or 10:15am). Payment will be accontinued<br />
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We also offer Feedings and Touchless<br />
Animal Encounters on Tuesday-Saturday<br />
throughout the day. Come meet one of our<br />
resident animals and learn about their behaviors<br />
and characteristics or watch them<br />
be fed! Throughout the day Sandoway staff<br />
and volunteers when possible, will gather<br />
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Important Appointment Information:<br />
To make your appointment, please call<br />
561-955-5438 or go to brrh.com/mammovan.<br />
If you have had a mammogram elsewhere<br />
in the past 5 years, please obtain<br />
and bring your previous images (CD) with<br />
reports to your appointment.<br />
Important COVID-19 Information:<br />
- Only scheduled patients allowed. No<br />
walk-ins are permitted.<br />
- Please wait for a call from the Mammo-<br />
Van team, before coming to the Van on the<br />
date of your appointment. They will give<br />
you an exact time to arrive and perform<br />
your health screen.<br />
- The MammoVan is disinfected thoroughly<br />
between patients.<br />
- Only one (1) patient is allowed on the<br />
MammoVan at a time.<br />
- You must arrive wearing a mask. We<br />
will then provide you with a hospital-grade<br />
mask that must be worn for the entire time<br />
you are on the MammoVan.<br />
- Temperatures will be taken upon arrival.<br />
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 or<br />
higher will not be permitted on the MammoVan.<br />
- Results are available within two (2)<br />
business days.<br />
- Screening mammograms covered<br />
100% by most insurance plans.<br />
- Financial assistance available for those<br />
in need, call Troy Bingham, 561-955-4294.<br />
- $50 mammogram screening for noninsured<br />
patients during <strong>October</strong> Breast<br />
Cancer Awareness month!<br />
Milagro Center<br />
Partners With<br />
Joshua’s Heart<br />
Foundation To<br />
Distribute Food To<br />
At-Risk Youth And<br />
Families Hit By<br />
Covid-19 Crisis<br />
If you’re familiar with Milagro Center in<br />
Delray Beach, you’ve undoubtedly heard<br />
the words “teach” and “inspire” as part of<br />
their mission of providing after-school academic<br />
and cultural arts programming for<br />
at-risk children and teens. But since the<br />
Covid-19 crisis hit last March, this landmark<br />
organization has added another key<br />
element to helping local youth and their<br />
families: “feed.”<br />
That word began reverberating early in<br />
the crisis when Milagro Center partnered<br />
with Hospitality Helping Hands and Living<br />
Hungry to provide 100 hot meals, three days<br />
a week, to families hit hard by job losses.<br />
That commitment continued through<br />
a partnership in August with the Joshua’s<br />
Heart Foundation when families in Boca<br />
atlantic ave magazine on vacation<br />
Raton and Delray Beach were provided<br />
with fresh fruits and vegetables, pasta, rice<br />
and other provisions. A total of 165 participants<br />
received nearly 4,116 lbs. of food or<br />
the equivalent of 3,430 meals were served<br />
over the course of two distributions.<br />
For more information about the Milagro<br />
Center, visit www.MilagroCenter.org or call<br />
561-279-2970.<br />
Gold Wing Road<br />
Raiders Toy Run<br />
Since 1993 the members of Gold Wing<br />
Road Riders Association, Chapter FL2-<br />
A have been bringing holiday joy to local<br />
youngsters. These children look forward<br />
every year to having Santa ride in on his<br />
motorcycle pulling his sleigh. Some have<br />
never seen Santa before. He comes to their<br />
school, arriving with his team of motor-<br />
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DOWNTOWN DELRAY BEACH<br />
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75 NW 1st <strong>Ave</strong>nue, Delray Beach, Florida<br />
OLD SCHOOL MEETS NEW SCHOOL<br />
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NW 1st <strong>Ave</strong> and NE 1st St, and around the corner from the major<br />
intersection of trendy <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> and Swinton <strong>Ave</strong>. The property is<br />
surrounded by amenities: easily walk to beaches, hotels, craft<br />
restaurants, South Palm Beach County Courthouse, City Hall, and<br />
the Delray Beach Public Library.<br />
Constructed in 2002, the 2-story building features recent<br />
renovations and attractive finishes throughout.<br />
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+ Ideal for an owner-user<br />
+ FREE abundant parking<br />
+ For Sale or Lease<br />
+ Contact brokers for pricing<br />
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displayed on this document are the property of their respective owners, and the use of such logos does not imply any affiliation with<br />
or endorsement of CBRE. Photos herein are the property of their respective owners. Use of these images without the express written<br />
consent of the owner is prohibited.<br />
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cycle elves and local law enforcement officers.<br />
Each child gets called up personally<br />
and receives a toy from Santa and a bicycle<br />
helmet from the Safety Council of Palm<br />
Beach County.<br />
Over the years the number of children<br />
served has grown. This year we are having<br />
to ask for the community’s help in collecting<br />
toys for over 200 children. This is<br />
needed to make this event a success.<br />
We are sponsoring the Highland Elementary<br />
School in Lake Worth Beach, FL.<br />
If you do not want to shop - let us know,<br />
we have Elves that Love to Shop! Do you<br />
know of a business that would like to assist<br />
- let us know!<br />
Call for more information or drop off<br />
contact Festival Management Group 140<br />
NE 1st <strong>Ave</strong>nue Delray Beach, FL 33444:<br />
Cheryl Smith 561-445-1624.<br />
Posh Properties<br />
Welcomes<br />
2 New Recruits<br />
and Lake Worth.<br />
I am originally from Pittsburgh, Pa. and<br />
have been enjoying life in South Florida for<br />
the past 35 years.<br />
I offer complete dedication to my clients<br />
best interests and needs which allows me<br />
to find the ideal home for every customer<br />
regardless of criteria, demonstrating the<br />
highest caliber of professional services, negotiating<br />
skills and marketing.<br />
I am proud to have joined Posh Properties<br />
with their excellent reputation in our<br />
industry as well as the knowledge of knowing<br />
that each agent is an integral part of the<br />
company’s success.<br />
I look forward to meeting you soon!<br />
Achievement<br />
Centers for Children<br />
& Families and<br />
Healthier Delray<br />
Beach Establish<br />
“Love Matters”<br />
Fund to Honor the<br />
Late Monica Herring<br />
Jody Coltogirone<br />
Mobile: 561-436-3728<br />
jody@poshflorida.com<br />
There’s NO Place like HOME! Palm<br />
Beach County real estate is some of<br />
the most desirable in the country and I<br />
am here to simplify the process of buying,<br />
selling or renting your home or property.<br />
Specializing in Delray Beach, Boca Raton,<br />
Boynton Beach, Hypoluxo, Ocean Ridge<br />
Phil DeCarlo<br />
Mobile: 917-531-2229<br />
phil@poshflorida.com<br />
Dear Friends Let me be the “key” to unlock<br />
the door to your dream home!<br />
I started in real estate more than 25<br />
years ago, when I purchased my first investment<br />
property. Today, I am as passionate<br />
about real estate as when I first purchased<br />
my first home. I take great pride<br />
and enjoy assisting my clients, offering<br />
advice and information throughout the<br />
entire home buying or home selling process.<br />
When you are ready to buy or sell a<br />
home, give me call and let me go to work<br />
for you too.<br />
Follow me on Instagram at: Philip_De-<br />
Carlo_Realtor and call/text me at (917)<br />
531-2229. Serving local communities in<br />
NY, NJ and Florida.<br />
monica herring<br />
Achievement Centers for Children and<br />
Families (ACCF) and Healthier Delray<br />
Beach have established the “Love Matters<br />
Fund in Memory of Monica Herring,”<br />
an employee who served the ACCF for 16<br />
years. The fund will assist a child or children<br />
in the Delray Beach community to<br />
attend the Centers’ summer camp or after<br />
school programs.<br />
Over Ms. Herring’s tenure at the Achievement<br />
Centers for Children and Families,<br />
she worked in a variety of positions, most<br />
notably as its dance instructor. She passed<br />
away last month in a car accident.<br />
“She touched many lives through her<br />
kindness and soft-spoken manner and<br />
her passing is devastating to the staff and<br />
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children,” said Stephanie Seibel, Chief Executive<br />
Officer of the Achievement Centers.<br />
“To carry on her mission of educating<br />
our youth is fitting and will help keep her<br />
memory alive. The Love Matters Fund in<br />
Memory of Monica Herring truly captures<br />
the love she gave to our kids.”<br />
The funds from donations received will<br />
provide financial assistance for families<br />
who cannot afford the full cost of ACCF’s out<br />
of school and/or summer camp programs.<br />
Donations can be made to (https://<br />
achievementcentersfl.org/ways-togive/#love-matters-fund)<br />
in increments<br />
of $25, $50, $100, $250, $500 or other or<br />
can be mailed to:<br />
The Monica Herring Love Matters<br />
Youth Scholarship Fund<br />
The Achievement Centers for Children &<br />
Families Foundation<br />
555 NW 4th Street<br />
Delray Beach, FL 33444<br />
Downtown Delray<br />
Beach First Friday<br />
Art Walk<br />
The <strong>October</strong> edition of Downtown Delray<br />
Beach Art Walk will be held in conjunction<br />
with the City of Delray Beach’s Rise:<br />
Climate + Art Weekend. On Friday, <strong>October</strong><br />
2nd from 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. experience<br />
the local galleries, studios, and art both<br />
virtually and in person. Join us on www.<br />
facebook.com/DelrayDDA and visit www.<br />
DowntownDelrayBeach.com/ArtWalk for<br />
a list of galleries participating virtually and<br />
those that are open to the public.<br />
Have you been to ArtWalk in the past?<br />
This is the perfect time to tag your favorite<br />
galleries and share your photos and comments;<br />
we’d love to hear from you & see<br />
how you #MakeItYours. Be sure to use the<br />
hashtag #DelrayArtWalk on Facebook, Instagram,<br />
or Twitter!<br />
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locals only | delray under $50<br />
By Darien Davies<br />
Delray Under $50<br />
Most Fun Small Town, Most Crazy Small Town, Most Small Town that Feels<br />
Like a Big Town. Delray has it all. With a bustling downtown, Pineapple<br />
Grove area, and little nooks and crannies in between, there’s more<br />
to do in Delray now than ever, with events and happenings<br />
spanning from daytime to nighttime. While it can<br />
seem expensive at times, there’s a great<br />
opportunity to enjoy all the City has to offer<br />
without breaking the bank. Here’s what you can<br />
do in Delray Beach in <strong>October</strong> for $50 or less.<br />
We can all agree that <strong>2020</strong> has thrown us all for a loop. No<br />
one saw a pandemic coming, much less all the fire and ice<br />
natural disasters spreading across the nation. However,<br />
something that we can all learn from is that this has given us some<br />
perspective. <strong>October</strong> is Positive Attitude Month and instead of focusing<br />
on the negative, let’s all find the positive in the situation and be<br />
solutions oriented in our future mindset. In an effort to help, the City<br />
of Delray Beach and several local organizations have partnered to<br />
create the RISE: Climate & Art Weekend. This annual event expresses<br />
science through art to better connect people to imperative environmental<br />
challenges of this century, such as climate change and rising<br />
tides affecting our community. Held virtually from <strong>October</strong> 1 to 4,<br />
registered viewers can watch artistic discussions, see art exhibits,<br />
and hear from regional experts and City staff about climate change<br />
and impacts and resilience efforts that effect our community. You can<br />
expect to enjoy discussions about the roles of women in the state’s<br />
modern conservation and environmental movements, how regions<br />
of Florida are preparing for climate change and sea level rise, and the<br />
need to preserve our ocean ecosystems. Visit resilientdelray.com/<br />
RISE for more information and to register for the event.<br />
spicy buffalo with blue cheese, birthday cake, dark chocolate caramel<br />
sea salt, salt and vinegar, smokey bacon cheddar, and more. Buy<br />
a small bag, get yourself a tin, or go all in with a sampler box. There<br />
are no wrong options when it comes to this “pop”ular delicacy. The<br />
Original Popcorn House is located at 10 N.E. Fifth <strong>Ave</strong>. Visit originalpopcornhouse.com<br />
or call (561) 865-7300 for more information and<br />
to plan an online order.<br />
Even though we can’t head out and experience live shows how<br />
we once did, we can still do our best to not only enjoy as much<br />
live action as we can, but also support our local creatives and<br />
local businesses as much as we can. <strong>October</strong> is National Field Trip<br />
Month and you’re invited to take a field trip via your Wi-Fi and check<br />
into the Arts Garage events this month where they’re hosting live<br />
events that you can enjoy from your home. They’re offering a Music<br />
at Home with artists such as JD Danner, Ann Hampton Callaway, the<br />
While it’s super fun to pop bottles, balloons<br />
and bubbles, it’s all eyes on the<br />
kernel prize this month. <strong>October</strong> is National<br />
Popcorn Poppin’ Month and there’s no need<br />
to try and perfect the popcorn pop at home because<br />
we have The Original Popcorn House right in our own<br />
backyard, and these professional people are popcorn<br />
magicians. They pop all of their mushroom-style popcorn<br />
in 100% pure coconut oil, and use only the finest ingredients,<br />
including Belgian chocolate and premium white and<br />
gold cheddar cheeses. They also remove as many of the unwanted<br />
hulls as possible, which ensures only the best handfuls<br />
of popcorn for each mouthwatering bite. Their delectable<br />
flavors blow past the average butter option (which they have<br />
and is amazing), and include dill pickle, loaded baked potato,<br />
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Chris Thomas Band, and PIECE: An Instrumental Tribute to the<br />
Beatles, as well as Comedy Night, Poetry Night and Theatre at<br />
Home: Bunker. The best part is that if you wanted to brave the<br />
elements, you can still purchase a reserved table at the Arts Garage<br />
to experience the event in actual live fashion, just as long<br />
as you adhere to socially distanced and COVID-responsible protocols.<br />
It’s the best of both worlds, and a great way to get back<br />
out there at the level you feel most comfortable. The Arts Garage<br />
is located at 94 N.E. Second <strong>Ave</strong>. Ticket prices range from<br />
$5 to $150 for the aforementioned events, and you can find<br />
more information and purchase tickets by visiting artsgarage.<br />
org or calling (561) 450-6357.<br />
COVID-19 or not, the landscape of the world makes it okay<br />
to indulge in the seafood diet: when you see food, you eat<br />
food. In an effort to not go totally calorie crazy, stick to<br />
the theme of the month and at least you’ll be getting your fix<br />
of the freshest fish in town. <strong>October</strong> is National Seafood Month<br />
and couldn’t be a better time to sink your teeth into flavorful<br />
dishes while we’re in the Florida season of post-summer and<br />
pre-whatever. Whatever you do, make sure you indulge in the<br />
blackened fish tacos from City Oyster. Made with pico de gallo,<br />
cilantro, lime crema and flour tortillas for $17, these tacos are a<br />
prime example of how delicious, fresh fish is supposed to taste.<br />
You can also stop in J&J for some fine and fancy fish options<br />
like their Pan Seared Snapper with shrimp and lobster sauce<br />
over champagne risotto for $34. Or, head to RACKS Fish House<br />
& Oyster Bar and order literally everything from their raw bar<br />
including shrimp cocktail, half shell clam, fresh oysters, fish dip<br />
and seafood tower (market price), or go straight for the classic<br />
Lobster Roll with Old Bay aioli for $29. So go on, Poseidon, and<br />
rule the sea of <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>nue, you deserve it. Visit downtowndelraybeach.com<br />
for more downtown restaurant menus and<br />
location information.<br />
Did you know that eating a meat-free diet is one of the<br />
biggest actions you can take to stop climate change?<br />
Eating a veggie diet means 2.5 times less carbon emissions<br />
than a meat diet and could save the same amount of emissions<br />
as taking a small family car off the road for six months.<br />
<strong>October</strong> is Vegetarian Month so do the Earth and your fellow<br />
planet-conscious friends and animals a favor and say sayonara<br />
to meat for a little while. Good news is that there are tons of restaurants<br />
on the <strong>Ave</strong>nue that are dishing out delish veggie-based<br />
meals that this will make this an easy transition for you. Stop by<br />
Whole Green Cafe and try their quinoa bowl, made with quinoa,<br />
tomato, cucumber, purple cabbage, carrots, avocado, roasted<br />
vegetables (broccoli, cauliflower, asparagus and squash) and a<br />
cilantro-lime-yogurt-garlic dressing for $11.95. Or, dig into the<br />
whole wheat vegetable pizza from Pizza Rustica and savor the<br />
mountain of vegetables including roasted peppers, Roma tomatoes,<br />
sweet red onions, broccoli, garlic and button mushrooms<br />
over plum tomato sauce and mozzarella for $6.15 for a slice.<br />
You can also elevate your lunch meal and order the Thai and<br />
Japanese Lunch Box No. 5 from Ziree Thai and Sushi and enjoy<br />
a vegetable roll, three pieces of vegetable sushi, and tofu mixed<br />
vegetable for $12.95. With options like these, you won’t be<br />
missing meat all month long. Visit downtowndelraybeach.com<br />
for a complete list of downtown restaurants offering vegetarian<br />
dishes to help you with your Earth-friendly goals.<br />
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Developer opportunity! West side of A1A w/ private<br />
deeded beach access. Potential to re-zone RHM<br />
– High Density Multiple Family Residential which<br />
allows up to 10 dwelling units per acre.<br />
Asking $3,499,999<br />
<strong>2020</strong> NW 3rd <strong>Ave</strong> - Delray Beach<br />
Stunning, newly renovated entertainer’s paradise<br />
w/ 6 Bed / 6.1 Baths w/ chef’s kitchen, separate<br />
wine room and built-in Eurocave wine cellars, hard<br />
wood flooring and impact windows throughout.<br />
Asking $3,299,000<br />
1012 Del Harbour Dr - Delray Beach<br />
Beachside cul-de-sac sitting directly on big water<br />
w/amazing views. 3 Bed / 2.5 Baths w/soaring<br />
30’ceilings, new impact window and doors, 2 car<br />
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315 NW 17th St - Delray Beach<br />
This gorgeous coastal style home has been<br />
entirely rebuilt, 3 bed + office / 3 BA. True chef’s<br />
kitchen with a 15’ marble topped island and<br />
soaring ceilings. All impact windows and doors.<br />
Asking $1,350,000<br />
73 River Drive - Ocean Ridge<br />
Amazing beach area 3/2 town home<br />
w/ vaulted ceilings, 2 car gar, fenced yard,<br />
pool, ceiling to floor windows,<br />
great property with deeded beach access.<br />
Asking $1,166,333<br />
1003 Bel Air Dr - Highland Beach<br />
Highland Beach waterfront townhome.<br />
Beautifully remodeled 2 bed w/expansive<br />
balconies and outstanding views. Patio w/built<br />
in grill overlooking the pool and waterway.<br />
Asking $1,050,000<br />
718 SW 28th <strong>Ave</strong> - Boynton Beach<br />
Better than new in highly sought Chapel Hill, 4<br />
Bed / 2 full bath and 2 car garage w/new AC, new<br />
plumbing, porcelain imported from Italy and<br />
impact door and windows throughout.<br />
Asking $799,000<br />
200 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>. #209 - Delray Beach<br />
3 Bedroom condo in chic Pineapple Grove w/<br />
soaring 10’ceilings, beautiful wood flooring, large<br />
master w/2 walking closets, impact windows<br />
throughout and plenty of guest parking.<br />
Asking $719,000<br />
608 SE 3rd <strong>Ave</strong> - Delray Beach<br />
Great investment property!<br />
Completely remodeled duplex<br />
6 blocks from <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>. 2 Bed/1 bath<br />
with private fenced yards.<br />
Asking $599.900<br />
PENDING!<br />
CLOSED!<br />
2830 Frederick Blvd - Delray Beach<br />
3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath town home with 2400<br />
sq ft of living space, open floor plan, master<br />
suite features custom walk-in closets, private<br />
balcony, dual sinks and separate soaking tub.<br />
Asking $429,900<br />
2811 Fredrick Blvd - Delray Beach<br />
Tropic Isles, live near the beach, east of Federal<br />
Hwy. This gorgeous 3/2 corner unit Town-home<br />
is located just minutes from desirable shopping,<br />
restaurants and is walk-able to the beach!<br />
Asking $419.999<br />
3856 Match Rd - Lake Worth<br />
Meticulously kept 3 Bed / 2 Bath in desirable<br />
Meed Racquet Club. Silestone countertops, wet<br />
bar, 2 car garage and beautifully landscape<br />
corner lot.<br />
Asking $329,900<br />
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pool and summer kitchen. Walk to everything!<br />
Asking $2,195,000<br />
214 N Swinton <strong>Ave</strong> - Delray Beach<br />
2 blocks north of <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, 4 bed/4.5 bath w/<br />
Chef’s Kitchen and stone counter tops, walk-in<br />
pantry and coffer ceilings. Lap pool with fire/<br />
waterfall, fenced backyard and impact windows.<br />
Asking $1,995,000<br />
225 Boynton Beach Blvd - Boynton Beach<br />
Entire 1/2 block corner comprised of 4 lots<br />
direct road exposure, minutes to beach and<br />
interstate 95, great for new commercial<br />
development, fantastic opportunity!<br />
Asking $1,895,000<br />
PENDING!<br />
1199 SW 4th AVE - BOCA RATON<br />
WATERFRONT Coastal Cottage Style home with<br />
resort style yard and pool in Boca Isles.,<br />
3 bed/2 bath w/ saltwater heated pool,<br />
impact windows, 15K LB boat lift.<br />
Asking $899,000<br />
235 NE 1st Street 311 - Delray Beach<br />
Remarkably large 3 bed / 2 bath remodeled<br />
condo in Pineapple Grove w/ separate laundry<br />
room, ample guest parking, secured building,<br />
rooftop pool w/ bbq area and outdoor shower.<br />
Asking $799,900<br />
809 SE 4th Street - Boynton Beach<br />
Triplex features a one, two and three bed. units.<br />
All units are fully renovated with Stainless Steel<br />
appliances. Courtyard, parking and onsite coin<br />
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Location, Location, Location. Walk to everything<br />
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gorgeous patio and private fenced backyard.<br />
Asking $595,000<br />
2605 Frederick Blvd - Delray Beach<br />
Beautiful 3bed/2.5bath townhome. Custom<br />
kitchen with tons of cabinets, farmer’s<br />
sink. Master features 2 walk-in closets.<br />
Asking $525,000<br />
335 Gulfstream Blvd - Boynton<br />
*Builder/Investor opportunity* GREAT<br />
LOCATION! In an upcoming neighborhood just<br />
minutes away from the best areas in Delray and<br />
Boynton Beach. Highly sought after TRIPLE-LOT.<br />
Asking $449,999<br />
PENDING!<br />
921 Spanish Circle #339 - Delray Beach<br />
Gorgeous 2/2 with peaceful waterfront<br />
view of harbor and intracoastal.<br />
Updated kitchen, 55+, boat slips available!<br />
Asking $292.500<br />
1200 Scotia Dr. #103 - Hypoluxo<br />
Charming 2 bed / 2 bath, walk-in-closets in each<br />
bedroom. This updated beauty is in the coastal<br />
community of Mariner’s Cay in Hypoluxo just<br />
steps to the private community beach.<br />
Asking $275,899<br />
1340 NW 19th Terrace #204 - Delray Beach<br />
Pines of Delray - Light and breezy<br />
second floor corner 2bed/2bath condo.<br />
Turnkey furnished-Ready for Season.<br />
Asking $119,000
pictures | on the ave<br />
photos by melissa korman<br />
1 2<br />
3<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
7<br />
1 Kirstyn @ European Wax Center<br />
2 Camilla @ Etc Gift Shop<br />
3 Jorge @ On The <strong>Ave</strong><br />
4 Latina, Selena @ The Seagate Hotel<br />
5 Sandy, Rebecca @ Etc Cafe<br />
6 Elvin, Ryan, Billie Jean, Stephen @ Lanzetta’s Barbershop<br />
7 Clint, Danielle @ Delray Hideaway<br />
8 Jill, Marc, Anthony, David, Sherry @ Illustrated Properties<br />
9 Jesus @ Puro’s Cigars<br />
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NAUTICA<br />
New Modern Beach Area Townhome<br />
New Construction | Only 1 Remaining<br />
917 Bucida Road | Delray Beach | $2.975 Million<br />
561.272.9958 | 185 NE 4th <strong>Ave</strong>nue #104 | Delray Beach, Florida<br />
s e a s i d e b u i l d e r s f l a . c o m
pictures | on the ave<br />
photos by melissa korman<br />
1 2<br />
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7<br />
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1 Su Su @ Hy Pa Hy Ma<br />
2 Morgan, Lenny @ Engel & Völkers<br />
3 Roy, Laura @ Roy M. Simon, A.I.A., Architect<br />
4 Beth, Sade, Kristen @ One <strong>Ave</strong>da Salon<br />
5 Michelle, Kelly @ Thermae Retreat<br />
6 Keegan @ Massage Heights<br />
7 Cody, Stewart, Anton @ The Seagate Hotel<br />
8 Carrie, Suzanne @ Aqua Resortwear<br />
9 Karen, Julie @ Stiches By The Sea<br />
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pictures | in the pineapple grove arts district<br />
photos by melissa korman<br />
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1 Dawn @ Posh Properties<br />
2 Jason @ Purlife<br />
3 Audrey, Shannon @ ManCave<br />
4 Nancy, Cherly @ Festival Management Group<br />
5 Joe @ Delray Art & Framing<br />
6 Ev @ Vatican Tattoo<br />
7 Claudia, Winnie @ Claudia’s Dog Grooming & Bakery<br />
8 Tom, Jim @ Delray Camera Shop<br />
9 Josh, Carolina @ ManCave<br />
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We are open and can’t<br />
wait to see you!<br />
1020 South Federal Highway<br />
Delray Beach, Florida, 33483<br />
561.272.1147<br />
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pictures | in the pineapple grove arts district<br />
photos by melissa korman<br />
1 2<br />
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5<br />
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7<br />
1 Emily, Brittany @ Purgreens<br />
2 Dr. Elan, Emily @ Schrier Family Chiropractic<br />
3 Bob @ Conte’s Deli<br />
4 Jason, Eric @ Starks Barber Shop<br />
5 Autumn @ Once Upon A Time<br />
6 Dianne @ Dianne Adams Salon<br />
7 Renee, Lou @ Hair by Renee<br />
8 Tom @ The Goldsmith Shop<br />
9 Jeff @ Vatican Tattoo<br />
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Know<br />
entertainment | gotta know<br />
Downtown Delray Beach Halloween Festivities<br />
Come down to Downtown Delray Beach this year and<br />
stroll through our Halloweentown! Keep Reading to<br />
find out ways to “Be Witched, Be Delray” this <strong>October</strong>!<br />
HALLOWEEN HAPPENINGS:<br />
Storefront Window<br />
Décor Parade<br />
<strong>October</strong> 24th - 31st<br />
Feelin’ Spooky? Stroll or drive through<br />
downtown Delray Beach to see our<br />
spellbindingly good storefront décor.<br />
Ways To Be Wicked<br />
<strong>October</strong> 1st – 31st<br />
Looking for a community Coven to<br />
get involved in local festivities? The<br />
Achievement Centers for Children & Families<br />
is hosting events (live & virtual) all<br />
month long!<br />
To learn more about this event please<br />
visit: www.achievementcentersfl.org<br />
WAYS TO BE WICKED Events:<br />
Witches Brew | Live & virtual - Friday,<br />
<strong>October</strong> 23rd, 5-9 pm @ Tim Finnegans<br />
Witches Quiz Ride | <strong>October</strong> 5th –<br />
30th throughout downtown Delray<br />
Potions & Plates Game | <strong>October</strong> 5 –<br />
30th throughout Downtown<br />
Virtual Award Celebration | Monday,<br />
November 2nd at Noon<br />
Registration is a $20 donation to ACCF<br />
to receive access to the virtual events. You<br />
can register at www.witchesofdelray.org<br />
Contact: events@accffoundation.org<br />
WITCH HAT DECORATING CONTEST<br />
Are you a crafty witch?<br />
Decorate your very own witches hat<br />
and have it displayed in a storefront in<br />
Downtown Delray! We want to see all of<br />
the “ways you can be wicked” this year, so<br />
show us your most wicked works!<br />
How it works:<br />
- Decorate a witch’s hat<br />
- Take a picture of your hat and send<br />
to ACCF (events@accffoundation.org) to<br />
be considered for contest ($20 donation<br />
strongly suggested)<br />
- Fill out the form<br />
- Bring your hat and form to the DDA<br />
office (350 SE 1st St., Delray Beach, FL<br />
33444)<br />
- Head downtown to find your hat in a<br />
storefront!<br />
*Awards for “Best Hats” will be<br />
announced on Monday,<br />
November 2nd at Noon!<br />
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See<br />
entertainment | gotta SEE By lisa marie<br />
Here is a list movies scheduled to be released this month…<br />
With some theaters open, and more to follow, soon we will<br />
be enjoying popcorn, soda and a movie on the ‘Big Screen.’<br />
<strong>October</strong> 2<br />
► Wonder Woman 1984 – Fast forward to the 1980s as Wonder<br />
Woman’s next big screen adventure finds her facing an all-new foe:<br />
The Cheetah. Principal photography is underway on Warner Bros.<br />
Pictures’ follow up to the Superhero’s first outing, last summer’s<br />
record-breaking “Wonder Woman,” which took in $822 million at the<br />
worldwide box office. “Wonder Woman 1984” will also be helmed by<br />
acclaimed director Patty Jenkins, and star Gal Gadot in the title role.<br />
<strong>October</strong> 9<br />
► Honest Thief - When experienced bank robber Tom Carter<br />
(Liam Neeson) meets Annie (Kate Walsh) and falls in love with her, he<br />
resolves to change his ways and start anew. First on his to-do list is to<br />
turn himself in for the $7 million loot he has been hiding at the storage<br />
facility where he works. He, however, quickly realizes that the FBI isn’t<br />
as pristine as he thinks it is and that crooked and corrupt officials litter<br />
its ranks. Soon, he finds himself having to fight to clear and protect his<br />
name. Directed by Mark Williams.<br />
► The War with Grandpa - Sixth-grader Peter (Oakes Fegley)<br />
is pretty much your average kid - he likes gaming, hanging with his<br />
friends and his beloved pair of Air Jordans. But when his recently<br />
widowed grandfather Ed (Robert De Niro) moves in with Peter’s<br />
family, the boy is forced to give up his most prized possession of all,<br />
his bedroom. Unwilling to let such an injustice stand, Peter devises a<br />
series of increasingly elaborate pranks to drive out the interloper, but<br />
Grandpa Ed won’t go without a fight. Soon, the friendly combatants are<br />
engaged in an all-out war with side-splitting consequences.<br />
<strong>October</strong> 16<br />
► Candyman - For as long as residents can remember, the housing<br />
projects of Chicago’s Cabrini-Green neighborhood were terrorized<br />
by a word-of-mouth ghost story about a supernatural killer with<br />
a hook for a hand, easily summoned by those daring to repeat his<br />
name five times into a mirror. In present day, a decade after the last<br />
of the Cabrini towers were torn down, visual artist Anthony McCoy<br />
(Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) and his partner, gallery director Brianna<br />
Cartwright (Teyonah Parris), move into a luxury loft condo in Cabrini,<br />
now gentrified beyond recognition and inhabited by upwardly mobile<br />
millennials. With Anthony’s painting career on the brink of stalling, a<br />
chance encounter with a Cabrini-Green old-timer (Colman Domingo)<br />
exposes Anthony to the tragically horrific nature of the true story<br />
behind Candyman. Anxious to maintain his status in the Chicago art<br />
world, Anthony begins to explore these macabre details in his studio<br />
as fresh grist for paintings, unknowingly opening a door to a complex<br />
past that unravels his own sanity and unleashes a terrifying wave of<br />
violence that puts him on a collision course with destiny.<br />
► The Trial of the Chicago 7 (Netflix) What was intended to be a<br />
peaceful protest at the 1968 Democratic National Convention turned<br />
into a violent clash with police and the National Guard. The organizers<br />
of the protest - including Abbie Hoffman, Jerry Rubin, Tom Hayden and<br />
Bobby Seale - were charged with conspiracy to incite a riot and the<br />
trial that followed was one of the most notorious in history.<br />
<strong>October</strong> 23<br />
► Connected - When Katie Mitchell (voiced by Abbi Jacobson), a<br />
creative outsider, is accepted into the film school of her dreams, her<br />
plans to meet “her people” at college are upended when her natureloving<br />
dad Rick (voiced by Danny McBride) determines the whole<br />
family should drive Katie to school together and bond as a family one<br />
last time. Katie and Rick are joined by the rest of the family, including<br />
Katie’s wildly positive mom Linda (voiced by Maya Rudolph), her<br />
quirky little brother Aaron (voiced by Mike Rianda), and the family’s<br />
delightfully chubby pug Monchi for the ultimate family road trip.<br />
Suddenly, the Mitchells’ plans are interrupted by a tech uprising: all<br />
around the world, the electronic devices people love - from phones, to<br />
appliances, to an innovative new line of personal robots - decide it’s<br />
time to take over. With the help of two friendly malfunctioning robots,<br />
the Mitchells will have to get past their problems and work together to<br />
save each other and the world!<br />
► Death on the Nile - Belgian sleuth Hercule Poirot’s Egyptian<br />
vacation aboard a glamorous river steamer turns into a terrifying<br />
search for a murderer when a picture-perfect couple’s idyllic<br />
honeymoon is tragically cut short. Set against an epic landscape of<br />
sweeping desert vistas and the majestic Giza pyramids, this tale of<br />
unbridled passion and incapacitating jealousy features a cosmopolitan<br />
group of impeccably dressed travelers, and enough wicked twists and<br />
turns to leave audiences guessing until the final, shocking denouement.<br />
► Those Who Wish Me Dead - A teenage murder witness finds<br />
himself pursued by twin assassins in the Montana wilderness with<br />
a survival expert tasked with protecting him - and a forest fire<br />
threatening to consume them all. Starring Angelina Jolie, Nicholas<br />
Hoult, Jon Bernthal, Tyler Perry.<br />
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<strong>October</strong> 30<br />
► Come Play - Newcomer Azhy<br />
Robertson stars as Oliver, a lonely<br />
young boy who feels different from<br />
everyone else. Desperate for a friend,<br />
he seeks solace and refuge in his everpresent<br />
cell phone and tablet. When<br />
a mysterious creature uses Oliver’s<br />
devices against him to break into our<br />
world, Oliver’s parents (Gillian Jacobs and<br />
John Gallagher Jr.) must fight to save their son<br />
from the monster beyond<br />
the screen.<br />
► Fatale - In this<br />
suspenseful and provocative<br />
psychological<br />
thriller, a successful<br />
sports agent, Darren<br />
(Michael Ealy), watches his<br />
perfect life slowly disappear when<br />
he becomes entangled in a police investigation<br />
led by a discredited, disgraced and determined detective<br />
(Hilary Swank), with whom he had a wild<br />
one night stand.<br />
Gal Gadot<br />
Wonder Woman 1984<br />
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Read<br />
entertainment | gotta read By lisa marie<br />
Landmarks of Delray<br />
Beach<br />
by HoWArd Sherman<br />
Howard Sherman is the Vice-President of<br />
the Delray Art League. He is also a boardcertified<br />
music therapist, Licensed mental<br />
health counselor, and professional violinist.<br />
He has self-published a book; “Landmarks<br />
of Delray Beach.” This is a 40-page glossy<br />
hardcover book that can be called a “coffee<br />
table” type book. It measures 12” x 8.5.” The<br />
book includes images of sixteen paintings by<br />
Mr. Sherman. These are acrylic paintings on<br />
canvas, some of which have been on display<br />
at the Cornell Art Museum. The text includes<br />
a brief historical description of the images<br />
depicted in the pages. The paintings include<br />
images of restaurants - Da-Da’s, Vic and Angelos,<br />
Johnnie Browns, Sundy House, Deck<br />
84 and others. Views of the beach, Old School<br />
Square and Pineapple Grove are some of the<br />
other images. The book is selling for $40. For<br />
more information, please make contact at<br />
violinhw@comcast.net or 781-799-0871.<br />
The Searcher<br />
by Tana French<br />
Released <strong>October</strong> 6<br />
Cal Hooper thought a fixer-upper in a bucolic<br />
Irish village would be the perfect<br />
escape. After twenty-five years in the Chicago<br />
police force and a bruising divorce, he just<br />
wants to build a new life in a pretty spot with<br />
a good pub where nothing much happens.<br />
But when a local kid whose brother has gone<br />
missing arm-twists him into investigating,<br />
Cal uncovers layers of darkness beneath his<br />
picturesque retreat, and starts to realize that<br />
even small towns shelter dangerous secrets.<br />
“One of the greatest crime novelists writing<br />
today” (Vox) weaves a masterful, atmospheric<br />
tale of suspense, asking what we sacrifice<br />
in our search for truth and justice, and<br />
what we risk if we don’t.<br />
Survival Clause<br />
By Jenna Bennett<br />
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Released <strong>October</strong> 6<br />
Savannah’s friend Tamara Grimaldi was<br />
fourteen when her mom was murdered,<br />
and the body dumped along the side of Interstate<br />
65 in Indiana. Since then, Grimaldi has<br />
kept an eye out for her mother’s killer, first<br />
as a homicide detective in Nashville, and now<br />
as the Chief of Police for the city of Columbia,<br />
Tennessee, a few miles off I-65.<br />
When a new body with the old MO shows<br />
up along I-65 in Maury County, it looks like<br />
there might be a break in the case. But trying<br />
to find a serial killer who has been active for<br />
two decades, along an interstate that stretches<br />
from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Lakes,<br />
is easier said than done.<br />
Even though this time, there are indications<br />
that the culprit might be found closer<br />
to home...<br />
Invisible Girl<br />
by Lisa Jewell<br />
Released <strong>October</strong> 13<br />
Owen Pick’s life is falling apart.<br />
In his thirties, a virgin, and living in his<br />
aunt’s spare bedroom, he has just been suspended<br />
from his job as a computer science<br />
teacher after accusations of sexual misconduct,<br />
which he strongly denies. Searching for<br />
professional advice online, he is inadvertently<br />
sucked into the dark world of incel—involuntary<br />
celibate—forums, where he meets the<br />
charismatic, mysterious, and sinister Bryn.<br />
Across the street from Owen lives the<br />
Fours family, headed by mom Cate, a physiotherapist,<br />
and dad Roan, a child psychologist.<br />
But the Fours family have a bad feeling about<br />
their neighbor Owen. He’s a bit creepy and<br />
their teenaged daughter swears he followed<br />
her home from the train station one night.<br />
Meanwhile, young Saffyre Maddox spent<br />
three years as a patient of Roan Fours. Feeling<br />
abandoned when their therapy ends,<br />
she searches for other ways to maintain<br />
her connection with him, following him in<br />
the shadows and learning more than she<br />
wanted to know about Roan and his family.<br />
Then, on Valentine’s night, Saffyre Maddox<br />
disappears—and the last person to see her<br />
alive is Owen Pick.<br />
Return to Virgin River<br />
by Robyn Carr<br />
Released <strong>October</strong> 13<br />
Kaylee Sloan’s home in Southern California<br />
is full of wonderful memories of the<br />
woman who raised her. But the memories<br />
are prolonging her grief over her mother’s<br />
recent death. A successful author, Kaylee<br />
hoped she could pour herself into her work.<br />
Instead she has terrible writer’s block and a<br />
looming deadline.<br />
Determined to escape distractions and<br />
avoid the holiday season, Kaylee borrows a<br />
cabin in Virgin River. She knows the isolation<br />
will help her writing, and as she drives north<br />
through the mountains and the majestic redwoods,<br />
she immediately feels inspired. Until<br />
she arrives at a building that has just gone<br />
up in flames. Devastated, she heads to Jack’s<br />
Bar to plan her next steps. The local watering<br />
hole is the heart of the town, and once she<br />
crosses the threshold, she’s surprised to be<br />
embraced by people who are more than willing<br />
to help a friend—or a stranger—in need.<br />
Kaylee’s world is expanding in ways she<br />
never dreamed possible. And when she rescues<br />
a kitten followed by a dog with a litter<br />
of puppies, she finds her heart opening<br />
up to the animals who need her. And then<br />
there’s the dog trainer who knows exactly<br />
how to help her. As the holidays approach,<br />
Kaylee’s dread turns to wonder. Because<br />
there’s no better place to spend Christmas<br />
than Virgin River.
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health & beauty | pain relief<br />
By Dr. Safranski<br />
The Importance of Time<br />
Before sitting down and deciding on a topic for this month’s<br />
article, I had a conversation with a patient. This patient is a<br />
sweet woman in great shape and full of life, but today she had<br />
a “knot” in her shoulder that was causing her pain. During our<br />
conversation, I began to realize that she was impatient and<br />
really didn’t understand the importance of her diagnosis and<br />
the amount of time it would take to actually treat.<br />
When she hopped off the table she said “That’s it, I’m fixed<br />
right? You put it back in place?” For the sake of time, I’ll<br />
keep my answer short. I said, “No ma’am that’s not exactly<br />
how it works.”<br />
Let us dive into what we have been tiptoeing around for the past<br />
few articles. Simply put - YOUR BODY WILL ADAPT TO THE EN-<br />
VIROMENT YOU EXPOSE IT TO DAILY. If you sit at a desk in poor<br />
posture looking at your computer all day, your body will slowly<br />
(time reference) turn into the positions you are in for long periods<br />
of time repetitively. For example, let’s say a person that works all<br />
day sitting at a desk on a computer comes into the office for neck<br />
and upper back pain. The pain is just the symptom caused by prolonged<br />
poor posture. This can lead to rounded shoulders, forward<br />
head posture, TMJ-Disorder, headaches, vertigo, and even radiating<br />
pain down the arms and hands. Chiropractors use your symptoms<br />
to trace your pain to the root cause - which could be something as<br />
simple as a muscle strain secondary to posture related issues. In severe<br />
cases, due to the decrease in proper cervical and thoracic biomechanics,<br />
muscles become retrained to protect the spine, causing<br />
improper loading of the spine which increases the predilection for<br />
a disc related injury, all from bad posture.<br />
What does this have to do with time? Time is the driving factor<br />
in injuries such as these. These injuries aren’t traumatic, they are<br />
slow degenerative injuries. Time is also the driving force in treating<br />
and restoring proper posture to these patients. There is no onetime<br />
adjustment, there is no “It’s back in place and I’m good to go”<br />
treatment. These injuries take time to manifest and they also take<br />
time to correct.<br />
There are three stages to soft tissue injuries and reformation -<br />
each having their own layers of complexities.<br />
1. The inflammatory stage - with chronic injuries we tend to see<br />
this when we start doing soft tissue work like myofascial release,<br />
stretching the tissue, or during the acute exacerbation of the chronic<br />
injury. This can last about 72 hours and is common after an injury<br />
to be sore after treatment.<br />
2. Repair phase - in this phase the inflammatory response has<br />
subsided, and the tissue is starting to heal. During this phase it is<br />
important to break bad habits, so the tissue starts to heal properly.<br />
A diet rich in collagen, vegetables, and being well hydrated are important<br />
to create new healthy tissue. This phase can take anywhere<br />
from 72 hours to 6 weeks depending on the severity of injury.<br />
3. The remodeling phase - with the formation of new collagen,<br />
it’s time to mold and reshape the tissue. This is where we introduce<br />
exercise to strengthen and reshape the tissue. This process can take<br />
three weeks to 12 months, again, injury dependent. Most chronic<br />
injuries, or posture related injuries tend to take anywhere from 4<br />
months to a year to see a full transformation.<br />
Remember, when you are with a health care professional, listen<br />
to them. Ask questions about the duration of care. Your doctor<br />
should make you feel empowered in your care. We can help you get<br />
better. It just takes time!<br />
Conde Center For<br />
Chiropractic Neurology<br />
401 West <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>nue, Suite #014<br />
Delray Beach, FL 33444<br />
561-330-6096<br />
www.thecondecenter.com<br />
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health & beauty | dermatology<br />
By dr. thomas c. balshi, m.d.<br />
The Liquid Face Lift<br />
During the anti-aging and wellness revolution,<br />
ultramodern aesthetic techniques have evolved<br />
to restore youth and vibrancy back for millions of<br />
people, without surgery. In fact, gentle face lifting<br />
and volume restoration can be obtained painlessly<br />
for some patients in less than 45 minutes and<br />
without general anesthesia or IV sedation.<br />
Several factors cause aging of the face. The loss of elastic tissue<br />
and collagen causes the skin to sag. Environmental damage<br />
and UV light often cause age spots and wrinkles. The<br />
most significant culprit to age the face is loss of volume. Atrophy<br />
(loss of plump baby fat) develops in the nasolabial folds, lips, and<br />
lower face. The hollow below the eyes grows deeper and the<br />
plumpness of ear lobes diminishes as we age. Some of the<br />
facial muscles lose their volume and even cheek bones undergo<br />
resorption.<br />
A “liquid face lift” is a nonsurgical procedure which involves<br />
the use of cosmetic fillers (Restylane, Juvederm,<br />
Sculptra, Voluma, and others) and Botox to restore volume<br />
and soften wrinkles thus rejuvenating the face.<br />
The safest preferable fillers are of the hyaluronic acid<br />
family. The molecule is a sugar-based gel that naturally<br />
supports the cells in skin; it is the major component in<br />
the fluids that lubricate joints. These “injectables” are<br />
placed under the skin to instantly restore skin volume and<br />
smooth away facial wrinkles and folds, adding and restoring<br />
the natural contour of the cheeks and even re-plumping<br />
the lips and ear lobes. These injectables look and feel totally<br />
natural. Everyone will notice, but no one will know.<br />
Results from liquid face lift procedures are usually gradual and<br />
can range from subtle to astonishing. Patients may return to most<br />
normal activities almost immediately.<br />
A liquid face lift procedure is tailored to each individual, so<br />
pricing depends upon a number of factors, including the extent<br />
of loss of collagen, skin laxity, skin damage, color and thickness,<br />
individual health, and goals. This enables<br />
your dermatologist to make your personal<br />
renaissance as unique and special<br />
as you are, and as comfortable<br />
and rewarding as possible.<br />
Dr. Thomas C. Balshi<br />
4665 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>.<br />
Delray Beach, FL 33445<br />
561-272-6000<br />
southflderm.com<br />
www.balshimd.com<br />
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health & beauty | body beautiful<br />
By ashley sica-de souza<br />
Trick or Treat?<br />
Deciphering between healthy foods<br />
and “fake” healthy foods<br />
If you are overwhelmed or confused by all the proclaimed<br />
“healthy” foods that are out on the shelves today, you are not<br />
alone! Unless you are super knowledgeable on nutrition it is<br />
hard for the average consumer to really know what is good for<br />
them and what is just another “fake” healthy product! It is easy to<br />
be tricked with savvy labeling and marketing. Let’s take a look at<br />
some of the trickiest misleading “healthy” foods on the market!<br />
1. Protein/Energy Bars<br />
Although there are some good ones out there (shout out to my<br />
beloved FroPro), most are full of tricks. Added sugars, sugar alcohols,<br />
preservatives, food dyes, chemicals… the list goes on. The other<br />
issue with these bars is that some of them are advertised as having<br />
minimal ingredients, which is great but, the sugar content is through<br />
the roof! At that point you could be eating the sugar equivalent to<br />
a candy bar. On the contrary, if the bar has “no sugar” which a lot<br />
of people would naturally see and think, “Oh this is great!” it’s most<br />
likely filled with sugar alcohols which can cause bloating and some<br />
other unwanted side effects.<br />
2. Veggie Patties<br />
“It’s all veggies, no meat…what could be bad about mashed up<br />
veggies!?” A lot! Most of these patties are loaded with sodium, fillers,<br />
and chemicals to bind the veggies into a burger like consistency. Not<br />
so healthy after all!<br />
3. Veggie Chips<br />
Speaking of veggies, let’s talk about veggies in chip form! Just<br />
because they are made from veggies does not mean they<br />
are good for you! It is the oils and saturated fats they<br />
are fried in where this goes wrong. Not to mention,<br />
most veggie chips have potatoes listed as their first<br />
ingredient and contain the same amount of calories<br />
as regular potato chips. That’s definitely a “trick!”<br />
You are better off making kale or sweet potato<br />
chips, which are easy and delicious, without all<br />
the extra added oils and calories.<br />
4. Juice/Smoothies<br />
These are a huge culprit and can be so misleading<br />
to the average consumer. “Eat your fruits, eat<br />
your veggies” is what we are used to hearing. Getting<br />
your daily intake of greens and veggies all at<br />
once sounds like a great idea, but before picking up<br />
your next juice, take a close look at the sugar content. For example,<br />
let us take the “Original Superfood 100% Juice/Puree Blend.” This<br />
brand has a whopping 51 grams of sugar! Yikes! Sadly, there are<br />
many other brands just like this or worse. A healthy green juice drink<br />
is one with less than 15 grams of sugar per serving, saving yourself<br />
from unnecessary sugar and calories.<br />
5. OrGAnic Snacks<br />
We assume that anything labeled “organic” would naturally be<br />
better for you…fewer calories, less fat, less processed than non-organic<br />
foods. “Organic cheese balls must be better than non-organic<br />
right!?” Yes, but processed foods are still processed. Organic may<br />
mean slightly better ingredients but that doesn’t give one free reign<br />
to chow down. Just remember to treat these “snacks” like you would<br />
anything else and don’t over-eat just because it’s “organic.” We have<br />
all used that excuse now and again!<br />
6. Skinny Lattes<br />
I could not believe how many clients I’ve met with recently are<br />
drinking these. I think the word “skinny” throws a lot of people off.<br />
These coffee drinks are not so “skinny” after all. One 16oz skinny<br />
latte from Starbucks contains 16 grams of sugar compared to a<br />
regular coffee with almond milk and stevia which has 0 grams. Stick<br />
with the latter!<br />
7. Zero Calorie Foods<br />
Here is another item that tricks many people. Zero calorie foods<br />
can come in the form of drinks, salad dressings, sauces, syrups,<br />
etc. But if this amazing salad dressing has zero calories,<br />
then what are you really ingesting? The answer is chemicals,<br />
sugar alcohols, and preservatives. Gross! But it’s<br />
zero calories, right? Wrong! A better choice is having<br />
a small serving of the real deal than eating chemicals.<br />
These are a few examples of tricky healthy foods<br />
out there, but there are many more. Think twice before<br />
buying something labeled “healthy, skinny or<br />
calorie free.” Paying extra attention to the nutrition<br />
label could potentially save you from extra<br />
unwanted calories, chemicals, and junk.<br />
Ashley Sica Fitness<br />
Transformation Studio<br />
7400 N. Federal Highway,<br />
Boca Raton, FL 33487<br />
561-445-7445<br />
Ashleysica@gmail.com<br />
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Delray Dermatology + Cosmetic Center<br />
Get Back to<br />
Health and Wellness<br />
By nicol jenkins | photos by Allison Embry<br />
This year has been challenging for all of us, and<br />
now more than ever is the time to take care of<br />
yourself and get back to feeling like your best self.<br />
Dr. Francesca Lewis, Dermatologist & Owner Jules Reardon, Medical Aesthetician Lorraine Kryvicky, Physician Assistant<br />
The first priority at Delray Dermatology + Cosmetic Center is<br />
maintaining your health and wellness. They aim to address<br />
all of your skin health needs including: General Dermatology,<br />
Cosmetic Dermatology, Laser Services, Aesthetician Services,<br />
Coolsculpting and more.<br />
They are a boutique full-service Dermatology practice in the<br />
heart of East Delray Beach combining excellent medical and surgical<br />
Dermatologic care with exceptional cosmetic treatments. Dr.<br />
Francesca Lewis, a board certified general and cosmetic Dermatologist,<br />
opened Delray Dermatology + Cosmetic Center three years<br />
ago to provide the highest quality dermatological care in the area.<br />
Dr. Francesca Lewis and her team specialize in skin cancer diagnosis<br />
and treatment and comprehensive medical Dermatology.<br />
They pride themselves in offering the latest cosmetic treatments<br />
and personalized treatment regimens from a compassionate medical<br />
team in a beautiful, comfortable environment.<br />
Delray Dermatology is practicing all recommended safety protocols<br />
to keep their office sanitized and their patients safe. At appointment<br />
confirmation, patients are screened for any symptoms or potential<br />
exposures to COVID-19. Upon entry for all, temperatures are<br />
taken, screened for a fever, and asked if they have been in contact<br />
with anyone who has COVID-19. Every day, they take the temperatures<br />
of staff members, and ask if they have any symptoms or have<br />
been in contact with anyone who has COVID-19. At all times, staff<br />
members are wearing masks, and during any procedures they are<br />
wearing a double mask or an N95 mask with a face shield. Botox,<br />
fillers, lasers and facials are being performed with heightened precautions,<br />
with aestheticians and staff sanitizing before and after ev-<br />
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ery visit. They are also minimizing the number of patients allowed<br />
in the waiting room area and patients may elect to wait in their car<br />
until they are called for their appointment. They also continue to<br />
offer virtual tele-dermatology appointments for patients who do<br />
not yet desire to come for an in-person appointment.<br />
Instead of in-person events, Delray Dermatology is hosting online<br />
events on social media. Their Virtual Anniversary Open House<br />
Event will be held live on their Facebook and Instagram on <strong>October</strong><br />
22nd from 4 to 6pm celebrating their 3rd year in business! When<br />
you purchase tickets online for $25 through Eventbrite, you receive<br />
an equivalent credit to use on any skin care or service purchase the<br />
day of the event. You will also receive a party box with champagne,<br />
treats and skin care samples in the mail!<br />
The most popular procedures post COVID-19 have been Botox<br />
and fillers. With the uptick in Zoom meetings and Facetime, more<br />
people are noticing their forehead lines, crow’s feet and other facial<br />
lines prompting them to seek Botox treatments. Coolsculpting<br />
has also been popular to combat the dreaded COVID-19 pounds.<br />
They are also one of the first practices in Florida offering Cooltone,<br />
a revolutionary body contouring device made by the same company<br />
as Coolsculpting which offers immediate, painless, long-lasting<br />
muscle definition for the abs, arms and glutes. Now, in combination<br />
with Coolsculpting for fat removal, Exilis Ultra 360 for skin tightening<br />
and Cooltone for muscle contouring, Delray Dermatology can<br />
offer the complete non-invasive body sculpting package.<br />
“Everyone is feeling out of shape right now. Coolsculpting gives<br />
a permanent fat reduction in just 1 to 2 treatments,” said Dr. Lewis.<br />
“We also offer a new device called Cooltone, a muscle toning device<br />
which can be used on the abdomen, thighs and buttocks. It tones the<br />
muscle, with a series of 4 to 6 treatments and no downtime.”<br />
Due to mask usage, the Delray Beach office has also seen an increase<br />
in medical conditions including eczema, perioral dermatitis,<br />
Willa Tuggle, Front Desk Coordinator<br />
Leah Nieves, Medical Aesthetician & CoolSculpting Specialist<br />
and acne for which there are many medical treatments. In addition,<br />
increased sun exposure over the last few months have led to more<br />
accumulated sun damage. They also offer IPL photofacials, a laser<br />
that treats brown spots and redness.<br />
For flawless and youthful looking skin, Clear and Brilliant is<br />
still the most loved laser treatment on the market and most popular<br />
in the practice. Made by the same company that makes Fraxel,<br />
it helps resurface the skin with no downtime in just four to<br />
six treatments. It gives amazing results treating pigmentation and<br />
melasma, shrinking pore size and fine lines and helping the skin<br />
achieve overall radiance.<br />
“We continue to offer new technologies and improve our existing<br />
treatments for our patients to continue to get maximal results,”<br />
said Dr. Lewis. “Our philosophy is complete correction with a comprehensive<br />
arsenal of industry leading devices to combat signs of<br />
aging, and reverse common concerns such as skin elasticity, wrinkles<br />
and cellulite to maximize the best results for patients.”<br />
Delray Dermatology + Cosmetic Center also offers general dermatology<br />
in addition to cosmetic procedures and treatments. Dr.<br />
Lewis specializes in skin cancer diagnosis and treatment and is<br />
board certified in comprehensive medical Dermatology.<br />
“Remembering it is important as the pandemic stretches on that<br />
we need to care about preventive health and continue to be evaluated<br />
for skin cancer,” said Dr. Lewis.<br />
Join them <strong>October</strong> 22nd from 4 to 6pm on Facebook and Instagram<br />
Live to learn more about the practice and to take advantage<br />
of amazing specials on skin care and cosmetic services. Visit our<br />
Facebook page at Delray Dermatology + Cosmetic Center to purchase<br />
your tickets!<br />
Delray Dermatology + Cosmetic Center<br />
550 SE 6th <strong>Ave</strong><br />
Delray Beach, FL 33483<br />
561-440-8020<br />
info@delrayderm.com<br />
www.delrayskin.com<br />
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Thermae Retreat<br />
Detox the Old and<br />
Change Your Perspective<br />
By nicol jenkins | photos by melissa korman<br />
Things may appear not to be going in your favor… Perhaps you<br />
feel unfulfilled in your work or your relationships, you feel anxious<br />
all the time and tired. Life has become something unexpected.<br />
Shaman Debra Kelly<br />
But what if you could improve your relationships in all areas<br />
of your life with co-workers, your significant other, family,<br />
and most importantly with yourself.<br />
All you have to do is release the old and bring in a new perspective.<br />
That’s what Kelly Doyle, owner of Thermae Retreat, has been instilling<br />
in her members and guests. She leads by example. When she<br />
changed her thoughts, her entire life went on a new path.<br />
Knowing something in her felt off, there was a yearning for<br />
change, but she had no idea what that meant. While spending a<br />
month alone at a wellness spa in Holland, she cleared her mind in<br />
the saunas by simply being quiet, still. One day in the garden she<br />
was asked ‘what are you thinking about’ and her answer was…<br />
‘nothing.’ It was the first time Kelly’s head was quiet, not thinking<br />
about work, family, the past or what was happening next.<br />
Her awakening prompted a passion to help others live a more<br />
fulfilling life in the present out of ego and in gratitude and joy. The<br />
concept of Thermae Retreat in Delray Beach and Fort Lauderdale<br />
provides an organic, wellness space centered around relaxation,<br />
detoxing saunas and holistic therapies.<br />
“If you change your perspective on how you see something, it<br />
opens up so many avenues. This year, people started to ask themselves,<br />
‘am I being responsible with my own health,’ and most<br />
realized the answer was no. This goes beyond what we consider<br />
“healthy” which is typically determined by weight or sickness. We<br />
now know true health is determined by what we call “whole system<br />
health.” How is your body doing? How are you mentally? How is<br />
your emotional state? And how is your spirit?<br />
The moment guests walk through the doors of Thermae Retreat,<br />
they are greeted with tranquility. The retreat spa is a no cell phone<br />
zone. A safe space to release and renew.<br />
Kelly and her team help guests to detox mentally and emotionally<br />
through various treatments. One method is EFT-Tapping which<br />
helps people release old programming and in turn see things from<br />
a new perspective.<br />
“All of this programming is instilled from childhood and becomes<br />
our story; how we look, act, feel or not feel, walk, talk and what<br />
we believe and think. We make decisions through this web of programming<br />
and for so many this does not fit with whom we truly<br />
are or what we really want. With experiences like EFT, we are releasing<br />
those thoughts that continuously loop in our brains subconsciously,”<br />
said Kelly, adding, “The idea is to have people change<br />
Floresta Organic Cafe in large garden<br />
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their perspective. It allows you to see things for how they really are<br />
instead of the old story we automatically give to it. We can let it go<br />
or change how we perceive it. It’s life changing.”<br />
To assist with helping clients detox physically and strengthen<br />
their immune system, they offer a dual black detox clay, an earl grey<br />
detoxifying scrub, relaxing hot stone Finnish barrel sauna, and detoxing<br />
infrared saunas with chromotherapy and ozone, all located<br />
in the private back garden. You can enter the second garden and enjoy<br />
a cleansing smoothie at the organic Floresta Café. Thermae also<br />
offers Cupping Therapy, which moves and pulls toxins out from the<br />
body and opens the muscles, and a hydrotherapy tub in a private<br />
room in their Fort Lauderdale location offers detoxing mustard<br />
seed soaks and ACV soaks for joint pain.<br />
Find inner peace and detox spiritually with Thermae’s sound<br />
baths. Private or small groups of up to 8 can have a custom journey.<br />
Relax the body at the same time with a combination of massage<br />
therapy and singing bowls, gongs and chimes. Partner, Shaman<br />
Debra Kelly takes this experience to the next level with Sacred<br />
Bodywork, and assists you in re-centering, finding a sense of peace,<br />
and releasing energies that no longer serve you. She taps into the<br />
negative emotions that settle in your body causing pain, imbalance<br />
and disease.<br />
Thermae offers 1-3 day retreats for up to 12 guests, which focus<br />
on detoxing emotionally, physically, spiritually or mentally. The<br />
Amo journey offers customized couples’ massage and sound bath<br />
with a beautiful meditative ceremony. The Shaman and energy<br />
workers have been able to help couples mend broken relationships<br />
Hot Stone Finnish Sauna in private garden<br />
or discover new ways to connect on deeper levels.<br />
“Thermae Retreat exists to give people a place to come and be<br />
still for an hour or afternoon. The most important thing you can do<br />
is go inside yourself and get rid of what you don’t need and make<br />
room for what is to come. When your mind is not focused on the<br />
story or what you need to do later, and you’re able to be present<br />
with a fresh perspective on everything, you feel a new kind of joy<br />
and peace. We are here to help you find that.”<br />
Thermae Retreat Delray Beach<br />
215 NE 22nd Street, Delray Beach, FL 33444<br />
561-332-5883<br />
www.thermaeretreat.com<br />
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Tips for Safe<br />
Trick-or-Treating and<br />
other Halloween Activities<br />
CDC Recommendations for a Scary safe Halloween<br />
Many traditional Halloween activities can be high-risk<br />
for spreading viruses. There are several safer,<br />
alternative ways to participate in Halloween.<br />
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These lower risk activities can be safe alternatives:<br />
• Carving or decorating pumpkins with members of your household<br />
• Carving or decorating pumpkins outside, social distancing, with friends<br />
• Decorating your house<br />
• A Halloween scavenger hunt where children are given lists of things to look for while they walk outdoors<br />
• A virtual Halloween costume contest<br />
• A Halloween movie night with people you live with<br />
• A scavenger hunt-style trick-or-treat search with your household members in or around your home
Moderate risk activities:<br />
• Participating in one-way trick-or-treating where individually<br />
wrapped goodie bags are lined up for families to<br />
grab and go while social distancing<br />
• A small group, outdoor costume parade, socially distancing<br />
• An outdoor costume party with protective masks and<br />
socially distancing<br />
• An open-air, one-way, walk-through haunted forest<br />
where appropriate mask use is enforced, and socially distancing<br />
• An outdoor Halloween movie night with family and<br />
friends socially distancing<br />
Avoid these higher risk activities to help<br />
prevent the spread of COVID-19:<br />
• Traditional trick-or-treating where treats are handed<br />
door to door<br />
• Trunk-or-treat where treats are handed from trunks<br />
of cars<br />
• Crowded costume parties held indoors<br />
• An indoor haunted house where people are crowded<br />
and screaming<br />
• Hayrides or tractor rides with people who are not in<br />
your household<br />
These are recommendations from the CDC,<br />
taken from their website and are offered as<br />
information for our readers.<br />
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life-coping/holidays.html?fbclid=IwAR2sjNIM-G2CIH-5-<br />
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Delray Beach chamber of commerce<br />
When One Door Closes,<br />
A Window Opens!<br />
BY Tiffany Mazer & Lynn Van Lenten | photo by ©Emliano Brooks, Studio B Squared<br />
L-R - Stephanie Immelman, President & CEO; Lorraine Plakstsis, Finance Director; Lynn Van Lenten, Member Services Director;<br />
Tiffany Mazer, Marketing & Communications Director; Carolina Rush, Membership Director; Angel Vasquez-Quinter, Programming Director<br />
This age of COVID has really challenged the Delray Beach<br />
Chamber of Commerce when it comes to connecting with<br />
our members. Known prior as the Chamber where “Warm<br />
and Welcoming Works”, social distancing has forced the team to<br />
find new ways to support our membership on the personal level<br />
they have come to know.<br />
They say when one door closes, look for an open window. The development<br />
of our latest program “New Member Spotlight” is that open<br />
window. Planned each Thursday, our “New Member Spotlight” provides<br />
a small group zoom call for new members to share their story,<br />
their business and their needs with a few of our Ambassadors. The setting<br />
is casual, the questions are warm and we are back to being a Chamber<br />
where “Welcoming Works”. By the end of the call everyone leaves<br />
with a sense of community and care.<br />
Looking for a place where you are known, heard and cared for? Join<br />
the Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce – COVID may have closed the<br />
door but the window is OPEN!<br />
The Delray Chamber Team is here for you and your business to help<br />
you Grow, Connect & Learn. For nine decades the Greater Delray Beach<br />
Chamber of Commerce has served as the hub of business where stakeholders<br />
intersect with government, technology, health care, education,<br />
economic development, tourism, arts, culture and non-profit interests!<br />
As many of you have, we have pivoted and are offering something<br />
for everyone virtually! Whether you are looking for networking in the<br />
morning over coffee, Government Affairs First Friday Forums, industry<br />
specific roundtables or FREE Webinars for your business each Tuesday,<br />
New Member Spotlight with Ambassadors and New Members<br />
we have an opportunity for you and your business. Are you looking to<br />
generate more leads for your business? We have six active leads groups<br />
that meet weekly!<br />
We also offer the opportunity to become a Friend of the Chamber.<br />
Have you recently relocated? The best way to connect in the community<br />
is with your Delray Chamber! We encourage you to get involved.<br />
Whether you are a solopreneur, small or large business, we want to<br />
help you plug into the Delray Beach Community and beyond. To find<br />
out more about the Delray Chamber and how you can join, please visit:<br />
DelrayBeach.com.<br />
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The Seagate Hotel & Spa<br />
Escape to<br />
Serenity, Bliss,<br />
and Pure<br />
Relaxation at<br />
The Seagate Spa<br />
Thankfully, there is still a place in<br />
these uneasy times where you can<br />
go to feel pampered, safe, and<br />
totally secure—if only for a day.<br />
BY linda brown<br />
During the month of <strong>October</strong>, The Seagate Spa is offering a<br />
luxurious, four-and-a-half-hour Awaken Your Spirit Package<br />
in a totally worry-free environment. Even better, this<br />
enticing spa package gives you an additional reason to enjoy some<br />
serenity, since it’s available for the irresistible price of just $420.<br />
That’s more than $100 off the usual $525 price.<br />
Just as important, the Awaken Your Spirit Package comes with<br />
the “Seagate Safe” promise. Working in partnership with Ecolab,<br />
The Seagate Spa has undertaken extreme safety measures to<br />
make certain that every spa treatment is a stress-free experience<br />
from start to finish. In fact, the precautions extend not just to the<br />
spa, but to all Seagate properties, through a comprehensive, sitewide<br />
program.<br />
Seagate Safe includes more than 150 additional procedures to<br />
ensure the safety of every guest. From staggering spa appointments<br />
30 minutes apart to allow additional time for hospital-grade<br />
sanitization, to placing all linens in sealed bags before removing<br />
them from treatment rooms, to requiring masks, gloves, caps, and<br />
eyewear on all spa technicians, to carefully screening each new<br />
guest for any sign of illness, The Seagate’s safety precautions are<br />
nothing short of extraordinary.<br />
Guest lockers are spaced in accordance with social distancing<br />
guidelines and locked to avoid accidental contamination postdisinfection.<br />
Each spa guest handles their own credit card<br />
transactions and payment processing on the day of their visit, signing<br />
with a pen presented for their use only, throughout their stay.<br />
Rest assured, The Seagate Spa has taken care of every minute<br />
detail, making certain that your day-long retreat remains both safe<br />
and stress-free. All of which leaves you free to focus on feeling the<br />
tension melt away.<br />
You’ll start with a totally decadent, 50-minute Aromatherapy<br />
Massage for mind and body. Afterward, you’ll partake in an equally<br />
relaxed and decadent, 50-minute Optimal Skin Hydrating Facial,<br />
which will leave your skin glowing and feeling deeply rejuvenated.<br />
Finally, you’ll end the day with an Advanced Ritual Manicure and<br />
Pedicure that stretches for another unrushed 130 minutes, allowing<br />
you plenty of time to finish off your complimentary Pinot Noir.<br />
By the time your spa day is complete, you’ll feel ready to face the<br />
world again—renewed, relaxed, and revitalized from head to toe.<br />
For reservations, visit TheSeagateSpa.com, or call 561-693-3478.
Roy Simon<br />
The city of<br />
Delray is<br />
always in<br />
Roy’s heart.<br />
He never<br />
gives up and<br />
is always<br />
working hard<br />
for people..<br />
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egulars | city people<br />
by diane feen | Photo by Melissa korman<br />
A Delray Beach Treasure<br />
To newcomers in Delray Beach<br />
the name Simon may not ring<br />
a bell. There are no buildings<br />
with their name and no<br />
monuments that tell their story.<br />
Yet, the Simon family has roots that run as deep as the oldest<br />
banyan tree. Their story is one of Delray Beach lore and civic<br />
responsibility.<br />
In 1911 Alexander Abraham moved from Lebanon to Delray<br />
Beach. In 1920 he brought his son Alexander. The rest of the Simon<br />
clan and their relatives followed. In those days Delray was a farming<br />
town (hard to believe now) and the total population was about 2000.<br />
Roy Simon was one of them.<br />
As the son of Alexander, Roy learned that honesty and integrity<br />
were as important as the land you stood on. Deals were done on a<br />
handshake and if you needed money, the Simon name was as solid<br />
as the words American Express.<br />
“My father built a reputation on ethics and trust. You could go into<br />
any bank and do business if you were the son of Alexander Simon.”<br />
Roy has stayed true to his fathers’ reputation and dedication<br />
to hard work. The elder Mr. Simon sold and shipped produce and<br />
farmed on 25 acres of land he owned in Boca Raton.<br />
His son Roy took a different route. He went to Georgia Institute<br />
of Technology and got a degree in Architecture. He also served as<br />
an officer in the Air Force in Scotland where he got instant on the<br />
job training.<br />
“I was fresh out of college and was involved in building dormitories,<br />
mess halls, a chapel, bowling alley and more. We built 135<br />
buildings in two years. It was my first job out of college,” said the<br />
architect with the biggest resume and quietest persona in town.<br />
Though he is low key Roy is a giant when it comes to historical<br />
and factual information about Delray. He can tell you about any<br />
building and its historical reference point. “Did you know we had<br />
three grocery stores on <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>nue and a fish market?” he asks.<br />
Roy’s architect friend Roger Cope calls him a living legend and an<br />
architectural treasure.<br />
“I bought a historic home in Delray and the archival documents<br />
were drawn by R.S. When I called Roy, I found out it was his signature.<br />
He was an intern at the time with Kenneth Jacobson and<br />
he drew the plans by hand. Roy also knew the family history of my<br />
house. He’s the Godfather of architecture here.”<br />
You bet he is.<br />
“The city of Delray is always in Roy’s heart. He never gives up and<br />
is always working hard for people. You couldn’t ask for a nicer man<br />
and a nicer family,” said former legislator Richard Machek.<br />
Roy’s office is a museum and homage to Delray Beach. There are<br />
black and white photographs of the shoreline and <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>nue’s<br />
former less developed self. There are also photos of buildings he<br />
built in his storied 62-year history as an architect.<br />
But self-interest is not what Roy Simon is about. Quite to the contrary<br />
his true love (aside from his family) is Delray Beach. He has contributed<br />
to the evolution and constitution of Delray since he was a lad.<br />
He was President of the Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce<br />
twice, founding member of Delray Historical Society, founder of<br />
Downtown Development Authority and Trustee of Old School<br />
Square Historic Preservation.<br />
Roy received the Rotary Club “Service Above Self” Award for Outstanding<br />
Service in the community, the Jaycees Distinguished Service<br />
Award and the Delray City Commission Award for 40 years of<br />
service on city advisory boards.<br />
He also co-founded the Delray Affair and Initiated the Pro-Am Golf<br />
Tournament benefitting Bethesda Memorial Hospital for 40 years.<br />
But that’s only half of his civic engagement in a city that reigns<br />
supreme in his consciousness. “My father loves this town more than<br />
anyone and is the official historian of Delray. His grandfather, uncles<br />
and cousins settled here; and to establish a life in Delray for his family<br />
is something he holds onto dearly. He is a great leader. When he<br />
saw a need, he always found solutions for Downtown Delray to be<br />
sustainable throughout history,” said daughter Laura Simon, Executive<br />
Director of the Downtown Development Authority.<br />
Not only is Roy a vital part of the sociological infrastructure of Delray,<br />
he is also a renowned architect. He designed Delray Community<br />
Center Pompey Park, Trinity Lutheran School and Church, <strong>Atlantic</strong><br />
Plaza, St. Vincent Church and hundreds of other buildings and homes.<br />
Mark Denkler has seen Roy’s architectural genius up close. “Roy<br />
uniquely designs properties in Florida. He uses building designs<br />
that allow sunlight, while reducing cooling costs. He also knows the<br />
history of Delray, so when he remodels a home (like ours) the addition<br />
flows with the original property. Roy and his family are the<br />
foundation and soul of the city,” said the owner of Tootsies Shoes.<br />
Roy’s architectural philosophy was ingrained in school. “We were<br />
taught to think of ourselves as doctors. People come to us with a<br />
problem and we solve it. The end result is that we create something<br />
that people will enjoy.”<br />
That mission has been accomplished. Roy’s churches, homes and<br />
offices have the Simon sentiment. They allow for pleasant public<br />
spaces while enhancing South Florida’s inherent beauty.<br />
Despite his amazing career, Roy is most proud of his family. Michael<br />
is Director of the Boynton Beach CRA, son Christopher is a<br />
landscape architect and daughter Laura is with the DDA. He’s been<br />
married to Beth for 59 years and has five grandchildren.<br />
Longevity is also what defines him. Roy has been a member of St.<br />
Paul’s Episcopal Church for 85 years and has played an active role<br />
in many capacities.<br />
Serving others before self is a biblical yet profound accomplishment.<br />
Roy Simon has a lifetime of doing just that.<br />
“My father has made a tremendous impact on me and my family,<br />
as well as thousands of business owners, visitors and property<br />
owners in Delray Beach. It’s an honor to work and walk in his<br />
shoes,” adds Laura.<br />
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fashion | what RU © WEARING<br />
photos by melissa korman<br />
©<br />
What RU<br />
Wearing?<br />
as told to <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> MAGAZINE<br />
April<br />
earrings Target $10<br />
Necklace Gift<br />
Dress Diane Von Furstenberg $280<br />
Shoes Diane Von Furstenberg $200<br />
Watch Cartier $8K<br />
Bracelets NY $25 ea.<br />
Bag Ted Baker $200<br />
Eunice<br />
earrings Patchington $16<br />
Necklace Patchington $12<br />
Dress Patchington $79<br />
Shoes DSW $89<br />
Watch Guess $350<br />
Bag Patchington $48<br />
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fashion | what RU © WEARING<br />
photos by melissa korman<br />
Pat<br />
glasses Coach $300<br />
Necklace Patchington $12<br />
Shirt Tribal $85<br />
Pants Tribal $69<br />
Bracelet Mexico $54<br />
Shoes Macy’s $58<br />
Bag Macy’s $58<br />
Watch MIchael Kors $250<br />
Cheryl<br />
earrings Bloomies $100<br />
Necklace Patchington $24<br />
Top Luna $89<br />
Pants Tribal $69<br />
Shoes Sketchers $45<br />
Bag To Go Go $39<br />
Watch Ann Klein $75<br />
Glasses Charmant $400<br />
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What RU<br />
Wearing?<br />
as told to <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> MAGAZINE<br />
©<br />
Phyllis<br />
Bag Mellow World $29<br />
Hat Shireen $42<br />
Sweater Patchington $59<br />
Jeans NRE $79<br />
Shoes OKB $40<br />
Glasses Trina Turk $200<br />
Polly<br />
earrings Suzie BLu $18<br />
Dress Lulu B $99<br />
Shoes Steve Madden $99<br />
Bracelet Patchington $36<br />
Bag Patchington $44<br />
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fashion | what RU © WEARING<br />
photos by melissa korman<br />
©<br />
What RU<br />
Wearing?<br />
as told to <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> MAGAZINE<br />
June<br />
Watch Apple $266<br />
Earrings Mix Rock $15<br />
Necklace Kay Jewelers $500<br />
Top American $49<br />
Pants Tribal $72<br />
Shoes Bloomies $45<br />
Bag Patchington $49<br />
Patti<br />
Necklace Patchington $68<br />
Top JJ $79<br />
Patns JJ $89<br />
Sheos Nine West $100<br />
Bag Patchington $64<br />
Watch Apple $350<br />
Bracelets Pandora $1K<br />
Bracelets Brighton $75<br />
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dining | guide<br />
We at <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> try to keep our Dining Guide<br />
as accurate as possible for our reader’s benefit, however<br />
this can sometimes be a difficult task. We may omit<br />
some eateries and others may have moved or closed. If you are not<br />
listed in this guide we apologize but please feel free to e-mail<br />
lisa@atlanticavemagazine.com and we will get your details entered<br />
for the following month. By the same token, if you see a listing that<br />
is no longer there then please e-mail lisa@atlanticavemagazine.<br />
com and it will be removed for the following month. Your help in<br />
keeping our Dining Guide up-to-date is very much appreciated.<br />
The Grove Restaurant<br />
187 NE 2 <strong>Ave</strong>., DB<br />
561-789-8636<br />
The Office<br />
201 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-276-3600<br />
The Original Brooklyn<br />
Water Bagel<br />
14451 S. Military Trail, DB<br />
561-455-7490<br />
Lemongrass Bistro<br />
420 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-278-5050<br />
Shiitake Asian Bistro<br />
4900 Linton Blvd, #14<br />
DB 561-865-5538<br />
Yama Japanese<br />
Restaurant<br />
200 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-266-9929<br />
Boheme Bistro<br />
1118 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-278-4899<br />
Joseph’s Wine Bar<br />
200 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-272-6100<br />
La Cigale, A Taste of the<br />
Mediterranean<br />
253 SE 5th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-265-0600<br />
DELRAY BEACH<br />
American<br />
<strong>Atlantic</strong> Grille<br />
1000 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
(In the Seagate Hotel)<br />
561-665-4900<br />
Boston’s on the Beach<br />
40 S. Ocean Blvd, DB<br />
561-278-3364<br />
Brighton Beach<br />
Bagel & Bakery<br />
14587 S. Military Trail, DB<br />
561-270-3771<br />
Brule Bistro<br />
200 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong> #109, DB<br />
561-274-2046<br />
Bru’s Room<br />
35 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-276-3663<br />
Deck 84<br />
840 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-665-8484<br />
Doc’s All American<br />
10 N. Swinton <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-278-3627<br />
Donnie’s Place<br />
60 NW 5th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-243-9996<br />
Ellie’s 50’s Diner<br />
2410 N. Federal Hwy<br />
DB, 561-276-1570<br />
END OF THE AVE<br />
1155 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong><br />
DB Fl 33483<br />
561-562-8196<br />
www.endofave.com<br />
Gourmet Killer Dogs<br />
4057 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB.<br />
917-656-3664<br />
Longhorn Steakhouse<br />
1562 S. Federal Hwy, DB<br />
561-278-1944<br />
Lucilles Bad to the Bone<br />
BBQ, Delray Marketplace<br />
9173 West <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-810-4045<br />
MIA Kitchen & Bar<br />
7901 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB.<br />
561-499-2200<br />
Outback<br />
1300 Linton Blvd, DB<br />
561-272-7201<br />
Park Tavern<br />
32 SE 2nd St, DB<br />
561-265-5093<br />
Prime Restaurant<br />
And Bar<br />
29 SE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong> DB<br />
561-865-5845<br />
The Wine Room Kitchen<br />
& Bar<br />
411 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-243-WINE (9463)<br />
Asian/Sushi/<br />
Chinese/fusion<br />
Buddha Sky Bar<br />
217 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong><br />
DB, 561-450-7557<br />
China Gardens<br />
14402 S. Military Trail,<br />
DB, 561-498-5226<br />
Ziree Thai & Sushi<br />
401 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-276-6549<br />
Continental/<br />
Greek<br />
Apeiro Kitchen & Bar<br />
14917 Lyons Rd.<br />
Delray Marketplace<br />
561-501-4443<br />
Blue Anchor<br />
804 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-272-7272<br />
Olio Bistro<br />
42 SE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-278-6633<br />
Taverna Opa<br />
270 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-303-3602<br />
Taverna Trela<br />
Greek, Seafood, Sushi<br />
4801 Linton Blvd,<br />
Suite 5B-8B, DB<br />
561-359-2301<br />
BurgerFi<br />
6 S. Ocean Blvd, DB<br />
561-278-9590<br />
Burt & Max’s Bar & grill<br />
Delray Marketplace<br />
<strong>Atlantic</strong> & Lyons<br />
561-638-6380<br />
Grangers Grill<br />
802 SE 5th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-276-7881<br />
Harvest Seasonal Grill<br />
and Wine Bar<br />
1841 S. Federal Hwy, DB<br />
561-266-3239<br />
Rose’s Daughter<br />
American Trattoria<br />
169 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong><br />
DB 561-271-9423<br />
Salt7<br />
32 SE 2nd St, DB<br />
561-274-7258<br />
Cut 432<br />
432 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-272-9898<br />
Dada<br />
52 N. Swinton <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-330-3232<br />
Death or Glory<br />
Restaurant & Bar<br />
116 NE 6th <strong>Ave</strong><br />
DB, 561-808-8814<br />
Henry’s<br />
16850 Jog Road<br />
Between Linton Blvd &<br />
Clintmore Rd<br />
DB, 561 638 1949<br />
Jimmy’s Bistro<br />
9 S Swinton <strong>Ave</strong>nue, DB<br />
561-865-5774<br />
Johnnie Brown’s<br />
301 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-243-9911<br />
Seacrest Grille<br />
(Opal Grand Resort)<br />
10 N. Ocean Blvd, DB<br />
561-274-3200<br />
Sundy House –<br />
Historic Restaurant<br />
106 S. Swinton <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-272-5678<br />
Surf Shack<br />
916 SE 5th <strong>Ave</strong><br />
(Federal Hwy.) DB<br />
561-501-7868<br />
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Coffee/Dessert<br />
Ben & Jerry’s<br />
1155 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-272-3112<br />
Coffee District<br />
325 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-455-0541<br />
Couture Cakes<br />
142 SE 6th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-279-1828<br />
Cream Frozen Yogurt,<br />
Gelato & Gourmet Coffees<br />
1163 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB.<br />
561-303-1912<br />
Gizzi’s Coffee<br />
2275 S. Federal Hwy #380<br />
DB, (561) 266-9797<br />
Jellies at Seagate<br />
1000 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-330-3775<br />
Kilwin’s Chocolates &<br />
Ice Cream<br />
402 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-278-0808<br />
Puro’s Cigar<br />
777 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-278-6118<br />
Starbucks<br />
205 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-243-9332<br />
Starbucks<br />
502 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-265-3273<br />
Health Food<br />
Fit Food Express<br />
302 NE 4th St, DB<br />
561-330-4525<br />
Nutrition Cottage<br />
1815 S. Federal Highway,<br />
DB, 561-734-4626<br />
Purgreens<br />
Inside Purlife Fitness<br />
Center<br />
45 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-276-7387<br />
The New Vegan<br />
528 NE 2nd St. DB<br />
561-404-5301<br />
Italian<br />
4 Brothers Italian<br />
Restaurant & Pizzeria<br />
7323 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-496-3990<br />
Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza<br />
115 NE 6th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-278-7911<br />
Bambini’s Garden Pizzeria<br />
14466 Military Trail, DB<br />
561-638-6442<br />
Caffe Luna Rosa<br />
34 S. Ocean Blvd, DB<br />
561-274-9404<br />
Carrabba’s Italian Grill<br />
335 E. Linton Blvd, DB<br />
561-266-9393<br />
Cena Cucina Italiana<br />
9 SE 7th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-330-1237<br />
D’Angelo Pizza Tapas<br />
16950 Jog Road, DB.<br />
561-381-0037<br />
Il Bacio Restaurant<br />
& Lounge<br />
29 SE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB,<br />
561-865-7785<br />
IL Contadino<br />
Ristorante<br />
165 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>,<br />
Pineapple Grove, DB<br />
561-330-0004<br />
Il Girasole<br />
1911 S. Federal Hwy, DB,<br />
561-272-3566<br />
Mellow Mushroom<br />
25 SE 6th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-330-3040<br />
Pizza Rustica<br />
1155 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-279-8766<br />
Pizzeria Sophia<br />
15065 S State Rd 7 (441)<br />
Bay 400, DB<br />
561-359-2606<br />
Sardinia Ristorante,<br />
3035 S. Federal Hwy, DB.<br />
561-332-3406<br />
Sazio<br />
131 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-272-5540<br />
Scuola Vecchia<br />
522 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-865-5923<br />
Terra Fiamma<br />
Ristorante. Pizza. Bar<br />
9169 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>.<br />
Delray Marketplace<br />
561-495-5570<br />
Tramonti Italian<br />
Ristorante<br />
119 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-272-1944<br />
Vic & Angelo’s<br />
290 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-278-9570<br />
Windy City Pizza<br />
401 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-266-2811<br />
Latin/Caribbean/<br />
sPAnish<br />
Bamboo Fire Café<br />
149 NW 4th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-749-0973<br />
Cabana El Ray<br />
105 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-274-9090<br />
CHE!!! Restaurant<br />
900 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>,<br />
On the Intracoastal<br />
DB, 561-562-5111<br />
Papa’s Tapas<br />
259 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong><br />
Delray Beach, FL 33444<br />
Phone: ( 561) 266-0599<br />
Mexican<br />
Cabo Flats<br />
Cantina & Tequila Bar<br />
Delray Marketplace<br />
<strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> & Lyons Rd.<br />
DB 561-499-0378<br />
El Camino<br />
15 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB.<br />
561-865-5350<br />
Hacienda Mexican<br />
Restaurant & Bar, 14820 S<br />
Military Trail, DB.<br />
561-562-5151<br />
Rocco’s Tacos &<br />
Tequila Bar<br />
110 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-808-1100<br />
Senor Burrito<br />
142 SE 6th <strong>Ave</strong> #E, DB<br />
561-278-5757<br />
Pubs/Clubs<br />
3rd & 3rd<br />
301 NE 3rd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB,<br />
561-303-1939<br />
Blue Anchor British Pub &<br />
Restaurant<br />
804 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB.<br />
561-272-7272.<br />
Bull Bar Inc<br />
2 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-274-8001<br />
Honey<br />
16 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-270-7187<br />
Hurricane Bar & Lounge<br />
640 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-278-0282<br />
O’Connors Irish Pub<br />
210 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-330-0022<br />
Delray Hideaway<br />
1045 E <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, Db<br />
561-562-5500<br />
Sandbar<br />
40 S. Ocean Blvd, DB<br />
561-278-3364<br />
Wine House Social<br />
104 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong><br />
The Hyatt Place<br />
561-501-0175<br />
The London Lounge<br />
2725 N. Federal Hwy<br />
DB, 561-808-7138<br />
Tim Finnegans Irish Pub<br />
2885 S. Federal Hwy, DB<br />
561- 330-3153<br />
Seafood<br />
50 Ocean<br />
50 S. Ocean Blvd, Delray<br />
Beach, FL 33483<br />
(561) 278-3364<br />
City Oyster<br />
213 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-272-0220<br />
J & J Seafood Bar & Grill<br />
634 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-272-3390<br />
Mussel Beach<br />
501 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong> DB<br />
561-921-6464<br />
Racks Fish House<br />
5 SE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB,<br />
561-450-6718<br />
Sandwich/Deli<br />
Bagel’s With Deli<br />
1732 S. Federal Hwy, DB<br />
561-279-4799<br />
Big Al’s Steaks<br />
450 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-819-1888<br />
Brighton Beach Bagel &<br />
Bakery<br />
14587 S. Military trail<br />
DB, 561-270-3771<br />
Checkers<br />
450 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-278-9939<br />
Christina’s Restaurant<br />
263 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-278-3200<br />
Conte’s Italian Deli &<br />
Gourmet Market<br />
311 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB,<br />
561.501.7399<br />
Cornell Café Morikami<br />
Museum<br />
4000 Morikami Park<br />
Rd, DB<br />
561-495-0233<br />
Domino’s Pizza<br />
142 SE 6th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-330-0002<br />
Dunkin Donuts<br />
37 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-243-1196<br />
Famous Market Deli<br />
6570 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-495-8590<br />
Jersey Mikes Subs<br />
455C NE 5th <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-276-8949<br />
Jimmy John’s<br />
Gourmet Sandwiches<br />
1911 S. Federal Hwy<br />
DB, 561-243-1100<br />
Lionfish<br />
Delray Beach<br />
307 East <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>,<br />
DB 561-865-7066<br />
Marianne Gourmet<br />
Shop, 803 George Bush<br />
Blvd, DB, 561-278-3349<br />
Nemo’s Fish & Chicken<br />
943 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-865-5094<br />
Sandwiches by the Sea<br />
1214 E. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-272-2212<br />
Subway<br />
900 Linton Blvd, Ste 905,<br />
DB 561-330-7442<br />
Tea-Licious Tearoom<br />
4997 B, W Atalantic <strong>Ave</strong>,<br />
DB. 561-638-5155<br />
The Café In Paradise<br />
140 NE 2nd <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-330-3434<br />
The Sandwich Man<br />
Pizza Too<br />
2001 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>, DB<br />
561-274-7135<br />
Tony’s Deli<br />
Breakfast, Lunch, Hero’s<br />
301 W. <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong><br />
DB, 561-276-1749<br />
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Boca raton<br />
American<br />
Abe & Louis Glades Plaza<br />
2300 W. Glades Road,<br />
Boca 561-447-0024<br />
The Addison<br />
2 E. Camino Real, Boca<br />
561-372-0568<br />
Boca Wings & Ribs<br />
2257 N. Fed. Highway<br />
Boca 561 391-9110<br />
Boca Pita Express<br />
7158 Beracasa Way<br />
Boca 561-750-0088<br />
Boston Market<br />
7020 Beracasa Way,<br />
Boca 561-392-2795<br />
Cheesecake Factory<br />
5530 Glades Road.<br />
Boca 561-393-0344<br />
Chops Lobster Bar<br />
101 Plaza Real. Boca<br />
561-395-2675<br />
Duffy’s Sports Grill<br />
21212 St Andrews Blvd.<br />
Boca 561-869-0552<br />
Grand Lux Café<br />
Town Ctr Mall, 6000<br />
Glades Road, Boca<br />
561-392-2141<br />
Houston’s<br />
1900 N.W. Executive Ctr<br />
Circle. Boca<br />
561-998- 0550<br />
J. Alexander’s<br />
1400 Glades Road. Boca<br />
561-347-9875<br />
Kathy’s Gazebo Café<br />
4199 N. Fed. Highway.<br />
Boca 561-395-6033<br />
Kee Grill<br />
17940 N.Military Trail.<br />
Boca 561-995-5044<br />
Lucilles Bad to the<br />
Bone BBQ<br />
3011 Yamato Road<br />
Boca 561-997-9557<br />
Madison’s New York Grill<br />
2006 NW Executive Center<br />
Circle. Boca 561-994-0808<br />
Mariposa<br />
Neiman Marcus at Town<br />
Ctr-5860 Glades Rd. Boca<br />
561-544-2320<br />
Max’s Grille<br />
Mizner Park-404 Plaza<br />
Real Boca 561-368-0080<br />
Miller’s Ale House<br />
1200 Yamato Road.<br />
Boca 561-998-9142<br />
Mississippi Sweets BBQ<br />
2399 N Federal Hwy.<br />
Boca 561-394-6779<br />
Morton’s The Steakhouse<br />
Shops at Boca-5050 Town<br />
Ctr Circle Boca<br />
561-392-7724<br />
New York Prime<br />
2350 N.W. Executive Ctr<br />
Drive. Boca<br />
561-998-3881<br />
Oceans 18<br />
5801 NW 2nd Av Boca<br />
561-994-0400<br />
Pavilion Grille<br />
301 Yamato Road, Boca<br />
561-912-0000<br />
Polo’s Restaurant<br />
5030 Champion Blvd.,<br />
Boca; 561-997-2920<br />
Rebel House<br />
297 E Palmetto Park Road.<br />
Boca 561-353-5888<br />
Ruth’s Chris Steak House<br />
225 N.E. Mizner Blvd.,<br />
Boca, 561-392-6746<br />
Seasons 52<br />
2300 N.W.Executive Ctr,<br />
Boca, 561-998-9952<br />
Six Tables<br />
112 N.E. 2nd St., Boca<br />
561-347-6260<br />
Sweet Tomatoes<br />
7110 Beracasa Way,<br />
561-750-3303<br />
The Capital Grille<br />
6000 Glades Road,<br />
Boca 561-368-1077<br />
The Grille on Congress<br />
5101 Congress Av. Boca<br />
561-912-9800<br />
Yogurt Rendezvous*<br />
*(ORB Kosher) 7150<br />
Beracasa Way, Boca<br />
561-392-8384<br />
Asian/Sushi/<br />
Chinese<br />
Bluefin Sushi Thai Grill<br />
861 Yamato Rd. Boca<br />
561-981-8986<br />
Boon’s Asian Bistro<br />
19605 SR7.<br />
Boca 561-883-0202<br />
Fah Asian Bistro<br />
Boca Valley Shopping Plaza<br />
-7461 N.Fed Hwy. Boca<br />
561-241-0400<br />
5 Spice Asian Market<br />
Shoppes at Blue Lake<br />
1200 Yamato Rd.<br />
561-989-1688<br />
Japango<br />
3011 Yamato Road.<br />
Boca 561-999-1263<br />
Kapow Noodle Bar<br />
431 Plaza Real.<br />
Boca 561-347-7311<br />
Lemongrass Asian Bistro<br />
101 Plaza Real South.<br />
Boca 561-544-8181<br />
P.F Chang’s<br />
1400 Glades Rd. Boca<br />
561-393-3722<br />
Pei Wei Asian Diner<br />
7152-B Beracasa Way,<br />
561-322-1001<br />
Sushi Masa & Thai<br />
2240 NW 19th Street.<br />
Boca 561-347-0008<br />
Sushi Ray<br />
Shops at Boca Ctr-5250,<br />
Town Ctr Circle.Boca<br />
561-394-9506<br />
Sushi Yama<br />
7055-33 W Palmetto Park<br />
Road. Boca 561- 362-6416<br />
Tempura House<br />
The Reserve-9858 Clint<br />
Moore Road. Building<br />
561-883-6088<br />
Yokohama Sushi<br />
60 N Fed. Hwy, Boca.<br />
561-392-9328<br />
Yokohama Sushi<br />
9168 Glades Rd. Boca<br />
561-451-1707<br />
Continental<br />
Bakery of France<br />
625 NE Spanish River<br />
Blvd., Boca 561-361-4490<br />
Casa D’Angelo<br />
171 E Palmetto Park Rd.<br />
Boca. 561-996-1234<br />
Cote France Café<br />
100K Plaza Real South,<br />
Boca. 561-955-6021<br />
Casimir French Bistro<br />
416 Via De Palmas #81,<br />
Royal Palm Place, Boca,<br />
561-955-6001<br />
Le Rivage<br />
450 N.E.20th St.<br />
Boca-561-620-0033<br />
Mario’s Osteria<br />
1400 Glades Road.<br />
Boca 561-239-7000<br />
Matteo’s<br />
233 S Federal Hwy.<br />
Boca 561-392-0773<br />
Milos Taverna<br />
1600 N Fed. Hwy, Boca.<br />
561-750-6720<br />
Taverna Kyma<br />
6298 N. Fed. Hywy.<br />
Boca 33487<br />
561-994-2828<br />
Villa Rosana<br />
9858 Clint Moore Road.<br />
Boca 561-470-0112<br />
Italian<br />
Arturo’s Ristorante<br />
6750 N.Fed Hwy.<br />
Boca-561-997- 7373<br />
Carraba’s Italian Grill<br />
6909 S.W.18th Street,<br />
Boca-561-544-8838<br />
Josephine’s<br />
5751 N.Fed. Highway.<br />
Boca. 561-988-0668<br />
La Luna Italian Bistro<br />
The Polo Shoppes-5030<br />
Champion Blvd. Boca<br />
561-997-1165<br />
La Villeta<br />
4351 N. Fed. Highway<br />
Boca-561-362-8403<br />
Maggiano’s<br />
21090 St. Andrew’s Blvd.<br />
Boca, 561-361-8244<br />
Nino’s Italian Restaurant<br />
7120 Beracasa Way,<br />
561-392-9075<br />
Novello Restaurant & Bar<br />
5999 N. Fed. Highway.<br />
Boca, 561-994-3495<br />
Ristorante Sapori<br />
Royal Palm Place-301 Via<br />
De Palmas, Boca<br />
561-367-9779<br />
Tanzy Restaurant<br />
Mizner Park<br />
301 Plaza Real<br />
Boca 561-922-6699<br />
Trattoria Romana<br />
499 E. Palmetto Park Rd.<br />
Boca, 561-393-6715<br />
Umbria<br />
Renaissance Hotel 2000<br />
NW 19st, Boca.<br />
561-368-5252<br />
Latin/<br />
cAribbean<br />
Caribbean Grill<br />
1332 NW Boca Raton Blvd<br />
Boca 561-362-0161<br />
Cuban Café<br />
3350 N.W.Boca Blvd. Boca<br />
561-750-8860<br />
Mexican<br />
Senor Burrito<br />
513 N.E 20th Street<br />
Boca 561-347-6600<br />
Rocco’s Tacos<br />
5250 Town Center Circle.<br />
Boca 561-416-2131<br />
Seafood<br />
Bonefish Grill<br />
21065 Powerline Road.<br />
Boca 561-483-4949<br />
City Fish Market<br />
7940 Glades Road.<br />
Boca 561-487-1600<br />
Deli/Cafés<br />
Ben’s Deli Kosher<br />
The Reserve-9942 Clint<br />
Moore Rd. Boca<br />
561-470-9963<br />
Boca Beach House<br />
887 E Palmetto Park Road.<br />
Boca 561-826-8850<br />
Deli on Rye<br />
4311 N. Federlal Hwy.,<br />
Boca 561-347-1400<br />
Hotdogopolis<br />
6020 N Federal Hwy.<br />
8177 Glades Road Boca<br />
561-998-5959<br />
Oasis Cafe<br />
Renaissance Hotel Boca<br />
2000 NW 19st, Boca<br />
561-368-5252<br />
Saquella Caffe<br />
82 Royal Palm Place-410<br />
Via De Palmas, Boca.<br />
561-338-8840<br />
Toojay’s<br />
3013 Yamato Road.<br />
Boca 561-997-9911<br />
Toojay’s Gourmet Deli<br />
Polo Shoppes-5030<br />
Champion Blvd.<br />
Boca-561-241-5903<br />
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dining | RECIPEs<br />
Spooky Recipes for<br />
Looking for an easy appetizer to “scare” up<br />
for your Halloween party? Or what about a fun<br />
dinner for the night of Trick-or-Treating with<br />
(or without) the kids? Dinner on Halloween can<br />
be anything but regular—it’s gotta be spooky!<br />
Here are some ghoulish Halloween recipes to<br />
get you and your family in a spooky mood.<br />
Witchy Guacamole Dip<br />
INGREDIENTS<br />
2 large avocados<br />
1/4 red onion, thinly chopped<br />
2 garlic cloves, minced<br />
juice of 1 lime<br />
shredded carrots (hair)<br />
2 green olive slices (eyes)<br />
2 black olive slices (eyebrows)<br />
2 slices of a mini red bell pepper (lips)<br />
1 cornichon (nose)<br />
blue corn chips (hat)<br />
directions<br />
1. In a bowl, mash the avocado.<br />
Add the garlic, onions and lime<br />
juice and mix until well combined.<br />
Season with sea salt for flavor.<br />
2. Add the guacamole to the lower<br />
half of a serving plate.<br />
3. Create the corn chip hat first and<br />
then add the carrots for the hair.<br />
4. Assemble the face and serve!<br />
Eyeballs and<br />
Spaghetti<br />
INGREDIENTS<br />
1 lb. ground beef<br />
1/2 medium onion, finely chopped<br />
1/4 c. Panko bread crumbs<br />
2 cloves garlic, minced<br />
2 tbsp. chopped fresh parsley<br />
1 large egg, beaten<br />
Kosher salt<br />
Freshly ground black pepper<br />
1 lb.spaghetti<br />
1 1/2 c. marinara, warmed<br />
Mozzarella cheese, cut into rounds<br />
Black olives, sliced crosswise into rounds<br />
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directions<br />
1. Preheat oven to 400° and line a large, rimmed baking sheet with parchment.<br />
2. In a large bowl, add beef, onion, Panko, garlic, parsley, and egg. Season<br />
generously with salt and pepper. Mix ingredients together with a rubber<br />
spatula or your hands until well combined, then shape into 1” balls. Place onto<br />
baking sheet.<br />
3. Bake for 13 minutes, then to each meatball, add a piece of cheese and olive to<br />
resemble eyeballs. Bake until cheese is melty, 2 minutes more.<br />
4. Meanwhile, in a large pot of salted, boiling water, cook spaghetti according to<br />
package directions until al dente. Drain and transfer to platter.<br />
5. Pour warm marinara sauce over spaghetti, then scatter with meatballs.<br />
Witchy Finger Cookies<br />
INGREDIENTS<br />
1 egg<br />
1 cup butter, softened<br />
1 cup confectioners’ sugar<br />
1 teaspoon almond extract<br />
1 teaspoon vanilla extract<br />
2 2/3 cups all-purpose flour<br />
1 teaspoon baking powder<br />
1 teaspoon salt<br />
¾ cup whole almonds<br />
1 .75 ounce tube red decorating gel*<br />
directions<br />
Combine butter, egg, sugar, almond and<br />
vanilla extract in a mixing bowl. Beat<br />
together with an electric mixer, gradually<br />
add flour, baking powder and salt and<br />
continue beating. Refrigerate for 20-30<br />
minutes (do not skip this step!).<br />
Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Light grease<br />
baking sheets or line them with parchment<br />
paper. Remove dough from refrigerator in<br />
small amounts. Scoop 1 heaping teaspoon at<br />
a tine onto a piece of waxed paper. Use the<br />
waxed paper to roll the dough into a thin<br />
finger-shaped cookie. Press one almond into<br />
one end of each cookie to resemble a long<br />
fingernail, Squeeze cookie near the tip and<br />
again near the center to mimic knuckles.<br />
With a sharp knife, make lines in the dough<br />
(without cutting completely through). Place<br />
cookies on baking sheets.<br />
Bake in the preheated oven until the cookies<br />
are slightly golden in color, about 20-25<br />
minutes.<br />
* This next step is optional. Remove the<br />
almond from the end of each cookie;<br />
squeeze a small amount of red decorating<br />
gel into the cavity; replace the<br />
almond to make the gel<br />
ooze out around the<br />
tip of the cookie.<br />
Additional tips: Add<br />
green food coloring<br />
to the dough for green<br />
monster hands. Add<br />
chocolate chips to<br />
resemble warts.<br />
Also note, the<br />
cookies enlarge<br />
when baked!<br />
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dining | recipes<br />
pumpkin<br />
Pumpkin Spice Martini<br />
INGREDIENTS<br />
1 (1.5 fluid ounce) jigger vanilla flavored vodka (such as Stoli ® )<br />
1 (1.5 fluid ounce) jigger Irish cream liqueur (such as Bailey’s ® )<br />
1 (1.5 fluid ounce) jigger pumpkin flavored liqueur (such as Hiram Walker ® )<br />
1 cup ice cubes<br />
1 pinch ground cinnamon<br />
1 pinch ground nutmeg<br />
Graham cracker crumbs - optional<br />
directions<br />
Rim a well chilled martini glass with graham cracker crumbs - optional.<br />
Pour the vanilla flavored vodka, Irish cream liqueur, and pumpkin flavored liqueur into a cocktail shaker<br />
over ice. Cover, and shake until the outside of the shaker has frosted. Strain into chilled martini glass, and<br />
garnish with a sprinkle of ground cinnamon and ground nutmeg to serve.<br />
LIBBY’S ® Pumpkin<br />
Cranberry Bread<br />
INGREDIENTS<br />
3 cups all-purpose flour<br />
1 tablespoon plus 2 teaspoons<br />
pumpkin pie spice<br />
2 teaspoons baking soda<br />
1 1/2 teaspoons salt<br />
3 cups granulated sugar<br />
1 can (15 ounces) LIBBY’S ®<br />
100% Pure Pumpkin<br />
4 large eggs<br />
1 cup vegetable oil<br />
1/2 cup orange juice or water<br />
1 cup sweetened dried, fresh or<br />
frozen cranberries<br />
directions<br />
PREHEAT oven to 350° F. Grease and flour two 9 x 5-inch loaf pans.<br />
COMBINE flour, pumpkin pie spice, baking soda and salt in large bowl. Combine<br />
sugar, pumpkin, eggs, oil and juice in large mixer bowl; beat until just blended.<br />
Add pumpkin mixture to flour mixture; stir just until moistened. Fold in<br />
cranberries. Spoon batter into prepared loaf pans.<br />
BAKE for 60 to 65 minutes or until wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean.<br />
Cool in pans on wire racks for 10 minutes; remove to wire racks to cool completely.<br />
Recipe makes two loaves.<br />
FOR THREE 8 x 4-INCH LOAF PANS:<br />
PREPARE as above. Bake for 55 to 60 minutes.<br />
FOR FIVE OR SIX 5 x 3-INCH MINI-LOAF PANS:<br />
PREPARE as above. Bake for 50 to 55 minutes.<br />
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Light and Fluffy Pumpkin Pancakes<br />
INGREDIENTS<br />
1 1⁄4 cups all-purpose flour<br />
2 tablespoons sugar<br />
2 teaspoons baking powder<br />
1⁄2 teaspoon cinnamon<br />
1⁄2 teaspoon ginger<br />
1⁄2 teaspoon nutmeg<br />
1⁄2 teaspoon salt<br />
1 pinch clove<br />
1 cup 1% low-fat milk (can be any kind)<br />
6 tablespoons canned pumpkin puree<br />
2 tablespoons melted butter<br />
1 egg<br />
directions<br />
Whisk flour, sugar, baking powder, spices<br />
and salt in a bowl.<br />
In a separate bowl whisk together milk,<br />
pumpkin, melted butter, and egg.<br />
Fold mixture into dry ingredients.<br />
Spray or grease a skillet and heat over<br />
medium heat: pour in 1/4 cup batter for<br />
each pancake.<br />
Cook pancakes about 3 minutes per side.<br />
Serve with butter and syrup.<br />
Makes about six 6-inch pancakes.<br />
Pumpkin Soup - Classic and Easy<br />
INGREDIENTS<br />
2lb pumpkin, chopped into large chunks<br />
(remove skin and seeds - see Note 1<br />
below) or substitute with 2 1/2 cups<br />
of pumpkin puree<br />
2 medium onions, sliced<br />
2 cloves of garlic<br />
3 cups chicken or vegetable stock<br />
1 cup milk - for vegan see Note 2 below.<br />
Salt and pepper<br />
directions<br />
Combine all ingredients (except salt and pepper) in<br />
a saucepan and bring to boil, then reduce heat and<br />
let simmer until pumpkin is tender.<br />
Remove from heat and use a stick blender to blend<br />
until smooth. If you don’t have a stick blender, use a<br />
blender (see Note 3 below).<br />
Season to taste with salt and pepper, then serve with<br />
crusty bread.<br />
Variations: For a richer finish, substitute the milk with<br />
cream, but add after blending and do not bring to boil.<br />
Garnishes: Dollop of yogurt, sour cream or crème<br />
fraiche goes wonderfully.<br />
Notes<br />
1. ~2.5lb pumpkin before peeling and removing seeds.<br />
2. To make it vegan, substitute with almond or soy milk.<br />
3. If you don’t have a stick blender, you can use a blender<br />
BUT you must make sure that the soup is cooled<br />
slightly before blending it, otherwise you will find out<br />
the hard way that hot soup + blender = soup explosion<br />
(literally, the lid will blow off the blender when you<br />
start blending it).<br />
Baked Stuffed Pumpkin<br />
INGREDIENTS<br />
4 oz. sweet Italian sausage<br />
½ c. chopped onion<br />
1 pumpkin<br />
½ c. chopped Granny Smith apples<br />
¼ c. white wine<br />
1 c. Israeli couscous<br />
¼ c. dried cranberries<br />
1 tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil<br />
1 tsp. fresh thyme<br />
1 tsp. fresh oregano<br />
½ tsp. salt<br />
¼ tsp. fresh ground pepper<br />
4 small pumpkins<br />
directions<br />
Make the stuffing: Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Decase and crumble<br />
the sausage meat and place it in a large saucepan over mediumlow<br />
heat. Cook the sausage until it is almost done - about 8 minutes.<br />
Remove the sausage from the pan, increase heat to medium, and<br />
add the onion and 2 cups of the chopped pumpkin. Sauté until the<br />
pumpkin begins to soften - 5 to 7 minutes. Add the chopped apple<br />
and sausage and sauté for 3 minutes. Add the wine, cook for 2 minutes,<br />
remove from heat, and set aside. Combine the couscous, dried<br />
cranberries, olive oil, thyme, oregano, salt, and pepper in a large<br />
bowl. Add meat mixture to the bowl and toss to combine.<br />
Bake the pumpkins: Evenly fill the hollowed-out pumpkins with<br />
the stuffing mixture and place the pumpkins in a shallow baking<br />
dish. Cover the dish with aluminum foil, bake for 25 minutes, remove<br />
the foil, and bake for 10 more minutes. Serve immediately.<br />
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misc | ask the petxpert<br />
BY Bill Piechocki and Dr. Diane Sudduth, DVM<br />
Do I Need to Detox My Pets and How?<br />
The key to optimal health and the prevention of disease is proper<br />
nutrition and remaining toxin free. Easier said than done in<br />
today’s environmental condition. Much of our food sources are<br />
grown on poor quality land containing many synthetic chemicals and<br />
toxic fertilizers. Pet food specifically, is mass produced, highly processed<br />
and can contain additional chemicals, preservatives, hormones, appetite<br />
enhancers and more. While we recommend avoiding these commercially<br />
toxic, processed foods, we realize that many pet owners are<br />
unaware of the truth about pet foods. We constantly explain it here and<br />
you can find much more information throughout our archives.<br />
Let’s address the need for detoxifying your pets with how, why, and<br />
how often.<br />
We know from our ongoing research that there are numerous issues<br />
and repercussions from those commercially “balanced diets” for our<br />
pets. Many contain synthetic compounds and some even contain toxic<br />
ingredients that the body accumulates daily.<br />
We know of the daily exposure if we walk our pets outdoors. Like us,<br />
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they are also exposed to that also percolate those chemicals back<br />
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Isn’t your pet important too?<br />
If the above exposures aren’t enough of an assault, add on what we<br />
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what is happening inside your pet’s body? Have you ever had a drug or<br />
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It is imperative that we need to get all these harmful chemicals out<br />
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Research and consult with a natural health provider, whether a<br />
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A balanced approach is to limit as many toxins as possible from our<br />
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leisure | brain teasers<br />
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