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REGULARS 

6 From the Editor 

68 City People 

Danny Pacheco Jr. 

LOCALS ONLY 

8 In The News 

20 Under The Spotlight 

24 Delray Under $50 

PICTURES 

26 On The Ave 

30 In The Pineapple Grove Arts District 

34 Concerts 

ENTERTAINMENT 

36 Gotta Know 

38 Gotta See 

42 Gotta Hear 

44 Gotta Read 

HEALTH & BEAUTY 

46 Pain Relief 

TMJ 

48 Body Beautiful 

Back to School, Back to YOU! 

SPECIAL FEATURES 

50 Back To School 

Supplies on a Budget 

52 ADU Remodeling 

Kitchen Remodeling Without the Stress 

and Guesswork 

54 Realty Home Advisors International 

Michelle Sadownick 

56 From High-School to College 

One Huge Step for Students and 

One Giant Leap for Parents! 

58 Bob Costin 

Remembering Bob 

60 Travel 

Iceland 

62 State Of The City 

Exciting Projects and a New School Year 

on the Horizon 

64 This Month in History 

Looking Back August 

FASHION 

70 What RU Wearing ® 

DINING 

76 Restaurant Review 

Il Contadino 

78 Guide 

81 Recipes 

Lunchtime!!! 

MISC 

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84 PetXpert 

How Do I Get My Pet to Like Its New Food? 

85 Pet Spotlight 

LEISURE 

86 Brain Teasers 

Crossword Puzzle, Sudoko, and Codeword 

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Publisher David Kirby 

Editor Yvette Birdsong 

Director of Sales David Mizen 

Contributing Editors Diane Feen, Nicol Jenkins, Lisa Marie, 

Tom Craig, Lewis David 

Art Director Fabio Passere 

Designer Eduardo Passere 

Senior Account Executive Harvey Lustig 

Account Executive David Santamaria 

Photographers Melissa Korman, Tom Craig 

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from the 

editor 

Hot Town 

Summer in 

the City! 

Phew! It is HOT outside! As summer comes to a calendar 

close, we Floridians know there is still a lot of heat coming 

our way. August is typically our hottest month of the year 

and most of us can’t wait for it to be over…which brings 

me to – it’s Back to School! Whoo hoo! While our school aged kids 

are probably struggling with an end to carefree no homework days, 

I’m sure they are also full of anticipation and excitement to see their 

friends again. And parents, let’s be honest – we love it when the kids 

are back on a regular routine. 

Now that the kids are headed back to school, take a little time and 

get back to you! You’ve been entertaining them and possibly family 

and friends all summer – it’s time for some TLC and self-care. Delray 

has many options for treating yourself (or your spouse) to some 

well deserved me time. Start an exercise program, begin a healthy 

eating regimen, visit a spa, change your hairstyle. Visit one of our 

advertisers and tell them Atlantic Ave Magazine sent you! 

Our City Person this month is Delray Police Officer Danny Pacheco 

Jr. This wonderful gentleman is nothing short of a Superhero! 

Originally from Peru, when he came here, he spoke no English. But 

that didn’t stop him from personifying the American 

Dream. He worked every job he could to save 

enough money to go to university, with a 

double major! But that is just the tip of the 

iceberg – he also serves our community 

in many other ways. Read all about 

Officer Pacheco Jr, his path to success, 

and the Delray Kicks soccer program he 

started and runs for at risk youths. Not all 

Superheroes wear capes. 

Stop 

acting so 

small. You 

are the 

universe 

in ecstatic 

motion. 

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— Rumi 

Stay cool during these 

dog days of summer! 

Yvette birdsong, editor

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Invasion Duo March 

Performing Dates 

Invasion Duo is performing at Crazy Uncle Mike’s Boca on 

Friday August 12th from 5pm-7:30pm. 6450 N Federal Highway, 

Boca Raton. Join them for a fun filled Friday Night Happy 

Hr. at one of our favorite venues and enjoy excellent food, drink 

and service while listening to British Invasion tunes! 

Achievement Centers for 

Children & Families and 

Lang Realty Partner for 

Boca Chamber Festival Days 

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Achievement Centers for Children & Families (ACCF) and 

Lang Realty are partnering to host Build Your Own Charcuterie 

Board, on Wednesday, August 24th, at 7:00pm, at the 

Farmer’s Table, located at The Wyndham Hotel, 1901 N. Military 

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local children and families. 

Farmer’s Table Executive Chef Bruce Feingold will feature his culinary skills for 

attendees, by teaching the art of charcuterie; demonstrating which items pair best, 

and how to make the board look delectable. Event tickets are $75.00, and include: 

two complimentary beer or wine per person; light bites; and an ACCF-branded apron. 

To-go containers will also be provided to all attendees for charcuterie board contents, 

post-demonstration. 

This special event is a part of the Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce’ Annual 

Boca Chamber Festival Days (BCFD). Now in its 45th year, BCFD is the Boca Chamber’s 

outreach to the non-profit community. Every August, non-profit and for-profit 

chamber members join forces to hold events, with the goal of raising awareness and 

funds for the non-profit partner. 

For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit https://www.achievementcentersfl.org/bcfd/ 

Milagro Center Hosts “Goodstock” 

Reminiscent of the 

Woodstock event 

of ’69, Milagro Center 

is hosting “Goodstock”, 

a community-wide day 

of music, crafts and 

charity on August 13, 

outside at The Oasis at 

Milagro Center, 340 SW 6th Avenue in Delray Beach. 

“Goodstock” will feature non-stop activities from 12:00pm – 5:00pm including 

a craft fair with 25 vendors, a special “Showcase of Milagro Talent”, the headlining 

band, “Strawberry Lane” from 2:00pm – 4:00pm, Karaoke, food trucks, a drum circle, 

the Delray Beach Party Truck, The Boca Pointe Clowns on Call face painting, and so 

much more! The event will be free to the public with a $5 suggested donation. 

During the event, Milagro Center will be distributing new school uniforms and gift 

cards for school clothing that were donated by generous community partners to underserved 

youth to ensure that they are prepared for the upcoming school year. 

In preparation for the craft fair that will be held during “Goodstock”, Milagro Center 

is in the process of securing 20 local vendors to sell a variety of products from soaps 

to jewelry, and handbags to hot sauce. For a fee of $35, small businesses can sell their 

goods for the duration of the event. To apply to become a vendor, visit www.milagrocenter.org/goodstock/ 

or contact Anthony Bacchus at abacchus@milagrocenter.org 

or 561-633-3289. 

Because Goodstock is free to the public, Milagro Center is seeking sponsors to cover 

the costs of the event. Here’s your opportunity to receive some great exposure while 

supporting our mission of ensuring the social and academic success of underserved 

children and youth through Cultural Arts, Living Values, Academic Support and Mentoring. 

Sponsorship levels range from $100 - $500 with tiered benefits. To purchase 

your sponsorship or learn more, visit www.milagrocenter.org/goodstock/ or contact 

Barbara Stark at bstark@milagrocenter.org or 561-279-2970 x101. 

To secure your free tickets to Goodstock and make your $5 donation online, visit 

www.milagrocenter.org/goodstock 

Goodstock – Day of Music, Crafts and Charity will be held on August 13, 2022 

from 12-5 p.m., rain or shine at The Oasis at Milagro Center located at 340 SW 6th 

Avenue, Delray Beach. 

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In 2020, The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), 

designated 988 as the new three-digit phone number for the 

National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. This means that all telecommunications 

companies will make needed changes so individulocals 

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Institute for Regional 

Conservation Participates 

in “MAD” Week 

IRC volunteers aNDY Chabassol (Climate Reality PROJECt 

Miami-Fort Lauderdale Chapter), Juan QuintERO (University of Miami), 

and Joe CORCORan (University of Miami) 

The Institute for Regional Conservation (IRC) participated in 

Make A Difference (MAD) Week again this year by hosting 

events in both Palm Beach and Miami-Dade counties. This is 

an annual week-long event with a global impact hosted by the 

Society for Ecological Restoration (SER). SER is a global nonprofit 

organization that works to advance the science, practice, 

and policy of ecological restoration to sustain biodiversity, 

improve resilience in a changing climate, and re-establish an 

ecologically healthy relationship between nature and culture. 

In Palm Beach County, volunteers joined IRC for a restoration 

volunteer day at South Beach Park in Boca Raton on June 

11 as part of IRC’s Restoring the Gold Coast program. Together, 

they removed two large patches of non-native, invasive Scaevola 

taccada (beach naupaka) to make room for native species. 

They also removed over 70 pounds of trash from the beach 

and planted 10 federally endangered Jacquemontia reclinata 

(beach clustervine). IRC appreciates the support of the City of 

Boca Raton and all of their wonderful volunteers for making 

events like this possible! 

According to George Gann, Executive Director for IRC and International 

Policy Lead for SER, “We appreciate the opportunity 

to facilitate local restoration action that has a global impact 

through events like Make a Difference Week. Only by working 

together at all scales will we be able to restore native ecosystems 

for a sustainable future!” 

For more information visit www.regionalconservation.org. 

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Number for Crisis Response 



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als can access the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline using the 

988-dialing code, in addition to the existing toll-free number, 

1-800-273-TALK. On July 16, the U.S. officially transitioned to 

using the 988-dialing code. 

988 is an easy-to-remember number for crisis response regarding 

mental health, substance use, and suicide. Therefore, 

the volume of mental health, substance use, and suicide crisis 

calls to 988 is expected to significantly increase with the implementation 

of this number. The new number, however, will not 

replace other community numbers such as 911 or 211. 

988 is a direct connection to compassionate, accessible care 

and support for anyone needing behavioral health-related crisis 

response – whether they are experiencing thoughts of suicide, 

or mental health or substance use crisis. People can also 

dial 988 if they are worried about a loved one who may need 

crisis support. 

The National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is a national network 

of approximately 200 locally operated crisis centers, many of 

which are also 211 network centers. 

“A call to 211 or 988 provides immediate access to someone 

trained in crisis response, who can provide immediate support. 

211 Broward is proud to continue its partnership with 

the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and to work with key 

mental health partners in the local community, including mobile 

crisis response teams.” says Sheila Smith, President/CEO 

of 211 Broward. 

If you are thinking about suicide or are worried about a 

friend or loved one, please reach out to the National Suicide & 

Crisis Lifeline, 988 (or 1-800-273-8255). 

211 Broward Social Media: Facebook/Instagram/Twitter/ 

LinkedIn/TikTok: @211 Broward 

Senior Dogs at the 

Pet Cottage Fetch a 

Non-Profit Grant 

Old dogs have something 

to wag about this summer, 

as The Grey Muzzle Organization 

announces the recipients 

of its annual grants, 

and dogs at The Pet Cottage 

are among the winners. 

The Pet Cottage in Jupiter 

is one of 77 animal welfare 

groups chosen from 266 applicants nationwide to receive a 

grant to help local senior dogs and they were awarded $5000. 

The winning groups received a total of more than $616,000 in 

grants to help save or improve the lives of at-risk older dogs 

in their communities. 

“This grant will help us give senior dogs like 15-year-old Grover 

the veterinary and dental care he needs to live out his best 

life,” said Wendy Derhak, Executive Director of The Pet Cottage. 

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Written by Jess Wellar 

Photography by Madga Hernandez 

Now Broker-Owner of Realty 

Home Advisors, with two offices 

and roughly 200 agents under 

her leadership in Boca Raton and 

Delray Beach, it turns out Eileen’s hunch was 

right. 

NY: The Early Years 

Eileen grew up in Long Island and graduated 

from the New York Institute of Technology 

with a degree in business administration. 

Fresh out of college she worked for an entertainment 

company in Manhattan but quickly 

grew frustrated by the limited opportunities 

for advancement. 

Craving a career with greater flexibility and 

limitless potential, Eileen also knew she 

wanted to raise a family and help others 

succeed. Real estate provided the opportunity 

to have it all. 

Eileen recalls, “I signed up for a real estate 

salesperson’s course that same week that I 

bought my fourth house and joined Prudential 

Long Island Realty (now Douglas Elliman) 

after passing the test,” Eileen continues, 

“I loved that I could be an entrepreneur and 

be in charge of my own destiny. My first year 

in the business, 1986, I was “Rookie of the 

Year” with 38 closed transactions. Subsequently, 

I was also Top Producer of the year.” 

The Florida Move 

“In 2002, my husband and I moved to Boca 

Raton with three young children in tow,” Eileen 

continues. “I always stayed active in sales 

but my most cherished prize are my three 

children, all grown up now.” 

Eileen opened Realty Home Advisors in 

Boca Raton in 2017 and credits her daily 

presence in the office as one of the primary 

reasons agents love working at RHA. 

“As an owner, I wake up every day feeling 

gratitude that I can be there to help my 

agents and be their biggest cheerleader. I am 

very hands on for a broker and I think the 

agents appreciate that personal touch, the 

one-onone. I am always there for them 24/7.” 

Eileen notes Realty Home Advisors also 

offers a growing number of learning opportunities 

for agents, veterans and rookies alike, 

that really help retention and growth. “We 

do business planning, coaching, role playing, 

consulting, contract guidance and disputes,” 

Eileen explains. “Every Wednesday we have 

a team call at 9:30 am where I will pick a 

different topic to discuss followed by a Q&A 

session afterwards.” Last year, Realty Home 

Advisors sales volume was $512 million, and 

according to Eileen, 2022 seems to be on a 

similar pace with families flocking to the east 

coast of Florida from the Northeast. Not one 

for the spotlight, Eileen is quick to give credit 

to her hard-working team for RHA’s success. 

Eileen 

MCNAMARA VECCHIO 

REALTY HOME ADVISORS 

Leading with A Personal Touch 

“Today is the first day of the rest of your life.” 

“I was always fascinated by the real estate market and bought my first house 

when I was 25… I actually owned four houses myself by the time I was 28.” 

Eileen McNamara Vecchio recalls. “I rented the houses out… and while looking 

for investment property, I remember thinking I could be good at this.” 

“I couldn’t do this without my amazing 

staff… All the right people are in place 

and agents often remark how everything is 

running like a welloiled machine. We have six 

Personal Business Coordinators that manage 

the REALTORS® transactions and every 

agent is paid within 24 hours of closing.” 

When pressed for details as to why she thinks 

her agents stick around, Eileen points out 

there’s absolutely no red tape at her brokerage. 

Eileen says, “I try to listen to my agents 

when they express a need and adjust accordingly. 

I know my agents also enjoy the fact 

that we are an independent brokerage; we can 

be flexible when needed without having to go 

through layers of management… I can make 

the decision right there on the spot.” 

When Eileen isn’t at her desk, she enjoys 

traveling, being in nature and spending time 

with her family and three kittens, two of 

whom she rescued. Eileen plans to eventually 

scale back her time in the office to focus on 

her family, but she never plans to stop doing 

what she loves – helping others succeed. 

With a father who is also a real estate broker, 

a son who is a practicing real estate attorney, 

and a daughter who is a commercial property 

manager, Eileen would not be surprised if one 

of her children eventually took over RHA. 

“When they were growing up, my kids heard 

me on the phone talking about real estate all 

day long because I was doing sales back then,” 

Eileen laughs. “So we shall see… but that would 

be wonderful if it all works out some day.” 

Eileen looks forward to cheerleading from 

her broker desk and offers some sage advice 

to owners and agents alike: “It’s always 

important to have a business plan and to set 

goals, have a great attitude and live every day 

with a schedule to achieve those goals.” 

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AS AN OWNER, I WAKE UP 

EVERY DAY FEELING GRATITUDE 

that I can be there to help my agents 

and be their biggest cheerleader. 

This article previously ran in the April issue of Palm Beach Real Producers 

Eileen@RealtyHomeAdvisors.com Eileen M Veccio 561-289-3698 



“No one is more grateful or loving than an old dog, and we’re looking 

forward to helping more senior dogs who lose their humans 

due to death, disability, or deployment.” 

“Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we’re delighted to help 

deserving organizations like The Pet Cottage make a difference in 

the lives of dogs and people in their communities,” Grey Muzzle’s 

Executive Director Lisa Lunghofer said. “Many senior dogs in Palm 

Beach and Martin counties are enjoying their golden years in loving 

homes with “Furever Guardians” thanks to the wonderful work of 

The Pet Cottage.” 

The Pet Cottage- Facts: 

• Between The Pet Cottage Sanctuary, in Jupiter Farms, Florida 

and The Lifelong Guardianship Program, they are caring for approximately 

50 dogs and cats. 

• A key part of their mission is matching pets with seniors who 

want a companion- but would be frightened to accept the responsibility 

without the support of The Pet Cottage. 

For more information about The Pet Cottage and their Furever 

Promise, please visit their website: https://www.thepetcottage.org/ 

To learn more about all the ways you can donate to help The Pet 

Cottage’s mission, please visit here: https://www.thepetcottage. 

org/donatenow 

Wendy Derhak, Executive Director of tHE Pet Cottage, 

with gROver and two otHER dogs. 

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Grover, age 15, is one of many WONDERFul senior dogs 


who are residents at tHE Pet Cottage SanctuaRY. 

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Cocktail Reception 

On the 10th anniversary of empowering women and children, 

Suits, Stilettos & Lipstick Foundation will award eight deserving 

women the Heidi Dennis Wonder Woman Scholarship 

Suits, Stilettos and Lipstick (SSL) Foundation will be celebrating 

SSL Day with its annual Scholarship Awards Ceremony and Cocktail 

Reception on August 25 at the Pelican Grand Beach Resort from 

6:00-9:00 pm. 

Each recipient will receive a financial scholarship and be assigned 

an SSL mentor for the year as part of the foundation’s new LIFT 

Mentorship Program. Each year, the event attracts many dignitaries, 

elected officials and business leaders. Tickets are on sale at www.sslwomen.org, 

and all proceeds will go towards SSL’s programs, which 

serve the needs of women and children in the community. 

Title and Host Sponsor of SSL Day is the Pelican Grand Beach 

Resort. Scholarship sponsors include Chase Roofing, 24HourFloor, 

Elena Hershey (“Mrs. Billy’s”) and Keith & Lee Washington. Music 

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Spotlight 

In their own words 


CHANGING FACES MAKEUP & SPA 

BY Brooke Marquez 

Hi everyone. My name is Brooke Marquez, Permanent 

Makeup Artist. I am thrilled to tell you I’ve joined 

the staff of Changing Faces Makeup & Spa. I 

come from Baltimore with 3 plus years of experience and 

7 certifications under my belt. After attending the Aveda 

Institute DC for esthetics in 2009 I ventured off to New 

York City and worked as a makeup artist. I had success 

in getting my work featured in books and magazines and 

worked in fashion week. With my love of tattoos, make up, 

and skin care, Permanent Makeup was the obvious next 

step for my career and I have been knocking it out of the 

park ever since. When I’m not tending to my 3 and 5 year old 

daughters, you can find me at Changing Faces providing top 

notch service. Everyone is welcome to stop in and say hello 

to a new Floridian. 

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locals only | delray under $50 

By Darien Davies 

Delray Under $50 

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

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

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

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

spanning from daytime to nighttime. While it can 

seem expensive at times, there’s a great 

opportunity to enjoy all the City has to offer 

without breaking the bank. Here’s what you can 

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

If you’re a small business owner, we thank you! Owning a business 

isn’t easy, especially in the wave of a seemingly neverending 

pandemic. So for all of those small business owners out 

there who lose sleep thinking about their employee(s), bottom 

lines, and P&L statements, we see you. Especially in August, which 

is Black Business Month, we’re shining a light on all the Black business 

owners in Delray Beach who are a part of our thriving downtown! 

To join the celebration, plan to attend the Blackmer’s Market, 

which is held Sunday, August 21 at 11 am to 4 pm at the Spady 

Museum. This free event offers visitors fun, food and community 

that honors Black History and cultures of the people of the African 

Diaspora. You can expect to enjoy everything from delicious 

food to beautiful clothing and accessories, as well 

as schmoozing with community organizations and 

service providers. It’s a great opportunity to meet 

some of your neighbors and celebrate their accomplishments, 

as well as get out and enjoy the fresh air! 

The Spady Museum is located at 170 NW Fifth Ave. 

Visit www.thepeachumbrella.com or call (561) 

270-5487 for more information. 

If you’re all “fore” having some fun without 

the hassle of carts 

and clubs, you’re 

in luck. August is 

Golf Month and 

instead of laboring 

around 

18 holes in the 

hot sun for four hours, 

head to Putt’n Around for some laid-back casual 

fun, no ifs, ands or putts about it. Delray’s hidden gem 

offers 36 holes of thrilling miniature golf where you can 

play 18 holes on the tropical ocean course, 18 on the native 

Florida-themed Everglades course, or both. Either way, each 

course is surrounded by award-winning botanical gardens. Let’s 


not forget that their 19th Hole offers concessions for both winners 

and losers, including food, soft drinks, and adult beverages, 

which can be delivered directly to your putt hole. They even offer 

happy hour pricing on their already exceptionally well-priced 

beer and wine. Basically, even if you hate golf, or love golf, these 18 

holes are screaming your name and are guaranteeing you a grand 

golf time for your whole party. Standard admission is $12 for 18 

holes, or $6 for kids 4 years old and younger. Putt’n Around is located 

at 350 N.E. Fifth Ave. and is open from 10 am to 10 pm, and 

11 pm on the weekends. Visit www.puttnaround.net or call (561) 

450-6162 for more information. 

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Pint, can, bottle, or keg. 

Beer, you had me at 

hello. It’s the perfect 

drink for summer days, 

early morning tailgates, 

picnics, flights, graduations, 

birthday parties…you get 

the idea. For those who like a 

little bite to their beer, there’s 

a day just for you so clear your 

calendar and warn your gut for 

India Pale Ale Beer Day. Celebrated 

on Thursday, August 4, this 

tasty holiday basically screams 

(or burps) for you and your buds

to grab a few brews and toast all the hop, hop, hoorays that 

you can manage. To start your journey off right, head to Hopportunities 

where they keep it simple and invite you to grab 

a glass and pour your pale ale poison to your heart’s content. 

Their tap wall features a myriad of options so you can selfserve 

all you’d like, paying for what you pour. From there, 

you can head to SaltWater Brewery for some homemade 

brewing power and outdoor games, or Beer Trade Co. for an 

endless array of local, domestic, and national beer in bottles, 

cans, and on draft. Is it Christmas in August, with presents of 

pints? Not sure, but it sounds good enough to cheers to. Enjoy 

responsibly, tip your bartenders, and make sure to grab 

a pint to bring home for the morning after, hair of the dog 

style. Visit www.downtowndelraybeach.com or call (561) 

243-1077 for complete business information. 

Did you know that Downtown Delray is a hotspot for 

local artists? It’s true! There’s a ton of local galleries 

and artist workshops where artists are more than 

happy to show you and talk to you about their craft. August 

is American Artists Appreciation Month and if you haven’t 

yet been to the Arts Warehouse, the time is now! Plan to 

attend the Summer First Fridays event on Friday, August 5 

from 6 to 9 pm where the entire space is open for your perusing 

pleasure. You can expect to enjoy art exhibitions, free 

art activities, open art studios, artist talks, and more. There 

aren’t too many local spots where you can enjoy museumquality 

art and have the opportunity to rub elbows with the 

artists themselves, learning about their process and vision, 

so this is a great art-portunity. You might even end up with 

a new piece for your home or office, too! Admission is free, 

there will be live music, and it’s great for all ages, so bring 

the entire family and enjoy some artistic fun. Icestacy Italian 

Ice will be available for purchase, and the Happy Hour 

Bar will be open with $6 beer, wine, and spiked seltzer. The 

Arts Warehouse is located at 313 NE Third St. Visit www. 

artswarehouse.org or call (561) 330-9614 for more details. 

Cookies and cream, peanuts and baseball, and champagne 

and NYE. There are just some classic combinations 

that were born to be together, even more so when 

they get to be consumed together. Monday, August 8 is National 

Fried Chicken & Waffles Day and is a perfect time to 

pair sweet and savory for our own benefit (someone’s got 

to do it, right?). In an effort to get the most out of the holiday, 

head downtown for brunch and get your complete fill of 

this delectable dish. Start your poultry and pastry parade at 

The Office with their Roscoe’s Breakfast. Complete with fried 

chicken and waffles, sausage gravy, bacon, poached eggs, hollandaise, 

maple syrup, side salad, seasonal fruits for $18, it’s 

a fantastic five-star meal. Park Tavern is also serving up their 

version of the classic brunch item, with a cornbread waffle, 

maple-pecan butter, and housemade Sriracha honey lime for 

$16. For another delicious rendition, Gary Rack’s Farmhouse 

Kitchen has you covered with their Fried Chicken & Waffles, 

made with a hushpuppy waffle, peach-kale slaw and Crystal’s 

honey for $21. Pair any of these with a chilled glass of bubbly 

and you’ve got yourself a nice little holiday celebration 

on your hands. Visit www.downtowndelraybeach.com or call 

(561) 243-1077 for restaurant information. 

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1 Dom, Eli @ the Ave 

2 Jessica, Samantha @ Massage Heights 

3 Patti @ Patchington 

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4 Tommy @ One Aveda Salon 

5 Mary @ Global Pursuit 

6 Margie, Lisa, Amanda @ Douglas Elliman Real Estate 

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7 Carlos, Angela @KeratinXperts 

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8 Lauren, Valeria @ Acupuncture Zen 

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4 Delray Kicks @ Merritt Park 

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1 Tom @ The Goldsmith Shop 

2 Micheal @ Il Contadino 

3 Tom @ Purlife 

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4 Morgan, Bethany, Steson, Rebecca, Libby, Mojena @ 

6 Craig, Shannon @ Man Cave 

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7 Margot, Johnny @ Purlife 

5 Stephanie, Lynn, Sarah @ Greater Delray Beach 

Chamber Of Commerce 

8 Karla, Jennifer, Lisa B @ Lisa B & Company 

9 Ronald @ Furst 

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2 Steve, Susan @ Delray Art & Framing 

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7 Viviane @ Festival Managment Group 

5 Lee @ A Little Wyld 

8 Tyler, Andrew, Robert, Eddie @ Rose’s Daughter 

6 Carlos @ Pineapple Grove Post Office 

9 Angela, Marjorie @ Arts Garage 

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Australian musician, singer, guitarist and 

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American country music singer and songwriter Ingrid 

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ELLIE’S 50’S DINER 

Everyone’s Happy Place Says Goodbye 

By diane feen | photos by diane feen 

Ellie’s Diner has always been a 

place where you could shut the 

curtain on the present and live in 

the past – specifically the 50s. 

Waitresses dressed up in 50s garb complete with 

poodle skirts and bobby socks, and a life-size statue 

of Marilyn Monroe stood tall at the entrance to the 

Marilyn room. 

But Marilyn is gone now – and so is the constant swirl of 

servers who glided along the black and white check linoleum 

floor with plates of comfort food. 

Many of the customers at Ellie’s were in an unspoken club 

– that of Superfan. Tricia Behn has been eating at Ellie’s since 

it opened, and had her son’s 16th birthday party there (he is 

now 44). The Simon family held court for the past 32 years 

and Fifth Avenue Grill founder Tom Blum was also a regular. 

There were 50s inspired concerts in the Flamingo Ballroom 

and classic-car nights that heralded the slick yet sweet innocence 

of the 50s with the cool level heads of engine expertise. 

As a way to say goodbye, and pay homage to their loyal customers 

(like former assistant Fire Chief Mike Widerson) Bob 

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and Ellie had one last party. 

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the demise of their favorite local haunt, while Florida 

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We say goodbye to Ellie’s with tears in our eyes and joy in 

our hearts. Goodbye Bob and Ellie (and of course Marilyn). 

We’ll miss you! 

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entertainment | gotta SEE By lisa marie 

August 5 

► Bullet Train (Theater) 

In Sony’s action movie Bullet Train, Brad Pitt stars as “Ladybug,” 

an unlucky assassin determined to do his job peacefully after 

one too many gigs gone off the rails. Fate, however, may have 

other plans, as Ladybug’s latest mission puts him on a collision 

course with lethal adversaries from around the globe – all with 

connected, yet conflicting, objectives – on the world’s fastest 

train…and he’s got to figure out how to get off. Bullet Train 

is directed by American stuntman/filmmaker David Leitch, 

director of the films John Wick, Atomic Blonde, Deadpool 2, and 

Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw. 

► Luck ( Apple TV) 

From Apple Original Films and Skydance Animation comes the 

story of Sam Greenfield, the unluckiest person in the world, who 

when she stumbles into the never-before-seen Land of Luck, sets 


out on a quest to bring some good luck home for her best friend. 

But with humans not allowed, her only chance is teaming up with 

the magical creatures who live there to do it. Luck is directed 

by an award-winning choreographer turned filmmaker named 

Peggy Holmes, directing her second feature after Secret of the 

Wings previously. 

► Easter Sunday (Theaters) 

E Stand-up comedy sensation Jo Koy (known for his specials 

Jo Koy: In His Elements, Jo Koy: Comin’ in Hot) stars as a man 

returning home for an Easter celebration with his riotous, 

bickering, eating, drinking, laughing, loving family, in this love 

letter to his Filipino-American community. Easter Sunday is 

directed by American comedy filmmaker Jay Chandrasekhar 

(member of the Broken Lizard troupe), director of the films 

Puddle Cruiser, Super Troopers, Club Dread, Dukes of Hazzard, 

Beerfest, The Babymakers, and Super Troopers 2 previously. 


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► Fall (Theaters) 

How far would you go to conquer your fears? For best friends 

Becky (Grace Fulton) and Hunter (Virginia Gardner), it’s 2,000 

feet in the air, the top of a remote, abandoned radio tower they 

have decided to climb to scatter the ashes of Becky’s late husband 

(Mason Gooding). But when sections of the rickety ladder 

break off from the dilapidated tower, Becky and Hunter are left 

stranded. Now, Becky and Hunter’s expert climbing skills — and 

the bonds of friendship — will be put to the ultimate test as they 

wage a desperate fight to survive the elements, a lack of supplies, 

and vertigo-inducing heights. Fall is directed by filmmaker Scott 

Mann, director of the films Down Amongst the Dead Men, The 

Tournament, Heist, and Final Score.

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dog-sitter, Jack (Dustin Milligan). A sparkling new comedy with a 

magical twist, Mack & Rita celebrates being true to yourself at any 

age. Mack & Rita is directed by the American actress. 


► E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982) and Jaws (1975) ( IMAX) 

Two Spielberg classics are coming back to IMAX theaters! 

During its original release in June of 1982, E.T. The Extra- 

Terrestrial ended up the highest-grossing film of the year and 

went on to win four Academy Awards out of its nine nominations 

in total. During its original release in June of 1975, Jaws, based 

on the best-selling novel by Peter Benchley, became the first true 

summer blockbuster and a cultural tsunami. It shattered every 

record to become the highest-grossing film of the year, earning a 

nomination for Best Picture and winning three Academy Awards, 

including one for John Williams’ iconic musical score. The rest is 

history. “Steven Spielberg redefined modern cinema and ushered 

in a new era of bold, swing-for-the-fences filmmaking, and the 

IMAX Experience has expanded around the world because of the 

trail blazed by films like E.T. and Jaws.” Neither of these movies 

were made for IMAX and they’ll be up-converted, but that’s okay, 

they can still be enjoyed on the gigantic IMAX screens anyway. 

► Mack & Rita (Theaters) 

When 30-year-old self-proclaimed homebody writer Mack Martin 

(Elizabeth Lail) reluctantly joins a Palm Springs bachelorette trip 

for her best friend Carla (Taylour Paige), her inner 70-year-old is 

released — literally. The frustrated writer and influencer magically 

transforms into her future 40-years-older self: “Aunt Rita” (Diane 

Keaton). Freed from the constraints of other people’s expectations, 

Rita comes into her own, becoming an unlikely social media 

sensation and sparking a tentative romance with Mack’s adorable 

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► Beast (Theaters) 

Sometimes the rustle in the bushes actually is a monster. Idris Elba 

plays Dr. Nate Daniels, a recently widowed husband who returns 

to South Africa, where he first met his wife, on a long-planned trip 

with their daughters to a game reserve managed by Martin Battles 

(Sharlto Copley), an old family friend and wildlife biologist. But 

what begins as a journey of healing jolts into a fearsome fight for 

survival when a lion, a survivor of blood-thirsty poachers who 

now sees all humans as the enemy, begins stalking them. Beast is 

directed by Icelandic filmmaker Baltasar Kormákur. 


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► Three Thousand Years of Longing (Theaters) 

Dr. Alithea Binnie (Tilda Swinton) is an academic - content with life 

and a creature of reason. While in Istanbul attending a conference, she 

happens to encounter a Djinn (Idris Elba) who offers her three wishes 

in exchange for his freedom. This presents two problems. First, she 

doubts he is real and second, because she is a scholar of story and 

mythology, she knows all the cautionary tales of wishes gone wrong. 

The Djinn pleads his case by telling her fantastical stories of his past. 

Eventually she is beguiled and makes a wish that surprises them both. 

Three Thousand Years of Longing is both written and directed by 

acclaimed Australian filmmaker George Miller, director of the movies 

Mad Max, The Road Warrior, Mad Max 3: Beyond Thunderdome, 

The Witches of Eastwick, Lorenzo’s Oil, Babe: Pig in the City, Happy 

Feet 1 & 2, and Mad Max: Fury Road. Co-written by Augusta Gore.

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comedy night 

Call for comedians! Join us for Comedy 

Night on the 1st Tuesday of the month. 

Only $5 dollars per ticket if you buy on our 

website and $7 at Arts Garage Box Office. 

This event is free to all performers. Sign 

up to perform upon arrival at Arts Garage 

Box Office. The event is curated, and at 

the discretion of the Host, each performer 

is allocated approximately 5 minutes of 

performance time. Warning: This content 

may contain strong language (which may 

be unsuitable for children). 

8pm 

Tickets: $5-$7 

artsgarage.com 


THE DAMON FOWLER BAND 

Roots-blues guitar guru Damon 

Fowler’s music is steeped with soul 

and representative of the many styles 

that make up the roots of American 

music. He has gained the respect of his 

peers given his featured slot in Allman 

Brothers alumni Butch Truck’s Freight 


Train band and his side gig as guitarist 

in the Dickey Betts band. Critics have 

compared Fowler’s guitar work to 

Johnny Winter and Jeff Beck, while his 

slide guitar is reminiscent of the late 

Duane Allman. Fowler can play fiery 

guitar runs with the best of them, and 

his lyrical work on lap steel and dobro 

makes him a stand out performer among 

the legions of guitar heroes. His latest 

release, Alafia Moon, debuted at #1 on 

the Billboard Blues Chart, has spent 

four months in the Top 20 and combines 

all the influences that have shaped his 

distinctive roots-blues career. 

8pm 



august 5,6,7 

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! 

RESPect: A MUSICAL JOURNEY 

OF WOMEN 

Based on her book RESPECT: WOMEN 

AND POPULAR MUSIC, Dorothy Marcic 

has created a musical revue high-lighting 

the history of women in America, from 

1900 to the present. The revue depicts 

a movement from codependence to 

independence…from “Someone to Watch 

Over Me” to “I Will Survive.” It’s a journey 

that takes women from the promise of 

“I Will Follow Him” to the defiance of 

“These Boots are Made for Walking” 

through the cynicism of “What’s Love 

Got to Do With It?” to the pride of “I Am 

Woman.” 

2pm and 7:30pm 


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LIBRA SENE WITH THE 

SOUNDS OF LOVE 

International singing star Libra Sene is 

back! Crossing all musical boundaries 

with the sounds of Neo Soul, Jazz, and 

R&B. Come and groove to the driving 

beat of the language of love, The Bossa 

Nova! Libra connects us with memories 

of your favorite songs from Nina 

Simone, Al Jarreau, Roberta Flack, Dee 

Dee Bridgewater with a special tribute 

to the one and only Beatles! For sure, 

Libra reminds us that Love is All We 

Need! This show will truly lift your 

spirits and open your heart and soul to 

Feel Good Music! 

8pm 




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ALL ARTS OPEN MIC NIGHT 

Calling all artists, writers, or musicians 

looking for a spot in the limelight! Join 

us for All Arts Open Mic Night on the 

2nd Tuesday of every month! If you’ve 

been working on a song, a poem, a rap, 

or a riff that you want to show off, this is

the place for you. Don’t want to perform? 

This is the perfect opportunity to hear the 

creative process of Delray’s local talent! 


website and $7 at the Box Office. This event 

is free to all performers. Sign up to perform 

upon arrival. The event is curated, and at 

the discretion of the Host, each performer 

is allocated approximately 5 minutes of 

performance time. 

8pm 




THE FRENCH HORN COLLECTIVE 

The roaring 20s are here again with 

the razzle-dazzle of the French Horn 

Collective. Led by Parisian native Vincent 

Raffard, the group delivers a spectacular 

concoction of old school Paris jazz mixed 

with influences from New Orleans, 

Gypsy jazz, and a dash of Miami, of 

course. For this special concert at Arts 

Garage, the lovely vocalist Shira Lee 

will join Vincent Raffard and lead the 

swinging band in what promises to be an 

unforgettable night. 

8pm 




SARGE – HOMELESS TO HILARIOUS 

Sarge’s show is a blizzard of hilarious 

stories torn directly from his 

extraordinary life. His adoption at 

birth, his bi-racial background, his crazy 

family, and his addictions, which at 

one point rendered Sarge homeless, all 

give him phenomenal launch points for 

his comedic celebration of life. And as 

though that weren’t enough, when he sits 

down at the grand piano you’ll kvell at 

his musical mastery. Playing completely 

by ear since the age of 6, he embodies a 

unique blend of talent and brilliance not 

often seen today. 

8pm 

Tickets: $35 



Poetry Night 

Calling all poets, writers, and lyricists! Join 

us for Poetry Open Mic Night on the 3rd 

Monday of every month! Poetry Open Mic 

Night at Arts Garage is your opportunity to 

step up to the mic and share your gift for 

words in front of a welcoming audience. 


website and $7 at the Box Office. This event 

is free to all performers. 

8pm 




SMOOTH STB – 

A TRIBUTE to SANTANA 

A show revealing the origins of Latin 

Rock and 5 decades of Carlos Santana’s 

music with audible history. Smooth STB 

(Santana Tribute Band) perform the all 

time favorites from Santana’s beginnings 

at Woodstock to the present day. Smooth 

STB is composed of world renowned 

professional musicians from the South 

Florida area, formed by percussionist Joe 

Collado to play in respect to the greatest 

Latin Rock Band ever and its legendary 

leader, Carlos Santana, who changed the 

musical world into a new realm. 

8pm 




CELEBRATE: A TRIBUTE to 

THREE DOG NIGHT 

The Great Vocal Bands of the 60s and 70s! 

CELEBRATE performs the best 3-part 

harmonies of the 60s and 70s, featuring 

music by Three Dog Night, Eagles, CSNY, 

Zombies, Beatles, and more. The band’s 

energy and musical accuracy is sure 

to captivate the audience! Florida’s 

foremost Three Dog Night reverence band 

recreates the timeless songs and slick 

vocal harmonies. 

8pm 




Garage Queens – Fierce, Fabulous 

and Fascinating 

oin local South Florida DIVA, ICON, AND 

LEGEND: Ariel Rimm – Starring alongside 

some of South Florida’s Most electrifying 

drag entertainers. Adelaide, Citris, and 

Angie Ovahness Pryce! Special guest stars 

to join our cast for 1 night only! SPECIAL 

GUEST: TBA PURCHASE TICKETS EARLY 

– THESE EVENTS WILL SELL OUT. 

8pm 




SOULFUL FEMME 

Soulful Femme is excited to present a 

one-of-a-kind show for Arts Garage with 

some new twists and special guests 

David Julia and Curtis Lyons Jr. Playing a 

mixture of blues, soul, and rock like you 

have never heard before, Soulful Femme 

brings a good time vibe and a great 

energy to every performance! 

8pm 



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Alias Emma 

by aVa Glass 

Released August 2nd 

In this breakneck, race-against-the-clock thriller, a British spy has 

twelve hours to deliver her asset across London after Russia hacks 

the city’s security cameras. Can she make it without being spotted… 

or killed? 

Nothing about Emma Makepeace is real. Not even her name. A newly 

minted secret agent, Emma’s barely graduated from basic training 

when she gets the call for her first major assignment. Eager to serve 

her country and prove her worth, she dives in headfirst. 

Emma must covertly travel across one of the world’s most watched 

cities to bring the reluctant—and handsome—son of Russian dissidents 

into protective custody, so long as the assassins from the Motherland 

don’t find him first. With London’s famous Ring of Steel hacked 

by the Russian government, the two must cross the city without being 

seen by the hundreds of thousands of CCTV cameras that document 

every inch of the city’s streets, alleys, and gutters. 

Buses, subways, cars, and trains are out of the question. Traveling 

on foot and operating without phones or bank cards that could reveal 

their location or identity, they have twelve hours to make it to 

safety. This will take all of Emma’s skills of disguise and subterfuge. 

But when Emma’s handler goes dark, there’s no one left to trust. And 

just one wrong move will get them both killed. 

The Many Daughters of 

Afong Moy 

by Jamie Ford 

Released August 2nd 

Dorothy Moy breaks her own heart for a living. 

As Washington’s former poet laureate, that’s how she describes 

channeling her dissociative episodes and mental health struggles into 

her art. But when her five-year-old daughter exhibits similar behavior 

and begins remembering things from the lives of their ancestors, 

Dorothy believes the past has truly come to haunt her. Fearing that 

her child is predestined to endure the same debilitating depression 

that has marked her own life, Dorothy seeks radical help. 

Through an experimental treatment designed to mitigate inherited 

trauma, Dorothy intimately connects with past generations of women 

in her family: Faye Moy, a nurse in China serving with the Flying Tigers; 

Zoe Moy, a student in England at a famous school with no rules; 

Lai King Moy, a girl quarantined in San Francisco during a plague 

epidemic; Greta Moy, a tech executive with a unique dating app; and 

Afong Moy, the first Chinese woman to set foot in America. 

As painful recollections affect her present life, Dorothy discovers 

that trauma isn’t the only thing she’s inherited. A stranger is searching 

for her in each time period. A stranger who’s loved her through 

all of her genetic memories. Dorothy endeavors to break the cycle 


of pain and abandonment, to finally find peace for her daughter, 

and gain the love that has long been waiting, knowing she may pay 

the ultimate price. 

All Good People Here 

by Ashley FLOWERs 

Released August 18th 

In the propulsive debut novel from the host of the #1 true crime 

podcast Crime Junkie, a journalist uncovers her hometown’s dark 

secrets when she becomes obsessed with the unsolved murder of her 

childhood neighbor—and the disappearance of another girl twenty 

years later. 

You can’t ever know for sure what happens behind closed doors… 

Everyone from Wakarusa, Indiana, remembers the infamous case of 

January Jacobs, who was discovered in a ditch hours after her family 

awoke to find her gone. Margot Davies was six at the time, the same 

age as January—and they were next-door neighbors. In the twenty 

years since, Margot has grown up, moved away, become a big-city 

journalist. But she’s always been haunted by the fear that it could’ve 

been her. And the worst part is, January’s killer has never been 

brought to justice. 

When Margot returns home to help care for her uncle after a diagnosis 

of early-onset dementia, it all feels like walking into a time 

capsule. Wakarusa is exactly how she remembered—genial, stifled, 

secretive. Then news breaks about five-year-old Natalie Clark from 

the next town over, who’s gone missing under eerily similar circumstances. 

With all the old feelings rushing back, Margot vows to find 

Natalie and solve January’s murder once and for all. 

But the police, the family, the townspeople—they all seem to be 

hiding something. And the deeper Margot digs into Natalie’s disappearance, 

the more resistance she encounters, and the colder January’s 

case feels. Could the killer still be out there? Could it be the same 

person who took Natalie? And what will it cost to finally discover 

what truly happened that night? 

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Twisty, chilling, and intense, All Good People Here is a searing 

tale that asks: What are your neighbors really capable of when 

they think no one is watching? 

Carrie Soto is Back 

by TayLOR Jenkins Reid 

Released August 30th 

In this powerful novel about the cost of greatness, a legendary 

athlete attempts a comeback when the world considers her 

past her prime—from the New York Times bestselling author of 

Malibu Rising. 

Carrie Soto is fierce, and her determination to win at any cost 

has not made her popular. But by the time she retires from tennis, 

she is the best player the world has ever seen. She has shattered 

every record and claimed twenty Grand Slam titles. And if 

you ask Carrie, she is entitled to every one. She sacrificed nearly 

everything to become the best, with her father, Javier, as her 

coach. A former champion himself, Javier has trained her since 

the age of two. 

But six years after her retirement, Carrie finds herself sitting 

in the stands of the 1994 US Open, watching her record be 

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taken from her by a brutal, stunning player named Nicki Chan. 

At thirty-seven years old, Carrie makes the monumental decision 

to come out of retirement and be coached by her father 

for one last year in an attempt to reclaim her record. Even if 

the sports media says that they never liked “the Battle-Axe” 

anyway. Even if her body doesn’t move as fast as it did. And 

even if it means swallowing her pride to train with a man she 

once almost opened her heart to: Bowe Huntley. Like her, he 

has something to prove before he gives up the game forever. 

In spite of it all, Carrie Soto is back, for one epic final season. 

In this riveting and unforgettable novel, Taylor Jenkins Reid 

tells her most vulnerable, emotional story yet. 

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health & beauty | pain relief 

By Dr. Safranski 

TMJ 

You may have heard people say “I have 

TMJ” it is ok to answer “So do I, I actually 

have two of them!” That’s because it’s true! 

You do have two TempoMandibular joints known as TMJ - 

what you may not have is TMJ-D, TempoMandibular Joint 

Disorder or TMD TempoMandibular Disorder. This disorder 

is a broad term that covers joint pain, muscle pain and dysfunction 

of the joint. In most cases, this dysfunction is caused by 

spastic muscles. When the muscles on one side of the jaw are in 

spasm and one side is not, the joint will not move properly causing 

pain, popping or clicking. 

How does someone get TMJ-D or TMD? Excessive jaw movements, 

yawning, and chewing gum with abnormal movements 

can erode the disk. Whiplash injuries or traumatic blows to the 

head have been shown to be associated with both TMD and neck 

pain. People suffering from arthritis such as Rheumatoid arthritis 

are shown to have some TMJ issues. Poor posture in the cervical 

and thoracic spines has been shown to be associated with TMD. 

Treatments for TMD can be very simple to very complex. TMJ. 

org states that conservative reversible treatments should be exhausted 

prior to any surgery. What is a conservative treatment? 

Well, anything that doesn’t involve surgery or puncture the skin. 

With that being said, your first step should be to seek out a dentist 

that specializes in TMJ. Get a night guard made. Don’t chew 

gum. Do not try to make the jaw click or pop by causing excessive 

opening. Find a chiropractor. Yes, find a chiropractor who knows 

how to work on the TMJ. Chiropractors have an education that 

extends further than just the spine. Chiropractors are trained on 

the proper motion of not only the spine, but all the joints in the 

body. They are also trained on how to get those joints to move 

properly. If the muscles are in spasm, there is swelling from associated 

dysfunction of the joints. Chiropractors can get those 

muscles loose which allows proper movement of the joints. 

Proper movement of the joints and the mechanoreceptors of 

the joints send signals to the brain that everything is working 

as it should. Chiropractors can also adjust your cervical spine 

(neck) and help with the muscles and joints related to posture. 

Proper motion in the joints equal proper function! 

Class IV cold laser therapy has also been shown to reduce inflammation 

in the TMJ as well as calm down any associated nerve 

pain that may be coming from the area. Once you have exhausted 

all of these options, and they have not worked, then it may be 

time to consider something more invasive. 

The moral of the story is: Don’t wait. If you’re suffering from 

TempoMandibular Disorder (TMD) there are specialists ready to 

help alleviate your pain and discomfort. 

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health & beauty | body beautiful 

By ashley sica-de souza 

Back to School, 

Back to YOU! 

Summer has come to a close and now it’s back to the 

school year grind. Summer is a time for loose schedules… 

aka missed workouts, family vacations…lots of extra 

calories and kids to entertain. No time to yourself! 

Although fun and exciting, all these summer activities can wreak 

havoc on the body and make getting back on track that much 

harder. There is no better time than now to make your fitness 

regime part of that “grind.” Here are a few tips to get back on track, 

feeling good and beat those summer blues. 

The first and most important component of getting back on track 

is to have a “fitness” plan and to set a goal for yourself. Setting a fitness 

plan could be as simple as saying you’re going to get to the gym 

3x per week. Make sure it’s at a time that will not be interrupted and 


a time that will work for you. Next up is to set a small goal. Having a 

“specific” goal will allow you to focus on training and give you extra 

motivation to exercise. It’s a lot easier to make it to the finish line if 

you have an attainable goal in sight. Whatever this goal may be, write 

it down and put it somewhere where you will be reminded of it everyday. 

Committing your goal to paper and seeing the written words are 

more powerful than just having a thought or talking about it. 

Next order of business would be for you to get your eating in check! 

I highly recommend keeping a daily food log of exactly everything that 

you are consuming…the good, the bad and the ugly! This will help you 

easily pinpoint your strengths and weaknesses. Make sure to get in 

the proper mix of lean protein, complex carbohydrates, healthy fats 

and of course lots of veggies. Skip anything that is processed and stick 

to all homemade prepared meals (yes, with preparation and thought… 

you can do it!) The other nutrition component is water! Your body 

can not properly burn fat if it is dehydrated. It’s such a simple thing 

many people don’t do. Aim for 1oz of water per pound of bodyweight. 

Drinking proper amounts of water will also help to keep you feeling 

full, flush out toxins and help de-bloat you faster than you may realize. 

So get out that gallon and start your chuggin! 

The last step to help you get back on track is to find an accountability 

partner. Surely you can find someone…a friend, the neighbor, 

your dog (just kidding!) who is looking to get in shape or even just 

live a healthier lifestyle. An accountability partner will help keep 

you on track and honest. I see greater fitness retention when friends 

pair up. Think about it….you’re much less likely to skip your workout 

if someone is meeting you and it gives you someone to call when 

you’re ready to throw in the towel. 

If you follow these three principles it should help you get back on 

track in no time! My last piece of advice, don’t do the old…”I’ll start 

on Monday!” There is no better time to start than now! Come up with 

a plan, set a goal, clean up your eating, grab a friend and get moving! 

You’ll be glad you did. 

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Ashley Sica Fitness 

TransFORMation Studio 

7400 N. Federal Highway, 

Boca Raton, FL 33487 

561-445-7445 

Ashleysica@gmail.com

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BACK TO SCHOOL 

Supplies on a Budget 

First Day of School is wednesDay, August 10 

It is possible to get your kids stocked 

up on their essential school supplies 

on a budget, it just takes a little bit of 

homework, planning, and preparation. 

By lisa marie 

The month of August can be expensive! 

Kids starting back to 

school, particularly if you have 

more than one, can be overwhelming 

with everything you need to buy. A little 

bit of planning and online research 

can help minimize those costs and take 

away some of the headaches. 

Let’s get started with ‘stationery’ 

requirements. It’s best to check out 

what your child’s teacher/school suggest 

they bring with them on their 

first day. This will usually be posted on 

the school website and can be slightly 

different depending on which grade. 

My first suggestion is to check your 

home stock, you might be surprised! 

See what you have that can fulfil the 

schools’ requirements and save $$$. 

I know that my office is full of pens, 

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pencils, paperclips, notebooks and more. Re-use and repurpose binders and folders, even adding stickers 

to make them look refreshed. Clean and fix up older backpacks and pencil cases that you have, 

maybe even dye them a bright new color to give them a new lease of life and another school year! 

It is not usually essential to send everything on the teachers ‘wish list’ in to school on day 

one. Try spreading the cost by buying some things next month. I’m pretty 

sure they don’t need 3 boxes of tissues on the first day of school. 

Now onto the research. This is an especially important step in 

getting the best deals for those essential back to school items that 

you do not already have at home! Florida offers a ‘back to school 

tax free holiday,’ a perfect time to save an instant 6% if you buy in 

this timeframe. This year it is July 31st through August 9th, so be 

on the lookout for doorbusters, bulk buying, sales and coupons, 

where many a deal can be found. Lots of retailers are offering 

great bargains this time of year. 

Now let us look at their school clothes/uniforms. We 

know that kids grow way too fast and very often don’t 

wear out their clothes. Why not make a visit to your 

local thrift store? Jackets, jeans, shorts, shoes, and 

sneakers can often be found at a fraction of the store 

prices. If your local thrift stores are not coming up 

with the goods, then try Facebook or Nextdoor. Interact 

with fellow moms in your area or create a group 

where you can do a clothing/backpack/lunchbox exchange. 

Where your child was once into Paw Patrol or 

Lion King, they now may like Star Wars or Spiderman - 

and in an exchange everyone wins! 

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ADU Remodeling 

That is why so many people are excited to move on with life and 

honor the space they call home. 

And guess what? The kitchen has become the celebrated 

center of activity. It’s also become the centerpiece of cuisine, culture, 

camaraderie, and kinship. 

The folks at ADU Remodeling knew that. 

They also knew that remodeling a kitchen can be stressful and 

confusing – challenging and tedious. That is why they have a new 

system to make any kitchen remodel as easy as a numerical jaunt in 

a primary sequence. 

“A complete kitchen remodel is not an easy task. Throughout our 

years of experience, we’ve noticed that people are looking for practical 

and easy ways of updating their kitchens without the hassle and 

stress that it often takes,” said Oliver Fernandes, Head of Marketing. 

With life’s inherent struggles today, the folks at ADU knew that people 

would want a simplified route to a harmonious and beautiful new 

kitchen. And that is exactly what they are offering customers. The products 

are made in the USA and ADU has a full showroom of products, and 

designers waiting for you to enter their retail domestic domain. 

They also created three different ADU Kitchen Remodel Packages 

so you can just pick what you want and have it installed within 10 to 

21 business days. 

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Kitchen Remodeling without 

the Stress and Guesswork 

By diane feen | photos by melissa korman 

Making your home a castle is a dream for 

many people, especially after so many months 

of curtailed outings and social engagements. 

How’s that for a quick solution to an age old problem? 

The ADU way is a three-step process. 

You get to select a package option that ranges from a Standard 

Package to a Luxury Package. 

The standard package is efficient and budget friendly. It includes 

custom kitchen cabinets that range from traditional styling to modern 

and contemporary. 

For contemporary styling there are Shaker styles with flat recessed 

panels, and overlay doors for a chic finish at an affordable price. 

The Shaker comes in White, Antique White, Grey or Espresso. 

There are also a variety of sink and faucet options, different countertop 

options (such as natural-stone, quartz composites, and porcelain) 

in varying colors, patterns and textures. There are beautiful 

backsplash options and financing available. 

The next grade is the Premium Package, that includes custom 

kitchen cabinets and countertop options ranging from precious natural 

materials, precious stones, and modern synthetic materials. 

This package includes cabinet molding, Lazy Susan, premium sink 

and faucet options, modern and traditional backsplashes with texture 

and style, and range hood vent options. 

“With this package, you unlock our exclusive line of upgrades, 

ranging from a custom wine rack to glass cabinet doors. The premium 

model is perfect if you want a comfortable, yet glamourous space 

for dining and gathering with loved ones.” 

Their Luxury Package holds the mystery and magic to your dream 

kitchen. You get to choose from custom kitchen cabinets (in every 

color imaginable) above cabinet molding, Lazy Susan, premium 

sink and faucet options. You also get premium trim molding, cabinet 

lighting, and an assortment of beautiful modern kitchen islands. It’s 

ADU’s craftsmanship at its best. 

The luxury package is designed for people who want the ultimate 

kitchen experience. “In this package you get exclusive upgrades, 

with over 100 custom options to make your kitchen the highlight 

of your home.” 

If you want upgrade options there are wine racks, under and over 

cabinet lighting, glass cabinet doors, pantry fridge panels, water filtration 

systems, and more. 

If you have ever renovated your kitchen you might remember the 

frantic trips to home improvement stores searching for the perfect 

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tile or door handles. And you’re on your own when it comes to finding 

the right products or sales help. 

ADU Remodel is here to make your life easy and your kitchen 

beautiful. Their retail showroom has a vast selection of flooring, 

countertops, backsplashes, cabinets and more for any kitchen remodel. 

Their experienced licensed (and friendly) designers will help 

you pick out the perfect products to create your perfect kitchen. 

“At ADU we take kitchen remodeling into the 21st century. We make 

it easy with three package options, an exclusive line of upgrades, and 

an unmatched seamless process done from the comfort of your home.” 

They also take quality to an exalted height. The cabinets are all 

made in the USA and are of the highest quality. 

Customers are thrilled with this easy process - and luxury designer 

packages - that make remodeling your kitchen effortless. 

All city and county permits are done for you and they offer plumbing 

services. All you do is choose your upgrades, schedule your install 

date, and “Sit back and watch the magic happen. Your new kitchen 

will be perfect, because every detail was selected by you.” 

Custom upgrades can be added to give your kitchen the wow factor 

you’ve been dreaming about. 

Jennifer agrees. “William, Dalon, and the ADU Remodeling team 

have been incredible partners to work with. They are extremely 

knowledgeable in every aspect. I highly recommend them for any 

new project or remodel!” 

ADU welcomes you to visit their showroom and pick out the kitchen 

you always dreamed of. 

ADU Remodeling (and Design ShowROOM) 

2600 Quantum Blvd, Boynton Beach, FL 33426 

561-621-2600 

www.aduremodeling.com 

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REALTY HOME ADVISORS INTERNATIONAL 

Michelle Sadownick 

Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist 

and Top-Rated Realtor 

By diane feen | photos by melissa korman 

Realty Home Advisors takes their place in the real estate hierarchy 

in Palm Beach County seriously. They cater to their clients’ needs 

and desires and have done so successfully for many years. 

So does their top producer Michelle Sadownick. 

The sharp experienced Delray resident has been selling real 

estate for the past 18 years and is laser focused on her client’s 

goals and needs. 

“There are so many realtors in town, but I do well because I make 

my clients feel special – as if they’re the only client I have. I will go 

that extra mile, whether it’s a rental property or a purchase,” said the 

former corporate executive. 

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photo courtesy of michelle sadownick 

Michelle also works with investors looking for property that will yield 

profit (and increase in value), as well those who want to buy a vacation 

home. Finding exactly what the client wants is Michelle’s speciality. 

“I focus on my clients real estate wants and dreams. I always say, ‘My 

goals are their goals.’” 

Part of finding the perfect home for a client entails knowing what is 

available and exactly what amenities each community offers. 

That is where Michelle shines. “I don’t know any agent who works 

harder for her clients than Michelle,” said Realty Home Advisor Broker 

Eileen Vecchio. “She knows all the communities in the area and what 

amenities they offer residents.” 

Michelle also has the advantage of an interior design background 

and a degree from the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale. She was also in 

the hospitality industry for 12 years. 

And, with real estate scaling the heights of importance these days, 

hospitality is an underlying ingredient to success. 

If you ask Michelle’s clients, they will attest to her brilliance when it 

comes to finding them the perfect home or investment property. 

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Connecting with and finding homes for local 

business owners such as jAne and Brett of HOT Yoga of DeLRAY. 

Which is also a PLACe where Michelle frequenTLY TAKes classes. 

“Michelle is a wonderful real estate agent. She is persistent in finding 

the right home and easy to work with. She is on top of her business 

and gets the deal closed in a timely matter. I recommend her as 

a premier agent!” 

There are many reasons for Michelle’s success. Originally from 

the Northeast, she moved to South Florida 24 years ago. In 2006 she 

moved to Delray Beach and has been active in the real estate market 

ever since. Her energy and “can do” attitude are contagious and endears 

clients to her. 

But it is her knowledge and support from Realty Home Advisors 

that has really upped her game. She is in the top one percent of realtors 

in the nation, is rated as top in her field by Zillow, and has earned the 

designation of “Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist.” 

As a successful real estate investor herself Michelle knows what to 

look for in a property for use and for investment purposes. She is passionate 

about helping people find their dream home and more importantly, 

she provides “White Glove Concierge Service” to each client. 

Her specialty includes: luxury waterfront properties, investment 

property, winter residents, first time home buyers, short sales, foreclosures, 

relocations, 1031 exchanges, commercial real estate, seasonal 

and annual rentals. 

Michelle is so invested in being tops in her field that she hired a 

coach to help her become the pro she is today. 

“I study the market statistics every day and look for my clients (buyers 

and sellers) at all times. I keep a rigorous schedule and am in a 

network of highly trained Real Estate agents in North America. This 

way I can attract only qualified buyers for your home and your dream 

home if you are a buyer.” 

Realty Home Advisors is also behind her 100% with the best back 

up services. Their customer service includes personal business coordinators 

that assist their real estate agents with transactions. “By managing 

our agents transactions everything goes efficiently and is compliant. 

There are no missed deadlines and everything goes smoothly at 

the closing,” adds Eileen. 

Michelle specializes in Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Highland Beach, 

Boynton beach, Ocean Ridge, and other areas. “I can help you sell your 

current home for top dollar and help you find your next dream home.” 

She does that by keeping your best interest at heart and going the 

extra mile for her clients. “Communication is one of my strongest 

traits, and I communicate with my clients to make sure they get the 

property and lifestyle that’s perfect for them.” 

Michelle takes pride in building relationships with clients so she can 

make their real estate dreams come true from start to finish. 

That is why clients rave about her consistency and hard work. “When 

you think of the ideal broker, you think of Michelle. She is patient yet 

assertive when needed. She is understanding and has unparalleled follow-up 

skills. We closed in less than a month because of her. I gave her 

my firm offer and she not only made it happen, but made it easy. I look 

forward to using her for future transactions,” said one client. 

Realty Home Advisors also considers Michelle one of their stellar realtors. 

“Our licensed team of personal assistants work with our agents 

around the clock, creating a better buying experience for everyone. 

Our luxury Real Estate properties are featured the most prominent 

luxury networks.” 

In today’s competitive marketplace buyers and sellers need a trusted 

resource to guide them through the complex world of real estate. 

Michelle’s philosophy that the client comes first is key to her success. 

She keeps clients fully informed throughout the entire buying or 

selling process, and her follow through is impeccable. 

“I provide top-notch service from start to finish with the highest 

level of professionalism. I value my relationship with clients and provide 

excellent buyer and seller experiences. Call me - I will find you the 

perfect home, investment property, or land to build your dream home.” 

Michelle also works with international investors and those who 

want to relocate to the Palm Beach area. 

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Michelle Sadownick, PA, ReALTOR 

Certified luxury Home Marketing Specialist 

Realty Home Advisors International 

Cell: 561-633-1020 

michellesadownick@gmail.com 

www.michellesadownick.com 


From High-SCHOOL TO College 

One Huge Step for Students and 

One Giant Leap for Parents! 

By lisa marie 

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If you have a child going off to college this August, 

based on my experience, you are in for a roller 

coaster of emotions. But it does get easier, I promise! 

My son was heading off to FSU (Florida State University) in 

the summer of 2018. It was something I had kept parked 

towards the back of my mind in the buildup to August of 

that year. I really did not want to face the emotions that I knew 

were brewing inside me and I knew could boil over at any time. 

First of all, this would be the first time he would be living away from 

home and secondly IT WAS SO FAR AWAY! 

We did lots of preparing. The dorm room was chosen, the dorm 

friends agreed, the mattress topper had arrived, two sets of sheets 

and the comforter were all ready to go. We had invested in an air 

purifier to keep him and his roommate as germ free as possible. 

We purchased a TV, cables, a fan, a lamp, new towels, clothes, and 

bathroom supplies, especially cleaning wipes!! 

I was forever making and adding to lists and I think this is what 

kept my mind quiet. I was busy preparing for my sons’ ultimate 

departure and doing everything to stop me from dwelling on the 

ever-looming day! 

I added things to those lists that I don’t think he has ever used in 

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his three years at college, but I wanted to make sure he was 

covered for any eventuality. I mean come on, he is a young 

man, when will he ever use an air freshener spray, an umbrella 

or toilet cleaner? 

We booked our accommodation in Tallahassee ahead of 

time as we planned to be there for the whole weekend… Just to 

eke it out as long as possible and to keep the ‘Goodbyes’ at bay. 

A week or two before our ‘parting’ day I was beginning to 

become a bit weepy. As almost all planning was complete, I 

had nothing else to focus my mind on except that he would 

soon be gone. I tried to stay strong and composed in front of 

my son as he seemed to be coping so well. He was confident 

and excited and ultimately this was the day we had been preparing 

him for his whole life. 

With our cars loaded, my husband, daughter, son-in-law, son 

and myself made our way to Tallahassee, which from South 

Florida is at least a 6-hour drive. So far, so good! We made it 

to Tally in good time considering it was move in week for all 

colleges in Florida. We all stayed together the first night and 

were up bright and breezy on the Saturday morning to start 

the move-in process. It all went well. I tried to get the place as 

clean as possible as that is a “mom” thing to do but as my son 

didn’t want anything fancy in his dorm, he was settled within 

a few hours, and that is a “son” thing! 

We were all done by midday and the next 24 hours were a 

blur and a mixture of eating out and finding our way around 

Tallahassee. However, our farewells were imminent. I could feel 

myself getting choked up and the tears were never far away. 

I have to say that our goodbye on Sunday was a relatively 

quick affair, for which I am thankful. No point dragging it out 

and upsetting my son. 

I cried on and off for a few days. At first, grocery shopping 

was hard, seeing his favorite foods that I no longer needed to 

buy, and the house seemed so quiet without him. A part of us 

was missing, but slowly, we have adjusted to our new normal. I 

have been extremely fortunate that our son has chosen to keep 

in touch on a regular basis, so I don’t feel like I am harassing 

him. I still fret the whole time he is driving to or from Tally and 

I still get upset whenever he leaves to head back up north but, it 

has become a lot easier - and once he arrives back at college our 

lives resume to our new ‘normal.’ 

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Bob Costin 

Remembering Bob 


By Jeff Perlman 

On paper, Bob Costin 

and I shouldn’t have 

been friends. 

He was tall. I’m short. He loved the Red 

Sox, I love the Yankees. He was a Republican, 

I’m a Democrat. He wasn’t keen on 

Chinese food and loved lobster. I live for orange 

chicken and can’t even look at a lobster. 

Bob Costin was 30 years older than me when we 

lost him last week. He lived a long and very good 

life but losing him sure does hurt. He’s family. 

Diane and I love Bob and his lovely wife Sonya. 

We are not alone. Everyone who knew Bob 

- and there were many - loved him. He was warm, 

funny, optimistic, smart, sensitive, caring, openminded 

and lived one heck of a life. 

Bob and Sonya owned Costin’s Florist in downtown 

Delray for decades and Bob became president 

of FTD, rising to the top of his profession. He 

travelled the world for FTD and was famously in 

Iran when the Shah was overthrown. He and his 

contingent had to run through the airport to escape 

when the country fell to the Ayatollah. 

He told stories with gusto and wit, and we 

hung on every word. I will miss those stories. 

And I’ll miss the calls when we discussed the news 

of the day. We were different people from different 

generations, but we always found common ground. 

Diane grew close to Bob when he served as a 

CRA commissioner. He was a really good CRA 

commissioner and very supportive of staff and 

his fellow commissioners. He would later run for 

and serve a term on the City Commission. I had 

the pleasure of sitting next to Bob on the dais. We 

called him the “high commissioner” in deference 

to his 6’5” height. 

I relied on Bob. I truly did. I valued his experience 

and his commonsense wisdom. He was the 

opposite of me in terms of temperament, and I 

needed his quiet mentoring. He was calm, I was 

high strung. He had decades of perspective; I was 

still a young man in my 30s. 

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Having Bob on the commission gave us confidence and I knew he 

had my back. He had a sparkle in his eye when he looked at you that 

put you at ease even during the tensest of moments. 

I knew he believed in what we were doing and that gave me comfort. 

He had a gentle way of framing issues and injecting humor and 

common sense into the conversations we were having with each other 

and with the community. 

We were change agents. We were moving things forward, making 

noise, pushing ideas, and driving hard and fast. But we were also having 

fun—largely because of Bob. 

He set the tone. And he calmed the waters too. 

Bob would amble over to The Green Owl every morning where 

there used to be a table of civic fathers (all men, no women) who sat 

and held court. I liked all the men who sat at the table—Ernie Simon, 

Mayor Leon Weekes, Charlie Gwynn, Ken Ellingsworth, Bob Miller, and 

a few others. All civic giants; all long-term players. 

I think most were OK with me, but I wasn’t a peer. I wasn’t one of 

them. Bob was. And if they had a beef with a decision we made, Bob 

explained the rationale behind the vote and smoothed the waters. He 

knew how to lead with grace. Even when he disagreed with you; he 

was affable. He showed respect for others, and he was respected by 

all as a result. 

Bob Costin was old school. A flip phone. No email. When we would 

comment on the large volume of emails we were getting on a hot issue, 

Bob would smile. “I didn’t get any,” he would say. “My modem must be 

down.” And then he would laugh, that big, garrulous, wonderful and 

warm laugh. I wish I had a dollar for every time he used the “modem” 

line which was always followed by that laugh. 

I liked so much about Bob, but I loved three things the most. 

First, his hunger for knowledge and his ability to keep an open 

mind. Sometimes people of a certain vintage get a reputation of being 

closed off to change. Not Bob. He was willing to try things. Willing 

to take a leap. “We have to keep up with the times,” he’d say. “People 

will understand.” 

I also loved how much he was devoted to Sonya, a teacher who 

ended up working alongside Bob at the florist. They were quite a pair, 

married for 65 years. They did so much together. Travel, RV adventures, 

a dream lake house in Georgia and an occasional Red Sox game. 

Ugh, those Red Sox. Bob would call me if the Sox beat the Yankees and 

rub it in. I was not above giving it back to him. 

When we invited Bucky Dent to get a proclamation on the 25th anniversary 

of his epic home run to beat the Sox at Fenway in 1978, Bob 

whipped out a Red Sox cap as Bucky came to the mic. It was an epic 

Bob when he was president of FTD AT the White House with BeTTY Ford. 

THIS image is in the Ford Presidential LIBRARY. 

You can see Bob’s namePLATe in this SHOT. 

He was a calming influence on the DAIS. 

moment. And everyone, including Bucky, laughed. They traded some 

good-natured barbs, and a special moment was made immortal. 

Bob used to joke that he lived on Federal Highway before living on 

Federal Highway was cool. The Costin’s had a cottage on U.S. 1 where 

Putt N’ Around now sits. He lived there before the townhomes made 

the neighborhood fashionable. His cottage was moved and is now an 

office in the Old School Square Historic Arts District. I drive by it frequently 

and last week when I passed by, I got a lump in my throat. 

I remember Bob calling from Georgia and asking about his house 

after a hurricane. Would I go by and check on it? Sure, Bob. Of course, 

I would tell him that it was gone, trying my best to sell that story, but 

all I heard was that laugh. 

“You know Jeff,” he would say. “I would’ve emailed you, but my modem 

is down.” 

Bob served two years on the commission, opening a seat for Rita 

Ellis to secure. Rita would follow me as Mayor. 

We continued to stay in touch, often going to dinner—but never Chinese. 

“Next time, Jeff,” he would say. So, we kept going to Longhorn and 

a few times to Il Girasole. 

We talked Delray. We talked national news. We met up at a wedding 

in Italy. We met Bob and Sonya’s RV friends and we avoided Chinese 

food and email. And we talked about my kids. 

And that’s my third favorite thing about Bob. He was genuinely concerned 

for your kids and family. He adored Commissioner Jon Levinson 

and his wife and their three daughters and attended many a dinner 

at their home, including holidays. 

When I got Covid, Bob, who finally got a smart phone, texted me 

encouraging words. Every single day. Don’t give up. He wrote. You’ll be 

ok. He texted. And I didn’t. And I was. Eventually. 

Lately, Bob was sick. 

Diane and I went to see him. He smiled. He looked different but still 

had that wonderful voice. His last words to us were “I love you guys.” 

We said it back. 

And now that he’s gone, I realize something. Bob’s modem was 

never down. A modem is a device that is used to transmit and receive 

information. 

That was our Bob. He brought us information from a place of goodness, 

kindness, and love. 

Love for people, love for community, love for Delray Beach. 

We will miss this man. He was the high commissioner, a wonderful 

man, and a friend to so, so many. 

We love you Bob. 

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travel | iceland 

A Fantasy Trip 

Around Ring Road 

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

icebergs, mountains, black sand beaches, and majestic 

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

and turbulence is always steps away. 

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

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

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

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

farms, and people in all their splendor. 

I recommend you take the Ring Road counterclockwise for 

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

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

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

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

less congestion. 

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

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

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

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

written and photographed By Jeffrey David Reynolds 

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

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

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

countryside is just outside of Reykjavik, the capital city. 

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The TOwering view of mounTAIn peaks FROM high ABOVe Porsmork . 

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

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

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

every juncture on Ring Road. 

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

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

mountain ranges, unworldly to Florida eyes. Rugged 

mountain trails can often lead to isolated crystal-cold pristine 

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

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

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

landscape just miles apart. 

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

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

above the ocean you will find towering black basalt obelisks that 

have withstood the petulant sea. 

The cliffs at Dyrholaey are home to the colorful Atlantic Puffin 

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

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

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

their unique flying waddle as their gull cousins slash over the 

waves or sail high above the rugged cliffs. 

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

is the long and broad black volcanic sand beach. Caution 

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

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

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

The national park system in Iceland is breathtaking and something 

Icelanders are truly proud of. One of the largest National 

Parks in Europe is Vatnajokull National Park which was formed 

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

spectacular. 

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

of Akureyri where whale watching tours can be arranged. 

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

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

one makes the circuit around Iceland. 

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

city is sophisticated and charming, easy to navigate with 

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

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

on this island nation. 

A solitary basalt column wITHSTAnding the SHATTering sea AT Dyrholaey 

SAFETY TIPS FOR TRAVELING IN ICELAND 

Iceland is not sunny south Florida and there are essential words 

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

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

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

to a land of raw, untouched beauty. 

The wind of Iceland is dangerous and unpredictable. Weather 

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

change with no warning and become treacherous. The velocity of 

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

at upper elevations can take a hiker’s life. 

Tourists from warmer climates need to be aware and take necessary 

precautions. Before setting out on a hike or trip always 

check the weather and road conditions. There is a nationwide 

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

There is also a weather phone number and website in English 

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

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

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

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

hike with a partner, never alone. 

Vegetation grows slowly in Iceland and the environment in this 

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

growth and Icelanders are careful of it. 

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

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

burn. 

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

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

freezing sea. 

When traveling in the outback, register your itinerary with 

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

smart to let this service know where you are going. 

Earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and road washouts are Icelandic 

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

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

website or call the weather number. 

If you follow these simple rules your summer travel to Iceland 

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

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

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

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The DRAMATIC COASTLIne of eAST Iceland near sunset 


State of the CITY 

By Mayor Shelly Petrolia 

Exciting Projects and a 

New School Year on the Horizon 

Delray Beach Receives $19M for Stormwater 

PROject and STATewide PROgram Excellence Award 

I am thrilled to announce that our city was awarded $19.8 million 

in state funding to assist with the design and construction of the Tropic 

Isle Neighborhood Stormwater Project. The funding will help our 

Public Works team complete improvements for more reliable underground 

stormwater systems and elevated roadways, which will help 

reduce the potential for flooding caused by hurricanes, King Tides, 

and projected sea-level rise. Thanks to the hard work of our city staff, 

Delray Beach has been awarded over $22 million in state funding for 

several stormwater projects for the coming year. 

In June, our city received the Statewide Program Excellence Award 

for Stormwater Programs from the Florida Stormwater Association. 

Only one stormwater program is chosen each year, and it’s an honor to 

receive this award. Our team is working hard to make our city resilient 

to climate change and sea level rise and doing an amazing job! 

In addition to these successful efforts, there are several projects 

that are in the running for funding through FEMA’s Hazard Mitigation 

Grant Program, including the Thomas Street Stormwater Pump Station 

and Marine Way projects. If you would like more information on 

the 75 capital improvement projects in our city, please visit https:// 

www.delraybeachfl.gov. 

Recognizing Our Public wORKS DireCTOR, 

Missie BarleTTO 

I’d like to give a special thank 

you to our Public Works Director, 

Missie Barletto, for her dedication 

and efforts to improve our 

stormwater program. Without 

her, receiving this level of state 

funding and the Statewide Program 

Excellence Award would 

not be possible. 

Missie joined our city in May 

2016 and oversees the infrastructure 

elements needed for 

the Transportation, Stormwater 

Management, and Beach Management branches of our Capital Improvement 

Program. She also works closely with the Utilities Department 

on major utilities-related improvements. 

Before taking on the role of Public Works Director, Missie spent several 

years at a private engineering firm, specializing in major roadway 

construction, and almost 20 years with the South Florida Water Management 

District (SFWMD). During her time with the SFWMD, Missie 

served as a liaison to other state and federal agencies, along with local 

county and municipal governments. 

Thank you, Missie, for leading our Public Works team and for helping 

to ensure our city remains resilient for years to come. 

Back to School Safety Tips 

The first day of school in Palm Beach County is August 10, 2022, and 

the Delray Beach Police Department has shared some helpful safety tips. 

Safety Tips for Drivers 

• Buckle up and DON’T text and drive. 

• Stay alert and watch for children, especially near school zones and 

bus stops. 

• Prepare to slow down in school zones and obey signals from 

school crossing guards. 

• Drive or park only in designated areas for school drop off or pick up. 

• Stop a safe distance away from busses. Red flashing lights and an 

extended stop arm signal indicate children will be getting on or off. 

You may proceed after the red lights stop flashing and the bus arm is 

withdrawn. 

Safety Tips for Students 

• Look both ways before crossing the street and make eye contact 

with your bus driver before walking in front of a bus. 

• Wait for your bus a safe distance from the road and do not sit on 

the curb. 

• Stay away from bus wheels and never walk behind a bus. 

• Take note of your surroundings and NEVER accept rides from 

strangers. 

• Listen to the crossing guard’s directions when crossing the street. 

• Carry a flashlight while walking to and from home if it’s dark outside. 

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Together, we can make sure everyone has a safe and fun school year! 


Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce has launched their new program for men: 

C.O.R.E. (Creating Original Relationships & Experiences) 

The kickoff event was held on June 21 at Warren Delray where attendees 

enjoyed networking, whiskey tastings and more! 

"My hope for the C.O.R.E. Men’s Club is that we bring guys together periodically in a fun, low key 

atmosphere which also highlights a unique experience in our community. If we have fun together, we 

will build strong relationships, and make our community a better place to live for everyone! 

- C.O.R.E. Sponsor, Jeffrey Fine with iThink Financial 

"C.O.R.E. Men’s Group is unique. It’s more than networking. It’s more than happy hour. It is a men’s 

group that is centered around forming bonds through shared experiences. These premium events 

provide an atmosphere where our members can learn something new while also growing their 

business. It’s something unlike any other group in the area and yet another reason why the Greater 

Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce is the best in the area." 

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- C.O.R.E. Chair, Shaun Hall with Viral Vision Marketing 

SPONSORED BY: 

UPCOMING EVENTS: 

delraybeach.com 


This Month in HISTORY 

Looking Back 

August in History 

By Lewis David 

Looking back at important dates that 

took place in the month of August both 

here in America and across the globe. 

August 1st, 1838 and 1944 

• Over 300 years since it was first introduced to the island, 

slavery was officially abolished in Jamaica. A little less than thirty 

years later, the United States would follow in its footsteps. 

• The last diary entry of Anne Frank was penned. 

Three days later she and her family were arrested 

by the Nazi regime and sent to concentration 

camps. Anne died at the Bergen-Belsen 

camp the following year, aged 15. 

August 2nd, 1776 

• A parchment copy of the Declaration 

of Independence was signed by most 

of the 55 members of the Continental 

Congress. 

August 3rd, 1492 

• The explorer Christopher Columbus set sail from Spain with 

the ships Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria. His voyage, searching for 

a western route to the Far East, saw him discover a number of 

Caribbean Islands, and paved the way for the exploration of the 

New World. 

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August 4th, 1962 

• Nelson Mandela, a well-known opponent of Apartheid, was 

arrested by police in South Africa and would eventually be sentenced 

to life in prison for high treason and conspiracy 

to overthrow the government. A 

worldwide campaign was 

conducted in the 1980s and 

culminated in his release 

from prison in 1990. Four 

years after his release, in 

the first election black 

South Africans could vote 

in, Mandela was voted in 

as president. 


August 6, 1945, and 1965 

• The first use of atomic weapons in warfare was used as 

the United States dropped an atomic bomb over the centre of 

Hiroshima, Japan during the Second World War. 

• President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act of 

1965 into law. The Act was designed to counter the Jim Crow laws 

that had become commonplace in the South and looked to expand 

voting rights for disenfranchised African Americans. 


• The Soviet Union declared war on Japan, sending troops into 

Japanese-held Manchuria. 

August 9th, 1945 and 1974 

• The second atomic bombing of Japan took place as the United 

States dropped the atomic bomb on the city of Nagasaki, looking to 

force the Japanese into surrender. 

• Richard Nixon resigns as President of the United States and 

Vice President Gerald Ford swears the oath of office to take his 

place as the 38th US President. 


• Frederick Douglass, 

an escaped slave, 

spoke to a Northern 

audience for the 

first time in his 

life. His powerful 

and emotional 

account of his 

life as a slave 

contributed to 

the increasingly 

negative views of 

slavery held in the 

North. 

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• The Berlin Wall emerged following the East German government 

closing the borders between the Eastern and Western sectors of 

Berlin. It would become one of the notorious symbols of the Cold 

War until it came down in 1989. 

August 14th, 1935 and 1945 

• President Roosevelt signed the Social Security Act into law 

which established the system of guaranteeing pension to those who 

retired at the age of 65. 


• The Allies complete the conquest of Sicily after only 38 days. 

This would give the Allies control of the Mediterranean and help 

force Italy out of the war. 


• The 19th Amendment to the US Constitution, granting women 

the right to vote, was ratified. 

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August 21st, 1959 

• A few months after admitting Alaska to the Union, President 

Dwight D. Eisenhower signed the proclamation that admitted 

Hawaii to the Union as the 50th state. 

• Following the dropping of two atomic bombs and the 

declaration of war by the Soviet Union, the Japanese Empire 

officially announced its surrender. 



• During the War of 1812 against the British Empire, Washington 

D.C. was invaded by British forces, leading to the burning of the 

Capitol, the White House, and a number of other public buildings 

and private homes. This was done in response to the earlier 

American burning of modern-day Toronto. 


• Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a prominent Civil Rights 

figure and a preacher of non-violence, delivered his famous “I Have 

a Dream” speech at the Lincoln memorial during the March on 

Washington. 

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• The Indonesian Island of Krakatoa saw one of the most 

catastrophic volcanic eruptions in recorded human history. The 

explosions were heard from 2,000 miles away and waves as high as 

120 ft killed tens of thousands of people on nearby islands. 

August 31st, 1997 

• Princess Diana, often referred to as the ``People’s Princess” 

passed away in Paris following a high-speed car crash. People from 

Britain and around the world mourned her passing and her funeral 

was watched by millions. 


Danny Pacheco Jr. 

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My mother 

Rosita taught 

me that 

everything in 

life is possible 

and not to ever 

let anyone crush 

your dreams 


egulars | city people 

by diane feen | Photo by melissa korman 

Role Model, Police Sergeant, and Inspiration 

Danny Pacheco Jr. is a dreamer. 

He’s also a doer. 

The Sergeant in the Delray Beach Police Department has humble 

roots, but used every obstacle to grow faster than a weed 

in fertile ground. 

He was born and raised in Peru by a single mother, who worked 

hard to raise her children and instill in them a work ethic that Warren 

Buffet would be proud of. 

“My mother Rosita taught me that everything in life is possible and 

not to ever let anyone crush your dreams. She is a woman of great faith.” 

Faith is a concept that has wrapped itself around Pacheco like a 

garden snake. He grew up with dreams of becoming a police officer, 

yet he didn’t speak English and had no money. 

He moved to Queens, New York (at age 21) and found work in fast 

food restaurants and as a day laborer in construction. “I distributed 

flyers along the streets in NYC and stood on a corner for hours waiting 

for a contractor who needed a set of hands willing to do hard 

manual labor.” 

Pacheco saved his money and put himself through East Stroudsburg 

University in Pennsylvania. He studied Criminal Justice and Sociology 

with a minor in French. He also spent a year studying French 

at the Sorbonne Université in Paris. 

Soon afterwards Pacheco found his way to South Florida. “I 

couldn’t believe how great the sun felt on my face and how beautiful 

the palm trees were. It was a big difference from the winters in New 

York and Pennsylvania.” 

This revelation set the stage for a new life – not only one of environmental 

warmth, but one of a heart felt nature. 

His first job was as a Probation and Parole Officer with the State of 

Florida. He enjoyed the work and his colleagues, but was still searching 

for his North star. 

Twenty years ago, he found it. 

“I was so fortunate to start my career with the Delray Beach Police Department. 

I always wanted to be a police officer because as a child in Peru 

I saw how they helped victims of crime and people in the community.” 

His dream was realized on the streets of Delray Beach. Not as a 

conceptual theory, but one rooted in reality. 

It all started when Pacheco was patrolling the streets of Delray. 

“It didn’t take me long to realize there was a large Latino and Haitian 

population living in Delray. I discovered that these communities 

were culturally distant from the Police Department and had no real 

connection or dialogue with them.” 

In 2003, Pacheco put together the first community event between 

the Police Department and the Latino and Haitian communities. 

This successful event helped build a bridge for better communication 

and partnership. 

Pacheco was also a Narcotics Agent who worked with local, state 

and federal agencies to reduce drug activity in South Florida. He received 

an award of appreciation from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration 

for “exceptional service, leadership, and contributions.” 

But that was not his only contribution to making life better for 

those in Delray. “As Delray Beach opened up after the Covid pandemic, 

I was saddened and disheartened by the number of kids in the 

streets with nothing to do and no direction.” 

So, Pacheco created a solution to a problem that has plagued underserved 

neighborhoods for generations. He started a soccer team 

for children (ages 8 to 15) called Delray Kicks. The team was highlighted 

in local and national media, garnering them financial support 

and needed resources. 

It was soccer that gave Pacheco solace and security as a child, 

and it is soccer that has added muti-dimensional goodness to local 

minority children. Police Chief Javaro Sims has seen these benefits 

close up. “Officer Pacheco has become that safe place for kids in his 

program. He provides support, teaching, coaching, and structure in 

their lives. He provides them with necessary social and communication 

skills they need for future growth.” 

You bet he does. The soccer team has become a surrogate family 

for the kids. It helps them form relationships with their peers, offers 

them clothing and uniforms, and when their families need help Pacheco 

and his peers get whatever is needed for them. 

But it was not easy at the beginning. “When I met with kids to share 

what I was putting together, I was met with suspicion and sometimes 

animosity. This drove me to work harder to earn their trust.” 

It’s not just children that Pacheco helps. When a member of his 

community was diagnosed with cancer (and couldn’t afford treatment) 

Pacheco organized an event to raise money. Shortly afterward, 

the person started cancer treatments. 

Pacheco’s kind heart and giving nature are obvious to those who 

know him. “Danny genuinely cares for everyone, no matter their 

background. He’s a family man, a great teacher, and an amazing 

coach. You cannot say the name ‘Danny Pacheco’ without thinking 

community and love,” said officer Rodner Guillaume. 

It’s not just his good deeds that has everyone in awe of this gentle 

giant, it is his sense of responsibility. He is raising his 16-year-old 

son, and his mother lives with him as well. His fiancé Kimberly also 

sees the jewel in the fiber of his being. 

“Danny is a kind-hearted man who is very giving, patient, and generous 

with his time and resources. He wants to show the kids they 

too can be leaders in the community, and anything is possible if you 

are dedicated, work hard, and have opportunities.” 

Pacheco is also always looking to learn and grow. He got a Masters’ 

Degree in Business Administration from FIU and a real estate license. 

He runs in marathons for charity (and for fun) and loves to travel. 

If there is one person who influenced Pacheco the most it’s his 

mom Rosita. “My mother told me to be punctual, and no matter what 

job you have, do it well or don’t do it.” 

Sergeant Pacheco is a good listener. 

Delray Kicks: pacheco@mydelraybeach.com 

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dining | restaurant review 

By diane feen | Photos by melisSa korman 

IL CONTADINO RISTORANTE 

Homemade Food That Delights The Senses 

Passion fans the flame of 

greatness. When we live our 

lives and our occupations with 

passion the results are clearly 

spectacular. 


It doesn’t mean that life is perfect all the time. But you can feel the 

difference when those around you have a passion for what they do. 

Michel Menna is one of those people. The owner-chef of Il Contadino 

in Pineapple Grove is driven to perfection behind the scenes 

in the kitchen. You can feel it the moment you dive into one of his 

specially prepared dishes. It’s apparent that his passion has infused 

your plate with greatness. 

You might feel like licking the plate (go ahead, we won’t look) because 

of the incredible flavor in the nightly specials. Take the fresh 

Branzino with caramelized Campari tomatoes in a light wine sauce 

with roasted potatoes and a bit of cheese. The dish comes decorated 

with tulips and roasted zucchini. It’s easy to make good seafood dishes 

with a creative flair, but there is something extra special about a 

dish that makes you want to jump for joy. 

Cooking has been at the forefront of Menna’s consciousness since 

he could reach the table (maybe before that). “This is what I have 

done my entire life. I would create special creations and my parents 

would come home and ask who catered this meal. I could barely 

reach the stove yet I loved cooking as a child. It’s my creative outlet.” 

And what an outlet he has. Like spark plugs on a car, Menna ignites 

his passion for combining ingredients like a pro. You can tell by the 

taste of the dishes set before you. The sauces are light – which we 

think is important – and the flavors are artfully combined like a synchronized 

symphony. 

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milk and cookies prepared by Michael and AnnaGabriella’s Key Lime pie 

pork chop primavera

mushrooms stuffed with baked brie 

Apparently, the word is out. 

Just recently Menna hosted 40 guests for an elaborate brunch usually 

only seen at 5-Star hotels. Everything on the menu was homemade 

and food flowed from inside and outside on the European-style 

patio. There were baked frittatas with spinach and vegetables or 

with meats such as sausage, bacon and ham. There was also corned 

beef hash, eggs Benedict with spinach, sculptured fruit bowls, roasted 

potatoes, house cured salmon, flowing mimosas and more. 

Dorothy Hernandez hosted this feast. “My cousin was celebrating 

his 90th birthday and Il Contadino was the perfect venue for our 

weekend of gastronomic pleasures. The frittatas, French toast, bacon, 

potatoes, great coffee, juice, fruit, pastries, and more - were all 

terrific. We especially liked the smoked salmon, which was personally 

prepared by Michel...it was so-o-o-o delicious! We were all delighted 

with the meal. Chef Michel did an excellent job and surpassed 

my expectations.” 

Alicia Feldman from Scarsdale recently attended a dinner party for 

25 at Il Contadino in honor of Lyndsey Roth’s Bat Mitzvah. She felt 

the same way as Hernandez. 

“I felt like we were in Tuscany. The ambiance at Il Contadino was 

beautiful and the food was even better. We had baked Ziti, Penne 

Vodka, Chicken Piccata, Buffalo Mozzarella and meatballs. The 

creamy baked Ziti and flavorful Meatballs were the best I’ve ever had. 

Everything was delicious,” said Feldman, who declared Il Contadino 

a ‘must try.’ 

The reason for this fanfare and delight is because the food at Il Contadino 

is prepared fresh on the spot with tender loving care. Nothing 

is pre-made or frozen and all dishes are custom made to perfection. 

The specials of the day will really astound you. Served in large platters, 

that are almost as big as the table – these feasts are reminiscent 

of the ancient Greek gastronomy food orgies. One of our favorites is 

the Double Cut Pork Chops pounded thin and breaded. It was topped 

off with baby greens, red onions, Kalamata olives and tomatoes. It 

was lightly breaded, tender and flavorful beyond our expectations. 

Joe Cantina was wowed by this light, yet hearty dish. The newcomer 

to Il Contadino was elated at the taste and lightness of the 

dish with its fresh and concise preparation. “This dish is wonderful. 

The breading doesn’t overwhelm the pork chops and the greens 

and dressing soaked into the pork making it flavorful beyond belief. 

I never eat Pork Chops, but this tasted so much like veal I couldn’t tell 

the difference. This is really a great restaurant.” 

There are other supersized superb specials as well. There’s a 

5-pound cowboy Ribeye Steak on a platter with onions, Hollandaise 

sauce, mushrooms, red onions, homemade mashed potatoes with 

gorgonzola cheese and fresh floral adornment. 

House cured Salmon 

But it’s the cured salmon that really has everyone swooning. “The 

House cured salmon was out of this world – nothing like I’ve tasted. 

It whetted my appetite for what was to follow. It was all excellent,” 

added Cantina. 

James of Delray Beach had a similar experience. “This is my favorite 

restaurant in South Florida. Michel the Chef/Owner has the largest 

wine selection in any Restaurant I’ve been to. The food is all made 

to order and is the best in Delray. If you’re ever in Delray you owe it to 

yourself to stop in and have dinner at Il Contadino. Want something 

you don’t see on the menu? No problem. Michel will prepare anything 

you want, any way you want it. Michel is a most gracious host 

and goes out of his way to make your dining experience memorable.” 

The desserts are also special. The Cookies and Milk was an elaborate 

combination of a thick chocolate chip cookie-muffin immersed 

in milk with cookies surrounding the glass. 

Come to Il Contadino. The food is fresh, and the dining experience 

is top notch. Call ahead if you want a special dish. 

The intimate European style patio is just icing on the cake of perfection. 

Michel welcomes all to experience his culinary passion. 

Il Contadino Ristorante 

165 NE 2nd Ave, Delray Beach 

561-330-0004 

Catering and take-out available 

Follow them on Instagram @ilcontadino_Delray 

Homemade roasted vegetable lasagna 

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We at Atlantic Ave Magazine try to keep our Dining Guide 

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

this can sometimes be a difficult task. We may omit 

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

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

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DELRAY BEACH 

American 

Atlantic Grille 

1000 E. Atlantic Ave 

(In the Seagate Hotel) 

561-665-4900 

Boston’s on the Beach 

40 S. Ocean Blvd 

561-278-3364 

Brulé Bistro 

200 NE 2nd Ave #109 

561-274-2046 

Bru’s Room 

35 NE 2nd Ave 

561-276-3663 

BurgerFi 


561-278-9590 

Burt & Max’s Bar & grill 

Delray Marketplace 

Atlantic & Lyons 

561-638-6380 

Cut 432 


561-272-9898 

Dada 

52 N. Swinton Ave 

561-330-3232 

Deck 84 


561-665-8484 

Donnie’s Place 

60 NW 5th Ave 

561-243-9996 

Ember Grill 


(in The Ray Hotel) 

561-739-1705 

End Of The Ave 


561-562-8196 

Gourmet Killer Dogs 


561-513-1761 

Grangers Grill 

802 SE 5th Ave 

561-276-7881 

Harvest Seasonal Grill 

and Wine Bar 

1841 S. Federal Hwy 

561-266-3239 

Henry’s 

16850 Jog Road 

Between Linton Blvd & 

Clintmore Rd 

561 638 1949 

Jimmy’s Bistro 

9 S Swinton Avenue 

561-865-5774 

Johnnie Brown’s 


561-243-9911 

Longhorn Steakhouse 


561-278-1944 

Lucilles Bad to the Bone 

BBQ, Delray Marketplace 

9173 West Atlantic Ave 

561-810-4045 

MIA Kitchen & Bar 


561-499-2200 

Outback 

1300 Linton Blvd 

561-272-7201 

Park Tavern 

32 SE 2nd St 

561-265-5093 

Rosewater Rooftop 


(in The Ray Hotel) 

561-739-1700 

Salt7 

32 SE 2nd St 

561-274-7258 

Seacrest Grille 

(Opal Grand Resort) 

10 N. Ocean Blvd 

561-274-3200 

Sundy House – 

Historic Restaurant 

106 S. Swinton Ave, DB 

561-272-5678 

Surf Shack 


(Federal Hwy.) 

561-501-7868 

The Grove Restaurant 

187 NE 2 Ave. 

561-789-8636 

The Office 


561-276-3600 

The Original Brooklyn 

Water Bagel 

14451 S. Military Trail 

561-455-7490 

The Wine Room 

Kitchen & Bar 


561-243-WINE (9463) 

Asian/Sushi/ 

Chinese/fusion 

Buddha Sky Bar 


561-450-7557 

China Gardens 

14402 S. Military Trail, 

561-498-5226 

Lemongrass Bistro 


561-278-5050 

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Shiitake Asian Bistro 

4900 Linton Blvd, #14 

561-865-5538 

Yama Japanese 

Restaurant 


561-266-9929 

Ziree Thai & Sushi 

401 W. Atlantic Ave 

561-276-6549 

Continental/ 

Greek 

Blue Anchor 


561-272-7272 

Boheme Bistro 


561-278-4899 

Joseph’s Wine Bar 


561-272-6100 

La Cigale, A Taste of the 

Mediterranean 


561-265-0600 

Olio Bistro 

42 SE 2nd Ave 

561-278-6633 

Taverna Opa 


561-303-3602 

Victor’s Indian Palace 

2222 West Atlantic Ave. 

561-332-3827 

Coffee/Dessert 

Ben & Jerry’s 


561-272-3112 

Carmela Coffee 

247 SE 6th Ave, Suite 1 & 

8918 W Atlantic Ave 561- 

303-1351 

Coffee District 


561-455-0541 

Cream Frozen Yogurt, 

Gelato & Gourmet Coffees 

1163 E. Atlantic Ave. 

561-303-1912 

Gizzi’s Coffee 

2275 S. Federal Hwy #380 

561-266-9797 

Jellies at Seagate 


561-330-3775 

Kilwin’s Chocolates & 

Ice Cream 


561-278-0808 


Puro’s Cigar 


561-278-6118 

Starbucks 


561-243-9332 

Health Food 

Fit Food Express 

302 NE 4th St 

561-330-4525 

Nutrition Cottage 

1815 S. Federal Highway, 

561-734-4626 

Purgreens 

Inside Purlife Fitness 

Center 


561-276-7387 

The New Vegan 

528 NE 2nd St. 

561-404-5301 

Italian 

4 Brothers Italian 

Restaurant & Pizzeria 


561-496-3990 

Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza 

115 NE 6th Ave 

561-278-7911 

Bambini’s Garden Pizzeria 

14466 Military Trail 

561-638-6442 

Caffe Luna Rosa 


561-274-9404 

Carrabba’s Italian Grill 

335 E. Linton Blvd 

561-266-9393 

D’Angelo Pizza Tapas 

16950 Jog Road. 

561-381-0037 

IL Contadino 

Ristorante 

165 NE 2nd Ave, 

Pineapple Grove 

561-330-0004 

Il Girasole 

1911 S. Federal Hwy, 

561-272-3566 

Pizza Rustica 


561-279-8766 

Pizzeria Sophia 

15065 S State Rd 7 (441) 

Bay 400 

561-359-2606 

Rose’s Daughter 

American Trattoria 


561-271-9423 

Sazio 


561-272-5540 

Sazio Express 


561-276-2637 

Scuola Vecchia 

Moved to Coral Springs. 

For info call 954-775-0861 

Terra Fiamma 

Ristorante. Pizza. Bar 


Delray Marketplace 

561-495-5570 

Tramonti Italian 

Ristorante 


561-272-1944 

Vic & Angelo’s 


561-278-9570 

Windy City Pizza 


561-266-2811 

Latin/cAribbean/ 

Spanish 

Bamboo Fire Café 

149 NW 4th Ave 

561-749-0973 

Cabana El Ray 


561-274-9090 

Meso Beach House 

900 E. Atlantic Ave, 

On the Intracoastal 

561-562-5111 

Papa’s Tapas 


561-266-0599 

Mexican 

El Camino 

15 NE 2nd Ave. 

561-865-5350 

Hacienda Mexican 

Restaurant & Bar 

14820 S Military Trail. 

561-562-5151 

Las Catrinas Mexican & 

Tequila Bar 

3035 S. Federal Highway, 

561-894-8716 

Rocco’s Tacos & 

Tequila Bar 


561-808-1100 

Senor Burrito 

142 SE 6th Ave #E 

561-278-5757 

Pubs/Clubs 

3rd & 3rd 

301 NE 3rd Ave, 

561-303-1939 

Blue Anchor British Pub & 

Restaurant 

804 E. Atlantic Ave. 

561-272-7272. 

Bull Bar Inc 


561-274-8001 

Honey 


561-270-7187 

Hurricane Bar & Lounge 


561-278-0282 

O’Connors Irish Pub 


561-330-0022 

Delray Hideaway 

1045 E Atlantic Ave 

561-562-5500 

Sandbar 


561-278-3364 

The London Lounge 

2725 N. Federal Hwy 

561-808-7138 

Tim Finnegans Irish Pub 


561- 330-3153 

Seafood 

50 Ocean 

50 S. Ocean Blvd, Delray 

Beach, FL 33483 

561-278-3364 

City Oyster 


561-272-0220 

J & J Seafood Bar & Grill 


561-272-3390 

Lionfish 

Delray Beach 

307 East Atlantic Ave 

561-865-7066 

Mussel Beach 


561-921-6464 

Racks Fish House 

5 SE 2nd Ave, 

561-450-6718 

Sandwich/Deli 

Bagel’s With Deli 


561-279-4799 

Big Al’s Steaks 


561-819-1888 

Brighton Beach Bagel & 

Bakery 

14587 S. Military trail 

561-270-3771 

Checkers 


561-278-9939 

Christina’s Restaurant 


561-278-3200 

Conte’s Italian Deli & 

Gourmet Market 

311 NE 2nd Ave, 

561-501-7399 

Cornell Café Morikami 

Museum 

4000 Morikami Park Rd 

561-495-0233 

Domino’s Pizza 


561-330-0002 

Dunkin Donuts 


561-243-1196 

Famous Market Deli 


561-495-8590 

Jersey Mikes Subs 

455C NE 5th Ave 

561-276-8949 

Jimmy John’s 

Gourmet Sandwiches 


561-243-1100 

Marianne Gourmet 

Shop, 803 George Bush 

Blvd, 561-278-3349 

Nemo’s Fish & Chicken 


561-865-5094 

Sandwiches by the Sea 


561-272-2212 

Subway 

900 Linton Blvd, Ste 905 

561-330-7442 

Tea-Licious Tearoom 

4997 B, W Atalantic Ave, 

561-638-5155 

The Sandwich Man 

Pizza Too 


561-274-7135 

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Tony’s Deli 

Breakfast, Lunch, Hero’s 


561-276-1749 

Boca raton 

American 

Abe & Louis Glades Plaza 

2300 W. Glades Road, 

561-447-0024 

The Addison 

2 E. Camino Real 

561-372-0568 

Boston Market 

7020 Beracasa Way, 

561-392-2795 

Cheesecake Factory 

5530 Glades Road. 

561-393-0344 

Chops Lobster Bar 

101 Plaza Real 

561-395-2675 

Duffy’s Sports Grill 

21212 St Andrews Blvd. 

561-869-0552 

Grand Lux Café 

Town Ctr Mall, 6000 

Glades Road, 

561-392-2141 

Houston’s 

1900 N.W. Executive Ctr 

Circle. 

561-998- 0550 

J. Alexander’s 


561-347-9875 

Kathy’s Gazebo Café 

4199 N. Fed. Highway. 

561-395-6033 

Kee Grill 

17940 N.Military Trail. 

561-995-5044 

Lucilles Bad to the 

Bone BBQ 

3011 Yamato Road 

561-997-9557 

Madison’s New York Grill 

2006 NW Executive Center 

Circle. 561-994-0808 

Mariposa 

Neiman Marcus at Town 

Ctr-5860 Glades Rd. 

561-544-2320 

Max’s Grille 

Mizner Park-404 Plaza 

Real 561-368-0080 

Miller’s Ale House 

1200 Yamato Road. 

561-998-9142 


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Mississippi Sweets BBQ 

2399 N Federal Hwy. 

561-394-6779 

Morton’s The Steakhouse 

Shops at Boca- 

5050 Town Ctr Circle 

561-392-7724 

New York Prime 

2350 N.W. Executive Ctr 

Drive 561-998-3881 

Pavilion Grille 

301 Yamato Road 

561-912-0000 

Polo’s Restaurant 

5030 Champion Blvd., 

561-997-2920 

Rebel House 

297 E Palmetto Park Road. 

561-353-5888 

Ruth’s Chris Steak House 

225 N.E. Mizner Blvd., 

561-392-6746 

Seasons 52 

2300 N.W.Executive Ctr, 

561-998-9952 

Six Tables 

112 N.E. 2nd St. 

561-347-6260 

The Capital Grille 

6000 Glades Road, 

561-368-1077 

The Grille on Congress 

5101 Congress Av. 

561-912-9800 

Yogurt Rendezvous* 

*(ORB Kosher) 7150 

Beracasa Way, 

561-392-8384 

Asian/Sushi/ 

Chinese 

Bluefin Sushi Thai Grill 

861 Yamato Rd. 

561-981-8986 

Boon’s Asian Bistro 

19605 SR7. 

561-883-0202 

Fah Asian Bistro 

Boca Valley Shopping Plaza 

-7461 N.Fed Hwy. 

561-241-0400 

5 Spice Asian Market 

Shoppes at Blue Lake 

1200 Yamato Rd. 

561-989-1688 

Kapow Noodle Bar 

431 Plaza Real. 

561-347-7311 

Lemongrass Asian Bistro 

101 Plaza Real South. 

561-544-8181 

P.F Chang’s 

1400 Glades Rd. Boca 

561-393-3722 

Sushi Masa & Thai 

2240 NW 19th Street. 

561-347-0008 

Sushi Ray 

Shops at Boca Ctr-5250, 

Town Ctr Circle 

561-394-9506 

Sushi Yama 

7055-33 W Palmetto Park 

Road. 561- 362-6416 

Tempura House 

The Reserve-9858 Clint 

Moore Road. Building 

561-883-6088 

Yokohama Sushi 

60 N Fed. Hwy, 

561-392-9328 

Yokohama Sushi 

9168 Glades Rd. 

561-451-1707 

Continental 

Bakery of France 

625 NE Spanish River 

Blvd., 561-361-4490 

Casa D’Angelo 

171 E Palmetto Park Rd. 

561-996-1234 

Cote France Café 

100K Plaza Real South, 

561-955-6021 

Casimir French Bistro 

416 Via De Palmas #81, 

Royal Palm Place 

561-955-6001 

Le Rivage 

450 N.E.20th St. 

561-620-0033 

Mario’s Osteria 


561-239-7000 

Matteo’s 

233 S Federal Hwy. 

561-392-0773 

Milos Taverna 

1600 N Fed. Hwy 

561-750-6720 

Taverna Kyma 

6298 N. Fed. Hywy. 

561-994-2828 

Villa Rosana 

9858 Clint Moore Road. 

561-470-0112 

Italian 

Arturo’s Ristorante 

6750 N.Fed Hwy. 

561-997- 7373 

Carraba’s Italian Grill 

6909 S.W.18th Street, 

561-544-8838 

Josephine’s 

5751 N.Fed. Highway. 561- 

988-0668 

La Luna Italian Bistro 

The Polo Shoppes-5030 

Champion Blvd. 

561-997-1165 

La Villeta 

4351 N. Fed. Highway 

561-362-8403 

Maggiano’s 

21090 St. Andrew’s Blvd. 

561-361-8244 

Nino’s Italian Restaurant 

7120 Beracasa Way, 

561-392-9075 

Novello Restaurant & Bar 

5999 N. Fed. Highway. 

561-994-3495 

Ristorante Sapori 

Royal Palm Place- 

301 Via De Palmas 

561-367-9779 

Tanzy Restaurant 

Mizner Park 

301 Plaza Real 

561-922-6699 

Trattoria Romana 

499 E. Palmetto Park Rd. 

561-393-6715 

Umbria 

Renaissance Hotel 2000 

NW 19st, Boca. 

561-368-5252 

Latin/ 

Caribbean 

Caribbean Grill 

1332 NW Boca Raton Blvd 

561-362-0161 

Cuban Café 

3350 N.W.Boca Blvd. 

561-750-8860 

Warike Peruvian Bistro 

2399 North Federal Hwy 

561-465-5922 

Mexican 

Senor Burrito 

513 N.E 20th Street 

561-347-6600 

Rocco’s Tacos 

5250 Town Center Circle. 

561-416-2131 

Seafood 

Bonefish Grill 

21065 Powerline Road. 

561-483-4949 

City Fish Market 


561-487-1600 

Deli/Cafés 

Ben’s Deli Kosher 

The Reserve-9942 Clint 

Moore Rd. 

561-470-9963 

Boca Beach House 

887 E Palmetto Park Road. 

561-826-8850 

Carmela Coffee 

3200 N Federal Hwy, Suite 

106 & 4800 T-Rex Ave, 

Suite 150 

561-430-5633 

Deli on Rye 

4311 N. Federlal Hwy., 

561-347-1400 

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Hotdogopolis 

6020 N Federal Hwy. 

8177 Glades Road 

561-998-5959 

Oasis Cafe 

Renaissance Hotel Boca 

2000 NW 19st, 

561-368-5252 

Saquella Caffe 

82 Royal Palm Place-410 

Via De Palmas, 

561-338-8840 

Toojay’s 

3013 Yamato Road. 

561-997-9911 

Toojay’s Gourmet Deli 

Polo Shoppes-5030 

Champion Blvd. 

561-241-5903 


dining | RECIPEs 

Lunchtime!!! 

The kiddos are headed back to school and caregivers will undoubtably 

be packing lunches, backpacks, and sending them off to learn. 

Here are some easy, healthy, packable lunch ideas that will get an A+, 

and make them the envy of the cafeteria. 

Spinach and 

Turkey Pinwheels 

ingredients 

1 carton (8 oz) spreadable garden vegetable cream cheese 

8 flour tortillas (8 inches) 

4 cups fresh baby spinach 

1 pound sliced deli turkey 

directions 

Spread cream cheese over tortillas. Layer with 

spinach and turkey. Roll up tightly; if not serving immediately, 

cover and refrigerate. To serve, cut rolls 

crosswise into 1-in. slices. 

Fruity Peanut 

Butter Pitas 

ingredients 

1/4 cup peanut butter 

1/8 teaspoon each ground allspice, cinnamon and nutmeg 

2 whole wheat pita pocket halves 

1/2 medium apple, thinly sliced 

1/2 medium firm banana, sliced 

directions 

In a small bowl, blend the peanut 

butter, allspice, cinnamon and nutmeg. 

Spread inside pita bread halves; 

fill with apple and banana slices. 

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Cheesy Quesadillas 

Pinwheels 

directions 

Place the tortillas on a greased baking sheet. Combine the 

cheese and salsa; spread over half of each tortilla. Fold over. 

Broil 4 in. from the heat for 3 minutes on each side or until 

golden brown. Cut into wedges. 


ingredients 

4 flour tortillas (8 inches), warmed 

1-1/2 cups shredded Mexican cheese blend 

1/2 cup salsa 

PBJ on a Stick 

ingredients 

2 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches 

1 cup seedless red or green grapes 

1 small banana, sliced 

4 wooden skewers (4-6 inches) 

directions 

Cut sandwiches into 1-in. squares. 

Alternately thread grapes, sandwich 

squares and banana slices onto each 

skewer. Serve immediately. 

Lunch Box 

Pizzas 

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ingredients 

1 tube (7-1/2 oz) refrigerated buttermilk biscuits (10 biscuits) 

1/4 cup tomato sauce 

1 teaspoon Italian seasoning 

10 slices pepperoni 

3/4 cup shredded Monterey Jack cheese 

directions 

Flatten each biscuit into a 3-in. circle and press into a 

greased muffin cup. Combine the tomato sauce and Italian 

seasoning; spoon 1 teaspoonful into each cup. Top each 

with a slice of pepperoni and about 1 tablespoon of cheese. 

Bake at 425° until golden brown, 10-15 minutes. Serve 

immediately or store in the refrigerator.

Bento box lunches are a great idea for kids that don’t like their food “touching!” 

These special lunch boxes are available everywhere (Amazon, Walmart, Target) 

and make packing all kinds of lunches so much easier! 

Vegetable Sushi or Onigiri 

Using leftover rice and cooked fish from a previous meal, 

packing sushi for the family can be as easy as making 

sandwiches — especially if the kids feel like helping. 

ingredients 

4 ounces thinly sliced smoked salmon 

3 cups cooked short-grain rice, hot (See how) 

2 tablespoonstoasted black sesame seeds 

1/4 teaspoon salt or less, if needed 

1 sheet toasted nori, cut in 4 strips 

directions 

1. Heat a well-seasoned cast iron skillet or nonstick 

pan over medium-high heat. Lay the salmon 

slices in the pan and cook until opaque and lightly 

browned, 15 to 30 seconds per side. Flake fish 

with a fork and mix with the rice and sesame 

seeds. Taste the mixture and add salt if needed. 

2. Place a bowl of water nearby and use it moisten 

your hands frequently while forming the onigiri, 

so the rice doesn’t stick to them. Place one quarter 

of the rice mixture (about 3/4 cup) in 

your hands and squeeze together firmly. 

Rotate and squeeze until it forms a 

circular cake that holds together securely. 

Wrap a strip of nori around the 

middle. Repeat with remaining rice 

mixture. 

3. Serve immediately or wrap in 

plastic wrap to eat later. Most people 

recommend not refrigerating onigiri 

because it ruins the texture of the 

rice, but I find a 30-second warming 

in the microwave revives a 

refrigerated onigiri just fine. 

• Pack with: Sushi condiments, 

edamame, raspberries, 

snickerdoodle cookie. 

Hummus and Pita Plate 

ingredients 

1 (15-ounce) can chickpeas (do not drain), or 

about 2 cups drained, cooked chickpeas 

3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil 

3 tablespoons tahini 

1 1/2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice 

(from 1/2 lemon), plus more as needed 

1 small clove garlic, coarsely chopped 

1 teaspoon salt 

1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 

directions 

1. Drain the chickpeas into a strainer, reserving 

the liquid from the can. If time 

and patience allow, pinch the skins 

from each of the chickpeas; this will 

make your hummus smoother. 

2. Combine the chickpeas, olive 

oil, tahini, lemon juice, garlic, salt, 

and pepper in the bowl of the food 

processor fitted with the blade attachment 

or blender. 

3. Blend hummus until smooth, at least 5 

minutes. Process the hummus continuously 

until it becomes very smooth, about 5 minutes. 

Scrape down the sides of the bowl as 

needed to integrate any large chunks. 

4. Taste and add more of any of the ingredients 

to taste. If your hummus is stiffer than 

you’d like, blend 2 to 3 tablespoons of the 

reserved chickpea liquid to thin it out and 

make the hummus creamier. 

5. Scrape the hummus into a bowl and 

serve with pita chips or raw vegetables. 

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• Pack with: Salami, olives, carrots, baby 

tomatoes, and grapes. (Note that dipping is 

easier and less messy if you pack the hummus 

in a separate container.) 

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BY Bill Piechocki and Dr. Diane Sudduth, DVM 

How Do I Get My Pet to 

Like Its New Food? 

One of the most popular questions we get when we do a 

health and nutritional consult is “How do I know if my pet 

will “like” it?” In today’s instant gratification society, we 

have expectations that are devoid of the realities of nature and real 

life. The switching of foods and diets is both simple and complicated. 

It is complicated because processed food often is laced with 

a myriad of excitotoxins that not only are addictive but also create 

confusion for the body. The solution is really easy, and we are here 

to show you the path. 

First and foremost, it is not about “like.” “Like” is an emotion 

that humans have tagged onto our pets when the reality is animals 

are essentially a creature of conditioning. They learn that if 

they beg, bark, or meow, they will be rewarded with a treat, that 

little something extra. They learn that when you get home after 

your long day that they will get fresh water or food. Humans have 

created and mislabeled these unnatural behavior responses. In 

the wild, water and food are natural resources that were available 

for them to find. If the body is free of these excitotoxins, natural 

instinct and cravings prevail. 

Our dogs and cats are carnivorous creatures that we have 

plucked from their natural state, bred, to reflect our preferred appearance, 

and now want to feed convenient, processed foods that 

are not natural or healthy. We have created this nightmare! The 

chemicals that are added to foods today destroy the cells in the 

digestive tract and also alter the reactions of the taste buds that 

confuse the whole body. 

The reason our pets are reluctant to eat is that we create an ongoing 

upset to their gastric system. The non-living, over cooked and 

chemically treated food ingredients in many of our high-tech, scientifically 

misbalanced formulated foods create a gastric rebellion 

that your pet cannot express verbally. It instead appears as disease 

that manifests itself in many different ways. Food refusal, finicky 

eaters, irritable bowel, diarrhea, vomiting, and other issues are the 

symptoms. This is what the food industry has inadvertently created 

for our special family members. 

The main deterrent is to start your carnivore pets on a real food, 

animal sourced rotational diet at the earliest age. This will allow 

the body to balance the creation of the proper digestive enzymes, 

hormones, and gastric bio-bloom from the beginning. If this is not 

the start, then we have to realize that we are rebuilding the gastric 

system at a cellular level, which takes time, literally months, and 

sometimes years depending on the damage that is already there. 

One smoothie does not heal a human so why do you expect your 

pet to heal in a day, week, or even months? It requires an understanding 

that YOU must be patient and tough in the detoxification 

and additional interdiction that you, as a pet guardian were most 

likely never advised of. Stop the junk and convenience foods and 

commit to the healthiest, species appropriate foods, diet plans, and 

lifestyle to give your special four-legged family member the best life 

they can experience. 

Bill Piechocki, animal nutritionist and CEO at My Paleo Pet in Pompano 

Beach, FL hosts The Pet Health Cafe web radio show. For over 50 

years in the animal industry Bill has provided unparalleled vision and 

information that is passed on to his clients and animal lovers daily. 

Visit the radio show to listen to LIVE broadcasts with his special guests 

and esteemed colleagues at www.PetHealthCafe.com or tune-in to the 

show’s archives at iHeart.com. Call for a free consultation or stop by 

My Paleo Pet in Pompano Beach, FL 954-971-2500, where Bill and the 

staff would be more than happy to help. 

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