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October, 2009 – SalsaFest Vendor Opportunities

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Dear Local Around Wellington & Royal Palm Beach Businesses,

There are still spots at the upcoming, popular festival SalsaFest to display your business! Call now to reserve your booth. Call Catherine at the Palms West Chamber of Commerce at 561-790-6200.Or visit this page for more information.  http://palmswest.com/index.php?submenu=salsafest_exhibit&src=gendocs&ref=ExhibitFoodBoothSales&category=salafest_home

 

Visit the above page to find the following:

Business Booth and Non-Profit booth application

Arts & Crafts booth application

Food booth and Food Cart application 

MUST E-MAIL FORM TO [email protected]

October, 2009 – Community Forum with Jess Santamaria Oct. 21st

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Commissioner Jess Santamaria invites the public to attend a monthly Community Forum! This is a great way to get your views heard by a public official and listen to the concerns of others in a true, open dialogue format.

Community Forum with Jess Santamaria

October, 2009 – My Gym’s Halloween Bash & Costume Drive

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Contact:            Tom Copeland

                          Director

                          My Gym of Royal Palm BeachMy Gym

                          (561) 860-3231

                          [email protected] 

My Gym’s Halloween Bash and Costume Drive

Local children’s fitness center teams with non-profits to deliver new and used costume donations to underprivileged youth

Royal Palm Beach, FL. (Grassroots Newswire) – My Gym Children’s Fitness Center of Royal Palm Beach and local non-profit organizations will be teaming up to deliver new and used costumes to children in need, just in time for Halloween night this year.

Costume donations are now being accepted at My Gym of RPB, 518 N. State Road 7 in Royal Palm Beach, Florida, 33411. The donation drive will end Friday, October 30th at 5pm during our My Gym’s annual Halloween Bash Party. If you would like to pick up a donated costume for your children, you’re welcome to visit our located and browse anytime between now and Halloween. Please call us for hours and more information at (561)-798-5656.

“Hosting this costume drive for local non-profits and the local community in need of support is very important to us,” said Tom Copeland, Director of My Gym Royal Palm Beach. “My Gym is more than just a fitness facility for children-it’s a place to empower them by helping to develop the skills, confidence and positive self-image they need to become healthy young adults. Community actions groups, like New Hope Charities share this compassion as they shape the lives of underprivileged children to become healthy, productive adults.”

The Halloween Bash Party will feature My Gym staff, friends, members, and their children in costumes during two separate party times – 9am-12p, and 2pm – 5pm. The party will feature door prizes and vendors. Non-members and their children are welcome and the event is free, we only ask that attendees bring a new or used children’s costumes for ages 1 and up.

Created in 1983, My Gym Children’s Fitness Centers are bright and exciting facilities where children actively participate in a variety of structured, weekly physical education classes to gain social skills and self-esteem. My Gym instructors receive extensive training and their five-to-one student/teacher ratio allows children more individual attention. From sports, dance and gymnastics to birthday parties and mommy-and-me programs, My Gym Children’s Fitness Centers has grown from its initial two locations in Southern California to more than 200 locations worldwide today. My Gym can be found online at www.my-gym.com

For more information about My Gym Royal Palm Beach’s Halloween Bash Party, or to learn more about My Gym, please contact us at (561) 798-5656, or email [email protected]

October, 2009 – Trunk or Treat at St. Michael’s

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

St. Michael Lutheran Church in Wellington will be holding their second annual Trunk or Treat on Sunday, October 25th at 6:30 pm.  Children dressed in costume can visit trunks of cars with happy people standing by with treats to share.  It is trick or treating but in the safety of the church’s parking lot. 

 

All children up to grade 6 are welcome to attend.  If your child is interested in the costume party just prior to Trunk or Treating, which will take place at 4 pm at the church, your child must be registered in advance.  Please call the church office at 793-4999 to register.

 

St. Michael is located in Wellington at the corner of Forest Hill Boulevard and Birkdale Drive.

 

For more information visit our website at www.stmichaelelc.com or contact the church office at 793-4999.

 

 

 

For more information contact:

 

Pastor Marjorie Weiss at 793-4999

October, 2009 – Making Strides Fundraising at Tijuana Flats

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JOIN US FOR DINNER

AT

Tijuana Flats

 

TuesDay, Oct. 27th

Greenview Shores & Wellington Trace

Next to Hollywood Video

 

PROCEEDS WILL BENEFIT THE

 

WELLINGTON COMMUNITY FITNESS 5K RUN AND WALK

&

MAKING STRIDES AGAINST BREAST CANCER

 

COME OUT WITH YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY FOR DINNER.

 

 

HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!

November, 2009 – Wellington Women’s Club Dinner Meeting

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To:  Around Wellington
From:  Wellington Women’s Club
Contact:  Allyson Samiljan, 561-798-6741
For Immediate Release
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The Wellington Women’s Club invites you to attend its dinner meeting on Thursday, November 5, 6:30 p.m., at Binks Forest Golf Club, 400 Binks Forest Drive, Wellington.  We are happy to welcome back our guest speaker, Anne Rodgers, LifeStages Editor and Charm columnist for The Palm Beach Post.

Anne has sped by most of the signposts on the road to middle age.  She’s had

Anne Rodgers
Anne Rodgers

 the marriage, the stepkids, the divorce, the new start in a new town, the fear of starting over.  She adores her aging, widowed mother and sometimes worries it’s not as safe for her to drive now that she’s 82.  She spoils her three nieces whenever their moms (her sisters) are looking the other way.  She loved college and secretly longs to audit courses in just about anything.  She wears her hair long, ignoring all advice to the contrary.  She loves meteor showers, big dogs, Florida’s sunny weather, snail-mail letters, a good vocabulary, trampolines, late-night reading and convertibles with the top down.

Join us for what promises to be a very enjoyable evening.  Guests are welcome for a fee of $30 which includes dinner and the program.  For reservations or more information, please contact Allyson, 798-6741.

November, 2009 – Black Tie Dinner To Benefit Acreage Families

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Fundraiser Event to Benefit Acreage Cancer Cluster Residents

 

We would like to tell you about a community here in Palm Beach County. Many companies are open to helping with more well known causes, and not helping the smaller ones to help our neighbors where we live. We are currently trying to help the families in The Acreage who are dealing with brain cancer in their children and spouses. If you would be interested in participating in a Black Tie Event in Wellington for this community please read on. Thank you.

 

The Cahill Foundation is a Non-profit company that works on environmental causes and projects. A repercussion of a contaminated environment is a Cancer Cluster. Currently The Acreage, Florida a community near Royal Palm Beach and Wellington, Florida, is under a Cancer Cluster Investigation. Most investigations for possible cancer clusters do not make it past a Level I investigation. This community was recently moved into a Level II phase of the investigation due to results from the Level I findings. These findings concluded that there is a higher number of cancer cases in this community than what there should be statistically. The most alarming increase is in pediatric brain cancer and tumor cases. The Acreage has already lost too many children and adults to cancer, and while the investigation is still ongoing for a definite answer as to causes, families are still in need of assistance.

 

Families dealing with cancer, even with insurance still have large amounts of medical bills they are struggling with. Many families, like so many others in the country have lost their jobs or at least one parent or family member has had to take Leaves of Absence to care for a child, husband or wife undergoing Chemotherapy Treatments and Surgeries.

 

Only time will tell if this area is finally declared a Cancer Cluster, but until then the government can not help these families.  The Acreage is one of the western communities in Palm Beach County, they are our neighbors. So often we reach out to help people all over the world, we can also help those who live closest to us.

 

The Cahill Foundation cordially invites you to join us at our Black Tie Dinner to benefit the Families of The Acreage. If you would like to participate in any way, through purchasing tickets, sponsorship or donating for the silent auction, or at the event, please let me know and I will send you more information.

 

You may contact me via email at: [email protected] or phone

at 561-601-0581. Website: www.thecahillfoundation.com

 

 

Thank you for your time and consideration.

 

Event Info:

January 30th, 2010

 

The Wanderers Club Wellington

Cocktail reception to start at 6pm.

October, 2009 – Rally for Healthcare & the Public Option

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We’re Counting on You” Rally with MoveOn.Org

Sen. Bill Nelson’s Office Okechobee and Austrailian Ave, WPB, 500 Australian Avenue suite 125 (Map)
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
Wednesday, October 14th, 12:00 PM

A few weeks ago, conservatives declared the public option dead.

They were wrong.

The public option has serious momentum in Congress—and with huge votes imminent, it all comes down to the next few weeks.1

Every single senator who supports the public option, including Senator Nelson, will have to stand up and fight like hell throughout these weeks—and we need to show Sen. Nelson we’ll be right there, ready to fight with him.

So on Wednesday, we’re holding a “We’re Counting On You!” rally in West Palm Beach. Can you come to the rally? 

Here’s the link to RSVP:

http://pol.moveon.org/event/events/event.html?event_id=98977&id=17478-4094562-79lKApx&t=3

Seeing a big crowd of voters out in full support of a strong public option is just what Sen. Nelson needs heading into these final, intense weeks of the health care fight.

Rallies like these are a lot of fun—a great way to connect with other progressives in the community. And they’re powerful: at the rally, you’ll hear from speakers personally impacted by our broken health care system—from people denied care by unaccountable insurance companies to small business owners forced to decide between laying off workers or cutting health benefits.

The public option is gaining steam. Just yesterday, 30 U.S. Senators sent a letter to Majority Leader Harry Reid urging him to include a public option in the Senate bill.2 On the House side, a strong bloc of progressives in the House say they will only support a bill with a public option.3

But we haven’t won yet—and Big Insurance and other opponents of real reform are spending millions to scuttle the number one priority of progressive Democrats and President Obama.

Right now, it’s time to pull out all the stops and show our support like never before. We need to come out in full force on Wednesday to show we’re ready to fight together.

 

Thanks for all you do.

–Kat, Eli, Carrie, Justin, and the rest of the team,

MoveOn.org

PAID FOR BY MOVEON.ORG POLITICAL ACTION, http://pol.moveon.org/. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee.

Sources:

1. “30 Senators Sign Letter Supporting Public Option,” Talking Points Memo, October 8, 2009
http://www.moveon.org/r?r=84831&id=17478-4094562-79lKApx&t=5

“Grijalva: We Won’t Blink First,” The Huffington Post, October 8, 2009
http://www.moveon.org/r?r=84832&id=17478-4094562-79lKApx&t=6

2. “30 Senators Sign Letter Supporting Public Option,” Talking Points Memo, October 8, 2009
http://www.moveon.org/r?r=84831&id=17478-4094562-79lKApx&t=7

3. “60 Members of Congress Say ‘No Public Plan, No Conference,'” Firedoglake, August 17, 2009
http://www.moveon.org/r?r=51764&id=17478-4094562-79lKApx&t=8

October, 2009 – World Food Day Observance

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PRESS RELEASE – For Immediate Release
WORLD FOOD DAY OBSERVANCE

St. Michael Lutheran Church in Wellington will be holding a Pot Luck Dinner to observe World Food Day on October 16.  There will be an illustrated talk by Michele Sagarino, Vice President for Development of Cross International, an interdenominational Christian aid organization sponsoring missions in 36 countries around the world.  Ms. Sagarino will summarize the work of Cross International and give a PowerPoint presentation about an inspiring mission in Guatemala that saves the lives of malnourished children and carries out restorative plastic surgery.  All are invited to attend.  Please bring a dish to share.  The church is located at 1925 Birkdale Drive, on the corner of Forest Hill Boulevard and Birkdale Drive.  For more information contact Pastor Marjorie Weiss at 793-4990.

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Contact Info:

Pastor Marjorie Weiss at 793-4990

 

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Attached: Michele Sagarino, Vice President for Development of Cross International

October, 2009 – PAWS for a Blessing

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PRESS RELEASE – For Immediate Release 
 
 

St. Michael Evangelical Lutheran Church in Wellington held their first annual blessing of the animals called “PAWS for a Blessing”.  It was well attended by both two legged and four legged.  After a brief service, blessings were conducted by Pastor Marjorie Weiss with assistance from Rhonda Beitmen, Jackie Tedamonson and Dawn  Favata.

It was also a fundraiser for Peggy Adams Animal Rescue League, whose PetMobile was on-site with adoptable furry friends.  Over 800 cans of pet food were donated along with several bags of dry food and some cash donations.

 

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For more information contact:

Donna Tagg – 762-3185 or

Pastor Marjorie Weiss – 793-4990