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May, 2015 – BurgerFi Opens in Wellington

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May, 2015 – BurgerFi Opens in Wellington…On National Burger Day!

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BurgerFi – now open in Wellington! Photo by Lois Spatz.

Today, May 28th, is the big day! Please join Burgerfi for the official grand opening at the new Wellington location at 12836 W. Forest Hill Blvd. today from 11am-10pm.  It is located at the intersection of Forest Hill and Wellington Trace Blvd. next to Starbucks and Ultima Fitness.

 

“The food is amazing, the service outstanding and they even have an awesome veggie burger!” Lois Spatz, local Wellington Mom and photographer.

 

“I had the conflicted burger, and I am no longer conflicted about anything in my life!  All problems solved!!”  Krista Martinelli, local mom and editor of AroundWellington.com.

 

Check them out!

 

BurgerFi.com

http://burgerfi.com/  

(561) 612-7853

June, 2015 – Wellington Veterans’ Open House

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Wellington Veterans Invited to Open House 

The American Legion Chris Reyka Memorial Wellington Post 390 will hold its annual Veterans Open House on Thursday, June 4th from 7:00 pm to 9:30 pm at the Village Park Gymnasium located on 11700 Pierson Road. This event will feature guest speakers to raise awareness about the American Legion and the services offered to veterans.

The event will have organizations set up around the gym with literature and pamphlets for veterans seeking information. Guest speakers will also be there to raise awareness about the American Legion and the services offered to veterans in Palm Beach County.

For more information about the American Legion Chris Reyka Memorial Wellington Post 390, please contact wellingtonlegion390@gmail.com.

For information about other Wellington programs, events, activities, and updates, please visit www.wellingtonfl.gov or watch Channel 18 for the latest happenings.

June, 2015 – Music for the Mind Series

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June, 2015 – Music for the Mind Series

For the 14th year the Stuart School of Music has been invited to present a concert at the Harriet Himmel Theater at CityPlace in West Palm Beach on Tuesday, June 16th at 7:00 p.m.  The concert will feature honor students of faculty members Susan Joyce—acclaimed Juilliard concert pianist and Doctorate from U. of Miami; William Borovina—graduate of Manhattan School of Music and noted baritone; Lynn Haynes—pianist and alumna of Univ. of Miami of Ohio;  Luanne Dwyer—pianist and graduate of Wellesley College; Cynthia Hinkelman—graduate of Ohio Wesleyan Univ. and distinguished violinist;   and Cynthia Kessler—graduate of Palm Beach Atlantic Univ., pianist and Martin County Arts Council  mARTies Outstanding Performing Artist.

 

This concert is part of the cultural series “Music for the Mind” presented by Kretzer Piano Music Foundation, Classical South Florida 90.7 and the Harriet Himmel Theater.  The concert series has raised more than $480,000 for music in our schools and children’s charities and has featured more than 10,000 young musicians since the program’s debut in 2002.  All proceeds will be used to benefit music education and for music scholarships.

 

The Stuart School of Music has had six first-place winners and multiple additional place winners in the prestigious Palm Beach Post Pathfinder Awards over the past fourteen years!  These students were recognized for their outstanding achievements in academic and musical accomplishments at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts in West Palm Beach.  In addition, the school has been honored to have three students receive the mARTies awards for “Outstanding Student Performing Artist” from the Arts Council of Martin County.  Dozens of our students have been featured on the celebrated WQCS/88.9-FM National Public Radio “Young Musicians Spotlight.”  Also, our students have won first-place in the Treasure Coast Symphony Concerto Competition and had the distinction of performing with the orchestra.

 

Adults $10.  Students $5.  For tickets call 772-221-8000.

 

 

May, 2015 – Wellington Summer Programs

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Wellington Offers the Cure for Summer Boredom

School is almost out for summer, but before you pack your bags for vacation, it’s time to take a look at the fun and reasonably-priced programming offered by the Village of Wellington.

Village Park (11700 Pierson Road) – Children ages 5 to 15 will have a summer to remember at Wellington’s Summer Camp which includes sporting and entertainment, animal exhibits, swimming, field trips, and much more. Other summer specific activities include the circus academy, basketball academy, speed and agility camp, fishing camp, volleyball camp, cheer camp, tumblekid camp, and soccer camps.

Wellington Aquatics Complex (12072 Forest Hill Boulevard) – Dive into summer fun at this Olympic-sized pool with diving boards, water slides, an aquatic spray ground and kiddie water play area.  American Red Cross Summer Swim lessons begin June 8th and continue through August 27th. Junior Lifeguard classes begin on June 8th, with 6 sessions offered throughout the summer. American Red Cross Life guard class will be Tues-Fri, June 16th-19th from 9am to 5pm.

Wellington Amphitheater (12100 Forest Hill Boulevard) – Entertainment lives at the Amphitheater, which will host free movies every Friday night throughout the summer, beginning Friday, June 12th. Between June and August enjoy our “Summer Concert” series, featuring tributes to music throughout the decades as well as artists such as The Beatles, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Buffett, Neil Diamond, and Steely Dan.  Food Truck Invasion moves to the second and fourth Thursday of every month beginning in June.

For more information about summer programs, visit www.wellingtonfl.gov, click the Parks & Recreation icon and select Flyers and Guides (http://www.wellingtonfl.gov/community/parks-and-recreation/program-guide-and-flyers.html).

 

May, 2015 – Palmer Singers at Wellington

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May, 2015 – Palmer Singers at Wellington

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May, 2015 – Help Bill Lerner get a Transplant!

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Let’s rally around Bill so he can get his transplant and have the needed money to get to UF Health for testing and consultations.

Bill Lerner is in the process of testing and waiting for a liver/kidney transplant. Bill’s transplant center is a five hour drive from his current apartment. He has to go to the hospital in Gainesville at least EIGHT times a year. It costs him at least five hundred dollars a trip for tolls, gas and very economical lodging and when he get close to the transpant happening Bill and his wife Andrea need to get another apartment so they can be in the area for when that call comes in…Many visits last for four days, so the costs are even higher. Thankfully his insurance pays for the medical expenses but not co-pays, but other expenses are not covered and his wife Andrea loses days of work whenever they go to Gainesville. I am asking if you can help out in any way to help Bill defray these expenses. Thank you so much.  Whether you want to donate $10.00, $25.00 or more it is greatly appreciated.

Here’s a link to the Help Hope Live page about Bill Lerner and more information about contributing toward his transplant – https://helphopelive.org/campaign/2218  

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June, 2015 – Personal Branding

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June, 2015 – Personal Branding on June 16th

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June, 2015 – Toastmasters Open House

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June, 2015 – Toastmasters Open House

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May, 2015 – Family Adoption Day at the Shelter

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May, 2015 – Family Adoption Day at the Shelter

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June, 2015 – Wellington Tennis Center G.O. with Venus Williams

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Tennis Star to Headline Wellington Tennis Center Grand Opening

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The Village of Wellington is proud to announce that tennis great Venus Williams will headline the grand opening of the Wellington tennis center facility on Tuesday, June 9th at 9:00 a.m. Wellington Council members will join Miss Williams for the ribbon cutting ceremony.

The 4,506 square foot facility, located on Lyons Road, features 21 self-irrigated Har-Tru® clay courts, a canvas covered roof-top balcony, and a pro-shop. Interior design for the facility’s pro shop came from Venus Williams’ design company, VStarr Interiors.

Architectural firm Song + Associates, Inc., known locally for its work on the West Palm Beach City Hall and Public Library, worked alongside Pirtle Construction on this “design-build” project.

Current Wellington Tennis Center Director Tommy Cheatham will continue to manage operations at the new facility.

“The anticipation for our new tennis center has been building since we broke ground back in October of 2014. We are excited to offer a destination of this caliber to the community, highlighted by state-of-the-art tennis courts, facilities, and programming,” said Cheatham.

 

All members of the community are invited to come out and tour the new facility.

 

For information about other Wellington programs, events, activities, and updates, please visit www.wellingtonfl.gov or watch Channel 18 for the latest happenings.