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November, 2010 – Wellington Chambers Winterfest

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Wellington Chamber announces “Vanilla Ice” as Headline Performer and Emcee of Winter Fest 2010!!!!

The Wellington Chamber and the Village of Wellington are thrilled to announce Pop icon Vanilla Ice as Celebrity Emcee and Headline Performer for WinterFest 2010!!   Vanilla Ice sold 11 million copies of his debut album, To the Extreme, which featured the hit “Ice, Ice Baby.” Although he’s best known for his ’90s music, Rob Van Winkle is also a successful real-estate entrepreneur and a remodeling expert with more than 15 years of hands-on home improvement experience. He began in his late teens with a series of smart property purchases, including his first remodeling project, his very own 15,000-square-foot mansion on Star Island in Miami Beach, and continued over the years. For two decades, he’s been flipping houses — basically buying at low cost, fixing up the property and selling for a worthwhile profit. On DIY Network’s new series The Vanilla Ice Project, Rob and his crew of talented contractors get down to business and renovate every room of a 7,000-square-foot Palm Beach mansion. This latest project, which he says will be his proudest moment yet, will showcase the latest in modern home features and the hottest in state-of-the-art technology.

 

 

 

Wellington WinterFest 2010

PRESENTING SPONSOR TO BE ANNOUNCED THIS WEEK!!!

 

December 4th, 2010

4 PM- 8PM

Wellington Amphitheatre

 

Business Expo

Wellington’s Annual Tradition “Holiday Tree Lighting

Visit from Santa

Salute to the Troops

A Reading of from “Twas the Night Before Christmas” by Mayor Bowen

Musical and Dance performances by local talent

Antique Car Show

Crafts and shopping

Food and Refreshments

And Much More!!!!

 

Auditions now underway for local performers!
 

 

Please call the Wellington Chamber of Commerce for information on auditioning, becoming a vendor or sponsor or general event information!

561-792-6525

www.wellingtonchamber.com

 

November, 2010 – Boy Scouts Tree Sale

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           BOY SCOUTS SELL FRESH FIR IN WELLINGTON

 Wellington Boy Scout Troop 125 will hold its 22nd annual Christmas
 tree sale at St. Peters Methodist Church from November 26 until 18
 December. Trees will go on sale at 9 AM on Friday Nov. 26. Normal tree
 sale hours during the week are from 5PM until 9 PM and Saturday and
 Sunday from 9 AM until 9 PM. This is the main fund raiser for the
 troop with all proceeds going towards the scout’s one week
 summer camp being held this June in North Georgia. St. Peters   
 United Methodist Church is located at 12200 West Forest Hill Blvd.,   
 just north of the Wellington Community Center. Please support scouting
 by purchasing your fresh, high quality trees at a great price for a
 great cause. For more information call Scoutmaster Schook at (561)
 568-1389.

November, 2010 – JCC: Light the Lights Event

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

Light the Lights!

JCC holds 10th Annual Hanukkah Community Candle Lighting

BOYNTON BEACH/PALM BEACH GARDENS — The JCC of the Greater Palm Beaches along with temple congregations and preschools from throughout Palm Beach County will celebrate Hanukkah at its 10th Annual Hanukkah Community Candle Lighting from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 5, 2010.

 

For the second year, the festivities will take place simultaneously from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at two locations, Canyon Town Center Amphitheatre on West Boynton Beach Boulevard east of Lyons Road, and at Midtown Plaza in the Midtown shopping center in Palm Beach Gardens just west of I-95 on PGA Boulevard. Both events are free and include children’s activities, family entertainment, and music.

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Emily Aronoff

 

At the Hanukkah Community Candle Lighting at Canyon Town Center:

  • Matt Auerbach, host of the internet radio and TV program “Night Shul,” will serve as master of ceremonies.
  • Area cantors and rabbis will lead the singing of the Star Spangled Banner, Ha’Tikvah, and the Hanukkah blessings.
  • Local singer-songwriter and Jewish educator Emily Aronoff will perform along with local JCC pre-school and religious school choirs.

Sponsoring and participating temples include Temple Torah of West Boynton Beach, Temple Shaarei Shalom, Temple Beth Tikvah and Temple B’Nai Jacob. GL Homes is the event corporate sponsor.

 

At the Hanukkah Community Candle Lighting Midtown:

·         Local cantors will perform a liturgical concert.

·         Community pre-school and religious school students will perform

         ·         Community youth groups will lead Hanukkah activities for children and families.

·         Families with children ages six and under are invited to a screening of the premiere episode of Shalom Sesame (Sesame Street), “Hanukkah: The Missing Menorah!” at 3:30 p.m. in the JCC North building.

      An Overnight Camp and Israel Programs Fair will be taking place.

 

Lisa and Dr. David Lickstein are the event sponsors.

 

For more information about the Canyon Town Center event, contact Andrea Peleg at 561-736-4753 or andreap@jcconline.com. For the Midtown event, contact JCC North at 561-689-7700 or visit our website at www.JCConline.com/north

 

The mission of the Jewish Community Center of the Greater Palm Beaches is to create a strong Jewish community by providing high quality programs close to where people live that connect people to Jewish life.

The JCC is a partner agency of the Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County.

Visit our website at www.JCConline.com

 

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November, 2010 – Sanda Gane Holiday Gift Certificates

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Get ready for the Holidays

at Sanda Gané European Day Spa
Buy any 3 massage or facial
gift certificates and receive 2 free!


Don’t miss out this offer is only good in November!

* all offers expire November 30th, 2010.  Not valid with any other offer or coupons.

561.792.9696
www.sandaganedayspa.co

November, 2010 – Temple Beth Torah’s Preschool Celebrates Thanksgiving

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For Immediate Release

Contact: Sharon Lowenstein

Phone: (561) 793-2649

 

 

Temple Beth Torah Leonie Arguetty Preschool Thanksgiving Sing-a-long and  Feast

 

The children at Temple Beth Torah Leonie Arguetty Preschool will come together on Monday, November 22 at 11:45 a.m. for a Thanksgiving sing-a-long and Feast. Children will dress in costumes created in their classrooms depicting the Thanksgiving Story.  Some of the children will be dressed as Native Americans, others as Pilgrims and the very youngest children will dress as turkeys.  A school-wide Thanksgiving Feast will follow.  The children will dine on food to be prepared by the preschool’s Volunteer Parent Organization as well as food they will prepare themselves as part of their classroom curriculum.  Families of the preschool children are invited to attend.

 

For more information call the Preschool office at 561-793-2649. Temple Beth Torah Leonie Arguetty Preschool is located at 900 Big Blue Trace in Wellington. 

November, 2010 – Steel Magnolias

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Steel Magnolias at the Lake Worth Playhouse

This season, the Playhouse is pleased to present
Preview Night!
Tickets to the Thursday Night Preview (the night before Opening Night)
are available at discounted rates:

 $26 front orchestra
$22 rear orchestra

All seats are reserved! Curtain is at 8:00 p.m.
Preview Night for Steel Magnolias is next Thursday, November 18th.

Reserve your preview tickets now.

Visit www.lakeworthplayhouse.org.

 

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Enhance your evening with a
DINNER & SHOW PACKAGE!
Just $50 for an elegant three-course dinner at
PARADISO RISTORANTE
(see menu below)
plus
premium seats to the preview performance of

STEEL MAGNOLIAS

Call now to make reservations or order online!
561-586-6410
lakeworthplayhouse.org

January, 2011 – It’s a Nano World

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South Florida Science Museum
It’s a Nano World Exhibit
January 29 – May 15, 2011

WHO: South Florida Science Museum
 
WHAT: What is nanobiotechnology?  How many nanometers tall are you?  Have you ever seen yourself at 200x magnification?

It's a Nano World at the South Florida Science Museum
It's a Nano World at the South Florida Science Museum

  Find the answers at the South Florida Science Museum’s It’s a Nano World exhibit.  It’s a Nano World is a brand-new, fascinating 3,000 square feet hands-on, interactive exhibition that introduces visitors to the biological wonders of the infinitesimal nano world that’s too small to see with just your eyes.  The exhibit features videos, games and hands-on learning with very tiny tools to discover more about living things.

WHEN: January 29 – May 15, 2011
 
WHERE: South Florida Science Museum
4801 Dreher Trail North in West Palm Beach
 
WHY: The South Florida Science Museum delivers entertaining and educational journeys through the many worlds of science and technology for curious minds of all ages. Located just off I-95 in West Palm Beach, the museum features more than 50 hands-on exhibits, a digital planetarium, freshwater and saltwater aquariums, as well as natural history exhibitions. Each year the museum welcomes more than 120,000 visitors and reaches more than 40,000 students through workshops at the museum and outreach programs to local schools. Established in 1961, the museum is a non-profit organization dedicated to exciting curiosity and furthering the understanding and appreciation of science and technology.
 
HOW MUCH: Museum admission: Adults $11.95; Seniors 62+ $10.50; and children ages three-12 $8.95, under three years and Museum members are free.
 
GENERAL INFO: For more information about the South Florida Science Museum call 561-832-1988 or visit www.sfsm.org.

November, 2010 – Picasso’s Turkey Plates

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Step-by-Step Instructional Class:
Thanksgiving Handprint Turkey Plate

 

handprintturkeyplatterJoin us at Picasso’s Pottery for a fun painting class where we will be making handprint turkey platters/plates to celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday. Kids and parents are welcome. Work together as a family to create a special Thanksgiving masterpiece to treasure forever. Cost of class is $10 plus the cost of the  pottery piece you chose. Snack and drinks will be provided.

  • Friday November 12, 2010
  • 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
  • Call Picasso’s Paint-Your-Own-Pottery to reserve your spot: 561-439-4000.

BYOWine Night…Make it a Party!

 

Come celebrate yourself! Bring your favorite red or white to enjoy on a relaxing evening with friends and pottery. There’s no studio fee and we clean up the mess!

Thursday, Nov. 11, 2010
Thursday, Nov. 18, 2010

Call now to reserve your table!

(561) 439-4000.

 

 

November, 2010 – SalsaFest 2010

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Spicy Weekend Heading Your Way at SalsaFest!

 

More than 20,000 people are expected to attend Palm Beach County’s spiciest event, SalsaFest, on November 19th through the 21st at Greenacres Community Park, located on Jog Road just north of 10th Avenue. 

 

salsafest3In its fourth year, SalsaFest will heat things up with three world-renowned salsa musical acts lined up to be on stage Saturday night including international sensation Puerto Rican Power (8:30pm), Ray Castro y el Conjunto Clasico (6:30pm), and Hansel Y Raul (4:30pm).  A full schedule of music is planned for the two days.  “We invite everyone to visit our official SalsaFest website (www.SalsaFest.net) for a full listing of all of the entertainers,” said Jaene Miranda, CEO of the Palms West Chamber.   “The website also provides a complete schedule of many other fun activities happening at the event.”

 

The festival is expanding this year from a one day to a two and a half days.  Friday November 19th (5pm to 10pm) is preview night – as the festival vendors prepare for the grand opening on Saturday morning, visitors will be able to enter the festival at no cost and enjoy the carnival rides and food.  In addition to the main entertainers featured on Saturday night, the weekend (Saturday 11am to 10pm & Sunday 11am to 6pm) offers something for everyone searching to add a little spice to their life.  Appearances by costume characters throughout the day, Chihuahua races and costume contests, carnival rides, bounce houses, domino competition, arts & crafts, stilt walkers, dance competition, activities for the kids, community performances, safety fair and a business expo will round out the flavor of this annual Latin festival.

 

Back for the third straight year is the Sizzling Salsa Cooking lineup that includes La Cucina de Ninos – the Kids Kitchen – competitions by young chefs from the Palm Beach County School District and Salsa Cooking Demonstrations.  The fiery competition peaks as the event features mayors and officials from Greenacres, Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, Loxahatchee Groves and the Indian Trail Improvement District in a Sizzling Salsa Caliente Showdown. 

 

This year’s event was made possible by the generous support of our presenting sponsors, Royal Palm Toyota, Optimal Wellness Institute, El Bodegon Grocery and Independent Imaging plus many other supporters of the chamber and its Hispanic initiative. 

 

“Not only do we have Grammy winning acts, this Hispanic targeted festival provides an opportunity for business owner who are searching for creative ways to reach into the community we all serve,” said Dr. Harvey Montijo, founder of Optimal Wellness Institute. 

 

Expanding on the thought, Ira Greenbaum, General Manager for Royal Palm Toyota adds “SalsaFest puts us face-to-face with our customers and allows us to give back to the community.”

 

Admission to SalsaFest is free on Friday night and $10 on both Saturday and Sunday.  Children 7 and under are free throughout the duration of the event.  Families can purchase a 4-pack for $30.  Advance tickets are available for purchase for $8.00 (a savings of $2 per individual ticket) online at www.SalsaFest.net and at Havana Restaurant and El Bodegon.  For more information, call 561-790-6200.

November, 2010 – Kids Teeth Doctor Event

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kidsteethdoctor-candyeventCongratulations to everyone who helped to make the “Kids Teeth Doctor” Cash for Candy Evening a Great Success!

Halloween is such a festive holiday, bringing friends and neighbors together for some laughs and good treats. And although Trick or Treating is such a great American tradition, there is always that concern of eating too much candy!!

 

Every year, immediately after Halloween, there is a significant rise in the number of children going to the dentist due to toothaches. Most parents tend to struggle with the issue of what to do with all that candy and how to explain to the child that he or she should not eat all of it.

 

For the past three years, Dr. Haik’s office has brainstormed with different ideas on how to encourage the children of the community to give their candy away. This year seems to have been most successful.

 

Dr. Haik offered children of the community to bring their candy to their office and trade it in for CA$H. 1 pound=$1 and a toothbrush with each trade, and Dr. Haik also committed to match all dollar amounts to the school to which each child attends.

 

On Tuesday, November 2nd, children from around the community came to Dr. Haik’s office with bags of candy and big smiles. 21 schools were represented throughout the evening, and the room was filled with excitement, smiles and laughter. Both Elmo and Toothy dropped by to say hello, and Dr. Haik simply kept clowning around.

 

A Total of 417.5 pounds of candy were collected in three hours. The two top schools with the most collected candy by weight were:

 

1. Equestrian Trails Elementary (179.75 lbs)

2. Panther Run (79 lbs.)

 

All the candy will be arranged to be shipped to our service man and women overseas, with the hopes that they do not forget to brush and floss.

 

Please visit their website at www.young-smiles.com for a thorough breakdown of all the pounds of candy collected from each school.