Events for October 2018

The Florida Atlantic University Career Center welcomes you to attend the Healthcare and STEM Career Fair on Oct. 30th on our Boca Raton campus. This event is designed to provide students an opportunity to network with you and learn about healthcare and STEM related positions available at your respective organizations. Additionally, this career fair serves as an avenue to create awareness of your company as you seek potential candidates to fill open roles. You won’t want to miss out – join us for a day of career exploration, networking and recruiting! Register today in Handshake to reserve your spot! Registration includes four representatives *, 1 table (6 ft. X 3 ft.) & 2 chairs, lunch, bottled water, parking , career fair listing of your company name, profile, hiring needs, and company website * Each company is permitted up to 6 (six) representatives per table. After the purchase of an additional table, no company shall exceed 12 representatives at the career fair.

Nonprofits First, Inc. will host its second annual Hats Off Nonprofit Awards this October, honoring those in Palm Beach County’s nonprofit sector for their dedication to service and the business of doing good. Nominations are now being accepted online at HatsOffAwards.org until 5 p.m. on Friday, August 10. All nominees will be recognized at a spirited, hat-themed cocktail reception on Tuesday, October 2, 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. at the Harriett Himmel Theatre in West Palm Beach. Award winners will be kept secret until that evening when they will be announced during the ceremony. Funds raised from this unique event benefit Nonprofits First Education Programs and Rising Leaders. These programs focus on the professional development, leadership and training the nonprofit community volunteers and employees need to lead and succeed.

Business Savvy Women is a Forum where professional business women come together in a constructively challenging setting to discuss a range of issues that arise in their business and professional environment. 
 
The objective of the Forum is to empower professional business women to develop and execute solutions to overcome the challenges they face in their business or professional environment. In practical terms, women will be able to draw from the wealth of knowledge in the room to develop and execute innovative solutions to successfully resolve their challenges. 
 
Each Forum is presented by the Women in Business Council of the Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce will be facilitated by Cheryl Gowdie, Business Coach.  This will be in accordance with a set of protocols designed to create a thought-provoking, confidential and non-judgmental environment.
 
The Forum is targeted for professional business women who have acquired a level of experience and expertise that will add value to the group.  
 
About Cheryl Gowdie

Cheryl is a Certified Executive Business Coach.  She works with corporations, business owners and senior professionals to support them to develop and execute strategies to achieve their professional and business goals. 

She acquired considerable leadership expertise at a strategic level and was for several years a university lecturer on various master’s degree programs. Cheryl’s intuitive understanding of people, detailed application of leadership, management, and business models; together with her pragmatic, result oriented and business focused approach provide a unique and valuable dimension to her work.

Cheryl is also an experienced Facilitator, Corporate Trainer, Author, and known Keynote Speaker on a range of topics associated with business strategy, cultural transformation, change management, coaching, leadership, and organizational performance.

She completed a Bachelor of Arts degree with honors (BA Hons.) at University then went on to complete a Master of Business Administration (MBA).  She is a Certified Business Coach by the Worldwide Association of Business Coaches and a Member of the International Coach Federation.

Cheryl is certified to administer various psychometric and personality tools. She is a life-long learner; she consistently seeks opportunities to learn new things and encourages her clients to do the same. 
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Testimonials from Business Savvy Attendees

"Cheryl, it was a pleasure meeting you at the Business Savvy Women's Forum held at the Palm Beach North Chamber. I really enjoyed getting to know you and receiving feedback on ways to enhance my business. I can't tell you how much I really found value in the suggestions you made and the perspective you shared, not only with my challenges, but with the challenges the other ladies are experiencing as well.
 
I will most certainly make every effort to attend future events that you are hosting. I look forward to having the opportunity to interact with you going forward. In just the short time we spent together, I was inspired by your ability to motivate others and challenge them to draw out the greatness within. You are very gifted at what you do!" 

– Melanie Martinez, Financial Advisor
 
"Cheryl, thank you for facilitating Business Savvy Women at the Palm Beach North Chamber. You are a wonderful leader and coach!  I’m appreciative of the value that you add to our group conversation and I come away with information that I can use in my business right away with every meeting I attend.’" 

– Theresa Valinotti, Business Leader & Independent Arbonne Consultant
 

Come and splash in our heated pool at Riverwalk Pointe and get fit while you have fun!  Jenya hosts Water Works and she will help you get fit! 

Join us for book discussions on all things Florida! Discover the surprisingly rich heritage of our State in both fiction and non-fiction. Book Club meets the first Wednesday of every month (second Wednesday in July & Dec) in the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and Museum Quarterdeck room. Donation suggested. Check our web calendar for full Book reading schedule. Please RSVP to 561-747-8380 X101. https://www.jupiterlighthouse.org/calendar Location: Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum, 500 Captain Armour’s Way, Jupiter. Oct 3: “Florida Frenzy” by Harry Crews

Take in the spectacular sunset views and witness the Jupiter Light turning on to illuminate the night sky. Visitors get an inside look at the nuts & bolts of a working lighthouse watchroom. Tour time approximately 75 minutes, Cost: $20 per person, $15 for Lighthouse Members, Tickets required-purchase online.Tours are weather permitting. Children must be at least 48” tall to climb the Lighthouse and accompanied by an adult. https://www.jupiterlighthouse.org/calendar/

New Day would like to invite you, friends, family, everyone to Give Back Thursdays at Guanabanas! This is an event you’re not going to want to miss! Thursday, October 4th New Day will be at Guanabanas restaurant in Jupiter for Give Back Thursdays fundraiser from 6pm to 9pm. Guanabanas has agreed to donate 100% of their profits of our specialty drink made by Mako Vodka called “It’s a New Day!”, live music by Paul Anthony, silent auction items, raffle prizes, and more! We hope to see everyone there!

New Day would like to invite you, friends, family, everyone to Give Back Thursdays at Guanabanas! 

This is an event you’re not going to want to miss! Thursday, October 4th New Day will be at Guanabanas restaurant in Jupiter for Give Back Thursdays fundraiser from 6pm to 9pm. Guanabanas has agreed to donate 100% of their profits of our specialty drink made by Mako Vodka called “It’s a New Day!”, live music by Paul Anthony, silent auction items, raffle prizes, and more! 

We hope to see everyone there!

Do you want to learn how to play Canasta?  Susan and Liz can teach you!  Beginners are welcome!  This is one of many fun social gatherings that Riverwalk Pointe hosts.  Sick of taking care of that big house?  We do everything for you here!  We take care of all of your maintenance in your apartment, the yard work, the pool work and host all your parties!

Join our staff on a 2 mile trek through the 120-acre Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area discovering a history shaped by nature. Program is open to adults and children-minimum age 5, ages 13 & under must be accompanied by an adult that is at least 18 years old. Hiker’s footwear, active wear, a hat, and a full water bottle or canteen should be carried, tour is weather dependent. Hike meets at the Museum’s flag pole. Admission is free but space is limited-RSVP required online Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum, 500 Captain Armour’s Way, Jupiter, FL 33469. http://www.jupiterlighthouse.org/calendar

We are looking for Breast Cancer Survivors to join Team SOS PBC (Save Our Sisters Palm Beach County) Breast Cancer Survivor Dragon Boat Team. Palm Beach County’s First and Only Breast Cancer Survivor Dragon Boat Team.

Our Mission: To promote a healthy, active lifestyle and provide organized opportunities for physical fitness, wellness education, and psycho-social empowerment among Breast Cancer Survivors and their supporters through the sport of dragon boating.

Team SOS PBC members are from all walks of life and range in age from 30s to 70s with varied interests and fitness levels. Each of us is a powerful example that women can lead a full and vigorous life after treatment for breast cancer. SOS PBC offers an active, health-giving, life affirming opportunity for breast cancer survivors. We are a survivor group whose focus is on living, rather than on the disease that brought us together.
No experience necessary—we will train you!
 

 

 

Experience the serenity of Yoga with Mary Veal on the Lighthouse Deck at sunset every Monday. This is an all levels class and beginners are welcomed and encouraged! $10 per person. Bring a yoga mat, water bottle and a flashlight. Meet at the Museum 10 minutes prior to start time, class is weather dependent - please check website for updates and future start times. Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum, 500 Captain Armour’s Way, Jupiter, FL 33469 https://www.jupiterlighthouse.org/calendar

Guests will have the opportunity to network with the business community, interact with exhibitors, win prize drawings, and enjoy cocktails and hors d'oeuvres from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.

Admission for this event is $25 for any member or non-member in advance, and $35 at the door of the event.  You must purchase a ticket in order to enjoy the Business Expo, and be sure to stick around for our Business After Hours from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.!

Exhibitor Information:

• Each exhibitor will be provided with an 8' x 10' booth space, one 6' table and two chairs. Double booth exhibitors will be provided with an 8' x 20' booth space, two 6' table and four chairs.
• Each exhibitor will have their company name listed as a vendor in the program.
• Each exhibitor will receive 2 Business Expo admission tickets, good for 'Business After Hours' from 5-7PM.
• Wi-Fi and Electricity can be purchased at an additional charge (upper level sponsors are exempt). Instructions will be given to purchase through the hotel directly.
• Exhibitors will select their booth location two weeks prior to the event, based on a first-come-first-served basis. Registration and payment must be completed in order for booth selection to begin.

To commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the National Wild and Scenic River Act, Richard Roberts, retired biologist for the Florida Park Service, will present how the Loxahatchee River was designated Florida's first National Wild and Scenic River 33 years ago. This is the story of how a few good people, lots of community support, tons of hard work, too many meetings, untold canoe trips, and a great deal of luck made it happen.

Come and splash in our heated pool at Riverwalk Pointe and get fit while you have fun!  Jenya hosts Water Works and she will help you get fit! 

Summer is rough on your look- time to FALL BACK TO FABULOUS! Join us for a fun night of live demos, raffles, cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. We will be focusing on restoring volume in the face and lips though Sculptra and Restylane, then how to get your glow on with Dysport and IPL. Special pricing for treatments will be available for attendees

 

Every Thursday until May The Mommy & Me Paint! program is offered each Thursday morning during the winter season at 10:30 a.m. and designed to allow introduce basic sea turtle conservation and biology to young children. The program begins with a brief ocean-themed story and includes a hands-on biofact lesson following a painting activity. Participants have an opportunity to take home their painted turtles and their new sea turtle knowledge. Age: 3+ $10 for 1 painter; $18 for two painters marinelife.org/calendar

Vince “Trapper” Nelson came to Jupiter in the early 1930s and soon established a permanent camp on the upper Loxahatchee River. Trapper’s Zoo & Jungle Gardens became a local tourist attraction, drawing visitors to picnic, see wild animals, and meet the man likened to a modern Tarzan. For the 50th anniversary of his mysterious death, join Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum Historian Josh Liller to learn more about one of Jupiter’s legendary characters. This lecture is part of the Prof. Robert Farley Living History Lecture Series. RSVP to (772) 288-2551

Do you want to learn how to play Canasta?  Susan and Liz can teach you!  Beginners are welcome!  This is one of many fun social gatherings that Riverwalk Pointe hosts.  Sick of taking care of that big house?  We do everything for you here!  We take care of all of your maintenance in your apartment, the yard work, the pool work and host all your parties!

FishingCommunity.Org in partnership with the Bureau of Land Management and Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum will be holding the fourth annual family fishing classic for wounded, injured and ill Veterans from all campaigns. Free for Vets and their families. Lunch provided by Tommy Bahama-Jupiter. Location: Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and Museum, 500 Captain Armour’s Way, Jupiter, FL. Wounded Warriors Invited and Volunteers Needed! See more and sign up: www.fishingcommunity.org/fl

We are looking for Breast Cancer Survivors to join Team SOS PBC (Save Our Sisters Palm Beach County) Breast Cancer Survivor Dragon Boat Team. Palm Beach County’s First and Only Breast Cancer Survivor Dragon Boat Team.

Our Mission: To promote a healthy, active lifestyle and provide organized opportunities for physical fitness, wellness education, and psycho-social empowerment among Breast Cancer Survivors and their supporters through the sport of dragon boating.

Team SOS PBC members are from all walks of life and range in age from 30s to 70s with varied interests and fitness levels. Each of us is a powerful example that women can lead a full and vigorous life after treatment for breast cancer. SOS PBC offers an active, health-giving, life affirming opportunity for breast cancer survivors. We are a survivor group whose focus is on living, rather than on the disease that brought us together.
No experience necessary—we will train you!
 

 

 

Experience the serenity of Yoga with Mary Veal on the Lighthouse Deck at sunset every Monday. This is an all levels class and beginners are welcomed and encouraged! $10 per person. Bring a yoga mat, water bottle and a flashlight. Meet at the Museum 10 minutes prior to start time, class is weather dependent - please check website for updates and future start times. Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum, 500 Captain Armour’s Way, Jupiter, FL 33469 https://www.jupiterlighthouse.org/calendar

Every Tuesday until May Bring out your child’s inner WILD in our Wild Child program every Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. This 1-hour program will introduce your child to the colors, textures, sights and sounds of the ocean as we adventure into our local beach-side park to discover nature. Pre-registration is required. Ages: 3-5 Cost: $5/child. marinelife.org/calendar

Join Legends Radio for Conservation Conversation. A FREE event covering different topics around our ecosystem, preserving our lifestyle and best practices for being a more responsible Palm Beach resident. We'll cover topics such as - proper ways to recycle - solar energy - climate change - red tide And much, much more!

The Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce (PBN Chamber of Commerce) is proud to announce the District 18 Congressional Debate- to be held on October 16 at the Palm Beach State College Eissey Campus Theatre in Palm Beach Gardens.

Click here to reserve General Admission Tickets. Reservations are complimentary.

The debate will be broadcast unedited and in its entirety on Saturday, October 20th on CBS12.com and CBS12 News at 7 p.m. in the West Palm Beach television market, which is comprised of households in Palm Beach, St. Lucie, Martin, Indian River, and Okeechobee Counties.

This is the fourth debate produced and hosted by the PBN Chamber of Commerce and the second  televised debate.  The PBN Chamber of Commerce first partnered with CBS12 News in 2016 and looks forward to a repeat this year.  In 2014, the Chamber produced the only District 18 Congressional Debate with an audience, and in 2012 produced the County Commission, District 1 Debate. Palm Beach State has hosted all four debates.

The race for the Congressional District 18 seat is of national importance and has been identified as a priority for both the Republican and Democratic Parties. 

Click here to read the full press release.

CBS12 News anchor Liz Quirantes will moderate the debate. Click here to read more about the moderator.

The Media Panelists are:

Eve Samples, Opinion and Audience Engagement Editor, Treasure Coast Newspapers and TCPalm
George Bennett, Reporter, The Palm Beach Post
Erin MacPherson, Reporter, Treasure Coast, CBS12 News

Click here to read more about the panelists.

SUBMIT A QUESTION
Submit a question by emailing Debate@CBS12.com prior to the event.













TICKET INFORMATION - PLEASE READ
Ticket holders MUST pick up their physical ticket(s) with a valid photo ID at the Palm Beach North Chamber Office (5520 PGA Boulevard, Suite 200, Palm Beach Gardens) on Friday, October 12th or Monday, October 15th between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.

*Proof of purchase, email receipt, and/or anything other than a physical ticket WILL NOT be accepted to gain entrance. PHYSICAL TICKET REQUIRED. 

DEBATE RULES
No one will be allowed in the theater wearing campaign shirts, button, hats, etc., or with campaign posters, banners or flags, nor will they be allowed to solicit on campus or hold campaign signs. Attendees wearing campaign shirts will be asked to either leave the auditorium or completely cover the shirt so that no campaign messaging can be seen.

Out of respect to candidates and the debate timeline, members of the audience will be instructed by the moderator that no applause or "yelling out" will be allowed during the debate. If an audience member does not abide by the "yelling out" provision, they will be escorted out by Security. Applause will be allowed at the conclusion of the debate.

NO PHOTOGRAPHY OR TAPING WILL BE ALLOWED BY MEMBERS OF THE AUDIENCE. This will be made clear during the moderator's instructions to the audience prior to debate start. Audience members will be escorted out by Security if they do not follow these instructions.

The Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce Small Business Advisory Council presents CEO Connection featuring Oneil Khosa.

ABOUT ONEIL

• Entrepreneur, Banker & Licensed Merchant Marine Officer with a maritime industry focus.
• Presently CEO and part owner of Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line.
• Previously, Founder CEO of Blue Ocean Cruises in India.  Company was sold in 2009 to a local buyer.
•  Investment Banker - DVB Bank -  one of the largest lenders for the Transportation industry globally. Developed & managed the cruise industry asset related debt portfolio of $ 1.5 billion at DVB Bank; Managed a $ 150 m Private Equity Fund for investments into the cruise & yachting industry. Managed financing for Super-yachts. Worked with DVB Bank in London and Amsterdam for 5 years.
• 1st Officer on the world?s largest cruise ship in the year 2000 with Royal Caribbean Cruises. 1st Officer on the "Semester at Sea" ship that carries students around the World.
• Master?s Degree -  Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University, Netherlands. Received the University scholarship for it.
•  Merchant Marine Academy Graduate.
• 44 yrs old, married 15 years; 2 kids.

 
BAHAMAS PARADISE CRUISE LINE
Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line is the only provider of two-night cruises and cruise & resort stays to Grand Bahama Island year-round from the Port of Palm Beach. Majority owned by the family of former Norwegian Cruise Line President and CEO Kevin Sheehan since December 2016, the company now operates Grand Celebration and Grand Classica as of April 2018. The addition of a second ship doubles the Line?s capacity and with both ships sailing to Grand Bahama Island, the company is projected to carry more than 500,000 passengers annually and be the largest contributor to tourism in Grand Bahama Island. For more information on the features and amenities of the cruise line or to book a cruise, visit the company?s website: www.BahamasParadiseCruise.com or call: 800-995-3201. Follow the company on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
 
We are unique in what we do ? short cruises ? great for charters, groups, weddings, corporates etc. Also, we are the only ones operating out of Port of Palm Beach.
 

Join us for a fun day of learning about new advancements in women's intimate health by Viveve. Until now, there had not been many options to improve issues that occur from childbirth or aging.Now, with the new technology available, there are options to resolve discomforts! We will have door prizes, complimentary refreshments & hors d'oeuvres and more. We would love to have you

Come and splash in our heated pool at Riverwalk Pointe and get fit while you have fun!  Jenya hosts Water Works and she will help you get fit! 

Everyone’s buzzing about CoolSculpting! We invite you to come to LifeWell MD to learn about the world’s number one non-invasive body sculpting procedure. Maurah Ruiz will share the science behind freezing the fat away for good.

Grab your friends and enjoy a glass of wine, Sushi and refreshments. Witness a live demonstration of the procedure, get your personal consultation and enjoy discounts.

You don’t want to miss this opportunity to learn about CoolSculpting away fat forever! Space is limited, call 561-210-9999

Do you want to learn how to play Canasta?  Susan and Liz can teach you!  Beginners are welcome!  This is one of many fun social gatherings that Riverwalk Pointe hosts.  Sick of taking care of that big house?  We do everything for you here!  We take care of all of your maintenance in your apartment, the yard work, the pool work and host all your parties!

OceanView Concerts offers an eclectic array
of quality events to our Juno Beach Neighbors.

Concerts feature high-caliber musicians and artists across
multiple genres performing in our intimate venue.
Regional and local groups also perform regularly.

We aim to share God's love by presenting
quality programming with our Seaside community.

All are welcome...for we are all one.

OceanView Concerts...a ministry of Oceanview Church
701 Ocean Drive • Juno Beach, FL 33408 • 561.626.2500
www.OceanViewConcerts.com

October 20 @ 8:30 – 10 a.m. Help us keep the very beach that our turtles call home free from trash and litter. Join Lynne Wells and her group of Blue Friends Society members this month on Saturday, October 20 at 8:30 a.m. on the back deck of LMC. Bring a bucket to collect the trash and garden gloves if you have them. Following 1-hour of cleaning the beach, join us for a light breakfast sponsored by Whole Foods Market in Palm Beach Gardens and Another Broken Egg in Harborside, Jupiter. Complimentary coffee by Oceana Coffee will be served. Please RSVP to Lynne: bluefriends@marinelife.org

Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) invites middle and high school students and their families along with local teachers and guidance counselors to the Careers in Energy Open House, to hear about potential career tracks with some of the area’s largest employers including FPL, Florida City Gas and Jupiter Tequesta Air Conditioning Plumbing & Electric. Staff from Palm Beach State College, Indian River State College and FAU School of Engineering will also be on hand to speak to students and educators about their programs of study in the energy field. Students will gain insight into a wide range of career paths in the energy industry including engineering, finance, power plant operations, nuclear technicians, lineworkers and more. FPL is committed to supporting education and career training in the state of Florida. The Careers in Energy Week Open House will be an invaluable opportunity for students to learn about the wide array of career opportunities with FPL and in the energy industry as a whole. It will also connect students and educators with colleges offering programs in the field and spark interest in energy careers for bright young students. The event is free and open to the public. The Open House is part of FPL’s support of the Florida Energy Workforce Consortium Careers in Energy Week, a full week dedicated to celebrating and raising awareness of energy careers and their importance to our communities, state, and nation.

October 20 @ 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Join us for a FREE family event on Saturday, October 20th from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. that is sure to be a turtle-y fun time for the whole family. Celebrate the return of our Winter public programming with FREE programs offered throughout the day. Your hatchlings can enjoy Mommy & Me Paint, Wild Child sensory stations, guided tours, Family Field Trips with Hammock Hikes and Living Beaches. Join us for the PNC Grow UP Great Mobile Learning Adventure featuring craft activities, STEAM learning station and more! We will even have a special visit from Dr. Logger and Meet and Greets with our lovable mascot, Fletch! marinelife.org/fallfestival

We are looking for Breast Cancer Survivors to join Team SOS PBC (Save Our Sisters Palm Beach County) Breast Cancer Survivor Dragon Boat Team. Palm Beach County’s First and Only Breast Cancer Survivor Dragon Boat Team.

Our Mission: To promote a healthy, active lifestyle and provide organized opportunities for physical fitness, wellness education, and psycho-social empowerment among Breast Cancer Survivors and their supporters through the sport of dragon boating.

Team SOS PBC members are from all walks of life and range in age from 30s to 70s with varied interests and fitness levels. Each of us is a powerful example that women can lead a full and vigorous life after treatment for breast cancer. SOS PBC offers an active, health-giving, life affirming opportunity for breast cancer survivors. We are a survivor group whose focus is on living, rather than on the disease that brought us together.
No experience necessary—we will train you!
 

 

 

Experience the serenity of Yoga with Mary Veal on the Lighthouse Deck at sunset every Monday. This is an all levels class and beginners are welcomed and encouraged! $10 per person. Bring a yoga mat, water bottle and a flashlight. Meet at the Museum 10 minutes prior to start time, class is weather dependent - please check website for updates and future start times. Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum, 500 Captain Armour’s Way, Jupiter, FL 33469 https://www.jupiterlighthouse.org/calendar

Taking place for the first time locally on October 24, On the Table is a civic engagement initiative organized by the Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties designed to unite people of all ages and diverse backgrounds over mealtime conversation to discuss issues that impact their community. For those interested in joining the conversation but aren’t sure how to find a seat at the table, a list of public conversations have been posted on the On the Table website at www.onthetablefl.com under the “Find A Conversation” tab. Here, interested residents can find the perfect conversation based on desired location, time or host organization. Please RSVP to the table host if required.

Pre-registration is now closed.  Walk-ins will be available. Thank you.

Join the Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce for our Business Before Hours Breakfast on Wednesday, October 24, 2018. The keynote speaker for this event is Senate President-Designate, Bill Galvano.

About the Speaker
Bill Galvano is the President-Designate of the Florida Senate and will serve as President of the Senate for the 2018-2020 term.  Elected to the Florida Senate in 2012, Senator Galvano most recently served as Chairman of the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Higher Education and served on following committees: Full Appropriations, Education, Governmental Oversight and Accountability, Rules, Transportation, Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation, Tourism and Economic Development and Joint Legislative Budget Commission.

 

Before being elected to the Senate, Senator Galvano served eight years in the Florida House of Representatives.  In his final term in the Florida House, he served as Chairman of the Rules and Calendar Council. 

 

Bill Galvano is a product of the Manatee County public school system.  He earned an associate's degree from Manatee Community College, before receiving a bachelor's degree from the University of Florida and a juris doctorate from the University of Miami, School of Law.  Galvano is a partner of the 96 year law firm, Grimes Goebel Grimes Hawkins Gladfelter & Galvano of Bradenton.  

 

Currently living in Bradenton, Senator Galvano and his wife Julie are the proud parents of three children: Michael, William, and Jacqueline.  

Come and splash in our heated pool at Riverwalk Pointe and get fit while you have fun!  Jenya hosts Water Works and she will help you get fit! 

A howling good time and spectacular evening view of a full moon from the top of the Lighthouse! Tour time approximately 75 minutes, Cost: $25 per person, $20 for Lighthouse Members, Tickets required – purchase online. Tours are weather permitting. Children must be accompanied by an adult and be at least 48” tall to climb the Lighthouse. https://www.jupiterlighthouse.org/calendar/

Join the Young Professionals of Palm Beach North for their quarterly Development Luncheon on Thursday, October 25 at Abacoa Golf Club.  The topic of this luncheon is Health & Wellness in the Workplace.

Guests will enjoy networking and a buffet lunch at the amazing Abacoa Golf Club. Additionally, guests will hear from Young Professionals Council Members and a representative from Abacoa Golf Club.

Learn more about our panelists:
Ty Brodale studied Transcendental Meditation, Vedic Science, and Ayurveda at Maharishi University of Management in Fairfield, IA from 2014 to 2017. He now is a Certified Transcendental Meditation Teacher in Palm Beach with his wife Zabrina. Before studying to teach Transcendental Meditation Ty enjoyed many different professional fields such as healthcare, farming, building & remodeling, horse training, hospitality, working and living with the Amish, and his favorite: youth wilderness therapy where he met his wife of 8 years. All the experiences brought him great satisfaction and joy but were unable to define him as a person, leaving a gap of understanding and self awareness that has since been filled through the experience and understanding of consciousness. He hopes that sharing the experience of Transcendental Meditation will multiply the experience of Self-referral  happiness in our world.

In fulfillment of this hope, Ty and Zabrina run the Quiet Time Program at Sacred Heart School in Lake Worth where 50 students and 11 staff practice Transcendental Meditation twice daily as a group. The students find it helps reduce the stress of being a young student, priming their brains for greater academic and social success!

Dr. Taylor Pardue graduated from Trinity School of Natural health with a Clinically Certified Health Professional and Doctor of Naturopathy Degree. She has worked side by side with world renowned Naturopath, Dr. Tom Slider for over nine years. While interning with Dr. Slider, Dr. Pardue has received over 950 hours of clinical experience. The knowledge she has gained from this experience is invaluable. She specializes in Iridology, Kinesiology, and Women’s wellness. Her passion is educating about the misconceptions of current health “trends”. Dr. Pardue helps each of her clients understand their unique chemistry and energy and implements individualized protocols that assist the achievement of optimal health.

Jon Stanton has been helping people get out of chronic pain & improve their posture for the last 11 years with The Egoscue Method. After overcoming a knee injury as a client of the method, he knew he wanted to use his own experience to help other people. Jon previously worked in the golf business in NY, running junior golf clinics & camps. He also holds Personal Training and Corrective Exercise Specialist certifications through the National Academy of Sports Medicine and is a certified Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization exercise trainer through the Prague School of Rehabilitation. He lives with his wife in Jupiter.

 

Dr. Nguyen’s lecture, “Toward a New History of the Tet Offensive: Spies, Allies and Murder in Hanoi,” examines the 1968 Tet Offensive including the origins of the event and how the Tet strategy deliberation in Hanoi revealed how North Vietnam’s foreign relations and domestic politics contributed to the planning for the communist offensive. Nguyen specializes in the Vietnam War, U.S. Southeast Asian relations and the global Cold War at Columbia University. She is currently working on a comprehensive history of the 1968 Tet Offensive.

Do you want to learn how to play Canasta?  Susan and Liz can teach you!  Beginners are welcome!  This is one of many fun social gatherings that Riverwalk Pointe hosts.  Sick of taking care of that big house?  We do everything for you here!  We take care of all of your maintenance in your apartment, the yard work, the pool work and host all your parties!

The Town of Lake Park hosts its monthly SUNSET CELEBRATION on the last Friday of each month at Lake Park Harbor Marina. The event offers live entertainment, a full cash bar, happy hour prices, and a variety of food and arts & crafts vendors. Admission and Parking are FREE! Lake Park Harbor Marina is located at 105 Lake Shore Drive, Lake Park, FL 33403 For more information, call 561-840-0160 or visit www.lakeparkmarina.com

Held just days before Halloween, this enchanted evening for dads and daughters will include raffles, dinner, dancing, and a costume contest! Proceeds from this event fund production costs for the ballet company and academy scholarships.

Pricing: $95 per father/daughter, $40 per additional daughter, $55 additional adult

Oct 27, Gates Open at 6:30 pm, Film Begins at 7:30 pm A new documentary explores exciting historical and natural heritage trails important to all Floridians. The film highlights 3 cycling trails which are: Rails to Trails, SEA Island Loop and the East Coast Greenways. These trails run through the rural community of Armstrong. The ECG runs from Key West to Maine and impacts 435 rural communities. The film also, highlights the rich area of Armstrong which was settled by West Africans, known as Gullah Geechee, after the Civil War. The Gullah Geechee people are immigrants to the New World of West African descent and have kept their agricultural expertise and rich cultural heritage alive through the years. The Gullah Geechee corridor was established by Congress in 2006. The film interviews City Commissioners, State Representatives & Senators, Florida State Park staff, Florida DOT, and others involved in the projects. The film will be shown outdoor at the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum and will be introduced by Derek Boyd Hankerson, Film Writer, Producer and Gullah Geechee descendent. Free to the public, bring a beach chair. Drinks and snacks for sale. Seating is limited. RSVP required online. https://www.jupiterlighthouse.org/calendar https://www.jupiterlighthouse.org/calendar/florida-films-under-the-stars-the-gullah-geechee-corridor-the-east-coast-greenways/

We are looking for Breast Cancer Survivors to join Team SOS PBC (Save Our Sisters Palm Beach County) Breast Cancer Survivor Dragon Boat Team. Palm Beach County’s First and Only Breast Cancer Survivor Dragon Boat Team.

Our Mission: To promote a healthy, active lifestyle and provide organized opportunities for physical fitness, wellness education, and psycho-social empowerment among Breast Cancer Survivors and their supporters through the sport of dragon boating.

Team SOS PBC members are from all walks of life and range in age from 30s to 70s with varied interests and fitness levels. Each of us is a powerful example that women can lead a full and vigorous life after treatment for breast cancer. SOS PBC offers an active, health-giving, life affirming opportunity for breast cancer survivors. We are a survivor group whose focus is on living, rather than on the disease that brought us together.
No experience necessary—we will train you!
 

 

 

Experience the serenity of Yoga with Mary Veal on the Lighthouse Deck at sunset every Monday. This is an all levels class and beginners are welcomed and encouraged! $10 per person. Bring a yoga mat, water bottle and a flashlight. Meet at the Museum 10 minutes prior to start time, class is weather dependent - please check website for updates and future start times. Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum, 500 Captain Armour’s Way, Jupiter, FL 33469 https://www.jupiterlighthouse.org/calendar

It’s that time of year again! New Day is having our annual holiday shopping day fundraiser. It’s the perfect time to do some early Christmas shopping and come out to support our amazing program. Wednesday November 7th from 2:30-5:30 pm beat the holiday rush and shop early with us! Don’t miss out on our great vendors! We hope to see everyone there!

Ms. Rosens’s lecture, “Time’s Up in Work and Politics: How the Me Too Movement Creates Permanent Change,” examines the creation of Time’s Up, formed by the women of Hollywood in response to exposing the sexual abuse allegations against Harvey Weinstein. As a longtime political analyst and founder of the Time’s Up legal defense fund, which supports survivors of sexual harassment in the workplace, Rosen will provide a unique perspective on these issues.

Come and splash in our heated pool at Riverwalk Pointe and get fit while you have fun!  Jenya hosts Water Works and she will help you get fit! 

Take in the spectacular sunset views and witness the Jupiter Light turning on to illuminate the night sky. Visitors get an inside look at the nuts & bolts of a working lighthouse watchroom. Tour time approximately 75 minutes, Cost: $20 per person, $15 for Lighthouse Members, Tickets required-purchase online.Tours are weather permitting. Children must be at least 48” tall to climb the Lighthouse and accompanied by an adult. https://www.jupiterlighthouse.org/calendar/