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“The Best Place to Live Under the Sun”
JANUARY 2016JANUARY 2016
Pg. 2—Village Manager / Historian
Village Clerk / Council
561-841-3380
MUNICIPAL ELECTION TUESDAY MARCH 15, 2016
Election Date: Tuesday, March 15, 2016
In 2016, the North Palm Beach Municipal Election
will be held in conjunction with the Presidential
Preference Primary.
Village Council Seats Open to Election
Group 1 (currently held by Robert Gebbia)
Group 3 (currently held by Darryl Aubrey)
Group 5 (currently held by Mark Mullinix)
The election of councilmembers is by group, at-large
and non-partisan (no districts, no party affiliation).
Election Updates
Updates on candidates for Village Council, and other
election information is available on the Elections
page at www.village-npb.org or call the Clerk’s office
at 841-3355. To receive election info via email or
text message Click on Stay Notified in the blue box
on the left side of the home page.
Fecha Elección: Martes, 15 de marzo 2016
En 2016, la Elección Municipal de North Palm Beach se
llevará a cabo en conjunto con la Primaria de Preferencia
Presidencial.
Escaños del Consejo de Village Abiertos para Elección
Grupo 1 (ocupado actualmente por Robert Gebbia)
Grupo 3 (ocupado actualmente por Darryl Aubrey)
Grupo 5 (ocupado actualmente por Mark Mullinix)
La elección de concejales es por grupo, en general y no
partidista (no hay distritos, sin partido).
Actualizaciones Elecciones
Actualizaciones en los candidatos a los consejos de
aldea y otra información electoral está disponible en la
página de Elecciones al www.village-npb.org o llame la
oficina del Secretario al 841-3355. Para recibir infor-
mación electoral por correo electrónico o mensaje de
texto Haga clic en la estancia Notificado en el cuadro
azul en la parte izquierda de la página principal.
www.village-npb.org Village Clerk—Pg. 3
Village Manager
A Message from the Village Manager
Dear Residents,
I hope the new year is a very happy and healthy one for you, your
families and friends. As you can see from our cover, this year we
celebrate the 60th Anniversary of the incorporation of the Village of
North Palm Beach.
In my September newsletter I described factors that have made our
first 60 years successful. One key fact that I failed to mention was
that the original developers of the Village, Richard and Herbert
Ross, created the vision/plans that made North Palm Beach “The
Best Place to Live Under the Sun!”
The Ross brothers wanted the Village to have its own elementary
school, so they gave the Palm Beach County School Board the
property on South Anchorage Drive for that purpose. They built and gave the Village the Village
Hall on US 1 for maximum visibility and they insisted the library eventually be near the
elementary school.
The Ross brothers also provided a city water system, which was later replaced by Seacoast
Utilities, for the new North Palm Beach. They planned the streets and finger-canals, so the
Village could be a waterfront community, which today boasts more waterfront properties in it
than many other residential communities in Florida.
We will be sharing historical information in our newsletter and on our website
(www.village-npb.org) during the year. If any of you have old photos, and/or stories about grow-
ing up in North Palm Beach, please feel free to send them to Jcunningham@village-npb.org so
we can share them with the rest of the community.
Finally, please remember that the Village has scheduled a week long Charrette beginning on
Saturday, January 30th, 2016 and ending on Friday, February 5, 2016 in the Village Council
Chambers. In the Charrette process many ideas will be presented regarding both the Village
Master Plan and the Country Club based on research, interviews, meetings and surveys. During
the Charrette, these ideas will be refined through consensus, and ultimately presented to the
Village Council.
Sincerely,
Jim Kelly P.S. The new clubhouse will be built on the existing clubhouse site.
Volunteer Tax-Aide Counselors Needed for
Northern Palm Beach County!
Help people and give your mind a workout, too. Get
the joy and satisfaction of helping people in your own
community with a much-needed service by applying to
join the AARP Foundation Tax-Aide volunteer team to-
day! Your expertise will be appreciated more than you
can imagine. Register online at www.aarp.org/taxaide.
SO MUCH TO DO IN THE VILLAGE !!
The Recreation Dept. has a series of Lunch & Learn classes lined up for January and February. These infor-
mational workshops will begin at 11:30 am, consist of an hour of information, a light lunch and time for ques-
tions and answers. The fee for each workshop is $8.
Lunch & Learn Chair Exercise – Jan. 7 & Feb. 11 - learn how to do a complete exercise routine that you
can do from the comfort of your home. This will involve using a chair and everyday objects you have at home.
This is great for people with balance issues or who can not get down on the floor to exercise.
Lunch & Learn Apple iPad/iPhone – Jan. 13 & Feb. 17 - Get a new iPhone for the holidays? Do you know
how to use it or did your kids/grandkids give you the abbreviated 10 minutes of instruction? We will show you
the basics to using your new phone or iPad; using the camera, texting, emailing, basics apps, and more!!
Lunch & Learn Android phone/tablet – Jan. 20 & Feb 24 - Get a new Samsung, LG, Motorola, Nexus, HTC
or Kyocera phone/tablet for the holidays? This workshop is for all smart phones that are not Apple. We will
show you the basics to using your new phone or tablet; using the camera, texting, emailing, basics apps, and
more!!
APT Training - APT (Athletic Performance Training) is a fitness training class. We initially offered it to youth 8
-12 yrs of age but, due to popular demand, we have added an adult class. Participants will work on speed
drills, endurance training and strength by using equipment such as speed ladders, parachutes, bungees and
therabands. There will be obstacle courses and timed events. This is a great activity to build your confi-
dence. Participants compete against themselves. This is a great training program for upcoming sport
leagues or just for the sake of exercise. 7-week class meets on Monday evenings, 6:00-7:00pm for youth
and 7:00-8:00 pm for adults, starting Jan. 8 (no class 1/18, or 2/15). Fee: $75/$70(RDF) – NPB Com Cntr.
Pre-register at the Anchorage Park Activities Bldg.
Thrift Store Frenzy , January 7th - $15 – Join us to shop at 8 different thrift stores in one day - if you can
handle that many bargains! We’ll take the bus to our “go to” Thrift Stores in Hobe Sound and Stuart for a day
where you can shop for all kinds of bargains. We’ll have room on the bus for your purchases. There will be a
built in lunch stop (on your own). This trip fills fast, so register soon. 841-3386 for more details.
Ringling Museum, January 15th - $55- The Ringling Museum offers twenty-one galleries of European paint-
ings as well as antiquities and Asian, American, and contemporary art. The museum's art collection currently
consists of more than 10,000 objects that include a variety of paintings, sculpture, drawings, prints, photo-
graphs, and decorative arts. Join us for a bus trip to experience the Ringling Museum. Bus leaves at 7:00 am
and returns 7:00 pm. $55 per person.
Little Havana Culinary Tour, January 26th - $60 - Take advantage of a great opportunity to experience the
Cuban culture in Miami on this guided trip through little Havana. A tour-guide meets us at the bus and begins
a short 4-block walking tour down Calle-Ocho with several stops at different Cuban themed restaurants for
samples of their fare. Its more than enough food for lunch and will leave you feeling enriched with the Cuban
culture.
Travel Trips – The North Palm Beach Recreation Dept. invites you to join us for upcoming trips to local at-
tractions! The Recreation Dept. now owns a bus so we will be able to take the trips with less chance of can-
celling due to low enrollment. Sign up now for these scheduled trips:
Jan 7 – Thrift Store Frenzy - (Stuart/Hobe Sound) - $13; Jan 15 – Ringling Museum/Art - $55; Jan. 26 – Little
Havana Culinary Tour - $60; Feb. 18 – Wynwood Art Tour in Miami - $60; Feb. 22 – Perez Art Museum in Mi-
ami - $20; Feb. 29 – Out to Lunch Dolphin Bar, Stuart - $10; Mar. 10 – Strawberry Festival - $70; Mar. 19 –
Mt. Dora - $25; Mar. 28 – Miami Heat vs Brooklyn - $40; Call Bill for any questions you may have regarding
these trips. 841-3386.
Village-Wide Garage Sale – We barely get past one garage sale and it is time to start signing up for the next!
Start cleaning out the closets and getting ready for the March 5th garage sale. This humungous sale will be
held at the NPB Community Center, 1200 Prosperity Fm. Rd. from 7:00am – noon. Spaces are available for
$21.30. Reserve your space early! Only 1 space/household.
561-841-3380 Pg. 4—Public Safety / Library
Police
The North Palm Beach Police Department would like residents to keep the
following tips in mind during the holiday season.
If you’re out for the evening…….
Turn on lights and a radio or television to give the appearance that some-
one is home.
Lock all doors and windows when you leave, even if it is just for a few
minutes.
Don’t display gifts where they can be seen from outside of the residence.
Ask your neighbors to watch your property while you are away.
If you’re shopping…….
Remain alert of your surroundings and park in a well lit area.
Lock the car, close the windows and hide shopping bags and gifts in the
trunk.
Avoid carrying large amounts of cash; pay with a check or credit card when possible.
Don’t overburden yourself with packages.
Be extra careful with purses and wallets. Carry a purse close to your body and not dangling by the
straps.
Put a wallet in an inside coat or front pants pocket.
If you are shopping with children, teach them to stay close to you. If they are separated teach them
to go to a store clerk, security guard or pre-determined person.
As we prepare to ring in the New Year the North Palm Beach Police Department would like to
remind you that your safety is our main priority. The well-being of all the citizens in the Village is
paramount. Remember that Gunfire is Dangerous and Illegal. Do not fire a gun in celebration.
Numerous people are injured or killed each year due to what has come to be known as
“celebratory gunfire”. Help us to keep you, your family and your neighborhood safe by making
good decisions when it comes to safety.
The North Palm Beach Police Department takes reports of gunfire very seriously and officers
will respond to these reports appropriately. While our intention is not to ruin the spirit of cele-
bration, anyone engaged in the illegal discharge of a firearm within the Village will be arrested.
Please help us in protecting our community. If you know of someone that engages in celebrato-
ry gunfire, please call us ahead of time to report this information. If you hear or observe viola-
tions, we urge you to report them immediately. You can report illegal gunfire and remain anony-
mous. Our goal is for everyone to enjoy a safe environment during the holiday season in North
Palm Beach.
Set-up: Sun. - Tues., January 24th—26th
Sale: Wed. – Sun., January 27th – January 31st
Volunteers are needed to help set-up and sell. Please let
us know how you can help us. Sign-up sheet at the
circulation desk.
Donate Your Books, Magazines, DVD’s & CD’s.
If you are unable to bring them in, call the library and leave
a message for “The Friends of the Library”. We will
arrange a time that is convenient for you and a volunteer
will pick up your donations. Call 841-3383 for details.
Library Events & Programs
Mark your calendars now!
The annual Heritage Festival
will be held on Saturday, April
2 at Anchorage Park! This year
marks the 60th Anniversary of
the Village. We want to have
the largest parade ever!! We
invite clubs, businesses, organ-
izations, etc. to participate in
the 1 mile parade! Contact the
Recreation Dept. for your
application and more
information.
www.village-npb.org
Parks & Recreation
Food Truck Frenzy
Join us for a free movie in the park and enjoy a meal at the Food Truck
Frenzy on Saturday, Jan. 9th from 5:00-9:00 at Anchorage Park! We
will show the free movie, “Minions” at 7:00 pm. This Food Truck Frenzy
will feature 20 different trucks offering a wide variety of delicious foods
& deserts! Bring your lawn chairs, blankets and appetites!
Hot Cars & Chili! Open Car Show and Chili Cookoff – On Jan. 31
the Recreation Dept is hosting their 6th annual open car/truck show at
Anchorage Park. Advanced vehicle registration is $15.00 and the first
100 entries are guaranteed a show t-shirt. On-site registration from
9:00-noon will be $20.00. From noon – 4:00 pm the public can enjoy
food, drink, chili, music, looking at beautiful cars/trucks and voting for
their favorite chili! If you cook up a mean batch of chili, enter the cook-
off! Fee to sample chili is $5/person. Mark your calendar! If you have
a classic car, we hope you will participate in the show. Applications
available on recreation pages of www.village-npb.org. or at a recreation
center. Call 561-841-3386 for more details!
Chili Cooks – We are looking for people who think they make a great
chili. Now is your chance to prove it! The annual Chili Cookoff is Jan
31 and we need chili teams! This is not a sanctioned chili cookoff – just
tons of fun! Last year’s People’s Choice award went to Chef Mingo
from the NPB Country Club and Judge’s Choice went to David Crock-
ett’s Wild West Chili! They challenge you to unseat them from those
lofty positions! Teams consist of a captain and 3 members. Entry fee is
a mere $20.00 and are due by Jan. 22. Call the Rec Dept at 561-841-
3386 for complete details!
Registration for January Activities
Winter Activity Schedules are available now and registration has begun!
Begin 2016 with more activity and exercise! We offer Tai Chi, Co-
quettes Dance, Jazzercise, Country Line Dance, Fitness Over 50, Table
Tennis, Paddleboarding, and more!! Most classes begin the week of
Jan. 4. Register early to assure your place and get started on those
New Year’s Resolutions! www.village-npb.org (dept-parks & rec- activi-
ty registration)
Heritage FesƟval & Heritage FesƟval &
60th Anniversary Parade60th Anniversary Parade
Meet Mark Howell– Parks and Recreation Facilities Manager
If you have been at the pool recently, you may have seen
employee Mark Howell there. As the new Facilities Manager
for the Parks and Recreation Department, he oversees many
of the Village facilities– but his expertise is with pools and
swim programs. You may even catch him up in the lifeguard
chair on occasion!
Mark ran the swim program at FIU before coming to the
Village. He also worked as Manager of Fitness Operations at
the University of Miami, Medical Campus. He obtained his
Bachelor of Science degree from Florida A & M University and
is working towards his masters degree in Sports
Management.
Mark is certified in many areas:
Certified Pool/Spa Operator by the National Swimming Pool Foundation
NASM Certified Personal Trainer NASM Corrective Exercise Specialist
NASM Performance Enhancement Specialist ARC Lifeguard Instructor
BLS Instructor CPR and AED Water Safety Instructor (WSI)
Mixed Martial Arts Conditioning Certification Level 1 Kayaking Instructor
Aerobics and Fitness Association of America University of Miami Train the Trainer Cert.
Basic Rape Aggression Defense Instructor
Please welcome Mark into the Village and introduce yourself! We are very happy to have
someone with his credentials on board as part of the management team at the Village!
Sepsis is a word we hear more and more often on the news
and in conversation. So what is sepsis anyway? Sepsis is an
exaggerated systemic inflammatory response to an infection.
The infection may start in the lungs , the urinary tract ,the abdo-
men or even the skin. It used to be called an infection of the
"blood stream", because very often the infection was so severe
it would migrate into the blood. There are varying degrees of
sepsis but mortality is so great that more than 80% of people in
septic shock will die!
The whole point of this article is to improve awareness and recognition of the symptoms, because
early recognition can ward off disaster! The only treatment is early aggressive goal directed therapy
with Copious intravenous fluid and rapid administration of intravenous antibiotics. But the most im-
portant component is early recognition. Early signs of impending disaster are generalized weakness,
fever, and a rapid pulse; sweating and a drop in blood pressure are the next ominous signs. As the
process worsens the patient becomes confused, urine output decreases markedly, cold shivers ap-
pear and rapid breathing ensues. It isn't just the infection alone but a drastic decrease in blood flow to
critical organs impairing their function. Call your doctor early if any of these signs appear. If he is una-
vailable go to your closest ER because hospitalization is usually necessary in advanced cases . If you
are too weak to drive call 911. Fire rescue is on high alert this season for patients with sepsis. Pre-
vention is always the best medicine so make sure you get your flu shot, your pneumonia vaccine, and
the shingles vaccine. and please don't let your friends and loved ones tell you "it's just a little bug"
when you can see objectively that they are sick. Friends help friends live longer and better by recog-
nizing and reacting to early signs of impending sepsis.
Pg. 6—Country Club
Country Club
561-841-3380
KNOW YOUR CODE
Sec. 6-112 (F)
Holiday lights and decoraƟons, erected
during the appropriate holiday sea‐
son, shall comply with all building and
electrical codes. Holiday lights and deco‐
raƟons may be erected no earlier than
four (4) weeks prior to the subject holi‐
day with the excepƟon of the Christ‐
mas/Hanukkah holidays. Christmas/
Hanukkah lights and decoraƟons may be
erected no earlier than October 15th. All
holiday lights and decoraƟons must be
removed within two (2) weeks following
the holiday.
Support Your Local Businesses—Pg. 9 www.village-npb.org
561-841-3380 501 U.S. Highway 1, North Palm Beach, FL
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Upcoming Council Meetings
Thursday, January 14, 2016, 7:30 pm
Thursday, January 28, 2016, 7:30 pm
Village Hall
501 U.S. Highway One
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841-3380
www.village-npb.org
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Village of North Palm Beach
Village Council
Robert A. Gebbia
Mayor
David B, Norris
Vice Mayor
Doug Bush
President Pro Tem
Darryl C. Aubrey
Councilmember
Mark Mullinix
Councilmember
Jim Kelly
Village Manager
Melissa Teal, CMC
Village Clerk
Village Council members can be
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Village Clerk at 841-3355 or by
email at council@village-npb.org
*All meetings are held at the
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