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PICK-UP DAYS CHANGING JANUARY IST
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COUNTRY CLUB UPDATE
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Golf Course, Country Club closed for Boat Parade
Because of construction, the golf course and Country Club grounds Will be cl
for the Annual Holiday Boat Parade on Saturday, December 1.
Visit WWW.paLmbeachboatparade.org for a list of other great locations for vieN
this popular local tradition.
VILLAGE COUNCIL
VILLAGE COUNCIL OF NORTH PALM BEACH
Deborah Searcy Mark Mullinix David B. Norris Susan Bickel Darryl C. Aubrey
Councilmember Vice Mayor Mayor President Pro Tem Councilmember
The Village of North Palm Beach is governed by a Council -Manager form of government. The Village Manager
is appointed by the Council and administers all Village business. Regular Council meetings are held the second
and fourth Thursday of the month at 7:30 p.m. and are open to the public. Council members may be contacted
through the Village Clerk's Office at (561) 841-3355, or emailed at council@village-npb.org.
Boards/Committees Meeting Schedule
Audit Committee ..................................................
Code Enforcement Special Magistrate Hearing ..
Construction Board of Adjustment .......................
Golf Advisory Board .............................................
Infrastructure Surtax Oversight Committee .........
Library Advisory Board .......................................
Pension Board - General Employees .................
Pension Board - Police & Fire ............................
Planning Commission .........................................
Recreation Advisory Board .................................
Waterways Board ...............................................
Zoning Board of Adjustment ...............................
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On call as needed
1st Monday, monthly, 5:30 p.m.
On call as needed
3rd Monday, monthly, 6 p.m.
On call as needed
4th Tuesday, monthly, 7 p.m.
On call as needed
On call as needed
1st Tuesday, monthly, 6:30 p.m.
2nd Tuesday, monthly, 7 p.m.
On call as needed, 5:30 p.m.
On call as needed
HOLIDAY LVLHTS
V ,I aag"HBEUau Ern t Schedule
HOLIDAY BOAT PARADE
Saturday, Dec. 1
For details, visit www.pa[mbeachboatparade.org.
The Holiday Boat Parade is put on by the Marine
Industries Association. The Village Golf Course
will not be open to Watch the parade this year
because of construction.
SANTA'S MAILBOX
Dec. 1-14
CHRISTMAS CABARET
__ -Thursday, Dec. 20 at 10 a.m.
Located outside the Village Library for you to post
those Letters to Santa as well as the forms for the
Ho Ho Hotline!
TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY
Wednesday, Dec. 5 at 7 p.m.
The Village of North Palm Beach welcomes the
holiday season with a Tree -Lighting Ceremony
at Veteran's Park, 501 U.S. Highway 1. Music and
entertainment will make this tradition extra fun for
everyone!
SANTA'S HO HO HOTLINE
A free Christmas Cabaret at Osborne Park, 715
Prosperity Farms Road. The variety show is
presented by the Local Coquettes, a Senior dance
troupe. The show includes singing and dancing!
No charge, but please call (561) 841-3386 to
reserve your seat!
SANTA'S JOLLY TROLLEY RIDES
Friday, Dec. 21, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
The whole family can ride in Santa's trolley as you
sing carols and Look at holiday Lights. The rides
will Last about 15 minutes. The cost is $1/person
or $5/family. This event will be held at Veteran's
Park, and Santa will be there too.
SANTA'S VISITS = T
Saturday, Dec. 22 at so a.m.
Santa will be on a fire truck riding through the � -
streets of North Palm Beach. If you hear the
trucks, run outside so Santa is sure to stop by
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DECEMBER 2018 1 3
POLICE DEPARTMENT/Flash Dash
Village ranks again on list of safest Florida cities
Thanks to the combined efforts of
the Village Police Department and
local residents, North Palm Beach
has been ranked again as one of
the 20 safest cities in Florida.
The rankings were compiled by
thehomesecurityadvisor.com, a
website that rates home security
alarm systems and companies.
Among the factors evaluated in
rating North Palm Beach highly
were the 2016 FBI Uniform Crime
Report statistics for cities with a
population of 5,000 or more.
Violent crimes were weighted
more heavily than property crimes
in the analysis to reflect the
severity of the crimes.
The Home Security Advisor
website says this rating method
"provides a strong statistical
indicator of the overall safety
of the community. If you are
considering relocating to Florida,
these communities are among the
top safest cities in which one could
reside."
Earlier this year, the National
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Council for Home Safety and
Security ranked the Village among
the 10 safest cities in Florida,
and in 2016 and 2017, the Village
crime rate dropped 6.8 percent and
18.7 percent respectively.
"Our officers work day and night
to ensure residents of the Village
get top-quality police services, but
without the help of our community,
Flash Dash
Winners 2018
Congratulations to Nicolas Jara De
La Maza (18:24), and to Amanda Witt
(21:57). They were the winners in the
2018 Flash Dash, which was a 5K run
through the beautiful neighborhoods of
North Palm Beach. The race began and
ended in Anchorage Park, and a shorter
run was held for kids. The event used to
be known as the Halloween Ghost Run.
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we would not be nearly as
effective," said Police Chief Rick
Jenkins. "We need citizens to call
us if they see something unusual,
and together we will continue
to earn these great ratings by
industry experts."
Tequesta was the only other Palm
Beach County community to rank
in the top 20 on the list.
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POLICE DEPARTMENT
Police marine patrol officers protecting manatees
Village police officers assigned to marine patrol
work will be busy during winter months protecting
manatees in Village waterways and
encouraging safe boating thanks to som
extra funding assistance from the
Palm Beach County Department of
Environmental Resources Management
(ERM).
Each year, ERM provides funding to
cover costs associated with increased
marine patrol efforts. This year ERM
will provide the Village with up to
$16,600 for additional "on -water law
enforcement" in local waterways. Costs
increased enforcement include overtime for
the additional hours officers work to provide manatee
protection and awareness outreach, as well as gas
and maintenance of the boat.
into Palm Beach County's warm coastal waters during
the winter. As the manatees from the north arrive,
+"o r„mber ... using South Florida waters may
,ase by 10 to 20 times."
An ERM brochure says, "Many manatees from
northern Florida and southern Georgia migrate south
'he increased manatee population can
lead to increased collisions with boats
whose operators may not be aware of
their presence.
By engaging people in conversation,
distributing informational materials
and sometimes writing citations for
olations, officers are hoping to reduce
idents and harm to the manatees from
b1jccuing boats, in addition to potential injuries
to people.
Officers say it's important to obey all laws governing
boat operations in Florida waters, to be constantly
on the lookout for manatees and other hazards while
driving a boat, and to never operate a vessel while
under the influence of alcohol.
Innovative SmartWaterC SI can help fight crime
Did you know there is a way to
invisibly label your valuable items
so they can be identified if they are
ever stolen? The product is called
SmartWater, and the Village Police
Department recommends it as an
effective crime -fighting tool.
HOW IT WORKS
SmartWater is a colorless and
odorless liquid invisible except under
ultraviolet light. Each bottle has a
unique code identifying the owner.
You purchase SmartWater through
the company's website, www.
SmartWaterCSI.com, using a
promotional password provided by
the Police Department. The product
will be mailed to you by the company.
When it arrives, just spray or dab it on
to your valuable items, and they will
be marked for years with invisible,
but traceable code that is specific to you. If a marked
valuable ever is stolen, then found by police, a scan of the
item with the invisible code will lead police to you so the
property can be returned.
SmartWater also can be traced for
weeks on the skin of anyone who
comes in contact with it, making
court convictions of burglars and
thieves more likely. The liquid is non
carcinogenic and lasts a minimum of
five years on a piece of property.
The product was developed in the
United Kingdom about 20 years
ago and is deployed in more than a
million homes. The Village Police
Department began using it four years
ago, and was the second agency in
the County to initiate a SmartWater
program. Riviera Beach and the
Village were the first to deploy the
product in the southern U.S.
SmartWater advisory signs can be
posted at your house as a deterrent,
and many Village residents have
been using SmartWater to help
secure their property. Also, the Palm
Beach County Jail scans arrestees for
SmartWater traces on suspects, helping solve other crimes.
If you are interested in purchasing SmartWater or have
questions, contact Sergeant Lou Pearson at (561) 841-3317.
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NEW COLLECTION DAYS
Bulk item and yard waste pickup days change January 1st
In order to provide better collection of vegetative yard
waste, the Village Sanitation Division will begin picking
up yard waste on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
starting in the new year. The days for pickup of bulk
items will change to Tuesdays and Thursdays.
The changes take effect beginning January 1st, but there
will be no collections that day because of the New Year's
holiday.
The pickup days for residential household garbage and
recycling are not changing. The new schedule simply
swaps pickup days for yard vegetation and bulk items,
such as old appliances and furniture.
The main benefit of the new schedule is that residents
will now receive vegetation pick-up three days a week
instead of two. And since a lot of vegetation is put out on
the weekend, it will be picked up a day sooner under the
new plan.
The changes also allow the Village Sanitation Division
to work more efficiently, freeing up resources to provide
better service.
If you have any questions, contact the Public Works
Department at (561) 691-3440.
or
• Monday - Garbage & Vegetation
• Tuesday - Bulk & multi -unit recycling
• Wednesday - Garbage & Vegetation
• Thursday - Bulk & single-family recycling
• Friday - Garbage & Vegetation
Council tightens parking ordinance near Lakeside Park
In response to complaints from
residents in the Lakeside Park
neighborhood, the Village Council
recently approved changes in the
Village parking ordinance that
prohibit parking on streets and
swales in the immediate vicinity of
Lakeside Park.
Some residents said that non -
Village residents were parking
on the streets to use the park on
weekends, causing neighborhood
disruptions.
The ordinance changes were
presented to Lakeside Park -area
residents in an October survey
that was delivered to every house
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on affected streets. The survey
was designed to get resident input
about the parking changes and
to determine if they wanted the
Village to implement the new
restrictions.
A majority of the people who
responded said they favored
the parking restrictions, with
exceptions for local residents
The new ordinance language now
restricts parking during daylight
hours on weekends and holidays on
Anchorage Drive North, Lakeside
Drive, Dory Road (North & South),
Cruiser Road (North & South),
Buoy Road, Lighthouse Drive,
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Atlantic Road, Lakeside Court and
Lakeside Circle.
The Village also is working on
a plan to improve signage in the
park as a deterrent to inappropriate
activity, and the police department
will continue its close observation
of the park.
Village Country Club Update
Work on the new Village Clubhouse's
foundation, floor slab and 1st floor support
walls is continuing in preparation for crews to
begin construction of the second floor.
Because much of the first floor will be below
ground level, the walls have been given a
special waterproofing treatment, and much of
the underground work for the electrical and
plumbing systems is now in place.
The 1st floor will house the golf operations
and golf carts, while the upper level will
include the restaurant, banquet rooms and
main lobby.
Restaurant
Village Manager Andy Lukasik has been
speaking with various restaurateurs who have
expressed interest in becoming the vendor to
run the Country Club restaurant and catering
facilities. No deals have been made yet, but
some interesting opportunities are being
explored and considered.
Golfing greens
On the golf course, the new grass continues
to grow in and is being monitored regularly
by experts to determine when it will be ready
for play.
The new clubhouse won't be completed until
summer, but the golf course will re -open for
play within the coming weeks. Check the
Village website often for the latest updates to
find out when (www.village-npb.org).
Management
Also, the Village will soon have a new Golf
Pro to assist with getting the course up and
running, and a Country Club manager will be
hired to oversee and coordinate operations of
the restaurant, catering, golf course, pool and
tennis facility. There are a lot of plans being
made, so the future success of the Country
Club looks as promising as the past 55 years.
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DECEMBER 2018 1 7
PARKS & RECREATION
PARKS AND RECREATION
DEPARTMENT
603 Anchorage Drive
(561) 841-3386
• Anchorage Park • 603 Anchorage Drive
• Community Center • 1200 Prosperity Farms Road
• Tennis Center • 951 US Highway 1
• North Palm Beach Pool • 951 U.S. Highway 1
• Osborne Park 715 Prosperity Farms Road
• Lakeside Park 805 Lakeside Drive
SWIM LESSONS AT THE NPB POOL
We offer all levels
of swim lessons for
all ages. Our classes
are taught by Swim
with Gills. We offer
group lessons,
private and semi-
private lessons on
weekdays, evenings
and weekends! For
a complete schedule or to register for a class, contact Swim
with Gills at office@swimwithgiIIs.com or (561) 222-4994.
JAZZERCISE
This 60 -minute dance-aerobics/strength training class
is based on Jazz dance movements which incorporates
Pilates principals into every workout. Instructors
demonstrate how students can modify the steps to meet
their own fitness needs. Contact Marti Pietro at (561) 574-
4341 or go to www.jazzercise.com.
Age/Level Day Time
Adult M,W,F,Sat 9 to 10 a.m.
Mon -Thur 6 to 7 p.m.
FITNESS OVER 50
This is a wonderful movement class for men or women.
This class has no pounding, jumping or dancing
movements. It class consists primarily of stretching
muscles and limbering the joints. Fee: $10/$12 per month.
Age/Level Day Time
Adult M,W,F 8:45-9:45
TABLE TENNIS OPEN PLAY
Intermediate level players practice and play round robin
tournaments on Saturdays at 11 a.m. and Tuesdays at 7:15
p.m. in Osborne Park. The cost is $5/person. Coordinator is
Gerald Mangold. Call (561) 845-2025 for details.
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TAI CHI CHUAN/Q1 GONG
Practice these ancient methods of health cultivation and
mindfulness. Bring together the forces of mind, body and
spirit to develop a daily practice of self-care, balance and
spiritual harmony. Learn useful techniques and forms in
your very first class! Your guide, John Cook, is a Certified
Advanced Instructor of Inner Chi Tai Chi Chuan and Taoist
Yoga (Qi Gong) with over 10 years of experience sharing his
practice.
Age/Level Day Time
All F 10 to 11 a.m.
YOGA
Yoga is a system of
exercise that calms the
nerves and relieves stress/
anxiety and strengthens
abdominal muscles. It
helps improve flexibility
of the spine and all
joints. You will learn
yoga postures, breathing
exercises, meditation and
relaxation techniques. All
levels. Instructor: Gwen
Germaine.
Age/Level Day Time
Adult M 10-11:30 a.m.
Adult T 6-7:30 p.m.
Adult -Chair Class Th 10-11:30 a.m.
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This 55 minute Classic
style Pilates mat class
will tone, shape,
lengthen and strengthen
your body. Incorporates
props for strength and
balance building. All
welcome! Bring your own mat. $12 per class. $55 for 5
classes. Call Dina at (954) 871-6922.
Age/Level Day Time
Monday 12 p.m.
Wed 10 a.m.
Friday 8:30 a.m.
1st Saturday of the month at 9 a.m.
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FIRE SAFETY & TOUCH -A -TRUCK
Firefighters teach awareness at Fire Safety and Touch -A -Truck event
Several hundred people came out to Anchorage Park recently for the Village's Annual Touch -A -Truck and Fire Safety
event. Firefighters put on a burn demonstration to educate people about the value of fire sprinklers, and plenty of
work trucks, such as a 1948 farm tractor, a heavy-duty tow truck, and a couple of the small buggies the Public Works
Department uses to pick up household trash were available for public inspection and photo opportunities.
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STAINED-GLASS MOSAICS:
BEGINNER'S CLASS AND OPEN STUDIO
Learn about design, cutting glass, gluing and grouting. Beginners as well as those
who have experience with mosaics and would like to work in an open studio
setting. Explore different mosaic techniques, all while creating your own original
piece of art. Cost includes instruction, tools, materials. Limited to 10 students.
Cost is $55. Contact instructor Debbie Davis at (954)-596-4455.
Age/Level Day Time
2nd Saturday of each month 9:30 am — 12:30 pm
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SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
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1 * Bus Trip/Bok Tower
ouncil & Village * Parks & Recreation ■ Golf
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. Team Goff Clinic - 9-10am
ibrary A Country Club • Tennis
■ Junior Golf Clinic 10-1lam
+Adult Chess - 9am-4pm
• Tennis Clinic - lain
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3
4
5• Tennis Clinic - 8:30am
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7
8
Tennis RR - gain
0 Tennis Clinic - 8 30a
0 Tennis Clinic - 8:30am
• Cardio Tennis - 10am
0 Tennis Clinic - 8:30am
Tennis Clinic - 8:30am
*Bus Trip/Tour - EAU football
Tennis Clinic - gain
+Voga/Mi Sun at 9:30-10:30am
+ Children's Story Times:
+ Story Time - 10:30am (2-5yr)
+Voga/Mi Sun at 9:30-10:30am
+ Voga/Ruth Mamo - 8:30-9:30am
game - Time TBA
* Water Aerobics - 11 am-12pm
Toddler - 9:30am (17mo-3yr)
* Water Aerobics - 11 am-12pm
+ Rock Painting - 11 am
+ Babies & Brew - 9-10am
Tennis Clinic - lam
+ Knit & Crochet 11 am -2 to
Preschool - 10:30ato (3-5yr)
+ Great Courses - 12pm
* Water Aerobics - 11 am-12pm
+ Quilters Group - 10am
* Stained Glass Mosaics
0 Men's Adv. Singles - 6:30pm
• Bab 11:30am birth-17mo
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+ Kids Game Da 2p.
y - p
+ Safe Boating 5-7:30pm
* Water Aerobics - 11 am-12pm
9:30am
+ Could You Pass The Test? -5pm
* Water Aerobics - 11 am-12pm
+ Read to a Dog - 3pm
+ Yoga/Ruth Marro - 5:30-6:30pm
■ Team Goff Clinic - 9-10am
+Arts & Crafts 2:30-3:30
+ Safe Boating 5-7:30pm■
Men's Tennis Doubles - 6:30pm
Junior Golf Clinic - 10-11 am
+Animinga Club-4pm
• Tennis Clinic - 6:30pm
+ Safe Boating 5-7:30pm
* Zumba - 6pm
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11 0 Tennis Clinic - 8:30am
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15
• Tennis RR - gain
•Tennis Clinic - 8:30am
+ Children's Story Times:
• Tennis Clinic - 8:30am
•Tennis Clinic - 8:30am
*Bus Trip/Thrift Store Frenzy
•Tennis Clinic - lam
• Tennis Clinic - gain*Water
Aerobics - 11 am-12pm
• Toddler - 9:30am (17mo-3yr)
• Cardio Tennis - 10am
+Yoga/Mi Sun at 9:30-10:30am
•Tennis Clinic - 8:30am
+Adult Chess - 9am-4pm
• Men's Tennis Singles - 6:30pm
Preschool - 10:30am (3-5yr)
+ Story Time - 10:30am (2-5yr)
* Water Aerobics - 11 am-12pm
+ Voga/Ruth Marro - 8:30-9:30am
■ Team Goff Clinic - 9-10am
• Baby- 11:30am (birth-17mo)
*Water Aerobics - l l am-12pm
+ Makerspace 3-4pm
+ Babies & Brew - 9-10am
■ Junior Golf Clinic - 10-11 am
* Water Aerobics - 11 am-12pm
+ Great Courses - 12pm
+ Yoga/Ruth Marro - 5:30-6:30pm
+ Quilters Group - 10am
+ Kids Arts & Crafts 2:30-3:30pm
+ Kids Game Day - 2-3:30pm
0 Men's Tennis Doubles - 6:30pm
* Water Aerobics - 11 am-12pm
+Science Exploration 2:30
+ Read to a Dog - 3pm
V Village Council meeting - 7:30pm
+ Girls Who Code 3pm
+Animanga Club Age 14-18 4:30pm
• Tennis Clinic - 6:30pm
+ Lighthouse Camera Club 6pm
* Zumba - 6pm
+Treesearchers Genealogy - 7pm
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18 • Tennis Clinic - 8:30am
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• Tennis RR - gain
+Knit &Crochet - 11 am -2p.
+ Children's Story Times:
• Tennis Clinic - 8:30am
•Tennis Clinic - 8:30am
•Tennis Clinic 8:30am
•Tennis Clinic - lam
• Tennis Clinic - gain
•Tennis Clinic - 8:30am
• Toddler - 9:30am (17mo-3yr)
• Cardio Tennis - 10am
+Voga/Mi Sun at 9:30-10:30am
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+ Yoga/Ruth Mamo - 830-9:30am
■Team Goff Clinic - 9-10am
+Voga/Mi Sun at 9:30-10:30am
• Preschool - 10:30am (3-5yr)
+Story Time - 10:30am (2-5yr)
+ Rock Painting - 11 am
9-10am
■ Junior Golf Clinic - 10-11 am
* Water Aerobics - 11 am-12pm
Baby- 11:30am (birth-17mo)
*Water Aerobics - l l am-12pm
*Water Aerobics - l l am-12pm
+Babies &Brew -
• Men's Adv. Singles - 6:30pm
* Water Aerobics - 11 am-12pm
+ Great Courses - 12pm
+ Safe Boating 5-7:30pm
+ Quilters Group - 10ato
* Water Aerobics - 11 am -12 m
p
+Science Exploration 2:30pm
+ Kids Game Day - 2-3:30pm
+ Yoga/Ruth Marro - 5:30-6:30pm
+Arts & Crafts 2:30-3:30
+ Read to a Dog - 3pm
0 Men's Tennis Doubles - 6:30pm
+Teen Creative Writing Club-4:30pm
• Tennis Clinic - 6:30pm
+Animinga Club-4pm
* Zumba - 6pm
+Sherry Stanfa-Stanley Author Talk-6pm
+TreeSearchers-7pm
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26 • Tennis Clinic - 8:30am
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• Tennis RR - gain
+Knit &Crochet - 11 am -2p.
- offices closed•
Cardio Tennis - 10am
•Tennis Clinic - 8 30a
•Tennis Clinic - 8:30am
• Tennis Clinic - gain
• Tennis Clinic - 8:30am
No residential trash
+ Story Time - 10:30am (2-5yr)
+ Yoga/Mi Sun at 9:30-10:30am
+ Yoga/Ruth Marro - 8:30-9:30am
+Yoga/Mi Sun at 9:30-10:30am
pickup
* Water Aerobics - 11 am-12pm
* Water Aerobics -11 am-12pm
+ Babies & Brew - 9-10am
• Men's Adv. Singles - 6:30pm
+ Great Courses - 12p.
+ Yoga/Ruth Marro - 5:30-6:30pm
+ Quilters Group - 10am
* Water Aerobics - 11 am-12pm
+ Kids Game Day - 2-3:30pm
Men's Tennis Doubles - 6:30pm
* Water Aerobics - 11 am-12pm
+ Read to a Dog - 3pm
Tennis Clinic - 6:30pm
V Village Council meeting - 7:30pm
CANCELED
+ Girls Who Code 3pm
30
Jan. 1 New Year's Day
• Village offices closed
* Zumba - 6pm
+Camera Club Class-6pm
• No residential trash pickup
■ LIBRARY
VILLAGE LIBRARY
303 Anchorage Drive
(561) 841-3383
www.npblibrary.org
Monday -Thursday 9 a.m. to 7p.m
Friday -Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m
Sunday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Library events are free and open to the public
and may be subject to change without notice
Adults
Chess
Saturday, Dec. 1 st & 15th at 9 a.m. (7 hours)
Gentle Yoga
Mondays at 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Gentle Yoga and 20 minutes of meditation with Mi
Sun Donahue, certified yoga instructor.
Thursdays at 9:30 a.m. to 1 1 :30 p.m.
Gentle Yoga, 20 minutes of meditation and Q
&A session with Mi Sun Donahue, certified yoga
instructor.
Knit & Crochet
Mondays at 1 1 a.m.
Bring a project and knit or crochet with others in a
friendly library setting. Basic knitting and crochet
skills are recommended. (3 hours)
The Lighthouse Camera Club
Tuesday, Dec. 1 1 th at 6 p.m.
Friendly group of photo enthusiasts. Skill levels
ranging from beginners to advanced amateurs, to
professionals. (2 hours)
Great Courses filmed lecture series
Wednesdays Dec. 5th, 1 2th, & 19th at 12 p.m
The Guide to Essential Italy
Wednesday, ,January 9, 2019 at 12:00 p.m
Understanding Russia: A Cultural History
Beautiful Expression Yoga
Thursdays at 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Fridays at 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.
Yoga and meditation with Ruth Mamo, certified yoga
instructor (1 hour)
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TreeSearchers Genealogy
Contact Sue, (561) 841-3383
Genealogy Databases at the Library! Ancestry,
Heritage Quest and MyHeritage Library Edition.
The Sand Dollar Quilters Group
Fridays at 10 a.m.
This award-winning group of dedicated quilters has
been meeting and quilting in the library on individual
and group projects for several years. New members
welcome. Basic sewing skills are recommended, as
this is not intended as a quilting class. (4 hours)
Book Discussion
Thursday, Dec. 6 at 1 1 a.m.
A Piece of the World by Christina Baker Kline
Thursday, ,Jan. 3 at 1 1 a.m.
Little Fires Every Where by Celeste NG
Teens
Animanga Club
Tuesday, Dec. 4th & 1 8th at 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Ages 14 -18
Come join the Animanga Club's monthly meetings!
We'll read manga, watch anime, and discuss the
themes and differences. It's like a book club, but for
your favorite comics and shows. Come pick up the
month's manga in the teen room located downstairs
and read before club meetings. Get ready to make
new friends and talk about your favorite books and
shows. Don't forget to ask your parent to read and fill
out the permission slip. See you there!
Children
Little Listeners Story Time
Tuesdays at 9:30 a.m.
Ages 17 months - age 3
Our Little Listeners Storytime
for toddlers is a fun way
to introduce early literacy ,N s
skills to little ones on the
move. Plenty of movement
activities will emphasize body
awareness, rhythm, and gross
motor skills as they dance and
jump along to the music. They —
will begin to develop listening
skills and letter recognition
through interactive stories, flannel boards, and
rhymes. The program will end with learning centers
to help toddlers with cooperative play and fine motor
skills.
Rising Readers Story Time
Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m.
Ages 3-5
Storytime for Rising Readers is for pre-school
children to practice literacy skills and improve letter
recognition in an enjoyable and interactive way. This
program is filled with songs, rhymes, and flannel
boards to teach listening skills, interpersonal skills,
and phonological awareness (the ability to hear and
identify the little sounds that make up words). At the
program's end, they will engage in learning centers
designed to promote fine motor and writing skills.
Baby Time for the Young and Restless
Tuesdays at 1 1 :30 a.m.
Age Birth -1 7 months
No child is too young to
start developing early
literacy skills and have a
great time at the library!
Come join us for a fun,
interactive experiencer
filled with stories, rhymes,
and music. At Baby Time, WA Alk-'
children will learn joint attention skills as we read and
sing along together. At the end of the program, your
baby can show off his or her gross motor movements
as they engage in sensory and exploratory play with
other babies.
Story Time
Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m.
Ages 2-5
Come join us for a fun, interactive experience filled
with stories, rhymes, and music.
Arts and Crafts
Tuesday, Dec. 4th & 1 8th at 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m
Causal drop-in crafts!
Science Exploration
Tuesday, December 1 1 at 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Use microscopes and conduct experiments like real
scientists!
Age 5+
Game Day
Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m.
Video games, board games, and computer games!
Age 5+
Read to a Dog
Wednesdays from 3 to 4:30 p.m.
Share a story with Pearl the American Bulldog
Limited space of six. Sign-up sheet at desk. All ages
and abilities.
Makerspace
Thursday, Dec. 6th & 20th from 3 to 4:30 p.m.
Planning, constructing, and discovering!
Age 8+
Babies and Brews
Fridays from 9 to 10 a.m.
Playtime for them, coffee for you.
,Join us for unstructured playtime. We provide coffee,
tea, and toys. You provide the baby 0-20 months.
Girls who CODE
Friday, Dec. 14 & 28 at 3 p.m. Grades 3rd - 5th.
Teach a girl to code & she'll change the world. www.
girlswhocode.com
Friends of the Library -
Friends Board Meeting
Monday, Dec. 3 at 5:30 p.m.
Monday, ,Jan. 7 at 5:30 p.m.
Friends of the Library
membership dues
provide funds to the
Library for additional
programs including
the very popular
children's' summer
programs and
services that are not
otherwise paid for by the Library budget. Benefits of
membership include a special library card, members
only exclusive pre -book sale event and email
updates and reminders. Call (561) 841-3383 for
more information.
Bake Sale & Boutique - Fundraiser for Friends
of the Library
Tuesday, Dec. 4 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Homemade bake goods, ,Jupiter Donuts, raffles,
books and Christmas items for sale.
Check out the library's website for current events,
www.npblibrary.org
Library events are free and open to the public and
may be subject to change without notice.
Food Fines for the Holidays
Dec. 1-15
Any overdue items? Any outstanding fines?
For one canned or non-perishable food, one item's
fine will be forgiven.
DECEMBER 2018 I 13
WPBF showing beauty of golf course and waterways
Have you noticed a camera on the
golf course by the Parker Bridge?
The Village is working with
WPBF Channel 25 News to allow
the temporary positioning of a
remote "Sky Camera," which
extends up 20 feet to capture
beautiful views of the golf
course, Lake Worth Creek, the
bridge house and the Intracoastal
Waterway to the east.
The WPBF equipment provides
cut -away shots for the news
anchors to highlight scenic views
before going to commercials.
The camera unit is moved
frequently throughout WPBF's
viewing area, so it will be gone
when the Country Club re -opens
next year.
In the meantime, the new
grass on the golf course, the
drawbridge and the high view
east toward Munyon Island are
being broadcast across Palm
Beach County and the Treasure
Coast, showcasing some of the
Village's best views.
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SCHOOL VISIT/Tax Aide
Bringing local government into the future
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Village Hall recently hosted 47 fantastic 6th graders today from the Pre -Law Academy at Independence Middle School in Jupiter.
The kids started with a brief introduction from Village Manager Andy Lukasik, who explained the basics of local government, and
they asked some great questions about Village business. They also got to visit the library and police and fire departments to learn
about those operations as well.
Library offers free Rosetta Stone software for 30 languages
Did you know you can learn a new language
at the Village Library? There are 30 languages
and each lesson contains a reading, writing,
listening, and speaking portion.
Free to NPB Library cardholders.
All you need is an Internet connection,
computer, tablet, or smartphone.
Tax Aide volunteers
needed by AARP
The AARP is looking for people who can
help others with tax returns. 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.
Your expertise will be appreciated more
than you can imagine.
Apply to join the AARP Foundation Tax -
Aide volunteer team today!
Register online at www.aarp.org/taxaide.
30 Languages:
Arabic, Chinese (Mandarin), Dari, Dutch, English (American),
English (British), Filipino (Tagalog), French, German, Greek,
Hebrew, Hindi, Indonesian, Irish, Italian, ,Japanese, Korean,
Latin, Pashto, Persian (Farsi), Polish, Portuguese (Brazil),
Russian, Spanish (Latin America), Spanish (Spain), Swahili,
Swedish, Turkish, Urdu, Vietnamese.
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2019 MUNICIPAL ELECTION
ELECTION DATE Tuesday, March 12, 2019
Municipal Elections are by group, at -large and non-
partisan (no districts, no party affiliation; group
number relates to Council seat only. Council
members serve Village -wide). Polls are open from 7
a.m. To 7 p.m.
Village Council Seats Open to Election
Group 2 (currently held by Susan Bickel)
Group 4 (currently held by David Norris)
Candidates must specify the group number to which
he or she is seeking election when filing and
qualifying.
Candidate Qualifying Period
Opens: Wednesday, January 2, 2019
Closes: Thursday, January 10, 2019
A candidate may announce his or her candidacy
prior to qualifying; however candidates may not
accept contributions or make expenditures until
Form DS -DE 9, Appointment of Campaign Treasurer
and Designation of Campaign Depository has been
filed with the Village Clerk. After filing Form DS -DE 9
with the Village Clerk, candidates may open their
campaign account and begin accepting contributions
and making campaign expenditures.
In order to be listed on the ballot, candidates must
qualify for office by paying the qualifying fees and
submitting the required forms to the Village Clerk
during the candidate qualifying period.
Candidate Qualifying Fees
NPB Qualifying Fee $10.00
State Election Assessment 90.00
Total $100.00
Candidate Qualifications
Village resident and registered voter
For more info, see "Becoming a Candidate" on the
Elections page at www.villa e-npb.org
VILLAGE OF NORTH PALM BEACH
FECHA: Martes, 12 de marzo de 2019
Las Elecciones Municipales son por grupo,
generales e independientes (sin distrito ni afiliaci6n
a un partido; numero de grupo se refiere a la sede
del Consejo solamente. Los miembros del consejo
sirven en toda la aldea). Los centros de votaci6n
abren de 7 a.m. a 7 p.m.
Escanos del Consejo de Village Abiertos para Elecci6n
Grupo 2 (ocupado actualmente por Susan Bickel)
Grupo 4 (ocupado actualmente por David Norris)
Periodo de Calificaci6n de Candidatos
Abre : miercoles 2 de enero de 2019
Cierra: jueves 10 de enero de 2019
Un candidato puede anunciar su candidatura antes
de calificar; sin embargo, los candidatos no pueden
aceptar contribuciones o realizar gastos hasta que
el Formulario DS -DE 9, Nombramiento del Tesorero
de la Campana y Designaci6n del Depositario de la
Campana se haya presentado ante el Secretario
de la Aldea. Despues de presentar el Formulario DS -
DE 9 con el Secretario del Pueblo, los candidatos
pueden abrir su cuenta de campana y comenzar a
aceptar contribuciones y realizar gastos de
campana. Para ser incluidos en la boleta, los
candidatos deben calificar para el cargo pagando
los aranceles que califican y enviando los
formularios requeridos al Secretario de la Aldea
durante el periodo de calificaci6n del candidato.
Cuotas de calificaci6n de candidatura
Cuota de calificaci6n $10.00
Tasa del Estado por Elecci6n 90.00
Total $100.00
Calificaciones para Candidatura
Residente de Village y elector inscrito
Para mas informaci6n, vea "Becoming a
Candidate" (Convirtiendose en Candidato) en la
pagina de elecciones en el sitio
www.villa e-npb.org
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561-818-8325
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721 US Highway 1
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Village Hall
501 U.S. Highway One
North Palm Beach, FL 33408
Country Club
(561) 841-3380
Membership
561 691-3438
www.village-npb.org
Golf Shop.................................(561)
691-3433
Village Hall Hours
Pool ..........................................(561)
691-3427
Tennis.......................................(561)
691-3425
Mon -Thur, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Community Development ............
(561) 841-3365
Friday 7 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Code Compliance .........................(561)
841-3365
Finance.........................................(561)
841-3360
Human Resources ........................(561)
882-1155
Facilities Hours
Library ..........................................(561)
841-3383
Police and Fire:
Driving Range............ Visit www.village-npb.org for days & times.
Emergency..............................9-1-1
Golf Shop ...................................................... 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.
Non -Emergency
561 848-2525
Pool ...................................................... Mon. -Fri. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Public Works ................................(561)
691-3440
Sat. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Recreation ....................................(561)
841-3386
Sun. 12 to 6 p.m.
Anchorage Park......................(561)
841-3386
Members only Mon. Fri. 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
Community Center.................(561)
841-3389
Public use swim Mon.- Fri. 12 to 4 p.m.
Osborne Park ..........................(561)
841-3387
Tennis Courts ..................................... Mon. -Thur. 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Village Clerk's Office...................(561)
841-3355
Fri. - Sun. 8 a.m. until dark.
Village Historian ..........................(561)
841-3371
Tennis Office/Shop ..............................Mon. -Thur. 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Village Manager's Office .............(561)
904-2122
Fri. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Village Council ............................(561)
841-3355
Sat. -Sun. 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.