Stars Shine at Festival

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November 4, 2002
Volume 3, Number 37
Stars Shine at Festival
Gala Kicks off 17th Annual Film Fest; Actor Leslie Nielsen Honored
By Mary Damiano
Arts and Entertainment Editor
Eat the Vote!
Local Businesses Appeal to
Appetites to Increase Turnout
By John Bryson
News Editor
Local politicians and area restaurant
owners are betting they know how to make
sure you vote this coming Tuesday—by
appealing to your stomach.
Starting this past Friday and running all
the way through Nov. 10, area citizens who
vote this Tuesday and present their ‘I Voted’
sticker or voter registration card to
participating merchants can receive a
discount and/or free item with their meals.
The idea was first presented to The
Express by Wilton Manors Mayor Jim Stork
in an interview four weeks ago. Stork said
low voter turnout and the recent elections
fiascos in Broward County prompted him to
do something to lift the spirits of the
electorate.
To counter the recent spate of negative
publicity surrounding South Florida
elections, Eat the Vote’s incentive program
aims to tug at your taste buds.
“Turnout was so low it seemed like we
needed to do something to lighten things up
a little bit,” Stork said. “And since the
September primary, we certainly need to put
a more positive light on the subject.”
The program kicks off with a dessert
reception that is being held at the Science of
Mind Conference Center in Wilton Manors.
Dessert samplings from a variety of the
participating vendors—Stork’s Bakery,
Michael’s Kitchen, Dan Marino’s Town
Tavern, Gibby’s Steaks and Seafood, and HiLife Café—will be available to those who pay
the $20 entry fee.
Proceeds from the reception are being
donated to the nonprofit, nonpartisan
organization Kids Voting Broward—whose
primary mission is to teach children about
the voting process and motivate them to
voice their opinion on the issues.
If the event is successful, there are plans
in the works to eventually expand its
geographic scope to include all of Broward,
Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties. In
addition, event coordinator Jules Meyer told
the Sun-Sentinel that voter registration
drives may be held at participating
restaurants in the future.
Photo by Carole Fawcett
Actors Leslie Nielsen and Steve
Guttenberg were among the stars who
officially opened the 17th Annual Fort
Lauderdale International Film Festival,
November 1 at Parker Playhouse.
With giant gold shears in hand, the stars
cut through a long strip of film and kicked off
the longest film festival in the world.
FLIFF Executive Director Gregory von
Hausch began the evening’s ceremonies by
presenting a number of guests. He then
introduced a presentation of clips from
Nielsen’s career, which showed the actor’s
evolution from dramtic leading man to
comedy superstar.
After the film montage, von Hausch
awarded Nielsen FLIFF’s Lifetime
Acheivement Award.
Fort Lauderdale Mayor Jim Naugle gave
Nielsen, Guttenberg and actor John Phillip
See FLIFF on page Q4
Photo by Carole Fawcett
From Love to Murder in 20 Days
Cross-Country Dragnet Nabs Oakland Park Killer in California
By Michael James
and he moved into Kaufman’s
Oakland Park condo.
Kaufman, who is a member of
An
intensive
murder
Alcoholics Anonymous and
investigation, which sent Broward
Narcotics Anonymous, began to
Sheriff’s Office (BSO) homicide
argue with Walker over the next
detectives on a 3,500-mile trek across
week, because he wouldn’t attend a
the U.S., has resulted in the arrest of
meeting with him.
43-year-old Michael Walker of
On Oct. 14, Walker moved out of
Albany, Georgia, in connection with
Kaufman’s condo and moved into the
the bludgeoning death of an Oakland
Cosack Foundation, a Hollywood
Park man.
homeless shelter. Four days later,
Friends of Allan Kaufman, 53,
Walker contacted Kaufman again and
found his beaten body inside his
rekindled their relationship.
apartment on Saturday, October 26,
On Friday, Oct. 25, the two
after not hearing from him for several
attended a counseling meeting
days. The Broward Medical
together and began arguing shortly
Examiner determined the cause of
thereafter. During the argument,
death was blunt head trauma.
On Tuesday, October 29, two
Kaufman slapped Walker. At
approximately 2am on Saturday
BSO
homicide
detectives
apprehended Walker without
morning, Walker allegedly murdered
incident at an Amtrak train station
Kaufman, cleaned the scene and
Allan Kaufman, 53, of Oakland Park was murdered
in Emeryville, California. Walker,
placed evidence in a plastic bag,
in his home on Oct. 26. Michael Walker of Albany,
who was on his way to San
disposing of it in a nearby dumpster,
Georgia, has been arrested for the killing.
Francisco, has confessed to the
police said.
murder, police said.
Later that morning, witnesses
Liz Calzadilla, spokesperson for the People need to be careful who they let into saw the suspect exit the victim’s apartment
BSO, said the men were engaged in an their homes and lives.”
with luggage and enter a waiting cab.
intimate relationship. When asked how a
According to investigators, the victim Investigators tracked down the cab company
relationship can go from meeting to murder met the suspect approximately two weeks and learned Walker had been dropped off at
in 20 days, she said, “That’s what can prior to his death, on Oct. 6, and quickly a West Broward Boulevard Amtrak station.
happen if you get involved with a lunatic. befriended him. Their relationship evolved
See MURDER on page 7
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Mystical Theologian to Speak
at Religious Science Center
Discussion and Presentation will Focus
on ‘Tantric Transformation of Modern Gays’
By Michael James
Managing Editor
The mystical theologian, author,
speaker and teacher Andrew Harvey will
speak at Religious Science Fort Lauderdale
in Wilton Manors on Nov. 10. Celebrating
the contribution of homosexual mystics to
the world’s mystical knowledge, Harvey
says he will show how homophobia is a
“cultural creation and not part of any ‘divine’
law and demonstrate the existence of a
tradition of gay mysticism in many of the
world’s religions.”
Special attention will be given to Tantric
sexuality and sacred androgyny and to the
need for modern gay mystics to free
themselves from the dogmas and body
hating philosophies of the past and claim
their full divine identity on the “Direct Path.”
Drawing on his own personal experience
of Tantric transformation, as described in
his most recent book, Sun at Midnight: A
Memoir of the Dark Night (Tarcher-Putnam,
2002), Harvey will also share those sacred
practices that have most helped him and
inspired him in his search for a life of
dedicated sacred passion.
On Sunday, Nov. 10, at 11:30am, Harvey
will address the crowd and conduct a
workshop on gay mysticism from 2pm to 5pm.
He will also speak on Saturday, Nov. 9, at
7:30pm on Son of Man, The Mystical Path
to Christ.
The nonprofit Religious Science
Spiritual Center has been a presence in Fort
Lauderdale since the early 1960s. Religious
Science is a philosophy of life based upon a
Andrew Harvey, an author and teacher, will
speak at Religious Science Fort Lauderdale
in Wilton Manors on Nov. 10. Harvey will
celebrate the contribution of homosexual
mystics to the world’s knowledge
belief in a spiritual basis for all existence.
Located at 1550 NE 26th St., the center’s sign,
which usually has interesting sayings, is well
known by area residents.
Advance tickets for the Sunday
workshop are $20 ($25 for the Saturday
evening presentation) and can be
purchased by phone at 954.566.2868 or in
person at Religious Science Fort
Lauderdale, located at 1550 NE 26th St. in
Fort Lauderdale/Wilton Manors.
MURDER from front page
Confessed killer Michael Walker, 43, of
Albany, Georgia
Amtrak police were immediately notified
and confirmed Walker had purchased a ticket
from Broward County to Washington, D.C.,
with a connection to California.
“Police in Nashville, Tennessee,
where Walker had a D.U.I. record, also
assisted by providing us with a good set
of fingerprints and photo of our suspect,”
Calzadilla said.
On Tuesday, Oct. 29, BSO Crime Scene
investigators processed the contents of the
plastic bag found in a dumpster and
positively identified Walker. Detectives then
traveled to Emeryville, California, and
arrested Walker as he exited the train.
Walker has been charged with murder
and is being held without bond in California,
pending extradition.
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Toastmasters Group
Meets Weekly
Hotel Rooftop, which is at 150 20th St. in Miami
Beach.
The event is from 9pm to midnight, and
dress code is stylish (no T-shirts, tank tops,
jeans or sneakers). Those with questions
can call 305.534.3800 or e-mail
[email protected].
Nov. 4—Toastmasters, a public speaking
group, meets every Tuesday from 7:15pm to
9:15pm at the Sunshine Cathedral.
Those interested in developing their
speaking, thinking and listening skills are
encouraged to attend. Learn how to run
Stars of the Rainbow
meetings and develop enhance your selfconfidence. Call Ted at 954.566.2074 for more Planning Continues
Nov. 7—The events committee of the GLCC
information.
of South Florida has
announced that volunteer
Traveling
committees are now meeting
Tuesdays
for its biggest event of the
Martini Club
year, the annual “Stars of the
Nov. 5—Edison Farrow’s SoBe
Rainbow Awards Gala.”
Social Club presents the Traveling
This year the theme of the gala will
Tuesdays Martini Club, a weekly
be “Celebrating Our First 10 Years,” and
get-together
for
gay
will be held on Saturday, Jan. 11,
professionals and their
2003, at the Broward County
friends living in Miami. This
Convention Center.
week the event is being
Meetings will take place
held at the Townhouse
every Thursday evening at 7pm at the
center, which is located at 1717 North understanding of the true devastation such
Andrews Ave. in Fort Lauderdale.
an illness can have is encouraged to attend.
Call 954.763.8565 for more information.
GLCC Sponsoring
Long-Term Care Seminar
Used Book Fair
Nov. 5—The GLCC of South Florida is
sponsoring a seminar at 7pm to discuss the
“Ins and Outs of Long-Term Care.” The
seminar will be given by Maria Kondracki
Dwyer and James Dwyer.
This seminar is free to the public and
will be held at the GLCC, 1717 N. Andrews
Ave. For more information, call 954.463.9005.
Nov. 8 and 9—The Friends of the Fort
Lauderdale Libraries will hold a used book fair
from 9am to 5pm. The items for sale include
magazines, audiocassettes, hardcover and
paperback books. All proceeds go to the
Friends of the Fort Lauderdale Libraries. To
volunteer, call 954.537.7415.
Stonewall Library to Host
Christine Fournier
Nov. 9—The GLCC at 1717 Andrews Ave. in
Fort Lauderdale will hold Nick-At-Night
Bingo where customers can win cash prizes
and raffles.
Those attending are encouraged to wear
theme-related costumes from their favorite
TV show, but it is not required. The event
starts at 7pm.
Customers can bring a canned food item
for $2 off a basic game pack.
Nov. 8—Christine Fournier, author of the
emotional and revealing novel On the Sunny
Side of the Street, will appear at the Stonewall
Library and Archives at 7pm. Fournier will
read and discuss the book, which reveals
her experience with Alzheimer’s while caring
for her mother.
Anyone interested in gaining a better
Nick-At-Night Bingo
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European Guest House
to Hold Benefit
There will be presentations on antiaging topics all throughout the day, along
with free blood pressure screenings, body
fat analysis and more. The event will be
held in the Pro-Active parking lot, which
is at 936 N. Victoria Park Road in Fort
Lauderdale. Anyone interested in
attending can contact Kelley Barth at
954.463.1313.
Nov. 9—Members of the gay community are
encouraged to attend an evening of fun, food,
drinks, music, auction and entertainment from
6pm to 10:30pm at 721 Michigan Ave., Miami
Beach.
There are discounts for RSVP tickets
and they include open bar by Georgie’s Alibi,
complimentary valet by royal parking and
entertainment by Amy Rivers. Contact the Libertarian Party to Hold
European Guest House at 305.673.6665 for Discussion on Waco
more details.
Nov. 13—The Libertarian Party of Broward
County will hold a discussion on the federal
government’s raid on the Branch Davidian
Free ‘Anti-Aging’ Health
compound in Waco, Texas and the impact it
Fair and Open House
Nov. 10—Pro-Active Rehabilitation Services has had on civil liberties—and in particular
will hold its annual health fair and open house how it relates to the war on terrorism.
The meeting will be held at 7:30pm and
from 10am to 2pm. Attendees will be provided
will
be
located at the intersection of Powerline
with free information and samples from up to
Road
and
Oakland Park Boulevard, 3151 NW
20 kinds of health professionals, including th
9
Ave.
Call
Matthew at 954.929.3984 for
massage therapists, nutrionists and
further
information.
dermatologists.
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Congregation Etz Chaim Appoints a New Rabbi
Nemiroff to Lead Her First Etz Chaim Service on Friday, Nov. 22
Congregation Etz Chaim, a spiritual home
for South Florida’s gay, lesbian, bisexual and
transgendered (gay) Jews and their friends,
has announced the appointment of Rabbi
Catherine Nemiroff as the Synagogue’s new
Rabbi. Nemiroff received the unanimous vote
of the Synagogue’s board of directors and an
overwhelming majority of the vote of the
congregation at a special congregational
meeting held on Oct. 27.
“I am excited about becoming the Rabbi
of Etz Chaim, and bringing it into the network
of notable congregations that serve the gay,
lesbian, bisexual, transgendered and
heterosexual communities in an open and
dignified manner,” Nemiroff said. “I hope to
bring internal unity, and to create an
atmosphere of warmth and welcome. In doing
so, I hope to reach out to a wider range of
membership, particularly younger people and
families.”
Nemiroff will lead her first Etz Chaim
service on Friday, Nov. 22. A formal installation
will be held at a later date.
Nemiroff was born in New York, and lived
there until she went to college in the Midwest.
She graduated from the University of
Minnesota with a degree in Studio Arts,
working as a private ceramist and
photographer, and as an arts administrator for
performing arts groups.
Subsequently she worked in a computer
company writing, teaching and designing
Photo by Steven Shires
“I am excited about becoming the Rabbi
of Etz Chaim, and bringing it into the
network of notable congregations that
serve the gay, lesbian, bisexual,
transgendered and heterosexual
communities in an open and dignified
manner,” says Rabbi Catherine Nemiroff.
“I hope to bring internal unity, and to
create an atmosphere of warmth and
welcome. In doing so, I hope to reach out
to a wider range of membership...”
materials for their sales support and
organizational development groups. She
decided to pursue a career in the rabbinate
while an active founding leader in a new and
growing congregation that was inclusive to
Jews of all lifestyles, in all aspects of
congregation life and employment.
She sat on the founding board, served as
president for three years, taught adult b’nei
mitzvah classes and was probably involved in
every committee at one point or another.
While in rabbinical school, Nemiroff
served congregations in the Southern tip of
California, Washington State and New York.
She completed three different types of
interfaith chaplaincy programs and worked as
an intern with the American Jewish Committee.
Most recently she worked as director of
education at the reform temple of Suffern, New
York. Nemiroff received her master’s in Hebrew
Letters and Rabbinic Ordination from Hebrew
Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion on
May 12, 2002.
Her Rabbinic thesis was titled “Heart
Transplantation in Selected 20th Century
Orthodox Responsa; prohibited and
permitted.” She maintains a strong interest in
bioethical decision-making, along with practical
chaplaincy work.
Congregational leaders say they are
proud of their decision and look forward to
working together with Nemiroff for the
betterment of the Synagogue and South
Florida’s GLBT Jewish community.
“After conducting a nationwide search, we
are thrilled to have found Rabbi Nemiroff, an
outstanding leader who is a perfect match for our
congregation and our community,” said Doree
Benson, president of Congregation Etz Chaim.
“Rabbi Nemiroff’s scholarship and
wonderfully infectious love of Judaism will
elevate our congregation to new levels of
spirituality,” said Michael Greenspan, the
Synagogue’s cantorial soloist. “I look forward
to working with the Rabbi on our weekly Friday
evening services as well as on projects and
holidays throughout our calendar year.”
“We believe Rabbi Nemiroff’s presence
will enrich us all,” said Robin Gross, executive
vice president, and her partner, Elaine Conrad,
president of the CEC Sisterhood.
Founded in 1974, Congregation Etz
Chaim is the third-oldest congregation in
North America serving the GLBT community.
It is affiliated with the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations (Reform Movement)
and the World Congress of GLBT Jewish
Organizations. It includes members from Palm
Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties.
The congregation holds Friday Night
Services at 8:30pm at the UnitarianUniversalist Church of Fort Lauderdale,
3970 NW 21 Ave. in Oakland Park. For more
information about Congregation Etz
Chaim, call the synagogue’s office at
954.564.9232.
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Human Rights Campaign
Issues Political Scorecard
Local Democratic Reprentatives Receive High
Marks; Republicans Rated Low to Moderate
By John Bryson
News Editor
Almost all of the South Florida
delegation of the U.S. House of
Representatives received high marks in the
Human Rights Campaign’s scorecard of
Congress members, which the national gay
rights group released in preparation for
this Tuesday’s mid-term elections.
All four Democratic members—Robert
Wexler, Carrie Meek, Peter Deutsch and
Alcee Hastings—received perfect scores
of 100 percent. Rep. Mark Foley, a
Republican representing areas of Palm
Beach County, received a score of 83
percent.
The three remaining members, all
Republicans, received moderate to low
scores. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (67 precent),
Clay Shaw (33 precent) and Lincoln DiazBalart (17 precent) have not been very
supportive of the HRC or its issues in the
past.
Shaw and Diaz-Balart are the only two
incumbents not being endorsed by the
HRC in this week’s elections. Meek is not
running for re-election, but her son
Kendrick Meek is the Democratic nominee
for her seat and has received the HRC’s
endorsement.
Another candidate endorsed by the
HRC is Carol Roberts, a Democrat, who is
seeking to replace Shaw in the 22nd District.
U.S. Rep. Carrie Meeks was among those
who scored 100 percent
U.S. Rep. Lincoln Diaz-Balart scored the
lowest with 17 percent
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Stonewall Library Plans 30th Anniversary Celebration
Series of Commemorative Events to be Held Throughout Next Year
By Phil LaPadula
Features Editor
10,000 Titles and Videos
Planning is under way for the Stonewall
Library & Archives 30 th anniversary
celebration, a series of commemorative events
to be held throughout 2003.
The library’s board has already
scheduled a kickoff party for January 16 at
The Grand Resort in Fort Lauderdale. The
invitation-only party will include bar service
sponsored by Boardwalk, hors d’oeuvres
donated by Hi-Life Café, pastries from Stork’s
Bakery and flowers from Adam and Eve
Florists.
At a recent brainstorming session, board
members received community input about a
number of possible events to mark the
anniversary. Some of the more popular ideas
included a writing contest, a writers
conference, a wet T-shirt contest, a “youth
poetry slam,” speaking engagements by
authors and gay celebrities, and a gay history
of Fort Lauderdale night.
The presidents of the Stonewall Library and Archives over the years have included
Since the library is in constant need of (back row, left to right) Mark Behar, 1993; Allen Naismith, 1991-1992; Chip Halvorsen,
cash to stay open and continue its programs, 1998; Jerry Mitchell, 1988-1990; (front row, left to right) John Graves, 1994-1997;
board members agreed that fundraising Mark Silber, 1973-1984; Fred Searcy, 1999-2000, 2002; Margo Poulson, 2001; and
should play a big role in the commemorative Jesse Monteagudo, 1984-1987
events. “I think anything we do should be a
fundraiser,” said Bill Beaton, chairman of
“I envision cultural, literary, musical and 1973 by activist Mark Silber, who now lives
development for the library and a member of frivolous events for the anniversary year in New York City. It began in a small, onethe board. “We need to raise more money.” commemorations,” Beaton said. “The goal is room location in Hollywood, Florida. The
to raise membership and raise the visibility library occupied a small space adjacent to
th
the Gay and Lesbian Community Center of
30 Anniversary T-Shirts
of Stonewall in the community.”
th
The idea of selling 30 anniversary T“We got some dust stirred up tonight,” South Florida (GLCC) when the GLCC was
shirts appeared to garner support from the said Robert Nathans, president of the library, located on Oakland Park Boulevard. It has
board. Board members are also considering about the brainstorming session. But he been at its current Andrews Avenue location,
which it rents from the GLCC, for about a
creating new brochures featuring the 30th noted that much planning lies ahead.
anniversary milestone.
The Stonewall Library was founded in year and a half.
Stonewall has grown into one of the
largest gay libraries in the country. The
lending library now carries more than
10,000 titles as well as videocassettes and
gay films.
It has also gained a reputation as a
valuable resource for gay and lesbian
research projects. “We get calls weekly
from researchers at various universities,”
Beaton said. “We got a wonderful thank
you note from a man who wrote his
dissertation on Anita Bryant.”
The library’s programs include an
authors series, in which gay authors talk
about their work and sign copies of their
books. Last spring, 50 people showed up
at the library to hear Divine’s mother read
from her book about the entertainer.
The library also features an Artist of the
Month, displaying the work of an ArtsUnited
member. A reception for the featured artist is
usually held during the first week of the month.
The Stonewall Library & Archives is
open Monday through Friday, 11am to 9pm,
and Saturday, 12 to 3pm. It is located at
1717 N. Andrews Ave. in Fort Lauderdale.
For more information, call 954.763.8565.
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Local Writer
Your Express
Features Editor
Phil LaPadula
Palm Beach School Board to Protect
Gay Students from Harassment
By John Bryson
decision was based largely on the advice of
district lawyer Cynthia Prettyman, who told
During a preliminary review, the Palm board members that adding sexual orientation
Beach County School Board voted 5-1 to to the list of protected categories would only
include sexual orientation as
a protected category in its
harassment
and
discrimination policies, the
Sun-Sentinel reported on Oct.
15.
The school board is
expected to give final
approval to the policy during
a meeting on Nov. 18. Race,
religion, color, gender,
national origin, age,
disability and marital status
are already included in the
school board’s policy.
“If we put it there in
black and white, we’re School board member Paulette Burdick (left) and Vice
sending a message that we Chair Bill Graham (right) present a plaque to
consider this as much a Commissioner Carol Roberts in this photo from May 2002
priority as other historically
protected categories,” school board member increase the likelihood of lawsuits against
Bill Graham told the Sun-Sentinel.
the county.
Graham also told the newspaper he has
But Clarence Brooks, chairman of the
heard complaints from students and teachers county chapter of the Gay, Lesbian and
who say they are harassed because they are Straight Education Network, said that what
gay. Harassment and discrimination for gay is actually happening is the opposite of what
teachers is already prohibited under the opponents of the sexual orientation clause
district’s contract with the Classroom initially feared. Districts that do not
Teachers Association. All other district specifically name gay and lesbian students
employees have no such protection.
as a protected group have faced lawsuits, he
When the district last faced this issue in said.
1999, the board decided against including
“By being vague, you open yourself up
the policy protecting sexual orientation. That to more,” he told the Sun-Sentinel.
News Editor
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Alternative Healing Arts
Nova University to Host Various Workshops
By Michael James
Managing Editor
The Healing Arts Institute, an eightmonth series of four-hour workshops on
holistic health issues and practices, will
be held from November to June at the Nova
Southeastern University
Library, Research and
Information Technology
Center, 3100 Ray Ferrero,
Jr. Blvd., Fort Lauderdale.
Designed
to
introduce the public to
alternative approaches to
health, the programs will
include techniques for
relaxation and meditation,
touch and breathing
exercises, aromatherapy,
nutrition, essential oils, reflexology and
creativity exercises to develop selfknowledge.
The instructor will be Kameelah Karol
Aqeel, a former social worker who has
studied and taught alternative methods of
healing and wellness practices for 16 years.
The program series is sponsored by
the Broward Public Library Foundation as
part of the American Heritage Series.
The program schedule includes
Honoring Our Elders, Nov.
23; Parents and Caretakers,
Dec. 21; Aromatherapy for
Everyday Use, Jan. 25;
Reflexology for Health and
Well-Being, Feb. 15; The
Healing Art of Crystals,
March 22; Rediscovering
Healing Energies, April 19;
Organic Vegetable Juicing,
May 17; and Dao Chan
Gong (relaxation and
meditation with a mantra),
June 21. All workshops take place from 1pm
to 5pm.
A detailed brochure is available soon
at local library branches or by mail. For
more information call 954.357.7348.
Stonewall Library & Archives
Launches History Recording Project
The Stonewall Library & Archives is
launching a Video Oral History Project to
document and preserve the life experiences
that represent the gay, lesbian, bisexual and
transgendered (gay) community. The project
seeks to document American history as it is
lived by individuals.
The project will record not only the
voices and the images of its participants but
also relevant pictures of the documents and
locations.
Stonewall is one of the nation’s major
repositories of information about the gay
community, its history, literature and artistic
expression. The organization is applying for a
grant from the Florida Humanities Council for
initial funding for the project.
The project’s first production will focus
on stories from within the state of Florida. Later
productions, however, will not be confined to
Florida stories.
The Project Committee, directed by
videographer Bill Ward, will be the major
focus of public programs that will include
panel presentations and audience
discussions. Plans for public viewings will
be announced at a later date.
For more information, contact the
project’s director, Bill Ward, at 954.766.8811,
or e-mail [email protected].
INTERNATIONAL UPDATE
Gay Games Festival Opens in Sydney
Almost 13,000 gay
athletes from around the world
have arrived in Sydney,
Australia, for the sixth Gay
Games sports and cultural
festival.
The event officially
started on Nov. 2 with a large
opening ceremony that
featured performances by k.d.
lang and Jimmy Somerville.
The weeklong event is the
largest Sydney has hosted
since the 2000 Olympics.
Games co-chair Peter
Bailey told the Associated
Press that men and women
between the ages of 18 and
80, from 83 different countries,
are participating in the event,
which closes on Nov. 9.
Athletes are competing
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Almost
13,000 gay
athletes from
around the
world have
arrived in
Sydney for
the sixth Gay
Games sports
and cultural
festival
for gold, silver and bronze
medals in such standard
Olympic sports as
swimming, basketball,
cycling and figure skating.
There
are
also
competitions for bridge,
golf and ballroom dancing,
among other activities.
Bailey estimates that
two-thirds of the athletes are
men; one-third are women.
Financial problems
last month had raised some
doubts about whether the
games would go on.
According to the
Sydney Morning Herald,
the event is estimated to
bring $100 million to the
local economy.
—Gay.com / PlanetOut.com Network
St. Louis Safer-Sex Event
Featured Gay Porn Actor
By Ari Bendersky
Gay.com / PlanetOut.com Network
A St. Louis AIDS group that serves the
African-American community lost funding
this week following an alleged lewd incident
that occurred at a safer-sex awareness
session in July involving a gay porn star.
Dr. Hugh Stallworth, director of the St.
Louis Department of Health, informed
representatives of Blacks Assisting Blacks
Against AIDS (BABAA) on Thursday that
it was pulling the remainder of a $96,000
grant the organization received from the
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC) to fight the spread of syphilis.
In July, BABAA held an event at the home
of its executive director, Erise Williams Jr. The
organization hired a former gay porn star,
Bobby Blake, to speak on the importance of
safer sex to prevent the spread of syphilis and
HIV. Williams said they enlisted Blake because
he is well-known and would draw a crowd.
Blake, whose real name is Edgar Gaines,
appeared at the safer-sex awareness event
wearing nothing but a towel and boots,
Williams confirmed. Two former employees
of BABAA claimed that Blake stripped and
that some of the approximately two dozen
attendees fondled the speaker in a sexual
manner. Williams denied the porn actor
removed his clothing during the night and
that any lewd conduct occurred.
While Stallworth, who is investigating
the incident locally for the CDC, has not been
able to verify the exact events of the night,
he said he reached his decision based on
what Blake was wearing. Stallworth believes
BABAA used federal funding improperly.
“We believe the individual did have a
limited amount of clothes on, and we deemed
it an inappropriate use of federal money,”
Stallworth told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch
on Wednesday. “It shouldn’t have been
spent on the way the individual did perform.”
A St. Louis AIDS group lost
funding this week following a
lewd incident that allegedly
occurred at a safer-sex session
involving a gay porn star.
BABAA paid Blake $500 out of the
$96,000 grant to appear at their event to
speak to young people about the importance
of wearing condoms during sex. “People look
up to me,” Blake told the Post-Dispatch. “I
can be a good voice to inform people to
practice safe sex.”
BABAA has temporarily removed
Williams from his post, replacing him with
an interim executive director pending further
investigation. Based on the health
department’s finding, BABAA may have to
repay some of the $96,000 grant, which
accounts for a portion of the reported $1.6
million the agency receives in annual
governmental funding. BABAA’s syphilis
awareness grant officially runs out on Dec.
31, but it can reapply for more government
assistance in 2003.
On Thursday the CDC announced that
syphilis rates in the United States rose in
2001, reversing a 10-year trend. The largest
increases were reported among gay and
bisexual men.
Gay Activists Protest Outside Falwell’s Church
AP—Gay activists gathered in Rev. Jerry of the work of gays, abortionists and
Falwell’s hometown of Lynchburg Saturday feminists.
to announce a permanent presence in
“Jerry Falwell is the source of
central Virginia in hopes of better engaging misinformation about sexual orientation,”
the conservative minister on
White said. “He’s a gadfly.
homosexual issues.
He likes to say these
“It’s safe to come out,”
horrible things.”
the Rev. Mel White, founder
For the past month,
of the gay rights group
White has been walking
Soulforce, told a rally of about
his dog and chatting with
200 crowded under a chain of
residents from a four-room
balloons tied like a rainbow.
house he’s rented across
“God has made you gay.
the street from Falwell’s
You are all beautiful!”
Thomas Road Baptist
Rev. Jerry Falwell
White, a California
Church. While his
minister who was friends with
neighbors have been
Falwell before announcing his friendly, White said the gays he’s met are
homosexuality, said he decided to move to terrified.
Lynchburg last year when Falwell said God
“There’s no gay community center,
allowed terrorists to attack America because there’s no AIDS center, no gay bars.”
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Orlando Gays Debate Whether to Support Republican
AP—Republican leaders in Orlando were
in a quandary after reapportionment
changed House District 36 into a
Democratic bastion with a fifth of the
population either gay or lesbian.
With GOP incumbent Allen Trovillion
leaving the legislature, they thought it
would be impossible for the GOP to again
win the district, which encompasses
downtown Orlando and the metro area’s
urban core.
But then the Republicans found party
member Patrick Howell, a preppy,
photogenic 32-year-old attorney who is
both fiscally conservative and fond of
quoting Ronald Reagan.
He also happens to be gay.
Howell’s candidacy has stirred a
debate among Orlando’s gays and lesbians
about whether a candidate’s sexual
orientation should be more important than
his political orientation when they go to
the polls. His Democratic opponent, Sheri
McInvale, is straight.
The chair of the local Democratic
Party, for one, equated gay Democrats who
support Howell with a “Jew voting for
Hitler.”
If elected, Howell would be Florida’s
first openly gay legislator.
“That’s what my campaign is about,
making the Republican Party more
inclusive,” Howell said.
That’s not how Doug Head sees it.
The Orange County Democratic chairman
said Howell’s candidacy is a cynical
Republican effort to confuse gay voters
about which party best represents them.
Head was roundly criticized by gay and
lesbian groups last summer for the Hitler
remark.
“It’s impossible for a gay candidate
to run in a Republican Party that advances
the agenda of the Republican Party of
today,” Head said recently.
Head noted that Republican Gov. Jeb
Bush said just last week he opposes
overturning Florida’s ban on gays
adopting children. The legislature is also
Republican controlled.
Patrick
Howell’s
candidacy has stirred a
debate among Orlando’s
gays and lesbians about
whether a candidate’s
sexual
orientation
should
be
more
important than his
political orientation
Oregon Same-Sex Registry Still Small After Three Years
AP—Ashland, Oregon’s same-sex registry
is three years old, but the list is still
surprisingly short, city officials say.
The 39th couple, Darcy Hamilton and
Annette Teeples, registered Oct. 10 and held
a minister-sanctioned ceremony and
reception on Sunday. Only four couples,
including Hamilton and Teeples, have
registered in 2002, said Vicki Christensen, a
court clerk.
“We haven’t had any mad rushes or
anything,” she said.
Under Oregon law, same-sex couples
can’t marry, but some cities have registries
that allow them to be legally bound, create
living wills and grant each other power of
attorney.
In Ashland, joining the registry costs $25.
The rate of registration here is low
compared with the number of same-sex
couples documented in Jackson County. The
2000 Census counted 468 unmarried partners
of the same sex in the region.
Leaders in the gay community say that’s
because many people don’t want to share
their living arrangements with the
government.
For Hamilton and Teeples, joining the
registry sets a public example about
validating the existence of same-sex couples.
“What we have is something I’ve
wanted all my life,” said Teeples, the twicedivorced mother of two teenagers.
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Former Viking Says
Gay Jokes Made Him
Consider Suicide
AP—The burden
of keeping his
homosexuality
secret
drove
Esera Tuaolo to
comtemplate
suicide late in his
five-season
tenure with the
Minnesota
Vikings.
Esera Tuaolo said, “It
Tuaolo, who comes down to the
played on the quest
of
being
Vikings’ defensive happy...”
line from 1992-96,
said he felt overwhelmed by the frustration
of hearing gay jokes from teammates and
his unwillingness to confront them.
“It hurt, and I started to feel shameful,
and I slipped into a depression because of
those jokes,” said Tuaolo, who lives in
suburban Minneapolis. “I wondered why I
didn’t say anything.”
Tuaolo recently revealed his
homosexuality on HBO’s Real Sports,
explaining that he was tired of leading a
double life. The segment aired last Tuesday
night.
“It comes down to the quest of being
happy and the quest of being with my family
and not trying to hide everything,” he told
the St. Paul Pioneer Press on Tuesday. “I
took off that costume when I did that
interview, and I tell you what, I feel great.”
Tuaolo is the first NFL player to publicly
reveal his homosexuality since former New
York Giants offensive tackle Roy Simmons
did so in 1992.
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Expressitorials
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Letters to the editor
Another GLCC Board Member Resigns
It is a shame that such a hard-working,
dedicated man as Andy Weiser should leave the board
of directors of the Gay and Lesbian Community
Center. I understand the frustration he was under,
and how discouraging it is to work with so little
cooperation and appreciation. He is a very dedicated
man and deserves much praise for his efforts in
fundraising and otherwise.
I have also found that I can no longer work
with the present board and its leadership or lack
thereof. There are several well-meaning and very
hard-working board members. There are also several
on the board that seem in my opinion to be out of
touch with reality.
The present leadership of the board seems to
just want everything to be pleasant. That policy
may work very well in the social world but not in an
organization such as the center. The old saying
“You have to break a few eggs to make an omelet”
applies here. No one seems willing to correct any
member of the staff no matter how they may
antagonize members or organizations in the
community.
I ask the question, does anyone check to see that
staff is not using the center and computers for personal
financial benefit? If that is happening, I think it would
be a clear violation of the law and could mean the
revoking of the center’s tax-exempt status.
The only plans I heard for the raising of much
needed money was a campaign to raise membership
based on the 10th anniversary of the center. I ask
another question: Why would anyone want to join
when the opinion I keep hearing from the
community at large is that the GLCC is a very
boring place. I very much approve of the center
being a place where people can go for help, with
health, education and other matters, but it should
be a fun, exciting place to go and be seen.
Unfortunately, the people that need the
services the center is now trying to provide
either can’t or won’t provide the necessary
money to keep the center going. People such as
Andy, myself and others are tired of giving
money only to feel that it is being wasted. I feel
that if the center is to raise the significant funds
it will need in order to survive and keep growing,
it will have to change its ways and be more
responsive to the whole community, not just
any one or two segments.
As I said before it was with much sorrow
that I resigned from the board. I truly wish the
center the very best. I also wish the best for my
friends that remain on the board. They are
people of high ideals who have worked very
hard. In my opinion, it’s a shame that the
leadership of the board and its staff do not seem
to get the picture.
Douglas Clark,
ex-Director, GLCC
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Editor’s Note
Our publisher, Norm Kent, underwent scheduled surgery this week and was unable to write his
weekly editorial column. In its place, we are running Jennifer Vanasco’s newest column on the
importance of voting.
Those voting in Broward County need to note that their ballot is involved and each voter
should give themselves plenty of time to read each item carefully before making their decision.
Does it Matter Who Gets Your Vote for Governor?
You bet your sweet ass (guess that might not
always be the right assumption) it does. It matters
only if you care who will appoint the future judges
of this state. It matters only if you care about
who will run our universities, our schools. Who
will be a friend to the Gay community and support
us in our quest for equality. Who will look us in
the eye with respect or content. And a heck of a
lot more, rest assured.
The difference between the two candidates
could not be more apparent or for that matter,
startling. Unless you have been fast asleep, you
could not miss the abhorrent unbelievable recent
comments coming out of the mouth of our current
governor, Jeb Bush. He did not support us in the
recent fight to keep our basic human rights, or as
he calls them, “special rights.”
Florida is the only state in the entire country
to deny gay couples (people) the right to adopt
children. He feels that abandoned or neglected
children are better off in roving foster care than
in loving gay couples’ home. The list goes on but
it all comes down to what I call “basic human
respect” for us as fellow human beings.
Bill Mcbride, the Democratic candidate
running against Bush this Nov. 5, really genuinely
believes that gays are just like everyone else—
imagine that. That who we sleep with makes no
difference in who we are as human beings. That
our worth is judged on its merits, without prejudice,
without judgment.
He has shown this not only in his words but
more important, in his actions. He ran the biggest
law firm in Florida and introduced gay partner
benefits. He has openly courted our community
and regularly attends gay functions. More
importantly, he likes us as people, and that rings
even more true for his very lovely, successful
(and totally open-minded) wife as well.
We have an extremely important obligation
this coming election day, and it starts, of course,
with voting. This election is neck and neck. Your
vote and those of your friends will matter.
Your vote really does matter! Use it!
MarkyG
“Issues Over the Rainbow”
Party 93.1
Expressions
Common Life
Time to Vote!
The Many Reasons Why You Should Cast Your Ballot
Hey, kids, it’s that time again, the day
when you get to do something that is the
absolute right thing to do. And how often
does that happen? That’s right—it’s almost
election day, and it’s time to vote.
Here are 38 reasons why you should.
You can spend all year putting together
a Halloween costume, but you can’t spend
an hour doing your civic duty? Come on.
Because people all over the world are
fighting for the right to vote.
Because women couldn’t until 1920. So
that the lives of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and
Susan B. Anthony would not have been in
vain.
It takes less than two hours. At my
polling place, it takes less than 20 minutes.
It’s a great way to meet other politically
minded (or at least bleary and coffeedeprived) singles.
You can take off work to do it and grab
a cup of coffee on the way home.
Right now, GLBTs are about 5 percent
of the vote. That carries a lot of political
clout, and it’s brought about a lot of
changes. Now think of what would happen
if we were 10 percent.
It matters. Really.
Don’t like the morons in office? Well,
this is your chance to do something about
it, isn’t it?
Pleased by how things are going? Keep
your representatives in.
Gives you the right to criticize the way
things are going later. “Don’t blame me,”
you can say. “I voted for the other guy.” Of
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course, if you actually voted for the guy in
question, you can just smile meekly and
change the subject.
If someone took the right to vote away,
you’d be pissed. Why take it away from
yourself?
It will make your fourth-grade teacher
proud.
It’s the most important thing you can
do on a Tuesday.
This is a vital election. The Democrats
and Republicans are battling for control of
the Senate. No matter what side you’re on,
your vote is crucial to your party. Will
President Bush be backed by a Republican
Senate? Will he be countered by a
Democratic one? This is the event of the
year, baby, and it’s all about you. Don’t miss
your chance to be the deciding factor.
If not you, who? Do you really want to
leave the selection of our officials in the
hands of others? There are plenty of antigay conservatives who vote. We need to
out shout their voices with our own.
If you’re lucky, you’ll get a sticker
saying that you voted.
It’s one of the key requirements for
citizenship.
Why would you voluntarily give up this
much power? This is like being on the board
of directors of a company. This is your
chance to advise the country on how you
think things are going.
You get a chance to meet your
neighbors and grouse about politics—or
about football, or the conditions of the local
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streets or whatever.
If you could have affected the outcome
of last week’s baseball World Series,
wouldn’t you have wanted to? This is your
chance to affect the game with even higher
stakes.
I don’t care if you don’t care. Just do it.
You can find time to work out? Go to a
bar to see the game? Read the daily paper?
What’s the matter, then?
Your taxes pay their salaries.
Yes, there is a polling place near you
and, yes, it’s not hard to find. Look up the
League of Women voters’ Democracy Net
website and go from there: www.dnet.org (if
you type in your zip code, the site will give
you information about all the candidates
jockeying for your vote.) If you live in Cook
County, a quicker link to find your polling
place is: www.voterinfonet.com.
Have no idea who to vote for? Grab a
copy of the local daily you like best—or of
your friendly neighborhood GLBT paper.
There are plenty of people who are just
thrilled to tell you how you should vote.
You count. So should your vote.
Because people died and fought and
rallied and dreamed and schemed and
suffered and marched to give you this right.
Someone in your family came over by boat
or risked their lives to walk across the border
or took one of the most important plane rides
of their lives in order to give you this right.
Don’t take their struggles for granted.
If this is the only thing you accomplish
on Tuesday, it’s a whole heck of a lot.
by Jennifer Vanasco
Why vote? Why not.
It’s like voting people off the island—
but instead, it’s voting them out of
government. Whoo hoo!
It’s better than reality TV. It’s actual
reality.
It’s a nice walk. Or a nice drive. Or even
if it’s not, just get your butt over there.
You can head off all the annoying
people at work who will nag you about
voting.
It will feel good. Strange, but true.
What better way to start—or end—your
day than by trying to figure out which hole
to punch to vote for your candidate? It’s a
brain teaser! Better than the crossword
puzzle!
Because you had your chance to get an
absentee ballot. You didn’t. So now go get a
real one.
You can use it as an excuse all day.
“Sorry, I can’t do the carpool today—need
to vote.” “Nope, can’t have it to you by
tomorrow—need to vote.” “Hey, I’d love to
feed the cats, but I gotta go vote.” “Boss,
I’d love to listen to your collection of old
Neil Diamond records, but I’ve got to take a
rain check—today I have to vote.”
It’s your right and your privilege. Vote—
for yourself, for your country, for all of us.
No matter whom you vote for, it’s the right
thing to do.
Jennifer Vanasco is an award-winning
columnist based in Chicago. E-mail her
at [email protected].
Expressions
The Real Deal
Remembering Sen. Paul Wellstone
‘The Lionhearted Leader of the Losers and the Left-Out’
Paul Wellstone was 5 feet 5 inches tall,
but he had the capacity to make his Senate
colleagues look small. It was known in the
chamber that Wellstone had no consultant
except his conscience and that he cast careerthreatening votes. He was the lionhearted
leader of the losers and the left-out. He smiled
if you called him a liberal.
His death in a plane crash that also killed
his wife, Sheila, his daughter, Marcia, three
campaign aides and two pilots has
occasioned a flood of real tears and authentic,
choked expressions from people who usually
issue press releases about fallen colleagues.
Sen. Tom Harkin broke down when he tried
to broadcast his love, and Phil Gramm, of all
people, issued the perfect epitaph: “He was
a sweet man.”
The lamentation was general and
unanimous, going far beyond the
heartbroken Minnesotans who gathered at
campaign headquarters to weep and pray and
leave flowers, and far beyond anxious
Democrats who hoped the diminutive
scrapper would help preserve their paperthin majority in the Senate. His death was
treated as a national calamity—honest men
are in short supply. The coverage was so
comprehensive it suggested that the whole
country bought ex-senator Pat Moynihan’s
long-ago description of Wellstone as “a gift
to the nation.”
His departure leaves a gaping hole in
the Senate. He was irreplaceable. How many
senators are praised for their humility and
sweet nature? They have no other blithe
spirit like the ex-professor who was proud of
his recognition by the National Wrestling
Hall of Fame. He was difficult to demonize.
He had guileless blue eyes, dimples and an
air of eager kindness. He wasn’t a stuffed
shirt, which it is so easy to become as a
member of the “world’s greatest deliberative
body.” He wasn’t a hair shirt, as principled
loners often are. There was no breast-beating,
and no browbeating of the timid either.
Wellstone’s first famous kamikaze vote
occurred in 1996, when Democrats thought
they absolutely had to vote for Bill Clinton’s
welfare reform bill. The Republican chorus
against welfare queens, welfare cheats and
vodka drinkers had reached a climax, and
incumbents were warned of the consequences
of voting no on Clinton’s pledge to “end
welfare as we know it.” Wellstone found it too
harsh and bravely voted no.
As he was hurrying back to Minnesota
to campaign that year, I ran into him on the
Capitol steps. He knew his colleagues
counted him a dead man walking, but he was
of good cheer. “I have wonderful people
working for me in every county. They know
what they are doing.” They did. He won.
This month Wellstone faced another
perilous vote, and he was in an even tighter
race for re-election. Party leaders said that it
would be madness to vote against George
Bush’s war in Iraq. He was one of 23
Democrats to say no to a new Gulf of Tonkin
resolution. He went home to Minnesota to
By Mary McGrory
face the music—and
mourning Senate aide
went up 10 points in the
told me, “Some of these
polls. People who hated
guys don’t even know
his vote loved his grit.
our names.”
Wellstone, the
Wellstone
was
indefatigable champion
unique in death as well.
of the unfortunate,
His memorial service,
practiced what he
which commemorated all
preached in his private
the victims of the crash,
life. I found out during
was like no other. Twenty
a conversation I had
thousand
grievers
with him and Sheila
crowded into the
during a quiet moment
University of Minnesota
at a party. I was just
—and had a wonderful
back from a vacation
time. There was rock
and
asked
the
music, there were
Sen. Paul Wellstone
Wellstones
about
emotional, dry-eyed
July 21, 1944-Oct. 25, 2002
theirs.
tributes from his two
“We haven’t had a
lovely sons, one of whom
vacation in eight years,” he said. “Sheila and looks just like him. Both inherited his
I each have our parents living with us. eloquence. Tom Harkin delivered what could
They’re old and sick, and we hate to leave only be called a fighting eulogy, almost every
them.” It was said without self-pity. As Susan line of which was cheered to the rafters. It
Brophy, Bill Clinton’s congressional liaison, ended with a call to arms for the mourners to
said, “Wellstone is the real deal.”
fight for the causes Wellstone had
On the Hill, he was a hero to staff bequeathed to them—along with his high
people. Some senators have a fit if a staff heart for life and politics.
member’s name appears in the paper.
Funeral service as rally is a new concept,
Wellstone had lunch every day with his but as the master of ceremonies, George
staff, and several years ago, when his late Latimer, said, “He would not have wanted it
chief of staff, Mike Epstein, was diagnosed any other way.”
with cancer, Wellstone made an emotional
speech about him at the senators’ caucus
Mary McGrory has been a national
lunch. Later he went to the floor and spoke
columnist since 1960 and won the
again of the great debt he owed Epstein. A
Pulitzer Prize for commentary in 1975.
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Expressions
John and John
Painting on a Beige Canvas
The Challenge of Redecorating a New House
John and I are home again. A house
becomes a home when you are able to
breathe your own life into it. It is a symbol of
who you are at whatever particular stage of
life you are experiencing. Creating a home is
like creating a tapestry rich with color and
texture and emotion, pulling many different
strands of thread together.
Two weeks ago, we moved into this beige
townhouse and began the process of creating
our home out of a house. When I say a beige
townhouse, I mean a very beige townhouse;
beige walls, beige carpets, beige tile, beige
countertops. Everything was that light brown,
mushroom, taupe, beige color. You have to
wonder why on earth two gay men who love
color would buy a beige townhouse, and the
answer is simple—the floor plan. The
background color can be changed.
We were lucky enough to connect with
a painter who had worked with us before and
began almost immediately painting the first
floor den a wonderful rich red, the Great Room
what is called clay pot, the master bedroom a
rich purple and the guest room a periwinkle
blue. Actually, the colors were very similar to
what we had used before, only the shades
were different. John was responsible for the
choices made, as he is the color expert in our
relationship. For a couple of days, he would
smear paint on the wall and then race back to
Home Depot to try something else. We both
would watch the painted splotches in the
daylight and in the night light to see if we
liked them. The red, blue and clay pot were
no problem, but the purple we had to think
20
about. Was it too dark? Was it too bright?
Was it too grape, too purple? Finally we
decided to just do it. And it turned out to be
exactly what we wanted. With the
background painted, we were ready to add
texture and depth to our home.
Much of our furniture seems to fit into
this new space. What hasn’t, we offered to
John’s twin sons who are new first-time
homeowners. Over the years with
each move that we have
made, we have given
furniture to my children
and to John’s older
children, but not until now
were the twins in a position
to use our castoffs. Now
they are, and we gladly
gave them what we
couldn’t use in this house.
We feel very good about
giving our children furniture
and artwork that no longer fit a
wall space, and we love going into
their homes and seeing “old friends” in new
settings. However, sometimes we wish that
we could get back some of the things that we
have given away. But a gift given is a gift
given. Besides, being the shoppers that we
are, we love the excuse to search out every
nook and cranny for whatever piece of
furniture or artwork that we need.
Our most frequent visitor has been
John’s daughter and 2-year-old grandson,
David. Melissa has brought David over to
get acquainted with his two granddaddies.
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For whatever reason, David has dubbed me
the “Green Granddaddy,” and John simply,
“Granddaddy.”
On our first weekend here, my first gay
friend that I made after coming out came for
supper. I met Rob 17 or 18 years ago in a
support group for gay married men who were
struggling with what to do in that situation.
It is the same group in which I later met John.
It felt really good to
connect with him again
and even better to connect
with a gay man. We had
been so busy unpacking,
and choosing colors, and
arranging furniture and
picking out lighting that
we had forgotten the sheer
enjoyment of being with a
kindred soul. What fun to
sit at the dinner table and
talk gay trash—who is
doing who, where and
how often, and, more
importantly, where in Atlanta are they doing
it.
Later that same weekend, my daughter
and daughter-in-law arrived to spend
Saturday night. They had been to an art show
that my former wife had had in Macon, and
were returning home. It was good to have
the two of them in the house and to know
that we can comfortably have overnight
guests.
On Sunday, my grandson arrived with
his dog and girlfriend to have lunch with his
By John Templeton
mother, aunt and us. It was actually a rather
intense time, as he is having serious legal
problems resulting from his problems with
drugs and, from John’s and my prospective,
his unwillingness to face the problem and
deal with it. It is important for John and me
to remember that problems in the family are
just that and not ours to take on and fix. We
have our own life to live and must do so.
So we are home. We have created a
colorful space out of beige beginnings, and
have filled it with things and people we love.
The walls are painted,the furniture is
arranged, the artwork is hanging on the walls,
and the place is swirling with family and the
problems that arise as a result. What we said
we wanted, we have. There were certainly
moments during the pass few weeks when I
thought that I wanted my old life back—barechested men walking the streets, a gay gym,
picking mangos off my trees. But here we are
carving a new life: jeans and not shorts, LA
Fitness and not Vinnie and the guys of Better
Bodies, sweaters and not tank-tops, cold
weather instead of the blazing sun.
It is a new life, a new home, a new canvas
on which to create. Each day is a new day to
discover what new things await us at this
point in our lives. We are very busy painting
on this new canvas.
John Templeton is retired and lives
with his partner, John Siegel, in
Atlanta. He can be reached at
[email protected].
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NORTH ANDREWS
GARDENS
4/3 W/Pool, 1850 sq.ft., open
floor plan, huge screened in
porch, deck. Large fenced
backyard. Great location!
$238,000 954-445-8373
TOASTMASTERS
For better speaking, listening,
& leading. We meet every
Monday @ 7:15 pm
Sunshine Cathedral
For info 954.566.2074
SHOPPING FOR A
GOOD CAUSE
4th annual Charity Shopping
Event 8am-10am, Saturday
November 2, 2002 at Burdines
Miami Beach at 1675 Meridian
Avenue. Refreshments and
Door Prizes. Tickets are $5.00
and will entitle participant to
20% off all purchases during
event hours 100% of ticket
sales will go directly to: South
Beach AIDS Project. Send a
stamped self addressed
envelope and a check or
money order for $5.00 per
ticket to South Beach AIDS
Project, Inc 1521 Alton Road
#403 Miami Beach, FL 33139
Tickets will also be sold outside
the store on the morning of the
event.
COARL RIDGE ISLES
Like a brand new home!
Completely renovated. Charming
and spacious floor plan, 3/2 split
bedroom, 2 car garage, sparkling
in-ground Jacuzzi, Room for a
pool. $349,000. MLS F466665.
Call Mike at (954) 993-0118.
Realtor
WILTON MANORS/CORAL
GARDENS
3/3 SPLIT PLAN 1 CAR
GARAGE
Private Tropical Gardens
Surround A Heated Pool w/
Spa Seat. Almost 1800 SQ. FT
Of Living Space. Bedrooms
And Baths Are Great Sizes
w/ an Extra Room Off Living
area that serves as a Den.
Call Terry Bush Re/Max
Partners For a showing.
$369,900 954.661.4550 or
888.568.7750 toll free.
CORAL RIDGE
COUNTRY CLUB
Gaze down the canal from this
exquisite waterfront home. 4/
3.5, custom cherry kitchen and
designer baths, deep water,
50’ dockage, no fixed bridges.
MLS F457591, $769,000. Call
Mike at (954) 993-0118. Realtor.
THE SECRETS OUT!
Jeneda Isle/Villa homes from
$199,500.00 to $359,500.00
call Terry Bush
REMAX PARTNERS
954.661.4550
WILTON MANORS-BY
OWNER
4/2 Remodeled w/ pool, carport/ privacy fence, 2400 sq ft
- $239,000. Call 954.943.8744
or 954.540.9543
DESIGNER'S DREAM
HOME / POMPANO
4/3 2300 sq ft 2 story project
house in eclectic Pine Crest
area. Frank Lloyd Wright
design! Very private w/ huge
atrium, ceiling windows
everywhere. 2 story, 2
central AC units, Mexican tile,
huge rooms, Galley kitchen,
private gardens, 2 fireplaces,
new Berber carpet, new
roof, spiral staircase, bar,
family room. Realtors
welcome. 189K OBO Call
Mark 954.401.5054
FOR PROPERTY
IN PALM AIRE
Call Alice Fleet of Wieder
Realty Inc. 954.978.8300
DAVIE/ HOLLYWOOD
Rarely Available lakefront 4/2 .5
home. Many upgrades, call for
details. Don't miss this fabulous
opportunity. $269,000 Call Mike
954.993.0118, Realtor.
PENTHOUSE
CONDO FOR SALE
All for $184,900, Ideal for
entertainers.
Immaculate 3/2 2200 sq.ft. w/
open concept design.
Custom bar, Fam. size kitchen,
tons of cupboard
& closet space. 2 Balconies.
Hollywood. Others available.
call Kelly Rovito
C21 AAA 954.328.5013
RIVER REACH
Waterfront 1/1 excellent
condition.
Overlooks pool w/ security,
dockage, pets ok $132K
Riverwalk Property
954.462.2462
LOFTS DOWNTWN
FT. LAUDERDALE
NY style Loft Condos
preconstruction prices
$170k-395k 954-LOFT-456
HOUSE FOR RENT
Short Term Only /Ft. Laud.
Victoria Pk, Fully furnished,
2/2 pool, W/D, 2 TV’s, 2 VCR’s,
DVD, Pool table.$150 Per Day $800 Week $2400 month, call
Dan 215.416.6248 or
Mike 954.563.6262
HOT AREAS TO BUY IN!!!
Wilton Manors homes from
$199,900.00 to 680,000.00
call Terry Bush REMAX
PARTNERS 954.661.4550.
PALM-AIRE
COUNTRY CLUB
Desirable, popular king-size 1
bedroom 1 1/2 bath condo.
Golf course view from high flr.
Pool, tennis, spa, marble foyer,
updated bath, eat- in kitchen
convenient to laundry room &
storage. Shopping nearby,
only mins. to beach. Annual
lease. Furn. $1000/mo Unfurn. $900/mo F/L/S no
pets. To see call
954.899.2976, 954.969.9952
or 954.267.9348
RIVER LANDING
TOWN HOME
Be the 1st to live in this
beautiful 2 bedroom / 2 1/2
bath town home in Wilton
Manors. $1350/mo F/L/S Avail
immediately, call DJ
305.332.8212
FT. LAUDERDALE BEACH
1/1 condo, pool, 2nd fl.
Beautiful parquet floors
throughout. Balcony, city view,
private parking. $132,000 call
Mike 954.993.0118
IMPERIAL POINT
1/1 Condo, fully furnished,
pool, clubhouse,
laundry, all updated. Seasonal
$950/mo or yearly $750/mo
no pets 954.565.9857
WILTON MANORS
Completely renovated
townhouse style condo, 2/1.5
All new w/d, dw, fridge,
microwave, cent. A/C and
ceiling fans. Private covered
balcony. New community,
heated swimming pool.
$975/mo 954-530-9603
1/1 condo, pool, 2nd fl.
Beautiful parquet floors
throughout. Balcony, city view,
private parking. $850 call Mike
954.993.0118
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OAKLAND PARK
2/2 condo, great for
roommate setup, includes
washer/dryer, $900, Call
Mike (954) 993-0118
1/1 condo, new kitchen, pool,
5th floor. Enjoy beautiful
sunset views over the Ft
Lauderdale skyline. $850, Call
Mike (954) 993-0118
OAKLAND PARK
1/1 For Rent. New carpet,
W/D on premises,parking,
water incl. Close to Wilton
Manors; 1273 NE 38th. $600
+ security. 954.821.1201
Wilton Manor’s Most Luxurious Rental If you
deserve the best and can afford it.This is the
house for you. Must have good references.
Very private single family home. 954-444-4902
OAKLAND PARK /
ROYAL PALM ACRES
2/1 Private House in nice
neighborhood,
on beautiful canal. $900/mo
www.AndyWeiser.com/rental
954.679.9972
Coldwell Banker
WILTON MANORS/
5- POINTS
Very Large 2/1 in small, quality
building in quiet neighborhood.
Totally renovated w/ central
air, new kitchen w
dishw.,patio w/ BBQ,
W/D on premises, off-street
parking. Gay-owned, landlord
lives on premises.
Walk to Wilton Drive. Most pets
OK. $895/mo. Steve
954.614.6450
WILTON MANORS
Tropical Oasis
Lg 1 & 2 BDRMS, pool, AC,
secure entry, BBQ Facility,
laundry facility. Pets OK!
Wilton Manors.
Call 954.214.5018
Luxurious Wilton Manors
CORAL RIDGE
Best priced deep water canal
home in Coral Ridge. 71’
dockage. Charming and
spacious, this 3 bedroom, 2
bath features a family room
and an intimate fireplace.
$739,000. MLS F438435. Call
Mike at (954) 993-0118. Realtor.
ANOTHER HIDDEN
SECRET
WITHIN MINUTES FROM
WILTON MANORS!!
Royal Palm Acres homes
from $172,500.00 to
$239,000.00 call
Terry Bush REMAX
PARTNERS 954.661.4550
HOLLYWOOD CONDO
Nice 1/1 in secure elevator
bldg, east location,
lg rooms, CAC, just
painted, big BR w/ new
Berber. Balcony, sep dining,
covered pkg, huge closets.
$650/mo 1st/last/sec
954.772.8380
RIVER FRONT APARTMENT
Oakland Park apt in Lloyd
Estates home,
1/1, incl. utilities, w/d, pool,
large back yard on Middle
River, off street parking,
beautifully landscaped, $650.
Call Richard 954-568-4854.
VICTORIA PARK
1/1 with pool , bright, airy,
clean apt. Fresh paint, new
appl, tile floors, lots of closet
space, lush landscaping,
gated complex,patio & laundry
Rm $700/mo call Rich
954.779.3300
EAST LAUDERDALE REMODELS
1/1 Poinsettia Heights, Private,
in 4 unit building $695/mo,
2/2 Wilton Manors Duplex
near 5 points & shopping
$1000/moboth completely
remodeled .Brian, Broker Bob
Properties 954.599.6100
OAKLAND PARK DUPLEX
2/2 freshly painted, new
appliances,
new kitchen, bathroom & pool.
Mins to beach. $1000/mo FLS
no pets. 954.579.4534 or
954.565.2676
WILTON MANORS
2/2 Duplex near Storks.
Freshly painted, new kitchen
cabinets and appliances. w/d
on premises. Pets considered.
$950.00 a month, F/L/S or
$1000.00 F/S.
Call Tony, 954-560-3335
ROOM FOR RENT IN
LUXURY HOME
w/pool & priv. garden. $450/
mo. incl. all util. but phone.
Oakland Pk. NS/ND, Profess.
or student Please call 954564-3744.
SOBE STUDIO
Large redecorated studio in
heart of South Beach, 1
block from beach; furnished,
crown molding, tile, fully
equipped galley kitchen with d/
w, liberal rental restrictions.
305.804.3808
FOR SALE NEW AGE STORE
"Leaping Minds"
#1 in South Florida, great price
call Gregory 954.925.9800
RETAIL FLORIST
Owner Moving, Must Sell
20+ years in Wilton Manors.
$150k annual net profit plus
$50k in assets/inv.
Asking $185k. Great Opportunity! 954.923.1090 x 200
THERE’S NO PLACE
LIKE HOME!
Purchase/Refinance?
Credit Problems? Call Mario
at 954.240.8090
Transcontinental
EAST WILTON MANORS
Great location!! 2 lrg units avail
immed in small complex on
quiet street. Both have cent A/
C, priv W/D, ceramic tile, & lrg
closets. 1/1: $725/mo.
2/1: w/new appls $900/mo.
Call 954-523-7733. No pets.
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units remodeled are fitted with
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new 16x16 ceramic tile floors,
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large private patio, new coin
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op. laundry room, 2 car
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GREATHOUSE DESIGN CO
1st,last, sec. deposit req.
Needs sales Representative
Another fine rental offered by
for expanding furniture /
D’Addario Prop. Management
design business Please fax
954.895.9641 Warehouse/
resume 954.564.6457
office space also available.
EXPRESS NEWS, INC.
Needs Sales Representatives
for expanding market in
Broward and Dade Counties.
Please fax resume to
The Express, Attention:
Publisher, 954.568.5110.
ANIMAL LOVERS SALES
REPS WANTED!
United Pet way is seeking
self-motivated, energetic full
or part time experienced sales
rep. Make great commission
and bonuses while helping
homeless pets. Call Brenda
for an appointment
954.202.9991
fax 305-751-0068
PSYCH/CD NURSES
Susan Roth RN, MSW Director
of Nursing invites you to join
the progressive treatment
teams at Fort Lauderdale
Hospital. Immediate openings
FT/PT/Per diem RN's & LPN's
all shifts. Call 954.453.8635 or
fax to 954.764.5749
THE HUMANE SOCIETY
OF BROWARD COUNTY
Volunteer Positions Available;
in foster Care, Pet Therapy,
Education, Pet Boutique, Dog
Bathers...To volunteer call
954.266.6814.
VOLUNTEERS WANTED
Daytime assistance needed
for Abandoned Pet Rescue
off Sunrise Blvd. In Ft.
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need smart assistant to help
with general office work.
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necessary, but computer and
telephone skills are essential.
Part time (20 hrs/wk to start),
with potential to develop into
full time. $12-$15/hr
depending on experience.
Send resume or letter
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Assistant Position, 1443
Jackson Street,
Hollywood, FL 33020.
HOUSEMAN WANTED
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salary, cook, light cleaning,
shop & errands,
light maintenance, strong back
to assist mostly independent
disabled 49yo man in Mia Bch
home.Must drive. Background
check & references.305-8647070
BOB’S CLEANING SERVICE
Private cleaning service all
work done by Bob Nonsexual, Broward only By appt
954-584-6053 or
[email protected]
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
Busy manager needs help!
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phone skills. Resume & salary
to Box 590518 Ft Laud 33359
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9,200 sq ft, watched 24/7
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808 W Broward Blvd.
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954.763.4111
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Lauderdale Gay/Lesbian
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For information, please call:
954.788.6115 or
954.788.6199
SOFA & COPIER
FOR SALE
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black woven chenille, $650
originally $3,500. Copier
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small office supplies avail,
will take best offer, call
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Firefighters and the Police
DJ Pride
Halloween Party Celebrates Victory
Circus of Souls Benefits SAVE Dade
By Mary Damiano
Arts & Entertainment Editor
H
alloween is the time to let
imaginations run wild and fantasies
come true.
The attendace of 4,000 people at the
Seventh Annual Belle Meade Halloween
Party, Saturday, Oct. 26, at the American
Legion Post in Miami was certainly a dream
come true for its organizers.
The theme of the event, “Circus of
Souls,” allowed for some outrageous
costumes. Revelers got into the party mood
and danced the night away to music provided
by DJ Q-Ban and DJ Pride.
The event was also a victory party for
SAVE Dade, and a community celebration
for successfully defending Miami-Dade
County’s Human Rights Ordinance.
The Belle Meade Halloween Party
began as a private party in 1996 at the home
of Luis Gonzalez and David Treece, who,
along with William Vallennilla, founded the
event. The first party attracted about 400
people. By the third year, the hosts began
accepting donations at the door for SAVE
Dade. By 2000, the crowd grew to 2,400
people, and over $25,000 was raised to help
fund SAVE Dade’s efforts to defend the
Human Rights Ordinance.
The party outgrew its private home
setting and was moved to the American
Legion Post to accommodate the growing
crowds. Organizers made sure that no
detail was overlooked. Each of the four
indoor spaces and the outdoor space was
decorated by a different designer.
The attendance of over 4,000 people was
more than what was expected, but not
surprising given the event’s popularity.
According to its founders, this has become
the Halloween event.
“People call months in advance to
mark the date on their calendars,” says
Treece.
Rob Williams
Carole Fawcett and Laura Paul
Jen, Jake Miller and Tess
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Tic Tac and Toe
Thomas a.k.a. Asia
Hiram Quinoes
Mike, Gean, Javier, Allen, Mark
November 4, 2002
Volume 3, Number 37
7th Annual
Belle Meade
Halloween Party
Faces
In the
News
Photos by
Carole Fawcett
Sonja Matthews
Ben Galloso
Heddy and Cindy Brown
Sarah and Crystal
Candy, “The Hooters Girls” and Bambi
CYMK
ACCOMMODATIONS
ATTORNEYS (cont.)
CHIROPRACTORS (cont.)
EVENT PLANNERS
The Cabanas at Wilton Manors
2209 NE 26th St.
Wilton Manors…….....................954.564.7764
The Deauville Inn
2916 N Ocean Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale ...........................954.568.5000
Flamingo Resort
2727 Terramar Street
Fort Lauderdale........................... 954.561.4658
Gigi’s Resort By The Beach
3005 Alhambra Street
Fort Lauderdale............................800.910.2357
Indigo Beach Resort
4053 S Surf Road
Hallandale Beach......................... 954.457.9550
Inn Leather
610 SE 19th St.
Ft. Lauderdale…….....................954.467.1444
Liberty Apartment & Garden Suites
1501 SW 2nd Ave
Dania Beach ................................954.927.0090
Orton Terrace
606 Orton Ave
Fort Lauderdale........................ 954.566.5068
Pineapple Point
315 N.E. 16th Terrace
Fort Lauderdale..........................954.527.0094
Richards Inn
1025 NE 18th Ave.
Fort Lauderdale..........................954.563.1111
The Royal Palms Hotel
Fort Lauderdale.........................954.564.6444
Venice Beach Guest Quarters
552 N. Birch Rd.
Ft. Lauderdale……….................954.564.9601
David L. Jacovitz, Esq.
Island City Center - 2550 NE 15th Ave.
Wilton Manors..........................954.630.8847
Rainbow Mediators & Legal Services, P.A.
Jerome R. Siegel, Esq.
100 West Cypress Creek Rd., Ste. 930
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.568.6846
Elizabeth F. Schwartz, P.A.
407 Lincoln Rd. Ste 4D
Miami beach.............................305.674.9222
Jeffery Seth Selzer, PA
2550 NE 15 Ave.
Wilton Manors.. ………...........… 954.567.4444
Loring N. Spolter, P.A.
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.728.3494
Randy Strauss
Wilton Manors............................954.566.5297
Dean Trantalis
2255 Wilton Drive
Fort Lauderdale.........................954.566.2226
Pye Law Firm/Thomas Pye, Attorney at Law
2787 E. Oakland Pk. Blvd., Ste. 301
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.561.2100
A Place of Health/ Dr. Donna Watson
2655 E Oakland Park Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale ....................... 954.568.9355
Chiropractic Center & Rehab
Dr. Lisa M. Totino
20 NE 8th Avenue
Ft. Lauderdale…...................….954.767.0993
Monaissa Chiropractic & Wellness Center
11200 Pines Blvd. Ste 101
Pembrook Pines........................954.880.0101
Dr. Michael Cohen, D.C
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.537.5558
Gimbel Chiropractic Center
Dr. Bruce Gimblel/Dr. Denise Gimbel
1907 North Andrews Ave.
Wilton Manors...........................954.567.1924
Peele Chiropractic
Dr. Kathy Ragone/Dr.Beth Cooper
3296 NW 9th Ave.
Oakland Park …….................... 954.566.7222
EVENTors, INC.
Event & Meeting Planning for Any Occasion
Fort Lauderdale…..................877.9.EVENT.5
ACCOUNTANTS/BOOKKEEPERS
Bottom line Accounting & Tax Services, Inc.
Incorporations, Individual & business acct & Tax Svc
West Palm Beach......................561.627.7778
Thomas Marshall Madison, Jr. CPA, P.A.
2701 E. Oakland Park Blvd. Ste. C
Ft. Lauderdale ….....................… 954.561.8959
AIR CONDITIONING
ACA Air Conditioning
4700 West Prospect Road, Ste. 109
Fort Lauderdale ……...........…..….954.492.5510
All Year Cooling & Heating
1345 NE 4th Ave
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.566.4644
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
Palmetto States Properties, Inc.
Studios – 2-Bedrooms; $600-1500
Fort Lauderdale……..….…..……954.525.0210
APPLIANCE SERVICE & PARTS
A-1 Appliance Service
Service & Parts Since 1965
2512 Davie Blvd.
Ft. Lauderdale.........................954.587.6360
ARTS & CULTURE
Art and Culture Center of Hollywood
1650 Harrison Street
Hollywood, FL .......................... 954.921.3274
Visions’ Path Metaphysical Art Gallery
2059 Wilton Drive
Wilton Manors…………...........…954.564.3776
ATTORNEYS
THE HIRING OF A LAWYER IS AN IMPORTANT DECISION
THAT SHOULD NOT BE BASED SOLELY UPON
ADVERTISEMENT, BEFORE YOU DECIDE, ASK THE
ATTORNEY TO SEND YOU FREE WRITTEN INFORMATION
ABOUT HIS OR HER QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE.
Robert P. Bissonnette, P.A.
800 East Broward Blvd. Suite310
Fort Lauderdale……….…........…954.522.1015
Law Offices of Robin L. Bodiford, PA
2550 N. Federal Hwy, Suite 20
Ft Lauderdale............................954.630.2707
Margaret Broenniman, Esq.
Wills, Trusts, & Estate Planning
[email protected]
Fort Lauderdale........................954.288.4064
Jerome & Fischer, PA
4331 N. Federal Hwy. Ste 403
Ft. Lauderdale............................954.489.1011
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR
For Brakes and More
160 E. Prospect Road
Fort Lauderdale....................…. 954.563.7254
Ford of Pompano
Collision Center.......................954.818.9720
Parts Dept................................954.781.9800
Service Dep.............................954.868.5833
Impact Paint and Body
5700 NW 9th Ave. (Powerline Rd.)
Ft. Lauderdale............................954.491.1142
Low Price Auto Glass
1819 South SR 7/441
Ft. Lauderdale…..……….……….954.321.0622
Personal Automotive Service
5095 NE 12th Ave
Fort Lauderdale ……..........…… 954.772.7780
Rosen’s Prestige Automotive
600 W Broward Blvd. (1-mile E of I-95)
Fort Lauderdale ………..........… 954.467.2234
AUTO SALES
ATCO Autos
Ft. Lauderdale……….................954.462.7514
Braman BMW - Jay Estis
2901 Okeechobee Blvd.
West Palm Beach........................561.436.1261
BICYCLES
International Bike Shop
Fort Lauderdale ……................. 954.764.8800
BOAT CHARTERS
Airboat Tours
Fort Lauderdale ……................. 954.389.0202
Florida Gay Cruise
Ft. Lauderdale ........................954.524.1234
Miami......................................305.933.GAY9
BOOKS/VIDEO/AUDIO
All Books and Records
Wilton Manors............................954.537.4899
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.761.8857
LAMBDA Passages Bookstore
Dade...........................................305.754.6900
BONDSMAN
Brandy Bail Bonds
Ft. Lauderdale………….…..........954.463.4333
CARPET & TILE SALES
Pino Tile Inc.
Pompano Beach ………..............954.971.0992
Margate .................................... 954.978.9908
Delray Beach ..............................561.243.9898
CARPET CLEANING
House Carpet Cleaning
Tim House, Owner
Ft Lauderdale...........................954.360.0069
Pride Carpet Cleaning
Bill Thornton, Owner
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.832.0799
CHURCHES/SYNAGOGUES
Church of the Holy Spiritsong
Deerfield Beach 33442 ............ 954.418.8372
Congregation ETZ Chaim
3970 NW 21 Ave.
Fort Lauderdale ....................... 954.564.9232
Sunshine Cathedral, MCC
1480 SW 9th Ave.
Fort Lauderdale ....................... 954.462.2004
House of Divine MercyNew Catholic Communities
2749 Northeast 10th Ave.
Wilton Manors.......................... 954.561.4545
COMPUTER SERVICES
K-Laser Information Technologies, Inc
1256 5th St. West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach, FL …............ 800.785.9399
www.StartComputing.cjb.net
Affordable in Home Training / Trouble Shooting
Broward/ Dade / West Palm........ 954.522.2593
CONSIGNMENT SHOP
Road to Retro
263-B Commercial Blvd
Lauderdale by the Sea ............954.771.0062
CONTRACTORS- GENERAL
Joe Gallo Construction, Inc.
840 NW 7th Ave.
Fort Lauderdale …….....…..…… 954.766.9850
Jonathan Campbell (licensed/insured)
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.915.0457
Steve Freiser, (licensed/insured)
Electrical Tri-county...................954.471.0561
CREDIT COUNSELING
Fresh Start Foundation
More info www.freshstart4debt.org
Free analysis, call .................... 954.765.1222
Financial Asset Management Corp.
Sean R. Cherry, Certified Rinancial Planner(R)
Fee-only financial planning
West Palm Beach ..................... 800.435.2463
DENTISTS
21ST Century Dental
Don Nadel, D.D.S, M.P.H
3038 N Federal Highway Build H
Fort Lauderdale.......................954.568.9788
Andrews Dental
2654 N. Andrews ave.
Wilton Manors……........….......…954.567.3311
Bal Harbour Dental Center
2026 NE 19th St.
Fort Lauderdale ……..........…… 954.566.5428
Oakland Park Dental
Howard R. Cunningham, D.D.S.
2020 E Oakland Park Blvd
Fort Lauderdale ……............…. 954.566.9812
DERMATOLOGY
Peter Babinski, M.D., PH.D.
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.463.5406
CEMETERIES
ELECTRICIANS
Lauderdale Memorial Park
2001 S.W. 4th Ave.
Fort Lauderdale ……............….954.745.2158
The Electrician
1536 NW 5th Ave Ft. Lauderdale
Broward, Palm Beach, Dade....954.522.3357
CHIROPRACTORS
Cabieses Chiropractic Centers
1776 N Pine Island Rd Plantation.
456 W 51st Place Hialea.........954.559.1999
EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE
EPS Business Solutions, Inc.
Fort Lauderdale …..............……954.755.9980
FINANCIALSERVICES
Morgan Stanley
Stephanie Small - Financial Advisor
Fort Lauderdale.........................954.267.5672
Prudential Securities
Daniel Pye - Vice President-Investments
Palm Beach………………....…...800.321.0013
Salomon Smith Barney
David Starkey Senior Vice President
350 E Las Olas Blvd, Suite 1200
Fort Lauderdale ………............ 954.762.3012
Sean R. Cherry, Certified Financial Planner®
West Palm Beach .......................800.435.2463
Strategic Planning, Inc.
5900 N Andrews Ave, Suite 250
Fort Lauderdale …….….............954.351.5409
FLORIST
Boat Blossums Wholesale Florist
3001 Griffin Rd.
FT Lauderdale, FL.....................954.961.9141
Posie Patch Florists
1442 N.E. 26th Street
Wilton Manors...........................954.566.9669
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS
Infinity Cremations
2101 S Andrews Ave Suite 105
Fort Lauderdale ……............…. 954.779.3478
FURNITURE & ANTIQUES
Cargo
2301 NE 26th St.
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.568.5944
Decades
2651 N. Federal Hwy.
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.564.0454
Las Olas Carriage Trade
1304-1306 E. Las Olas Blvd.
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.525.5353
Bar & Stool Emporium
2201 N. Dixie Hwy.
Fort Lauderdale …….................954.566.7966
GRANITE & MARBLE
Best with Granite
Kitchen & bathroom counter tops
Oakland park.............................954.733.5541
GRAPHIC DESIGNS
Printing Xcetera
145 SE 11th Street
Deerfield Beach…….………..….954.420.0084
HAIR SALONS
Heclynn’s Barber, Beauty & Nail Studio
3801 N Andrews Ave
Oakland Park Blvd.............…… 954.566.9776
Personal Hair Studio
2713 E Commercial Blvd
Ft. Lauderdale………............…..954.776.7577
Styling & Profiling Hair Emporium
Hollywood..….....954.923.1818/954.791.8159
HEALTH/FITNESS/BEAUTY
The LaserWorks
2480 E. Commercial Blvd.
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.202.5870
HOSPITALS-PSYCHIATRIC
Fort Lauderdale Hospital
1601 E Las Olas Blvd
Fort Lauderdale ………..........… 954.463.4321
IMMIGRATION LAW
Shari L. Moidel, Esq.
3471 N Federal Highway Suite #300
Fort Lauderdale ………..........… 954.566.1610
INSURANCE
Allstate/Oliver Insurance Group
Michael & Linda Oliver
1040 Bayview Drive, Ste. 130
Fort Lauderdale………..…......….954.565.3100
Allstate Insurance/Karl Grace
2171 Wilton Drive
Wilton Manors…………......……..954.537.5321
Correct Coverage Insurance/Jim Rakvica
Ft. Lauderdale……….................954.565.1731
INSURANCE (cont.)
MUSEUMS
PLUMBING
REAL ESTATE (cont.)
State Farm Insurance/Cathy Blanchard
850 SE 7th St., Ste C
Deerfield Beach.........................954.427.9680
Singer & Associates, Life & Health Insurance
Life, Health, Annuities, LTC, Disability Income
West Palm Beach......................561.624.6325
Hollywood, FL …...........…..…....954.921.3274
Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale
1 E Las Olas Blvd
Fort Lauderdale…................…...954.525.5500
Akro Plumbing
Miami......................................305.378.2504
Ft. Lauderdale........................... 954.915.0457
4 Star Plumbing, Inc
181 NE 32nd Street
Fort Lauderdale ..........................954.767.8999
Dave Gervase/Arvida Realty Services
Ft. Laud./Hollywood/Aventura...954.923.9918
Howard Elfman/ReMax Consultants
1625 SE 17th. Causeway
Fort Lauderdale………..……....…954.767.1182
Infante & Associates/Mark Watson
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954-609-3371
Infante & Associates J.D. Pryor
Fort Lauderdale……….………….954.253.3193
Keyes/Todd Paulk
1520 E. Sunrise Blvd
Ft. Lauderdale.........................954.523.0796
Keyes Company/ Al Kuntz
10101 S. Dixie Highway
Miami........................................305.596.3991
Kim Garvy, Broker/Remax Consultants
1625 SE 17th Street Causeway
Ft. Lauderdale………...…….…....954.767.1166
Russotto Realty Inc.
Craig White
2242 Wilton Drive ....................954.296.4236
Re/Max Partners/Dan O’Flaherty
2810 E OaklandBlvd
Fort Lauderdale ………........…...954.396.5965
Terry Bush/Re/Max Partners
Fort Lauderdale …….............… 954.661.4550
WholesaleProperties.com
Mark Cheeley Licensed Real Estate Broker
Fort Lauderdale…………....…….954.525.5579
JEWELERS
Argenti Designer Jewelers
300 SW1st Ave #Q127
Las Olas Riverfront ……...................954.779.7877
LANDSCAPING
Blue Zebra Landscaping
1017 SW 15th Ter
Ft Lauderdale,FL.......................954.764.1149
Exotic Landscaping Design
PO Box 4580
Ft. Lauderdale, FL.......................954.567.4133
Tropical Theatre
1139 NE 17th Way
Ft. Lauderdale Fl. ....................954.524.1112
R.H. Ireland & Sons
3080 S. Oakland Forest Dr.
Fort Lauderdale ……................ 954 240.9701
LAWN SERVICES
A+ Lawn Service
Ft. Lauderdale Fl..................… 954.294.8911
Above & Beyond Lawn Service
1231 NE 9th Ave
Ft. Lauderdale Fl.................... 954.540.6496
LEGAL EXPENSE PLANS
Pre-Paid Legal Services, Inc
Cynthia Lyle………..........……... 954 916.2031
Curtis McCoy …..................…… 954 723.7745
LIMOUSINE & CAR SERVICES
Sterling Services
Broward & Dade Counties..........888.239.9200
Chauffeur Service/Custom transportation
Broward, Dade, West Palm .....954.336.7849
LONG-TERM CARE PLANNING
IMS FINANCIAL SERVICES Ita Schenkel, CLTC, CSA
Long-Term Care Insurance Specialist
N. Miami Beach........................305.653.5116
MASSAGE THERAPY
The Art of Massage
Jeffrey S. Weeks, BA, LMT
Lic. # MA 30273...............….....954.815.8179
Gloria L. Carlson, LMT
Lic. # MA 0006360..............…..561.395.7382
Terry DiVincenzo, LMT
Swedish & Therapeutic Massage
Lic.# MA 022936 ….............…..954 491.8180
Tom Clephane, LMT
Lic.# MA0019978......................954.579.5044
MORTGAGES
Alliance Mortgage Funding, Inc.
Brian "Tyler" Leonard
2500 Wilton Dr. Ft. Laud............954.568.0108
Certified Realty Management, Inc.
110 NE 51 St
Fort Lauderdale ....................... 954.776.6400
O Brien Financial Group, Inc./Bruce Howe
Ft. Lauderdale ......................... 954.683.9200
O Brien Financial Group, Inc./Darryl Davis
Fort Lauderdale........................954.253.2900
Scott Brill/GMAC Mortgage
500 W Cypress Creek Rd Suite 190
Fort Lauderdale .......................... 954.771.4420
Summit Mortgage/John Iarussi
Ft. Lauderdale ......................... 954.567.2939
Toby White, Inc.
4330 Tradewinds Avenue, East
Lauderdale-by-the-Sea ........... 954.491.5900
Transcontinental Lending Group
Mario Petri
Ft. Lauderdale.........................954.240.8090
MORTGAGES (COMMERCIAL)
R.L. Pearson & Associates, Inc.
Henry Kurkowski
Construction -Development -Bridge -Permanent
Ft. Lauderdale ........................954.525.5254
MOVING/STORAGE
Always Moving (licensed/insured)
Dade..............................................305.650.9080
NationStorage, Inc.
812 NW 1st Street
Fort Lauderdale……..........……954.525.4767
MUSEUMS
POSTAL SERVICES
Museum of Discovery & Science
401 SW 2nd Street
Fort Lauderdale…..…........….....954.467.6637
Plaza Postal Center
52 W Oakland Park Blvd.
Wilton Manors ......................... 954 561.0333
NUTRITION
P.I. & DETECTIVE AGENCIES
Ike’s Nutrition Center
1408 NE 26th Street
Wilton Manors, FL......................954.566.6055
Intracoastal Detective Agency
Fort Lauderdale…..…...............954.564.5455
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
PSYCHOTHERAPY &
COUNSELING
Copyco
1700S Powerline Rd. Suite H-I
Deerfield Beach, FL..............… 954.881.7013
OPTICIANS
Downtown Opticians
800 Broward Blvd
Fort Lauderdale…….............… 954.764.6962
Dr. Jeffrey C. Hilton, O.D.
Broward.....................................954.524.9400
South Beach.............................305.534.0539
PAINTING/WALLCOVERING
Affordable Painting Solutions
Clarke Jenkins
Fort Lauderdale…................… 954.854.1987
Broward Boy’s Painters/ Jerry
Fort Lauderdale....................... 954.720.9605
Do. It. Rite Wallcover + Painting
Ft. Lauderdale………................954.786.0287
Professional Interior Painting Bill Mears
Wilton Manors.........................954.309.4089
Professional Speedy Painting Gus Flores
Painting & general repair work around the house
Fort Lauderdale.............................954.467.9929
PEST CONTROL
Harper Bros. Termite & Pest Control
2122 SW 60th Terr.
Miramar, FL ………...............… 954.983.4149
Hugh Turner Pest Control, INC.
840 NW 33rd Street
Oakland Park............................954.564.0037
PETS
Brenda’s Birds Inc.
324 NE 3rd Ave.
Delray Beach…...................... 561.278.5394
The Bone Appetite Bakery
3045 N Federal Hwy Suite 60-F
Fort Lauderdale……….........… 954.565.3343
PET GROOMING
Rover the Rainbow
929 North Federal Hwy., (Sears Town)
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.525.6988
Yuppy Puppy & Co. Show & Pet Grooming
Catering to those who want the Very Best!
Coral Springs.............................954.753.7647
PHARMACIES
Commcare Pharmacy
2817 E. Oakland Park Blvd., Ste# 303
Ft. Lauderdale............................954.568.6212
StatScript Pharmacy
2605 N. Dixie Hwy.
Wilton Manors…................… ..954.568.3789
ProScript Pharmacy Services, Inc.
Fort Lauderdale........................954.797.5041
PHOTOGRAPHY
Andy Armano
Fort Lauderdale.........................954.854.5679
Dennis Dean
Fort Lauderdale…...….........….. 954.463.8299
Noel de Christian
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.485.6659
Miami...............…...…..........….. 305.553.2099
Shires Photography
Fort Lauderdale…...…............... 954.523.4527
PICTURE FRAMING
Budget Framer
Lauderdale by the Sea…….......954.267.9202
Smith’s Picture Framing and Art Gallery
719 E. Broward Blvd.
Ft. Lauderdale............................954.462.4391
Asher Center - Couple Counseling
Dr. Jay Asher ..............................954.565.1901
Anita MacGregor, M.S., IMT... .....954.254.2972
Dr. Carmine Pecoraro, Psy.D. & Assocs.
Counseling, Evaluations & Psychological Testing
Fort Lauderdale........................954.463.2723
Orlando J. Gonzalez L.M.H.C., P.A.
407 Lincoln Road Suite 2F
Miami Beach............................305.531.1400
Mari Alschuler LCSW, RPT
Career Counseling Psychotherapy
Coral Springs.......................... 954.757.1400
Cora Wujceak, LCSW
1909 N. Andrews Ave.
Wilton Manors………..................954.567.1008
Lisa C. Niebling Ph.D., LMHC, CST
Royal Palm Beach......................561.798.2310
Diana Promuto, LCSW, ACSW
218 Commercial Blvd., Ste. 208M
Lauderdale by the Sea..............954.771.5040
Michael G. Mele, LCSW, P.A.
Ft. Lauderdale.…......................954.564.8997
John Marszalek, PhD, LMHC
1212 E Broward Blvd. Suite 204
Fort Lauderdale ....................... 954.829.9480
Patrick Mulhall, L.C.S.W., C.ST, C.HT, PA
3475 Sheridan Street Suite 312
Hollywood………...........……..…954.894.8024
M. Ross Seligson, PhD,PA
915 Middle River Drive Suite 401
Fort Lauderdale ……...............…954.563.2800
Jack M. Seelin, M.S.
Mental Health Counselor Intern, Lic. # IMH 2739
300 S. Pine Island Rd., Ste. 230
Plantation……………....…..…….954.683.2043
Psychological Alliance, Pl
7501 NW 4th Street, Suite202
Fort Lauderdale ………...............954.584.6044
Arthur Strauss, LCSW
West Palm Beach......................561.721.0842
Susan A. Smith, L.C.S.W.
6250 N. Andrews Ave Suite 108
Fort Lauderdale …………........... 954.730.4902
The Women’s Institute for
Incorporation Therapy
Hollywood Pavillion 1201 N 37th Ave
Hollywood, FL ...………..........… 954.962.1355
Mark Rutherford, LCSW
West Palm Beach.......................561.835.6821
REAL ESTATE
Coldwell Banker G.D. Smith
www.gdsmith.com
Aventura/ Hollywood/ Ft.Laud ... 305.798.2203
Coldwell Banker/Tim Singer
Realtor & Associates
Ft Lauderdale..........................954.463.1373
Mark Eagle
Majestic Realty International
Wilton Manors…….....…............ 954.563.3666
Coldwell Banker/Andy Weiser
2495 E. Commercial Blvd
Fort Lauderdale ………............. 954.566.1015
Patrick R. Volkert
Ocean Shores Realty
934 N. Victoria Park Road
Ft. Lauderdale……...................954.684.4900
Ocean Wave Realty/ Gregory S. Isaacs
2765 E. Oakland Park Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale........................954.529.7552
RETAIL OUTLET
Leather Werks
1226 NE 4th Ave.
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.761.1236
RETIREMENT
Treemont on the Park
3881 NE 3rd Ave., Oakland Park
Fort Lauderdale ……..............…954.563.0276
ROOFING
Ed Hobel Roofing Lic # CCC029553
Fort Lauderdale.........................954.563.9687
SCREEN PRINTING
Lauderdale Shirthouse Inc
1087 NW 53rd St
Fort Lauderdale ……..............…954.491.1018
Fastsigns
1747 N. Federal Highway
Fort Lauderdale.......................954.566.8500
TITLE COMPANIES
All County Title Company
4875 N Federal Hwy 10th Floor
Fort Lauderdale ……..............…954.629.5525
TRANSLATORS
Rio Bravo Translations, John Chellino
Miami…..................…..….......… 305.576.0031
TRAVEL
Island Mountain Travel
2852 E. Oakland Pk. Blvd.
Ft. Lauderdale...........................800.622.4262
Rita Olwell Travel
1828 E Sunrise Blvd
Fort Lauderdale ………..............954.764.1570
VETERINARIANS
Capital Plaza Animal Hospital
Ft. Lauderdale..........................954.537.3505
Dr. Vincent Guerrero, DVM
“House Call Veterinarian”
Ft. Lauderdale…………............954.581.5334
WATER PURIFICATION
Ramco Water Services Inc.
10605 NW 53st Sunrise FL .....954.873.6656
WEDDINGS
Rev. Geri Posner, Interfaith Minister
Hollywood ……….......................800.850.0358
Not Listed
Email
[email protected]
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
BUS. & PRO. ASSOCIATIONS
HEALTH & SOCIAL SUPPORT
Arts United Inc.
A cultural organization dedicated to the
production & presentation of unknown,
original works of Art in the areas of theater,
film, tv, etc. For more info, please contact
Chris at 954.592.2593
Miami-Dade Gay & Lesbian Chamber of
Commerce
Jim Konschnik, 305.534.3336
4500 Biscayne Boulevard, Suite 300,
Miami, FL 33137
www.gaybizmiami.com
fax 305.751.0068
[email protected]
Jewish Community Services of South
Florida
24-hour confidential help line for families of
gay & lesbian teenagers and adults
Help line: 305.445.8445
PWA Coalition of Broward County
954.565.9119, www.pwa.org
Pridefully Written
Miami Dade/ Broward gay and lesbian book
discussion group
Jesse Monteaguado, 954.424.8449,
fax 954.262.3835
Flamingo Freedom Band
P.O. Box 4986, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33338
Bob Turlington, 954.792.1320
[email protected],
www.flamingofreedomband.com
Gay Men’s Chorus of South Florida
Chip Alfred, 954.832.0060
[email protected], www.gmcsf.net
South Florida Lambda Chorale
Gay, lesbian & gay-friendly mixed chorus
P.O. Box 9075, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Gary Keating, 954.565.2620,
fax 954.565.2923
[email protected]
www.lambdachorale.com
South Beach Gay Men’s Chorus
c/o P.O. Box 190449,
Miami Beach, FL 33119-0449.
Carl Elliot, President, 305.532.5890
[email protected]
Miami Light Project
Contemporary performing arts, including the
annual Come Out Laughing program
3000 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, FL 33137
Elizabeth Boone, 305.576.4350,
fax: 305.576.6480
[email protected],
www.miamilightproject.com
Miami Gay and Lesbian Film Festival
1520 Alton Road #147, Miami Beach, FL
Robert Rosenberg, 305.534.9924,
fax: 305.535.2377
[email protected],
www.miamigaylesbianfilm.com
The Alternative Radio Show
A GLBT Entertainment Radio Show
Mary Sargent, 305.495.5514,
fax 305.945.7132
[email protected],
www.radioalternative.com
BISEXUAL SUPPORT
The Bisexual Foundation
6700 S.W. 52nd Street, Miami, FL 33155
Luigi Ferrer, 305.661.2310 [email protected]
BUS. & PRO. ASSOCIATIONS
Face to Face Florida
Gay & Lesbian Prof. Networking Group in FTL.
Meetings on 4th Thursday of Every month.
Meetings held at Bank of America Tower in
Downtown FTL.
Billy Looper at [email protected]
Fort Lauderdale Business Network
954.537.5553, www.gaylauderdale.com
Gay and Lesbian Police Officers
Florida Legal, c/o Key West Police Dept., P.O.
Box 1409, Key West, FL 33041-1409
305.293.8326
National Lesbian and Gay Journalists
Association
Steve Rothaus, 305.376.3770
[email protected], www.nlgja.org
United Teachers of Dade G/L Caucus
2929 S.W. 3rd Avenue, Miami, FL 33129
Merri Mann, 305.854.0220, fax 305.854.2733
[email protected]
Gay & Lesbian Lawyers Association
Professional and social group
Steven Kozlowski, 305.673.8988
COMMUNITY CENTERS &
NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATIONS
Gay & Lesbian Community Center
1717 North Andrews Avenue,
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33311
Ed Nicholas, 954.463.9005,
fax 954.764.6522
[email protected], www.GLCCftl.org
Compass
7600 South Dixie Highway
West Palm Beach, Fl 33405
561.533.9699, fax 561.533.5131
www.compassglcc.com
Miami Shores Village People
Miami Shores neighborhood association
Javier Reynolds, 305.756.0378
[email protected]
South Middle River Civic Associations
1717 N. Andrews Ave.,Ft. Lauderdale, FL
33311 Tel: 954.467.3358
Email: [email protected]
The Gay & Lesbian Community
Center of Key West
P.O. Box 71, Key West, FL 33041
305.292.3223
FAMILY & FRIENDS
Parents Group, Jewish Families Services
Group for family of gay men and lesbians
Jewish Community Center, 1790 S.W. 27th
Avenue, Miami, FL 33145
David Saltman, 305.445.0555
fax 305.446.7191
[email protected], www.jfsmiami.org
PFLAG - Parents, Families and Friends
of Lesbians and Gays, Fort Lauderdale
Chapter
1440 Coral Ridge Drive, #231,
Coral Springs, FL 33071
Steve Krantz, 954. 916.9252
[email protected],
www.geocities.com/pflagftl
PFLAG - Parents, Families and Friends
of Lesbians and Gays, Miami Chapter
10241 S.W. 20th Street, Miami, FL 33165
Monte, 305.232.1366, Help line: 305.279.9537
[email protected], www.pflag.org
The Other Group
Discussion/social group for Gay, Lesbian,
Bisexual, and TS/TG people in their 20’s
Meetings on Mondays, 8pm in the GLCC of Ft.
Lauderdale, 1717 N Andrews Avenue
Neil, 305.527.5625
GRANT MAKING ORGANIZATION
Dade Human Rights Foundation
4500 Biscayne Boulevard, Suite 300,
Miami, FL 33137
Gary Knight, 305.572.1841, fax 305.572.1831
[email protected], www.dhrf.com
Family and Victim Service
Pathways to Freedom
Support for those affected
by domestic violence
1225 Biscayne Blvd, #400, Miami, FL
Lilliane Pinero-Ferrer,
305.571.7750, x234,
fax 305.571.7744
GUARD – Gays United to Attack
Repression and Discrimination
954.570.5791
Switchboard of Miami
Confidential free telephone counseling
305.358.HELP (4357)
www.switchboardmiami.org
HIV Prevention, Education and Care
B.L.I.S.S.
(Buddies & Lesbians in Sacred Session), a
GLBT meditation class offering spiritual living
techniques and study of the great masters.
No charge. Sundays 2pm in N. Dade. Call
Frank 954-391-3103, or William 305-947-9115
Care Resource
HIV/AIDS services
1320 S. Dixie Highway, Suite 485,
Coral Gables, FL 33146
Andrea McDonald, 305.667.9296,
fax 305.667.7069
AIDS Hotlines: English 305.573.3042; Spanish
305.573.6104; TTY 305.573.7250
Community HealthCare Center One
2817 East Oakland Park Boulevard, Suite 200,
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33306
954.537.4111, fax 954.563.9737
[email protected], www.centerone.org
Clinic St. Christopher
830 E. Oakland Park Boulevard, Suite 105, Ft.
Lauderdale, FL 33334
Norman Embree, 954.630.1778, fax
954.630.1793
www.clinicstchristopher.org
University of Miami AIDS
Clinical Research Unit
Free anonymous & confidential HIV testing New
Research trials, Treatment program, &
Primary Care. Walk-ins welcome!
1800 NW 10th Ave. Miami
305-243-3838
www.gate.net/~UMACRU/
[email protected]
Florida AIDS Action Foundation
305.891.3666 [email protected]
Food For Life Network
Feeding Dade County’s low-income men,
women, and children living with HIV/AIDS
4330 N.E. 2nd Avenue, Miami, FL 33137
Tom Edwards, (305)576-3663, ext. 111
Fax (305)576-1833
[email protected]
Get HIP
Free & anonymous HIV testing and hepatitis B
screening/vaccination
Donovan S. Floyd, 305.573.5411 x241,
fax 305.573.8771
Jewish AIDS Network
100 S Pine Island Rd. #130
Plantation, FL 33324
(954) 370-2140 FAX (954) 916 1252
www.jewishaidsnetwork.org
PWA-DADE
50 N.W. 21st Street
Miami, Fl 33127
305.573.6010 fax 305.576.4470
[email protected] www.pwacdade.org
Shelbourne House
Low income housing for the HIV disabled
P.O. Box 398988, Miami Beach, FL 33239
305.535.3977, fax 305.535.3978
South Beach AIDS Project (SoBAP)
Support for the HIV/AIDS community,
focusing on prevention
1521 Alton Rd., #403 Miami Beach, FL 33139
305.532.1033 fax 305.532.1813
[email protected], www.sobeaids.org
The Center for Positive Connections
Resource, support and healing
center for HIV
12570 N.E. 7th Ave. #104, N. Miami, FL 33161
Sheri Kaplan, 305.891.2066,
fax 305.891.5053
[email protected],
www.positiveconnections.org
Union Positiva
Little Havana – Free & anonymous HIV
testing, counseling, referrals, & information in
Spanish Zaida Castillo, 305.644.0667,
fax 305.644.0636
[email protected]
United Foundation for AIDS
Assistance for the HIV/AIDS Community
600 Alton Rd., 9th Floor, Miami Beach, FL
305.531.1711, fax 305.531.1527
[email protected], www.ufamiami.org
United 2000
HIV education & awareness in the AfroAmerican community
1300 N.W. 119th Street #C, Miami, FL 33167
Alvin Curl, 305.688.9100
Alanon
410 N.E. 22nd Street, Miami, FL 33137
George Flemister, 305.576.1516
Alcoholics Anonymous – Lambda Dade
Support through AA, alanon
& narcotics anonymous
317 N.E. 24th Street, Miami, FL 33137
Marc Corbin, 305.573.9608
Alcoholics Anonymous – South Dade
Palmetto Presbyterian Church, 6790 S.W. 56th
Street, Miami, FL 33156
Blake Powell, 305.754.9911
Lambda South Club House
Safe meeting place for GLBT
persons in recovery
1231A East Las Olas Boulevard,
Ft. Lauderdale 954.761.9072
Sexual Compulsives Anonymous
of South Florida
306 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, FL 33139
[email protected]
The Village
3180 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, FL 33137
Joseph Martinez, 305.573.3784,
800.433.3784, fax 305.576.1348
www.the-village.org
Mothers Voices
HIV education and prevention for parents
150 W. Flagler Street, Suite 1820, Miami, FL
Amber Graham, 305.347.5467,
fax 305.377.3313
Twelve Steps Counseling Center, Inc.
Esperanza Support Group
2000 S. Dixie Highway, Miami, FL 33167
305.891.6537
NAMES Project South Florida
P.O. Box 24493, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33307
Jodi Ihme, 954.768.0680
Panels [email protected],
www.namesprojectsouthflorida.org
SAGE Senior Action Group
Social & support group
954.786.5893
[email protected]
www.sageofbroward.org
POLITICAL & ADVOCACY
SPIRITUALITY
SPIRITUALITY
STRICTLY SOCIAL
Americans For Equality:
Empower Broward
2228 Wilton Drive, Box 16, Wilton Manors,
Florida, FL 33305
954.567.8585
[email protected],
www.geocities.com/afe_empowerbroward
Dan Bradley Democratic Club
Miami – Political and social group
9215 N. Bay Shore Dr., Miami Shores, FL
Greg Ulman, 305.756.6600,
fax 305.756.0061
[email protected]
GUARD – Gays United to Attack
Repression and Discrimination
954.570.5791
Gay & Lesbian Immigration Rights Task
Force – South Florida Chapter
Clark Reynolds, 305.538.0121,
fax 305.538.5228
[email protected],
www.lgirts.org
People For the American Way
Foundation
Promotes humans rights & civic engagement
2915 Biscayne Boulevard, Suite 301, Miami
Lisa Versaci, 305.573.7329,
fax 305.573.6551
[email protected], www.pfaw.org
Voter registration site: wwwivote2.com
Pride at Work
9825 N.E. 4th Avenue,
Miami Shores, FL 33138
John Ratliff, 305.620.6555
fax 305.545.8812
[email protected], www.prideatwork.org
Pride Miami
Annual city-wide celebration
Carlos Perez, 305.358.8245
fax 305.374.2499
[email protected]
Pride South Florida
Annual celebration
Richard Cimoch, 954.463.5029
fax 954.463.9974, Pride Line: 954.561.2020
[email protected],
www.pridesouthflorida.org
SAVE Dade
Non-discrimination advocacy
1521 Alton Road, #163, Miami Beach, Fl
Jorge Mursuli, 305.751.7283
fax 305.751.9649
[email protected],
www.savedade.org
SAVE Dade Action PAC
P.O. Box 432381, Miami, FL 33243
Rosemary Wilder, 305.751.7283,
fax 305.751.9649
[email protected], www.savedade.org
Speak Out South Florida
Working to end homophobia, sexism and
transphobia in our communities
401 S.W. 85th Avenue #205,
Pembroke Pines, FL 33025.
[email protected],
www.speakoutflorida.org
Whimsy Political Clearinghouse
GLBT/Feminist resource, lobbying, caucus
Rusty Gordon, 561.686.1354,
fax 561.478.8315
[email protected]
Church of the Holy SpiritSong
P.O. Box 4115, Deerfield Beach, FL 33442
(Services at Embassy Suites Hotel, 661 N.W.
53rd Street) Pastor D, 954.418.8372
[email protected],
http://members.aol.com/cohss
Congregation Etz Chaim
2455 E. Sunrise Boulevard, 10th Floor,
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33304
(Services at 3970 S.W. 21 Avenue, Oakland
Park) Rabbi Greg Kanter,
954.564.9232
[email protected],
www.etz-chaim.com
Dignity Fort Lauderdale
Sunday Mass 7:30pm.
Roman Catholic lesbian, gay men, bisexuals,
transgendered persons, their loved ones,
familes & friends.
Sunshine Cathedral M.C.C.
1480 S.W. 9th Ave.
Fort Lauderdale, FL
954.463.4528
www.dignityusa.org
[email protected]
Divine Mercy New Catholic Communities
Sunday Mass 10am.
Marriages, Funerals, All Sacraments
Father John Joseph Reid
954.561.4545
2749 NE 10 Ave.
Wilton Manors, Fl. 33334
[email protected]
Episcopal AIDS Ministry
Spiritual healing services,
retreats and counseling
464 N.E. 16th Street, Miami, FL 33132
Jerry Anderson, 305.379.4673,
fax 305.373.6155
[email protected]
Grace MCC
10390 N.E. 2nd Avenue, Miami Shores, FL
Rev. Jill Nelson, 877.762.9786
[email protected], www.gracemcc.org
Greater Bethel AME Church
Gay and lesbian worship service, 6pm,
2nd & 4th Sundays
245 N.W. 8th Street, Miami, FL 33137
Rev. Tommy Watkins,
305.379.8213
[email protected]
Holy Angels National Catholic Church
“Love Without Judgment”
2330 Wilton Drive, Wilton Manors
954.565.4642
Sunday Service 11am
Daily Service 5:30pm
Bishop Terry G. Villaire, Pastor
Riviera Presbyterian Church
A fully inclusive, affirming community of open
minded fellow seekers
5272 Sunset Drive, Miami, FL 33143
Pastor Laurie Kraus, 305.666.8586,
fax 305.666.0171
[email protected]
SDA Kinship Seventh-day Adventist
LGBT & Supporters
Spiritual Sharing Service,
Saturday, 11:00 a.m.
600 NE 25 Street, Miami, FL 33137
Jacob Deme 305-573-2394
www.sdakinship.org
St. Francis Friary
“Violence Ends Where Love Begins”
Fr. Joseph C. Spina, OSF
954.731.8173
[email protected]
ALL Faith Community Church
Contemporary Worship Services held Every
Sunday Morning at 11 am at the COMPASS
building 7600 S. Dixie Highway in WPB
Rev. Anthony JD Schwarz - Senior Pastor
561-540-8065
[email protected]
Allfaithcc.org
United Church of Christ
Coalition for LGBT Concerns
3831 Crawford Avenue, Miami, FL 33133
George Fisher, 305.447.8726
[email protected],
www.UCCcoalition.org
20 Somethings
Promoting a safe environment for G.L.B.T.Q
Individuals through social events in the Age
range of 20-29 For more 411 visit our site at
www.20somethings.org or
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/
twentysomethingsgroup/
SPORTS & RECREATION
SPIRITUALITY
New Hope First Community Church
400 S. Swinton Avenue, Delray Beach, FL
954.946.4860
www.newhopefla.org
Rev., Dr. Jerry Stephenson
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Miami
701 S.W. 27th Avenue, Suite 800,
Interamerican Plaza, Miami, FL 33135
Lydia Muniz, 305.649.8951,
fax 305.649.6358
[email protected], www.wementor.org
FIU Stonewall Students – South Campus
Florida International University student group
11450 S.W. 14th Street, Miami, FL 33174
Gisela Vega, 305.348.4196, [email protected]
Gay, Lesbian & Bisexual
Community at UM
University Center, room 209
Coral Gables, FL 33124-6293
305.284.5520
www.miami.edu/studorgs/glbc
GLSEN - Gay, Lesbian and Straight
Education Network, Ft. Lauderdale
GLBT educators and friends
Ray Rideout, 954.566.2236
[email protected], www.glsen.org
Education Network, Miami
Robert Loupo/Felix Garcia, 305.668.8415,
fax: 305.448.3245
P.O. Box 347321, Coral Gables, FL 33422
[email protected], www.glsenmiami.org
Education Network, West Palm Beach
P.O. Box 220612,
West Palm Beach, FL 33422
Clarence L. Brooks, 561.845.9215,
fax 561.687.8159
[email protected], www.glsen.org
Pridelines Youth Services
Denise Hueso, 305.571.9601, f 305.571.9601
[email protected], www.pridelines.org
Project Quest
HIV/AIDS resource and support for youth
306 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Orlando, 305.532.1033,
[email protected], www.sobeaids.org
Project YES
Making our world safe for all youth
5275 Sunset Drive, Miami, FL 33143
Joseph Zolobczuk, 305.663.7195,
[email protected], www.projectyes.org
Youth Net
HIV/AIDS prevention workshops for youth
Lisa Cryer, 305. 573.5411, f 305.573.8771
ALL Faith Community Church
“A church on the Move to God’s future”
Contemporary Worship Services held Every
Sunday Morning at 11 am at the COMPASS
building 3281 Lakeworth Rd. in Lakeworth
Rev. Anthony JD Schwarz - Senior Pastor
561-540-8065 e-mail:
[email protected]
www.Allfaithcc.org
MCC South Beach
2100 Washington Avenue,
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(Services at 11am & 6.30pm, Sundays, at the
Miami Beach Recreation Center)
Rev. Carlos Cruz,
305.535.2287,
fax 305.325.9873, pgr 305.837.9416
www.mccsouthbeach.com
Miami Religious Science
Center for Positive Living
P.O. Box 397, Hollywood, Fl 33022
Greg Harte, Minister, 305.531.1515
[email protected],
www.Changedthinking.com
Oasis Center
14204 S.W. 62nd Street, Miami, FL 33183
Barbara Sloan, 305.408.9006
[email protected]
Alligator Wrestling Club
We wrestle each other, not alligators!
Bob Lubarsky, 954.396.3208
[email protected]
Atlantic Coast Dingy Club (ACDC)
Ed Hill, 305.387.6396, fax 305.667.0112
[email protected]
GLTRAXX Club
Ft. Lauderdale railroad & train lovers club
Sean Mattingly, 954.578.8941
[email protected]
Mikey’s Monday Night Mixed League
Miami bowling league
Mike Himics, 305.665.6456
[email protected]
Nadadores Swim Team
Miami swimming team
Barry Gollop, 305.531.0561
[email protected]
Sunshine Athletic Association (SAA),
Social athletic club
P.O. Box 14480, Fort Lauderdale, FL
954.776.2322
www.saasports.com
Front Runners Ft. Lauderdale
Runners, walkers & in-line skaters meet in Ft.
Lauderdale’s Holiday park
P.O. Box 1415, Fort Lauderdale,
954.462.7425, fax 954.566.8413
www.saasports.com
Scuba Club
Miami – Social/Scuba Club
Chris Sweeney, 305.663.9334
[email protected]
Southeastern Great Outdoors Association
Outdoors social group
P.O. Box 142123, Coral Gables, FL 33193
David Lyons, 305.937.7657
[email protected],
www.iag.net/~flcamper/grtout.htm
STRICTLY SOCIAL
Black & White Men Together (BWMT)
South Florida
1400 N.W. 10th Avenue, Miami, FL 33136
Ollie Lee Taylor, 305.545.6105,
fax 305.545.0508
North Andrews Pride
Neighborhood group for gay men and lesbians
living in North Andrews Gardens email:
[email protected].
TRANSGENDER SUPPORT
Mu Beta Gamma
Transgender support group
P.O. Box 4126,Hialeah, Florida 33014-1126
Babara Ann, [email protected]
WOMEN’S SUPPORT GROUPS
Bisexual & Lesbian Married Women
Miriam Aponte, 305.257.1739
National Organization for Women
Political organization
P.O. Box 611796, North Miami, FL 33261
Cindy Mattson, 305.532.4887,
Sistahs!
Black lesbians group
Judith Williams, 305.335.0139
[email protected]
Women In Network (WIN)
Professional and Social lesbian organization
P.O.Box 9744, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33310
Helen Werner, 954.452.3906
www.womeninnetwork.org
YOUTH & EDUCATION
ACCOMMODATIONS
ATTORNEYS (cont.)
CHIROPRACTORS (cont.)
EVENT PLANNERS
The Cabanas at Wilton Manors
2209 NE 26th St.
Wilton Manors…….....................954.564.7764
The Deauville Inn
2916 N Ocean Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale ...........................954.568.5000
Flamingo Resort
Fort Lauderdale........................... 954.561.4658
Gigi’s Resort By The Beach
3005 Alhambra Street
Fort Lauderdale............................800.910.2357
Indigo Beach Resort
4053 S Surf Road
Hallandale Beach......................... 954.457.9550
Inn Leather
610 SE 19th St.
Ft. Lauderdale…….....................954.467.1444
Liberty Apartment & Garden Suites
1501 SW 2nd Ave
Dania Beach ................................954.927.0090
Orton Terrace
606 Orton Ave
Fort Lauderdale........................ 954.566.5068
Pineapple Point
315 N.E. 16th Terrace
Fort Lauderdale..........................954.527.0094
Richards Inn
1025 NE 18th Ave.
Fort Lauderdale..........................954.563.1111
The Royal Palms Hotel
Fort Lauderdale.........................954.564.6444
Venice Beach Guest Quarters
552 N. Birch Rd.
Ft. Lauderdale……….................954.564.9601
David L. Jacovitz, Esq.
Island City Center - 2550 NE 15th Ave.
Wilton Manors..........................954.630.8847
Rainbow Mediators & Legal Services, P.A.
Jerome R. Siegel, Esq.
100 West Cypress Creek Rd., Ste. 930
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.568.6846
Elizabeth F. Schwartz, P.A.
407 Lincoln Rd. Ste 4D
Miami beach.............................305.674.9222
Jeffery Seth Selzer, PA
2550 NE 15 Ave.
Wilton Manors.. ………...........… 954.567.4444
Loring N. Spolter, P.A.
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.728.3494
Randy Strauss
Wilton Manors............................954.566.5297
Dean Trantalis
2255 Wilton Drive
Fort Lauderdale.........................954.566.2226
Pye Law Firm/Thomas Pye, Attorney at Law
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.561.2100
A Place of Health/ Dr. Donna Watson
2655 E Oakland Park Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale ....................... 954.568.9355
Chiropractic Center & Rehab
Dr. Lisa M. Totino
20 NE 8th Avenue
Ft. Lauderdale…...................….954.767.0993
Monaissa Chiropractic & Wellness Center
11200 Pines Blvd. Ste 101
Pembrook Pines........................954.880.0101
Dr. Michael Cohen, D.C
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.537.5558
Gimbel Chiropractic Center
Dr. Bruce Gimblel/Dr. Denise Gimbel
1907 North Andrews Ave.
Wilton Manors...........................954.567.1924
Peele Chiropractic
Dr. Kathy Ragone/Dr.Beth Cooper
3296 NW 9th Ave.
Oakland Park …….................... 954.566.7222
EVENTors, INC.
Event & Meeting Planning for Any Occasion
Fort Lauderdale…..................877.9.EVENT.5
ACCOUNTANTS/BOOKKEEPERS
Bottom line Accounting & Tax Services, Inc.
Incorporations, Individual & business acct & Tax Svc
West Palm Beach......................561.627.7778
Thomas Marshall Madison, Jr. CPA, P.A.
2701 E. Oakland Park Blvd. Ste. C
Ft. Lauderdale ….....................… 954.561.8959
AIR CONDITIONING
ACA Air Conditioning
4700 West Prospect Road, Ste. 109
Fort Lauderdale ……...........…..….954.492.5510
All Year Cooling & Heating
1345 NE 4th Ave
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.566.4644
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
Palmetto States Properties, Inc.
Studios – 2-Bedrooms; $600-1500
Fort Lauderdale……..….…..……954.525.0210
APPLIANCE SERVICE & PARTS
A-1 Appliance Service
Service & Parts Since 1965
2512 Davie Blvd.
Ft. Lauderdale.........................954.587.6360
ARTS & CULTURE
Hollywood, FL .......................... 954.921.3274
Studio Gallery 435
David Mulvenna proprietor
Hollywood, Fl..............................954.924.8574
Visions’ Path Metaphysical Art Gallery
2059 Wilton Drive
Wilton Manors…………...........…954.564.3776
ATTORNEYS
THE HIRING OF A LAWYER IS AN IMPORTANT DECISION
THAT SHOULD NOT BE BASED SOLELY UPON
ADVERTISEMENT, BEFORE YOU DECIDE, ASK THE
ATTORNEY TO SEND YOU FREE WRITTEN INFORMATION
ABOUT HIS OR HER QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE.
Robert P. Bissonnette, P.A.
800 East Broward Blvd. Suite310
Fort Lauderdale……….…........…954.522.1015
Law Offices of Robin L. Bodiford, PA
2550 N. Federal Hwy, Suite 20
Ft Lauderdale............................954.630.2707
Margaret Broenniman, Esq.
Wills, Trusts, & Estate Planning
[email protected]
Fort Lauderdale........................954.288.4064
Jerome & Fischer, PA
4331 N. Federal Hwy. Ste 403
Ft. Lauderdale............................954.489.1011
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR
For Brakes and More
160 E. Prospect Road
Fort Lauderdale....................…. 954.563.7254
Ford of Pompano
Collision Center.......................954.818.9720
Parts Dept................................954.781.9800
Service Dep.............................954.868.5833
Impact Paint and Body
5700 NW 9th Ave. (Powerline Rd.)
Ft. Lauderdale............................954.491.1142
Low Price Auto Glass
1819 South SR 7/441
Ft. Lauderdale…..……….……….954.321.0622
Personal Automotive Service
5095 NE 12th Ave
Fort Lauderdale ……..........…… 954.772.7780
Rosen’s Prestige Automotive
600 W Broward Blvd. (1-mile E of I-95)
Fort Lauderdale ………..........… 954.467.2234
AUTO SALES
ATCO Autos
Ft. Lauderdale……….................954.462.7514
Braman BMW - Jay Estis
West Palm Beach........................561.436.1261
BICYCLES
International Bike Shop
Fort Lauderdale ……................. 954.764.8800
BOAT CHARTERS
Airboat Tours
Fort Lauderdale ……................. 954.389.0202
Florida Gay Cruise
Ft. Lauderdale ........................954.524.1234
Miami......................................305.933.GAY9
BOOKS/VIDEO/AUDIO
All Books and Records
Wilton Manors............................954.537.4899
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.761.8857
LAMBDA Passages Bookstore
Dade...........................................305.754.6900
BONDSMAN
Brandy Bail Bonds
Ft. Lauderdale………….…..........954.463.4333
CARPET & TILE SALES
Pino Tile Inc.
Pompano Beach ………..............954.971.0992
Margate .................................... 954.978.9908
Delray Beach ..............................561.243.9898
CARPET CLEANING
House Carpet Cleaning
Tim House, Owner
Ft Lauderdale...........................954.360.0069
Pride Carpet Cleaning
Bill Thornton, Owner
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.832.0799
CHURCHES/SYNAGOGUES
Church of the Holy Spiritsong
Deerfield Beach 33442 ............ 954.418.8372
Congregation ETZ Chaim
3970 NW 21 Ave.
Fort Lauderdale ....................... 954.564.9232
Sunshine Cathedral, MCC
1480 SW 9th Ave.
Fort Lauderdale ....................... 954.462.2004
House of Divine MercyNew Catholic Communities
2749 Northeast 10th Ave.
Wilton Manors.......................... 954.561.4545
COMPUTER SERVICES
K-Laser Information Technologies, Inc
1256 5th St. West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach, FL …............ 800.785.9399
www.StartComputing.cjb.net
Affordable in Home Training / Trouble Shooting
Broward/ Dade / West Palm........ 954.522.2593
CONSIGNMENT SHOP
Road to Retro
263-B Commercial Blvd
Lauderdale by the Sea ............954.771.0062
CONTRACTORS- GENERAL
Joe Gallo Construction, Inc.
840 NW 7th Ave.
Fort Lauderdale …….....…..…… 954.766.9850
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.915.0457
Steve Freiser, (licensed/insured)
Electrical Tri-county...................954.471.0561
CREDIT COUNSELING
Fresh Start Foundation
More info www.freshstart4debt.org
Free analysis, call .................... 954.765.1222
Sean R. Cherry, Certified Rinancial Planner(R)
West Palm Beach ..................... 800.435.2463
DENTISTS
21ST Century Dental
Don Nadel, D.D.S, M.P.H
3038 N Federal Highway Build H
Fort Lauderdale.......................954.568.9788
Andrews Dental
2654 N. Andrews ave.
Wilton Manors……........….......…954.567.3311
Bal Harbour Dental Center
2026 NE 19th St.
Fort Lauderdale ……..........…… 954.566.5428
Oakland Park Dental
Howard R. Cunningham, D.D.S.
2020 E Oakland Park Blvd
Fort Lauderdale ……............…. 954.566.9812
DERMATOLOGY
Peter Babinski, M.D., PH.D.
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.463.5406
CEMETERIES
ELECTRICIANS
Lauderdale Memorial Park
2001 S.W. 4th Ave.
Fort Lauderdale ……............….954.745.2158
The Electrician
1536 NW 5th Ave Ft. Lauderdale
Broward, Palm Beach, Dade....954.522.3357
CHIROPRACTORS
Cabieses Chiropractic Centers
1776 N Pine Island Rd Plantation.
456 W 51st Place Hialea.........954.559.1999
EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE
EPS Business Solutions, Inc.
Fort Lauderdale …..............……954.755.9980
FINANCIALSERVICES
Morgan Stanley
Stephanie Small - Financial Advisor
Fort Lauderdale.........................954.267.5672
Prudential Securities
Daniel Pye - Vice President-Investments
Palm Beach………………....…...800.321.0013
A.G. EDWARDS
Matt Gill
[email protected]
Ft. Lauderdale, Fl.......................954-761-1060
Salomon Smith Barney
David Starkey Senior Vice President
350 E Las Olas Blvd, Suite 1200
Fort Lauderdale ………............ 954.762.3012
Sean R. Cherry, Certified Financial Planner®
West Palm Beach .......................800.435.2463
Strategic Planning, Inc.
5900 N Andrews Ave, Suite 250
Fort Lauderdale …….….............954.351.5409
FLORIST
Boat Blossums Wholesale Florist
3001 Griffin Rd.
FT Lauderdale, FL.....................954.961.9141
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS
Infinity Cremations
2101 S Andrews Ave Suite 105
Fort Lauderdale ……............…. 954.779.3478
FURNITURE & ANTIQUES
Cargo
2301 NE 26th St.
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.568.5944
Decades
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.564.0454
Las Olas Carriage Trade
1304-1306 E. Las Olas Blvd.
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.525.5353
Bar & Stool Emporium
2201 N. Dixie Hwy.
Fort Lauderdale …….................954.566.7966
GRANITE & MARBLE
Best with Granite
Kitchen & bathroom counter tops
Oakland park.............................954.733.5541
GRAPHIC DESIGNS
Printing Xcetera
145 SE 11th Street
Deerfield Beach…….………..….954.420.0084
HAIR SALONS
Heclynn’s Barber, Beauty & Nail Studio
3801 N Andrews Ave
Oakland Park Blvd.............…… 954.566.9776
Personal Hair Studio
Ft. Lauderdale………............…..954.776.7577
Styling & Profiling Hair Emporium
Hollywood..….....954.923.1818/954.791.8159
HEALTH/FITNESS/BEAUTY
William Borawski
[email protected]
Ft. Lauderdale................800.211.1202 x12955
The LaserWorks
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.202.5870
HOSPITALS-PSYCHIATRIC
Fort Lauderdale Hospital
1601 E Las Olas Blvd
Fort Lauderdale ………..........… 954.463.4321
IMMIGRATION LAW
Shari L. Moidel, Esq.
3471 N Federal Highway Suite #300
www.en-vision.com/ShariMoidel
Fort Lauderdale ………........… 954 566.1610
INSURANCE
Allstate/Oliver Insurance Group
Michael & Linda Oliver
1040 Bayview Drive, Ste. 130
Fort Lauderdale………..…......….954.565.3100
INSURANCE (cont.)
MOVING/STORAGE
PLUMBING
REAL ESTATE (cont.)
Allstate Insurance/Karl Grace
2171 Wilton Drive
Wilton Manors…………......……..954.537.5321
Correct Coverage Insurance/Jim Rakvica
Ft. Lauderdale……….................954.565.1731
State Farm Insurance/Cathy Blanchard
850 SE 7th St., Ste C
Deerfield Beach.........................954.427.9680
Singer & Associates, Life & Health Insurance
Life, Health, Annuities, LTC, Disability Income
West Palm Beach......................561.624.6325
Always Moving (licensed/insured)
Dade..............................................305.650.9080
NationStorage, Inc.
812 NW 1st Street
Fort Lauderdale……..........……954.525.4767
Akro Plumbing
Miami......................................305.378.2504
Ft. Lauderdale........................... 954.915.0457
4 Star Plumbing, Inc
181 NE 32nd Street
Fort Lauderdale ..........................954.767.8999
John Castelli - Re/Max Partners
1507 E. Las Olas Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale........................954.661.2334
Howard Elfman/ReMax Consultants
1625 SE 17th. Causeway
Fort Lauderdale………..……....…954.767.1182
Infante & Associates/Mark Watson
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954-609-3371
Infante & Associates J.D. Pryor
Fort Lauderdale……….………….954.253.3193
Keyes/Todd Paulk
1520 E. Sunrise Blvd
Ft. Lauderdale.........................954.523.0796
Keyes Company/ Al Kuntz
10101 S. Dixie Highway
Miami........................................305.596.3991
Kim Garvy, Broker/Remax Consultants
1625 SE 17th Street Causeway
Ft. Lauderdale………...…….…....954.767.1166
Russotto Realty Inc.
Craig White
2242 Wilton Drive ....................954.296.4236
Re/Max Partners/Dan O’Flaherty
2810 E OaklandBlvd
Fort Lauderdale ………........…...954.396.5965
Terry Bush/Re/Max Partners
Fort Lauderdale …….............… 954.661.4550
WholesaleProperties.com
Mark Cheeley Licensed Real Estate Broker
Fort Lauderdale…………....…….954.525.5579
LANDSCAPING
Blue Zebra Landscaping
1017 SW 15th Ter
Ft Lauderdale,FL.......................954.764.1149
Exotic Landscaping Design
PO Box 4580
Ft. Lauderdale, FL.......................954.567.4133
Tropical Theatre
1139 NE 17th Way
Ft. Lauderdale Fl. ....................954.524.1112
R.H. Ireland & Sons
3080 S. Oakland Forest Dr.
Fort Lauderdale ……................ 954 240.9701
LAWN SERVICES
A+ Lawn Service
Ft. Lauderdale Fl..................… 954.294.8911
Above & Beyond Lawn Service
1231 NE 9th Ave
Ft. Lauderdale Fl.................... 954.540.6496
LEGAL EXPENSE PLANS
Pre-Paid Legal Services, Inc
Cynthia Lyle………..........……... 954 916.2031
Curtis McCoy …..................…… 954 723.7745
LIMOUSINE & CAR SERVICES
Sterling Services
Broward & Dade Counties..........888.239.9200
Chauffeur Service/Custom transportation
Broward, Dade, West Palm .....954.336.7849
LONG-TERM CARE PLANNING
IMS FINANCIAL SERVICES Ita Schenkel, CLTC, CSA
Long-Term Care Insurance Specialist
N. Miami Beach........................305.653.5116
MASSAGE THERAPY
The Art of Massage
Jeffrey S. Weeks, BA, LMT
Lic. # MA 30273...............….....954.815.8179
Gloria L. Carlson, LMT
Lic. # MA 0006360..............…..561.395.7382
Terry DiVincenzo, LMT
Swedish & Therapeutic Massage
Lic.# MA 022936 ….............…..954 491.8180
Tom Clephane, LMT
Lic.# MA0019978......................954.579.5044
Brian L. Wright MS, LMT, CR
Shiatsu, Reflexology, Deep Tissue
Lic.# MA33341...........................561.582.1177
MORTGAGES
Alliance Mortgage Funding, Inc.
Brian "Tyler" Leonard
2500 Wilton Dr. Ft. Laud............954.568.0108
Certified Realty Management, Inc.
110 NE 51 St
Fort Lauderdale ....................... 954.776.6400
O Brien Financial Group, Inc./Bruce Howe
Ft. Lauderdale ......................... 954.683.9200
O Brien Financial Group, Inc./Darryl Davis
Fort Lauderdale........................954.253.2900
Scott Brill/GMAC Mortgage
500 W Cypress Creek Rd Suite 190
Fort Lauderdale .......................... 954.771.4420
Summit Mortgage/John Iarussi
Ft. Lauderdale ......................... 954.567.2939
Toby White, Inc.
4330 Tradewinds Avenue, East
Lauderdale-by-the-Sea ........... 954.491.5900
Transcontinental Lending Group
Mario Petri
Ft. Lauderdale.........................954.240.8090
MORTGAGES (COMMERCIAL)
R.L. Pearson & Associates, Inc.
Henry Kurkowski
Construction -Development -Bridge -Permanent
Ft. Lauderdale ........................954.525.5254
MUSEUMS
Hollywood, FL …...........…..…....954.921.3274
Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale
1 E Las Olas Blvd
Fort Lauderdale…................…...954.525.5500
MUSEUMS
Museum of Discovery & Science
401 SW 2nd Street
Fort Lauderdale…..…........….....954.467.6637
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Copyco
1700S Powerline Rd. Suite H-I
Deerfield Beach, FL..............… 954.881.7013
OPTICIANS
Downtown Opticians
800 Broward Blvd
Fort Lauderdale…….............… 954.764.6962
Dr. Jeffrey C. Hilton, O.D.
Broward.....................................954.524.9400
South Beach.............................305.534.0539
PAINTING/WALLCOVERING
Affordable Painting Solutions
Clarke Jenkins
Fort Lauderdale…................… 954.854.1987
Broward Boy’s Painters/ Jerry
Fort Lauderdale....................... 954.720.9605
Do. It. Rite Wallcover + Painting
Ft. Lauderdale………................954.786.0287
Professional Interior Painting Bill Mears
Wilton Manors.........................954.309.4089
Professional Speedy Painting Gus Flores
Painting & general repair work around the house
Fort Lauderdale.............................954.467.9929
PEST CONTROL
Harper Bros. Termite & Pest Control
2122 SW 60th Terr.
Miramar, FL ………...............… 954.983.4149
Hugh Turner Pest Control, INC.
840 NW 33rd Street
Oakland Park............................954.564.0037
PETS
Brenda’s Birds Inc.
324 NE 3rd Ave.
Delray Beach…...................... 561.278.5394
The Bone Appetite Bakery
3045 N Federal Hwy Suite 60-F
Fort Lauderdale……….........… 954.565.3343
PET GROOMING
Rover the Rainbow
929 North Federal Hwy., (Sears Town)
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.525.6988
Yuppy Puppy & Co. Show & Pet Grooming
Catering to those who want the Very Best!
Coral Springs.............................954.753.7647
PHARMACIES
Commcare Pharmacy
2817 E. Oakland Park Blvd., Ste# 303
Ft. Lauderdale............................954.568.6212
StatScript Pharmacy
2605 N. Dixie Hwy.
Wilton Manors…................… ..954.568.3789
ProScript Pharmacy Services, Inc.
Fort Lauderdale........................954.797.5041
PHOTOGRAPHY
Andy Armano
Fort Lauderdale.........................954.854.5679
Dennis Dean
Fort Lauderdale…...….........….. 954.463.8299
Noel de Christian
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.485.6659
Miami...............…...…..........….. 305.553.2099
PICTURE FRAMING
Budget Framer
Lauderdale by the Sea…….......954.267.9202
Smith’s Picture Framing and Art Gallery
719 E. Broward Blvd.
Ft. Lauderdale............................954.462.4391
POSTAL SERVICES
Plaza Postal Center
52 W Oakland Park Blvd.
Wilton Manors ......................... 954 561.0333
P.I. & DETECTIVE AGENCIES
Intracoastal Detective Agency
Fort Lauderdale…..…...............954.564.5455
PSYCHOTHERAPY &
COUNSELING
Asher Center - Couple Counseling
Dr. Jay Asher ..............................954.565.1901
Anita MacGregor, M.S., IMT... .....954.254.2972
Dr. Carmine Pecoraro, Psy.D. & Assocs.
Counseling, Evaluations & Psychological Testing
Fort Lauderdale........................954.463.2723
Orlando J. Gonzalez L.M.H.C., P.A.
407 Lincoln Road Suite 2F
Miami Beach............................305.531.1400
Mari Alschuler LCSW, RPT
Career Counseling Psychotherapy
Coral Springs.......................... 954.757.1400
Cora Wujceak, LCSW
1909 N. Andrews Ave.
Wilton Manors………..................954.567.1008
Lisa C. Niebling Ph.D., LMHC, CST
Royal Palm Beach......................561.798.2310
Diana Promuto, LCSW, ACSW
218 Commercial Blvd., Ste. 208M
Lauderdale by the Sea..............954.771.5040
Robin Traiger, LCSW
2624 NW 6th Avenue
Wilton Manors.........................954.565.8650
Michael G. Mele, LCSW, P.A.
Ft. Lauderdale.…......................954.564.8997
John Marszalek, PhD, LMHC
1212 E Broward Blvd. Suite 204
Fort Lauderdale ....................... 954.829.9480
Patrick Mulhall, L.C.S.W., C.ST, C.HT, PA
3475 Sheridan Street Suite 312
Hollywood………...........……..…954.894.8024
M. Ross Seligson, PhD,PA
915 Middle River Drive Suite 401
Fort Lauderdale ……...............…954.563.2800
Jack M. Seelin, M.S.
Mental Health Counselor Intern, Lic. # IMH 2739
300 S. Pine Island Rd., Ste. 230
Plantation……………....…..…….954.683.2043
Psychological Alliance, Pl
7501 NW 4th Street, Suite202
Fort Lauderdale ………...............954.584.6044
Arthur Strauss, LCSW
West Palm Beach......................561.721.0842
Susan A. Smith, L.C.S.W.
6250 N. Andrews Ave Suite 108
Fort Lauderdale …………........... 954.730.4902
The Women’s Institute for
Incorporation Therapy
Hollywood Pavillion 1201 N 37th Ave
Hollywood, FL ...………..........… 954.962.1355
Mark Rutherford, LCSW
West Palm Beach.......................561.835.6821
REAL ESTATE
Coldwell Banker G.D. Smith
www.gdsmith.com
Aventura/ Hollywood/ Ft.Laud ... 305.798.2203
Coldwell Banker/Tim Singer
Realtor & Associates
Ft Lauderdale..........................954.463.1373
Coldwell Banker/Andy Weiser
2495 E. Commercial Blvd
Fort Lauderdale ………............. 954.566.1015
Patrick R. Volkert
Ocean Shores Realty
934 N. Victoria Park Road
Ft. Lauderdale……...................954.684.4900
Ocean Wave Realty/ Gregory S. Isaacs
2765 E. Oakland Park Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale........................954.529.7552
RETAIL OUTLET
Leather Werks
1226 NE 4th Ave.
Ft. Lauderdale...........................954.761.1236
RETIREMENT
Treemont on the Park
3881 NE 3rd Ave., Oakland Park
Fort Lauderdale ……..............…954.563.0276
ROOFING
Ed Hobel Roofing Lic # CCC029553
Fort Lauderdale.........................954.563.9687
SCREEN PRINTING
Lauderdale Shirthouse Inc
1087 NW 53rd St
Fort Lauderdale ……..............…954.491.1018
Fastsigns
1747 N. Federal Highway
Fort Lauderdale.......................954.566.8500
TITLE COMPANIES
All County Title Company
4875 N Federal Hwy 10th Floor
Fort Lauderdale ……..............…954.629.5525
TRANSLATORS
Rio Bravo Translations, John Chellino
Miami…..................…..….......… 305.576.0031
TRAVEL
Island Mountain Travel
2852 E. Oakland Pk. Blvd.
Ft. Lauderdale...........................800.622.4262
Rita Olwell Travel
1828 E Sunrise Blvd
Fort Lauderdale ………..............954.764.1570
VETERINARIANS
Capital Plaza Animal Hospital
Ft. Lauderdale..........................954.537.3505
Dr. Vincent Guerrero, DVM
“House Call Veterinarian”
Ft. Lauderdale…………............954.581.5334
WATER PURIFICATION
Ramco Water Services Inc.
10605 NW 53st Sunrise FL .....954.873.6656
WEDDINGS
Rev. Geri Posner, Interfaith Minister
Hollywood ……….......................800.850.0358
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