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PO Box 8328, West Palm Beach, FL 33407 www.OldNorthwood.org
Matt Chambers
C0-Chair, Old Northwood Neighborhood Association
I want to wish all my friends and fellow members of the Old
Northwood Neighborhood Association a happy Summer. June
contains the summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere;
the day with the most daylight hours. It is also the beginning
of the new term for our new
elected Steering Committee
members. Most of you are
aware that I have been actively
seeking a replacement for my
position as Chairman of Old
Northwood and today I am
happy to announce that at the
first meeting of the newly
elected board of directors, new
officers are now in place.
Please join me in congratulating them and pledging our
support to continue to keep
Old Northwood the amazing
place it to live and play.
and the previous board and committee members over the past
few years with your time and talent. Without your commitment and support we could not have been successful.
I also want to make a special call out to the past board members who for one reason or
another did not seek re-election this year. Chee-Chee
Wilson, Co-Chair who
worked side by side with me and in many cases way out in
front of me. I am a blessed
man to have Chee-Chee as a
neighbor and friend, and the
entire city is a better place
because of her involvement in
so many projects. Thank you
Ira Cohen, my friend and
comrade, for stepping up last
year first to fill an open
Director’s seat and then the
Secretary position. I also want
Michael Danchuk
to thank Michael, also my
Chairman/President
neighbor and friend, for stepMatt Chambers
ping up 18 months ago to fill
Co-Chair
an open seat on the board.
Kelly Jo Shoaf
Your leadership, knowledge
Secretary
and willingness to jump right
Meaghan Riley
in and take on major projects
Director
has made my job easier and
Greg Mermigas
everyone in Old Northwood
Director
should be proud to have you
Eyra Caldera’s Moonlight Radiance Artisan Soap Market
Elliot Franklin
as our new Chairman.
Treasurer (non voting)
Meghan Reily stepped up last year to fill an open seat and
even after taking part in my meetings and projects, she still
I am looking forward to working closely with our new
sought out reelection. I am glad to call her my friend. Meghan,
Chairman, and my friend and neighbor, Michael Danchuk as
I am so glad we get to work together for another year, your
his co-chair and the entire newly elected board. At the request
insight and vision for Old Northwood and the city will bring
of the current board, I will continue to serve as a member repus far. Thank you. Elliot Franklin, what can I say but thank
resenting Old Northwood on the NCON board, helping to
you. I enjoy your friendship and commitment to the neighbormake the entire North End a better place to live. I want to
hood. I am very pleased that you have stepped up and committhank all of you who have volunteered and supported myself
ted to be our treasurer and non-voting board member.
June 2016
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The many hours you spend doing all the chores that the treasurer does (like filing
our taxes, updating our state records, paying our bills and tracking our receivables)
may not always be recognized, because you do them quietly in the background,
but you should know that (and I speak for the new and past boards you have
served on) we very much appreciate it. THANK YOU!!!! Mr. Jerry Shields, the best
known citizen of Old Northwood, you have served on the board and almost every
committee we have established in the past few years. You are a friend to all, and I
for one feel that I am a better person having you on my team and a friend and
neighbor. In the few short years you have been in Old Northwood you have and
continue to be a strong leader and go-to person for just about anything. Thank
you for serving your neighbors and friends and thank you and Elaine for your
friendship. Last, but certainly not least, Mr. Gary Koopman and Rosalia. The two
of your are always first to say “Yes we can,” and that’s what makes a neighborhood
great - when people say “Yes we can and yes we will.” Over the past few years, I
feel that we have bonded and developed a good friendship. I will be forever thankful for your involvement in the community and for your tireless efforts to make
ONW a better place. Thank you both.
Letter from the Editor
Hello Neighbors, and welcome to Summer 2016! I am very pleased
to bring you the first quarterly edition of the new Old Northwood
Newsletter. I have a received a couple great submissions. Being in
construction, I found Jody’s article about her stair renovation really
interesting. I would love to include more of these types of articles in
our newsletter. Our neighborhood is full of beautiful old homes that
lend themselves to these types of DIY projects. I know that many of
you have done a lot of these projects and would love the opportunity
to share them with everyone. Also, we have included a new column
called Northwood Village spotlight. In this column, we will explore
the different businesses in our own Northwood Village. If you would
like the chance to be included, and are willing to be interviewed,
please let us know.
I’m very much looking forward to a fun Summer and I hope you all
are too! Be sure to document all of your trips and adventures so that
you can share them all with us in September. Be safe and stay cool.
Cheers, Michael Alonso Editor
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Old Northwood
Steering Committee
Michael Danchuk, President, Chair
561-339-3485 [email protected]
Matt Chambers, Co-Chair
240-595-3512 [email protected]
Kelly Jo Shoaf, Secretary
[email protected]
Meaghan Riley, Director
[email protected]
Greg Mermigas, Director
[email protected]
Elliott Franklin, Treasurer
832-6357 [email protected]
General Meetings
General meetings are held at the
Rayner - Hill House at 3510 Spruce St.
Old Northwood residents are encouraged
to attend and participate. Making your
voice heard makes a better meeting!
Newsletter
Michael Alonso - Editor
[email protected]
Kyle Paula - Design Layout
[email protected]
Chee Chee Wilson - Distribution
851-0579
Old Northwood
Finances
PNC Account: $30,864.00
Reported by Elliott Franklin
Write for the Old
Northwood News
If you’d like to express your observations
about our neighborhood, please don’t
hesitate forwarding your thoughts by email
to [email protected].
The same is true if you have photographs
you feel are relevant and appropriate for
publication.
When I left the Jupiter area I started looking for a special place to live. My office was
in City Place, so I was hoping to find a place that would be close to work, yet provide
me a true home. I remembered visiting Old Northwood in the past, so went to look.
Within a week I bought my home in 2014, which was one of the best decisions I
made in a long time.
I met my neighbors in just a few days and things just got better. Initially I went to
the socials, and saw that they were more than just great food and good drinks. As I
got to know the area more, I realized what a jewel Northwood was because of the
people that live here and the incredible homes. Being a real estate broker for my
company, Deep Horizon Realty, I opened a new office on Broadway this past January
and decided to make the Northwood area both the place I live and work.
I was elected to the Old Northwood Board last year, and just recently was honored
to be asked to hold the position of President. Even though I am a new resident,
I feel that with the guidance of the rest of the Board, and especially Past President
Matt Chambers, we will continue to have our Association achieve the goals of the
community.
A little about me, so you know who I am, if you have not yet met me. Prior to being a
Real Estate Broker, I was an Insurance Claims Manager, then a Legal Administrator
and insurance consultant for private law firms. I opened a boat dealership and hold a
patent in the marine industry. I graduated from Rutgers College with a degree in
Economics.
My political career has included being a current Elected Supervisor for the South
Indian River Water Control District, board member of the Citizens Advisory Board
of the Solid Waste Authority, founding member of the Coalition Of Northwestern
Communities, board member of the North County Planning Board, a Past President
of the Palm Beach County Claims Association, a Past President of the Palm Beach
County Legal Administrators, and a Past President of the Palm Beach Country Estates
Landowners Association.
I look forward to being of assistance to our community, finally completing the
clubhouse repairs, having another successful parade of homes, reducing crime,
having monthly socials, limiting encroachment by other than single family homes
within our borders, having more Alleycat cleanups, hearing from residents on what
our goals for Old Northwood should be, and just having a great time living here.
Let’s Party!
Michael Danchuk
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Message from your President
Block
Captains
26th Street - 400 Block
Deon Curtis - 837-6675
26th Street - 500 Block
Jessica Gruber - 315-7647
27th Street - 400 Block
Maya Guruswami - 445-1253
27th Street - 500 Block
Kelly Leighton - 685-4446
28th Street - 400 Block
Martin Jarvis - 635-1315
28th Street - 500 Block
Gary Koopman - 844-5438
29th Street - 400 Block
Bonnie Preston - 309-2871
29th Street - 500 Block
Bianca Book - 628-3819
30th Street - 400 Block
The Charettes - 659-4931
30th Street - 500 Block
Kyle Paula - 841-2516
31st Street - 400 Block
Steve Harsnett - 573-7060
31st Street - 500 Block
Frank Hinzman - 842-4518
32nd Street - 400 Block
John Rothrock - 845-2513
32nd Street - 500 Block
The Moores - 848-3725
33rd Street - 400 Block
Bobby Ebelhardt - 841-5534
33rd Street - 500 Block
Nicole Millar - 951-8908
34th Street - 400 Block
Diane Leclerc - 307-6614
34th Street - 500 Block
Joe Hoffman - 845-8972
35th Street - 400 Block
Tyler Andrews - 513-3017
35th Street - 500 Block
Chee Chee Wilson - 891-0576
Poinsettia
Skip Kelter - 236-9655
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Old Northwood 29th
Annual Candlelight
Home Tour
Planning will begin this summer. Please consider placing
your home on the tour this year. Dates will be announced in
the next few weeks and you can let any board member know
if you have interest in serving on the committee or are able to
volunteer in anyway. This is our primary way to raise monies
for the neighborhood and it takes over 100 people to have a
successful tour. The past two years have been record earning
years and I’m sure with your commitment to help, we can do
it again.
Neighborhood
Cocktail Parties
Your board has decided to appoint a director to lead a position
as neighborhood cocktail party committee head. This person
will be responsible for scheduling and seeking people to host
our monthly parties. If this is something you think you can
help with, please contact any board member.
See Something
Say Something
Call 561-822-1900
See something or someone that is not right, call non emergency 561-822-1900 and report it. The police have asked us to
be their ears and eyes. Now it’s our responsibility to call. Had
a crime occur at your location? No matter how small, have the
police fill out a police report.
Great News!
Elaine Lee
Becoming a Citizen On Patrol (COP) has become easier than
ever. We can now use our 3510 Meeting House, at Spruce
Avenue and Thirty Fifth Street, for the training classes for
COP candidates. Please contact Jerry Shields at 917-376-2038
for more information.
We can make this a more viable organization in our
neighborhood to reduce crime. There is strength in numbers!
Sign up today and get to know your Old Northwood
neighbors. They are a great bunch!
Cats
By Kelly Shoaf
In Palm Beach County, there is a severe feral cat overpopulation crisis where an estimated thousands of “community cats”
are found in the streets of both urban and suburban communities. Old Northwood is no exception to this rule. We as neighbors have observed a variety of feral and stray cats that occupy
our neighborhood streets with a range of opinions and
emotions about this polarizing subject. The one thing we
can agree on, is that no one wants to support the suffering of
these animals.
Peggy Adams Animal Rescue has developed a program called
“Project CatSnip.” They identify that “community cats” live a
dim existence with the constant threat of flea infestation, diseases and injury from outside elements (weather, vehicles,
wildlife predation). Peggy Adams has developed the Trap,
Neuter, Vaccinate and Return (TNVR) program which aims to
assist in responsibly containing cat communities. The program
provides humane traps to contain cats where they can be
taken to the shelter to be vaccinated, neutered and then
returned to live in their cat colony.
Regardless of your feelings on the cat population, I think all
can agree action is needed. The TNVR program hotline can be
reached by dialing 561-472-8864. A representative from Peggy
Adams will be at our next community meeting to address our
concerns and empower us to taking action for the better of all
of our neighborhood’s furry residents.
For more info visit: http://www.peggyadams.org/tnvr
Northwood Village Business Directory
Please support our neighborhood merchants, shop Northwood Village!
AAA Furniture and Mattresses
412 Northwood Road 561-833-9921
thedavidKspace
2401 N. Dixie Hwy. 561-340-6400
OM Yoga & Wellness Studios
410 Northwood Rd. 561-410-0162
ALA Paint and Design
500-1 Northwood Road 561-247-5873
Flow Salon
432 25th Street. 561-307-0988
The Painted Mermaid
508-A Northwood Rd 561-328-9859
Alonso & Associates, Inc. / General Contractors
421 24th St. 561-837-9820
Freddy & Nickie Hennevelt Art Gallery
540 Northwood Rd. 561-506-4108
Presto Pizza & Deli
505 25th Street. 561-835-1832
Ambrosio Salon
414 Northwood Road 561-701-0688
Fresh Catch Seafood
2501 Dixie Hwy. 561-833-8998
Purple Bougainvillea
423 Northwood Rd. 561-833-5303
Arthouse 429
429 25th Street. 561-231-0429
Gil Walsh Interiors
523 Northwood Rd. 561-932-0631
Relish & More
401 Northwood Rd. 561-629-5377
ArtJazz Steak House
517 Northwood Rd. 561-244-9923
Gorgeous Beauty Supply
437 Northwood Road 561-659--2003
RLE Massage Therapy
813 U S Hwy 1, Lake Park 561-845-2541
Aqua Spa Palm Beach
416 Northwood Road
Grapes Furniture Gallery & Home Décor
435 25th Street. 561-557-1734
SoFlo Home Design
421 Northwood Rd. 561-629-2448
Branch Construction
417 25th Street. 561-833-6206
Harold’s Coffee Shop
509 Northwood Rd. 561-833-6366
Something Lively
538 Northwood Rd. 561-847-4080
Bistro Bistro
506 Northwood Rd. 561-228-1081
Hello Cupcake
521 Northwood Rd. 561-805-5760
Souvlaki Grill Greek Restaurant
523 25th Street 561-317-1502
Bohemia AG
536 Northwood Rd. 561-302-5568
Jabo Gallery
437 Northwood Road 561-313-2404
Sports Page Bar & Grill
535 25th Street 561-832-4211
Camile's Flowers & Gifts
607 25th Street. 561-655-6772
Lee Kvarnberg Architecture
544 Northwood Rd. 561-459-4360
Stambo's Shoppe
511 Northwood Rd. 561-328-7613
Café Centro / Allora Pizza
2409 N Dixie Hwy. 561-514-4070 / 561-659-7487
Lola’s Magic Closet
515 Northwood Rd. 561-655-8166
Stone Button Studio
514 Northwood Rd. 561-313-6910
Center For Creative Education
425 24th Street 561-805-9927
Mark Plating
441 25th Street. 561-655-4370
Sunset Bar and Grill
2500 Broadway 561-832-2722
Churchill Galleries Annex
412 Northwood Road 561-835-4774
Malakor Thai Café
425 25th Street 561-762-9070
Table 427
427 Northwood Rd. 561-506-8211
Circa Who
531 Northwood Rd. 561-655-5224
Manhattan Pizza
2600 Broadway 561-653-3833
Tigerlili Resources
2417 Spruce Ave. 561-870-0043
C-Keys Nivyl & Recording Studio
523 Northwood Rd. 561-704-6184
Moonlight Radiance Artisan Market
510 Northwood Road 561-503-8986
The Grilled Cheese Gallery #GCG
430 Northwood Rd. 561-628-2466
Danielle Emon Boutique
2325 Spruce Avenue
Melanie's Real Thrift & Things
413 25th Street 561-856-5588
Thompson & Frank Gallery
418 Northwood Rd. 561-628-2466
Day By Day
511 Northwood Road 561-623-5293
My New Old Chair
431 Northwood Rd. 561-833-0430
Tarifa Salem Dance Studio
615 Twenty Fifth Street
The Design CO
508-B Northwood Road 561-267-7888
Music Man
2309 N Dixie Hwy 561-785-5367
This Is It Café
444 24th Street. 561-655-3301
Diane’s Unique Boutique
515½ Northwood Road 561-317-6091
Nancy’s Vintage Warehouse
980 Service Road Unit 22 561-308-2220
Tina’s Grocery
509 25th Street 561-659-1220
Dixie Printing
504 24th Street. 561-655-1130
New You Massage Therapy
1897 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd. #110 561-352-0630
Tinson’s Antiques
544 Northwood Rd. 561-514-0025
Doggies in Town
517 25th Street. 561-612-7320
Northwood Antiques
420 Northwood Road 561-833-1019 / 561-628-2466
Hoadley Donohue Real Estate
513 Northwood Road 561-838-9555
Dos Amigo’s Mexicali Restaurant and Tequila Bar
413 Northwood Road 561-508-2815
Northwood Pawn & Jewelry
505 Northwood Road. 561-835-7296
True Salon
530 Northwood Road 561-766-2341
D’s Closet
408 Northwood Rd. 561-313-7792
Northwood Glass Art and Gifts
524 Northwood Road 561-329-4280
Tylander’s Office Solutions
535 24th Street 561-833-7997
Eddinger's Pest Control
2121 N. Dixie Hwy. 561-650-0067
Nowlin Flower Shop
457 Northwood Road. 561-659-0988
Wildes Builders
440 25th Street 561-512-7320
Elite Skin & Beauty
439 Northwood Rd. 561-557-9998
O-BO Restaurant
422A Northwood Road. 561-366-1185
Z Palm Beach
512 Northwood Rd.
EMINENT by Buera
525 25th Street.
Olivia's Special Teas
2320 N. Dixie Hwy. 561-360-3017
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Rybovich Condo Development Includes
Waterfront Public Access
By George Southern
The Rybovich design team held a presentation May 19 for
Northwood neighbors just in advance of a May 23 city hearing
on their Marina Village site plan application. Rybovich received
a preliminary approval in 2014 to relocate their mega yacht refit
yard to their facility in Riviera Beach and convert their West
Palm property on the water at 41st Street into a high rise condo
development overlooking the existing marina.
Part of the agreement with the City of West Palm Beach is to
allow public access to the water – something currently not available until one reaches Curry Park. Access would be limited to
daylight hours, when folks could stroll along the water for at
least a few blocks and gaze at the mega yachts. According to
Rybovich planner Joshua Long, this will be the first public
access from 41st Street in 90 years.
Northwood residents got a chance to see the marina up close
Thursday evening, where the major attraction was the 157-foot
yacht “Venus,” envisioned by Steve Jobs but not completed until
after his death. Said to cost some $130 million, Venus is now
kept by Jobs’ widow in his memory. Like most mega yachts, her
home port is George Town, Cayman Islands, thus avoiding U.S.
taxes and safety and crew regulations.
Details and timelines for the condo development have been
hard to track heretofore, but Long revealed a company website
that keeps up with plans and approvals: www.wpbmarinavillage.com. The first condo (see rendering) will see construction begin soon after receiving approval. The building will be
marketed as rental units to reduce red tape, but after construction it will be converted to be sold as condos.
Several NCON members who had followed the plans closely
cautioned Rybovich officials at the meeting to take care of the
surrounding Northwood neighborhoods during the construction phase. Long responded that property values in the
neighborhood were of paramount importance to Rybovich.
“They should be,” someone in the audience called out, “since
you own most of the houses.”
The NCON spokesman called for traffic calming measures
on 41st street, but Long said he would not commit to that
until local residents had been surveyed. Another NCON representative complained that the condo as shown looked beautiful from the water but showed less style from the land side.
“You’re going to love it,” Long assured him – “I guarantee it.”
The overall plans for the Rybovich development are for a 10year buildout, but Long said construction will depend on
sales, with the next building not begun until the first one is
sold out.
Bringing Some Spanish
Flair to a Spanish
Mediterranean Style
Home. By Jody Anderson-Dragon
I love everything about Old Northwood’s charming Spanish
Revival style homes. One of the reasons my family moved here
was for the rich history and character of the Mediterranean
houses. We were wooed by architectural elements; stucco exteriors that curve and arch, welcoming wood doors dressed in
hammered black hardware, and terra-cotta barrel roof tiles.
Before we had even moved in, I was dreaming up an earthy,
spice-inspired palette accented with splashes of turquoise and
cobalt framed in intricately hammered tin, but most of all, I
had my heart set on tiling our staircase in Mexican tile.
After a bit of research, I found that “Mexican tile” is actually
the unglazed brown tile made in Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico.
Authentic Saltillo tiles are made from rich clay excavated from
local riverbanks, mixed with water, formed by hand and then
dried in the sun before being fired (baked) in a kiln. The
process of drying the tiles in the sun is how you may occasionally find one with animal prints!
The colorful, intricately painted, handmade tiles I desired are
called Talavera tile. Their namesake is a potter’s town just outside of Madrid, from which the Spanish exported the art of tile
making and pottery to Mexico in the 16th and 17th centuries.
You won’t find authentic Talavera tile at any big box store and
can only purchase them from an exporter or tile specialty
store, of which there are a plethora online and locally, in Palm
Beach County. I came to learn that Talavera tiles are broadly
categorized as solid colored, patterned, animal and themed,
and generally are available in 2”x2”, 4”x4” or 6”x6” sizes. The
combinations of size, color and patterns are dizzying.
Before I began my project I measured the rise of my staircase,
the width, and number of stairs. With 6” tiles costing approximately $6 each my calculations put the project out of budget.
I asked at a local shop if they had any tile at a lower price point
and was delighted to hear that there were tiles available for
fifty cents apiece.
Disclaimer: this route is not for the faint of heart, or those with
bad knees. The dusty bins of tile are stored outside on a concrete slab. If you are lucky, they will provide you with a cardboard box. Bring your patience as it is hit or miss and changes
weekly. I went on several occasions to gather enough tiles. Be
forewarned, if you find a color or pattern you like, buy as many
as you need because they will NOT likely be there next time!
Also note that these tiles are almost all 4”x4.”
As I was not ordering specific patterns I needed to compromise my initial uniformed vision and take a more eclectic
route. I decided to keep each stair step a single pattern or color
and unified them by using a solid brown trim that blends in
with the dark wood stain on our wood stairs but there are endless options to suit most every taste.
If you plan to install the tiles yourself, as I did, you will need
some basic supplies including thin set (get the BIG tub), spacers (optional) and a trough, followed at least 24 hours later by
grout (which comes in many colors), which you apply with a
float and then remove the excess with water and rags. There
are numerous YouTube tutorial videos available. Keep in mind
that Talavera tile can be installed on almost any surface including drywall, cement, plaster, and in this case, wood. I strongly
suggest laying out your tile and amassing your supplies before
you begin.
Most important, is deciding how you will cut your tile. Even if
your measurements indicate a set number of uncut tiles, these
handmade tiles can vary in size up to ¼ inch each. Hand snips,
files and manual tile cutters are not nearly as efficient as a wet
saw, which is suited for cutting thick or large quantities of tile.
Wet saws are available for rent but inexpensive models will
likely cost around the same amount.
My colorful Talavera staircase is almost complete and I love it!
Now, back to painting….
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Northwood Village Spotlight
Moonlight Radiance
Artisan Soap Market
When you enter this lovely fragrant little shop, you will
think that you have wondered into a Le Jardin in Paris. Then
you hear a heavy Latin accent coming from a beautiful small
woman with a passion for all her creations. This is Eyra
Caldera, a soap Artisan, formulator, designer, photographer,
and proprietor. She is Moonlight Radiance. She creates all
her soap and candle formulas from scratch. All her products,
soaps, candles, and many bath & body treats cannot be
found anywhere else on the market. She also designs custom products for Weddings, Birthday, Baby Showers.
Eyra grew up during the civil war in Nicaragua at a
Christian boarding school, where she discovered her passion for crafting and Orchid growing. After her time at
school, her Grandmother taught her how to make Garlic
Soap. This was a soap that was used during those hard times
for treating bacterial skin infections and is still being used
for that purpose. Happy to tell you she no longer makes
Garlic Soap!!! In 2009, during her two year stay in Seattle,
Washington, she discovered the amazing art of soap designs.
“What is better than making a product that has form and
function with my very hands” AND it has been around for
thousands of years.
All her products are made with wholesome ingredients, that
are naturally skin loving and nourishing. In Eyra's Little
Garden of Scents you find not only soaps, candles, oils and
scents, you will find lots of Orchids, handmade cards, jewelry, etc. and she may make you a mean cup of Nicaraguan
coffee.
Northwood Arts Village
510 Northwood Road
561-503-8986
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Newsletter Writers and
Idea Contributors Wanted!
Publishing a monthly neighborhood newsletter involves a lot of volunteer time.
It also requires input from all interested residents. We are looking for articles that could be helpful to our neighborhood family:
gardening ideas, tips for healthy living and eating, security suggestions, pet advice, legal advice (it is tax season!) and. how about
some recipes? If you are interested in writing an article, send it to [email protected]. DON’T HOLD BACK BECAUSE
YOU MIGHT THINK YOU ARE NOT A GOOD WRITER! That is what our editor is for. We want and need your ideas.
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Narcotics & Prostitution: 822-1600
Community Response Team - 662-2443
City’s 24 Hour Hotline: 822-2222
Old Northwood News Advertising Rates
Ad size
3 issues 12 issues
1/8 Page $50
$130
1/4 Page $115
$375
1/2 Page $180
$660
Full Page $390
$1320
Insert:$90 per issue;
advertiser provides printed page we insert
Please make checks payable to
Old Northwood and mail to:
Old Northwood, P.O. Box 8328
West Palm Beach, FL 33407
Deadlines:
Both advertising art and payment
are required by the 15th of the month
before the ad is to appear.
Send electronic copy to:
[email protected]
and to Kyle Paula [email protected].
Contacts:
[email protected]
Kyle Paula - 561-841-2516
[email protected]
Old Northwood Neighborhood Association is a not-for-profit corporation organized under Chapter 617, Florida Statues and is recognized by the Internal
Revenue Service as a charitable organization under Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions to Old Northwood Neighborhood
Association by individuals are deductible as itemized deductions subject to certain limitations. If you’d like to make a restricted donation (use specified by
donor) or unrestricted contribution, please contact Treasurer Elliott Franklin at 832-6357.