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VOL. 35 / ISSUE 4 www.lbts-fl.gov OCT-NOV-DEC 2022
TOWNTOPICS
HURRICANE SEASON RUNS TOWN COMMISSION ADOPTS
THROUGH NOVEMBER 30TH
FY 2023 BUDGET AND MILLAGE RATE
Don’t forget- hurricane season runs
At the Final Budget Hearing on October 6, 2022, the Town Commission voted to
through November 30th. It’s important
adopt the final budget and millage rate for FY 2023. The budget includes funding
to stay prepared all season long in case
for public safety services, capital improvement projects, and general government
our Town is faced with
initiatives, as well as new cultural and recreational programs.
a storm.
The final budget for the upcoming year is $26,957,918, which is $2.45 million less
There are steps you can take today
than the FY 2022 budget. The Town’s millage rate will remain at 3.3923 mills for
to help prepare in case a storm hits
every $1,000 of assessed property value.
including signing up for emergency
alerts, making your hurricane kit,
What is included in this year’s budget?
preparing your home, and planning
your evacuation route. If you haven’t • Contract increases of over $300,000 for public safety services, code
compliance, and our legal counsel
done so already, please review the
Hurricane Guide sent out in the last • The purchase of the South Ocean parking lot
edition of Town Topics or online at • An additional staff member in the Public Works Department to meet the
https://bit.ly/LBTSHurricaneResources. community’s needs
• Costs for construction, fleet maintenance, and utilities work
• Increased funding for the Community Center to enhance its offerings to
residents
• Two new special events- Kids By The Sea and an outdoor movie night
• Funds to begin planning the Town’s 75th Anniversary celebration
• Merit-based salary increases for employees in accordance with personnel rules
The Town Commission is proud to adopt this budget, maintain the millage rate for
residents, and move forward with important new projects and initiatives in Town.
TOWNTOPICS
TOWN RESIDENTIAL
TOWN DIRECTORY TRASH SERVICE TOWN MEETINGS
ZONES & SCHEDULES
Mayor Chris Vincent Town Commission
(954) 612-8606
Oct 25 6:30 p.m.
Vice Mayor Edmund Malkoon
(954) 530-5279
NOV 9 6:30 p.m.
NOV 22 6:30 p.m.
Commissioner Buz Oldaker
(954) 802-3403 DEC 13 6:30 p.m.
Commissioner Theo Poulopoulos
(978) 621-4636
Commissioner Randy Strauss Planning & o
Z ning Board
(954) 566-5297 and Board of Adjustment
Town Hall NOV 2 6 p.m.
(954) 640-4200
DEC 7 6 p.m.
Development Services
(954) 640-4210
Building Department
(954) 640-4215 Code Special Magistrate
Public Works OCT 27 5 p.m.
(954) 640-4232 NOV 17 5 p.m.
Parking Enforcement
(954) 640-4231
Broward Sheriff’s LBTS Office
Meetings subject to change. Please call
(954) 640-4240 (Mon-Fri)
(954) 640-4201 to confirm the date.
BSO Non-Emergency Dispatch
(954) 764-4357 (HELP)
PUBLIC ACCESS
Volunteer Fire Department •T
own Commission agendas and back-
(954) 640-4250 up material are available for review in
Town Hall and online at www.lbts-fl.
American Medical Response gov. Comments submitted to the
Town Clerk by 5 p.m. on Commission
(954) 776-3300 days will be either included in the
back-up material or read during Public
Comments. You can submit comments
Official Town e-mail addresses are using this e-mail address:
public_comments@lbts-fl.gov.
available at www.lbts-fl.gov and
are listed under Staff Directory.
• Town Commission meetings are
Town Hall televised on Comcast Cable
4501 N. Ocean Drive Channel 78. Meetings are re-broadcast
Lauderdale-By-The-Sea, FL 33308 weekdays on Channel 78 at noon
Tel: (954) 640-4200 & 7 p.m., except when there are
conflicts with live meeting broadcasts.
Meetings can also be viewed online
Town Topics is published quarterly and and on Channel 99 by AT&T
customers with U-Verse.
available on the Town’s website. To submit
information, e-mail the Town’s public Just A Reminder: Carts and bulk trash
information office at info@conceptualpr.com. should be placed curbside before 7 a.m. • The Town will provide the appropriate
auxiliary aids and services under the
on the scheduled service day, but no Americans with Disabilities Act. Please
earlier than 6 p.m. the evening before. contact the Town Clerk’s office at
(954) 640-4201 for further assistance.
After pick-up, please pull your carts back
in before midnight. Missed pick-up? Call
(954) 282-6800.
Scan for past copies of Town Topics or visit
bit.ly/LBTSTownTopics
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VOL. 35 / ISSUE 4
ENJOY A DAY ON THE COURTS IN LBTS
Have questions about the Town’s tennis courts? We can help!
Review these FAQs and then head out for a day on the courts.
Where are the Town’s tennis courts located?
The tennis courts are located at Friedt Family Park on
Bougainvilla Drive behind Town Hall.
Who can use the courts?
The courts are available for those who:
1. Own property in the Town
2. Lease residential property within the Town
3. Own/operate hotels and motels within the Town for use
by guests
Do I need a special key?
Yes! Under Town Ordinances 2009-15 and 2020-10, the tennis
courts may only be accessed through the entrance gate and
with a key issued by the Town for that purpose. Proof of Town
residency is required.
How much does a tennis court key cost?
The annual fee is $120, and the fee is prorated throughout the
year. Keys can be purchased at Town Hall from 8:30 a.m. to
Tennis Courts in Freidt Family Park
4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
SEA SHORTS PLAY FESTIVAL
The Community Center’s next Sea Shorts Play Festival is
scheduled for October 28-30 and November 4-6, 2022, in
Jarvis Hall (4505 N. Ocean Drive). Showtimes are 7 p.m. on
Fridays, and 2 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. Doors open
30 minutes before showtime.
The semi-annual theater festival will present eight original
10-minute plays by Florida playwrights. The plays are
directed by Brenda Aulbach, a Lauderdale-By-The-Sea
resident. “We added a second matinee because they’re
popular with our audience,” Aulbach said. “We had 39 play
submissions and chose the eight best. It promises to be
another entertaining production.” The original plays include
“Crazy Old Man,” “Genesisters,” “Eternity,” “The Hallmark of
a Good Relationship,” “Quiz Schmo,” “Untimely Reunion,” “Win For Life,” and “Getting With The Program.”
All the shows are free. Reservations are not required, but can be made by e-mailing seashorts1@yahoo.com, or calling
(561) 523-8198. If no one answers right away, please leave a message.
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VOL. 35 / ISSUE 4
CODE COMPLIANCE FAQS
Our neighborhoods are just part of what makes our coastal community so charming.
Whether you’re renovating your house or walking your dog, make sure to abide by our
Town Code to avoid a code compliance violation.
How can I avoid a code violation?
Ensuring your house complies with the Town’s Code is simple. In general, your yard
should be kept free of trash and debris including bulk trash, items that are typically
stored indoors (like refrigerators), and building materials.
We recommend checking the outside of your house periodically to make sure your
house is weather-tight, rodent-proof, and in sound condition, otherwise, you may
receive a violation. Prior to renovating the interior or exterior of your house, don’t
forget to submit a work permit to our Building Department for approval.
What are some ways I can avoid a violation around town?
As you enjoy exploring our town, please remember to throw away any trash, clean up
after your pup, and refrain from posting signs in medians, on street polls, and in the
public right-of-way.
For more information on common code violations, please visit
https://bit.ly/LBTSCodeCompliance.
A WARM WELCOME
WHO YA GONNA CALL… THE TO TOWN
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT! Please give a warm welcome to Katrina Adler and Sue Courtade.
Katrina was hired as Town Clerk in May 2022. Before
becoming Town Clerk, Katrina was a contract employee
working in the Town’s Development Services Department.
She has an extensive background in administration. Originally
from Michigan, she moved to Florida two years ago with
her husband and children. Katrina is an active member of
the International Institute of Municipal Clerks, the Florida
Association of City Clerks, and the Broward County Municipal
Clerks Association.
Get connected with our Public Works Department and
Sue started on September 19, 2022, as an Administrative
know who to call in case of an emergency.
Specialist. She comes to us from Florida Atlantic University
If you’re north of Pine Avenue: and has extensive experience in administration and finance.
Call (954) 942-2202 for water and sewer emergencies She will provide primary support to the Town’s Human
If you’re south of Pine Avenue: Resources and Finance teams. Sue graduated from Boston
Call (954) 828-8000 for water emergencies College and the University of Massachusetts – Lowell. She has
Call (954) 275-0908 for sewer emergencies lived in Florida for 24 years.
For all other public works-related issues, including broken
streetlights and sidewalks, stormwater drainage, town
grounds, facility, and vehicle maintenance, parks, and
capital improvement projects, please call (954) 640-4232.
Katrina Adler Sue Courtade
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TOWNTOPICS
Join us Saturday, October 29, 2022, from 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Get your Halloween costumes ready Elementary School students, are
for Boo! By The Sea, a safe and fun invited to attend Boo! By The Sea,
Halloween event for kids and adults taking place through the West
of all ages. Join your neighbors business district on Commercial
and socialize while the kids trick Boulevard, just west of Sea Grape
Let’s Keep Itor Small! Please in
treat and participate do not post
games. or share!
Drive.
Everyone in town, as well as Bayview
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TOWNTOPICS
Join us WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2022, from 5:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Mark your calendar for the first sale. We’ll have interactive activities, be wrapped and delivered to the
Wednesday in December to join including writing letters to Santa for Volunteer Fire Department (4513
your fellow neighbors at the Town’s the kids, as well as the traditional North Ocean Blvd, Suite 200) with
annual Christmas By The Sea event. (and always exciting!) arrival of your child’s name and address by
The event will be held in Anglin’s Santa atop the firetruck, and the no later than 1 p.m. on December
Square from 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., lighting of the tree to welcome in the 24, 2022. Please call the VFD’s
with a smaller stage set at El Mar holiday season. main office at (954) 640-4250 for
Drive and Commercial Boulevard. more details.
Enjoy a stroll through the Square Also, for LBTS families with little ones:
and browse the blend of holiday and Santa will be delivering wrapped toys
seaside-themed gifts and crafts for to kids again this year! Presents must
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TOWNTOPICS
Is there a beep or a chirp coming out of your smoke or carbon monoxide alarm? What does it all mean?
Knowing the difference can save you, your home, and your family! Make sure everyone in the home
understands the sounds of the smoke and carbon monoxide alarms and knows how to respond.
Learn the sounds of your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms by checking the user guide or
search the brand and model online.
What is your alarm telling you?
Make sure your smoke and
SMOKE ALARMS CO alarms meet the needs
• A continued set of three loud beeps—beep, beep, beep—means of everyone in your home,
smoke or fire. Get out, call 9-1-1, and stay out. including those with sensory
• A single “chirp” every 30 or 60 seconds means the battery is or physical disabilities.
low and must be changed.
• All smoke alarms must be replaced after 10 years. Some tips:
• Chirping that continues after the battery has been replaced ✔ Install a bedside alert
means the alarm is at the end of its life and the unit must be device that responds to
replaced. the sound of the smoke
and CO alarms. Use of a
CARBON MONOXIDE (CO) ALARMS low frequency alarm can
• A continuous set of four loud beeps—beep, beep, beep, also wake a sleeping
beep—means carbon monoxide is present in your home. person with mild to
Go outside, call 9-1-1 and stay out. severe hearing loss.
• A single chirp every 30 or 60 seconds means the battery is low ✔ Sleep with your mobility
and must be replaced. device, glasses, and
• CO alarms also have “end of life” sounds that vary by phone close to your bed.
manufacturer. This means it’s time to get a new CO alarm. ✔ Keep pathways like
• Chirping that continues after the battery has been replaced means hallways lit with
the alarm is at the end of its life and night lights and free
the unit must be replaced. from clutter to make
sure everyone can
get out safely.
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VOL. 35 / ISSUE 4
VETERANS DAY CELEBRATION
Join us Friday, November 11, 2022, at 10 a.m. in El Prado Park
(4500 El Mar Drive) as we pay tribute to our Lauderdale-By-
The-Sea veterans and other local veterans who bravely served
our country in the military.
The Town’s 7th annual celebration will include the Broward
Sherriff’s Office Honor Guard and the Volunteer Fire
Department’s Color Guard.
Are you a veteran, or know a veteran, who lives in Lauderdale-
By-The-Sea? We want to honor them.
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Please email KatieA@lbts-fl.gov or complete our Veterans Day
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Ceremony form and return it to Town Hall, as we would welcome
the opportunity to personally acknowledge veterans at our
VETERANS IN celebration.
For more information call (954) 640-4200. Rain location is
LBTS Jarvis Hall (4505 N. Ocean Drive).
Please let us know if you are a veteran who lives in Lauderdale-By-The-Sea,
as we would welcome the opportunity to personally acknowledge you at
our VETERANS DAY CELEBRATION ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11.
Please complete this form and return to Town Hall or
email KatieA@lbts-fl. gov if you wish to be acknowledged.
Please provide:
Name, Rank and Branch of Service
Phone number or email
War or Conflict you served in
Comments on your service
JOIN US AS WE SALUTE OUR AMERICAN HEROES
THE TOWN OF LAUDERDALE×BY×THE×SEA
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VETERANS DAY CELEBRATION
TOWNTOPICS
REGISTRATION FOR RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMITS
The Town’s Resident Parking Permit Program allows drivers
to park in any metered or designated resident parking permit HOW TO APPLY:
space for up to three hours. There are three ways to submit your Resident Parking
Permit application. First, make copies of your driver’s
How much does a permit cost?
license and vehicle registration (renters will also need
The cost is $64.20 for residents under 65, and $53.50 for
to show proof of a rental agreement). Next, fill out the
residents over the age of 65.
application on the Town’s website or by completing the
How long is the parking permit valid? form on the next page. To submit your application:
The annual parking permit is valid from October 1, 2022, to 1. E-mail a completed form and documents to
September 30, 2023. kareng@lbts-fl.gov.
Who is eligible to apply for a permit? 2. Bring the form and documents to Town Hall between
Residents who live in Town or are annual renters. 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday
What forms do I need to apply for a permit? 3. Mail the documents listed above to Town Hall, 4501 N.
You will need copies of your driver’s license and a valid vehicle Ocean Drive, Lauderdale-By-The-Sea, FL 33308. Don’t
registration. If you are a renter, you also need to bring your forget to include your signature on the application form.
Please note “Attention Karen Gates” on the envelope,
annual apartment, home, or condo rental agreement. If you own
and include your phone number in case we need to
the property, the Town will verify your residence online at the
contact you.
Broward County Property Appraiser’s website.
Permits will be mailed to you. Arrangements can also be
If you have any questions about the parking permit program,
made for pick-up at Town Hall. You can either pay by check
please call Karen Gates at Town Hall at (954) 640-4200 or or credit card.
e-mail kareng@lbts-fl.gov.
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Town of Lauderdale-By-The-Sea
PARKING PERMIT APPLICATION
FY2022-2023
FY 2022-2023
NAME: _______________ PHONE: __________
ADDRESS: ___________________________
VEHICLE DES CRIPTION: YEAR: _____ MODEL: _________
MAKE: _____ COLOR: __________
VEHICLE LICENSE PLATE NUMBER: __________________
I understand the following rules apply when using my Town residential parking permit:
■ I may park free at Town metered spots up to 3 hours per day according to the rules in that parking
area.
■ I cannot use my resident parking permit to park within 600 feet of my residence or place
of employment during working hours.
■ My permit sticker cannot be transferred to another vehicle.
■ My permit expires on Sept. 30, 2023.
■ All other Town parking regulations must be followed.
I hereby attest that I am a resident of the Town of Lauderdale-By-The-Sea.
■ LAUDERDALE
BY·TI-IE>SEA
Signature of Owner:--------------------------------
PLACE ST ICKER ON THE INSIDE LOWER LEFT CORNER OF THE FRONT WINDSHIELD
TOWN HALL STAFF USE ONLY
Produced _____________ for proof of residency (Drivers License, Lease, Etc.)
Permit Number: ___________ Price: ________ Receipt Number: ______
Senior Discount:__________ Age:_________ Date Issued:________
Reviewed By:-----------------------------------
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BULK TRASH DO’S
AND DON’TS IT’S TIME TO RENEW YOUR
How well do you know what items can BUSINESS TAX RECEIPT
be included in bulk trash pick-up? Know Lauderdale-By-The-Sea businesses- if you haven’t done so already, it’s time to
the do’s and don’ts of bulk trash pick-up renew your Business Tax Receipt (BTR). Please note that your 2021-2022 BTR
service before taking your items to the expired on September 30, 2022.
curb.
The Town offers three different methods for submitting payment. You can pay
Good to go for bulk pick-up: online, through the mail, or by dropping off your payment in our drop box. For your
Cabinets, furniture, refrigerators, ranges, convenience, the drop box is located in the lobby of the Building Department.
water heaters, and yard waste less than 6
feet in length.
Not included in bulk pick-up:
Electronic devices, automobile parts,
biological waste, used oil, boat parts and
trailers, construction debris, hazardous
waste, tires, wet paint, and panes of glass.
Please place bulk trash items on the
swale, away from the storm catch basins.
Put out bulk trash items after 6 p.m. the
day before pick-up and before 7 a.m. the
day of pick-up. BUSINESS TAX RECEIPT QUESTIONS
If you are a new business here in LBTS, welcome to our Town. In order to be a
legally permitted business, you must first obtain a business tax receipt! Below you
will find some common questions with answers concerning business tax receipts.
Q. How do I start the process for obtaining a business tax receipt?
ZONE B A. Your very first step is to obtain zoning eligibility. This is done through
1st Friday
of the month emailing our zoning team at zoning@lbts-fl.gov, with the address and the
intended use for the property. Once this has been established, our team will
provide you with the correct application and instructions on how to submit the
application.
Q. If I want to rent my property on Airbnb or VRBO, do I need a business tax
receipt?
A. Absolutely! All rentals, even long-term rentals, require a business tax receipt
license. Some properties are eligible for short-term licenses and others are
eligible for vacation-rental licenses. Email our zoning team at zoning@lbts-fl.gov
with the address to determine your eligibility before you list your property
on any short-term rental or vacation rental site. If approved, you will need to
obtain the appropriate certificate and completed inspections before you can
begin short-term rentals or vacation rentals.
ZONE A Q. Does the Town have an organization that connects LBTS businesses?
1st Thursday
of the month A. We are thankful to have an active Chamber of Commerce. You can reach the
Chamber by calling (954) 776-1000 or emailing info@lbts.com. Our Town staff
is also happy to connect you.
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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
3 4 5 6 7
10AM-11AM: Reiki with Karl 10AM-11AM: Shake It Up! All Day: Mayor’s District 10AM-11AM: Shake It Up! 10AM-11:30AM: Tablet/cell
10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong Meeting 10AM-11AM: Organizing Files phone instructions
11:45AM-12:45PM: English as 11AM-12PM: Let’s Dance! 10AM-11:30AM: Drawing & Folders 10AM-12PM: Bridge and
a Second Language (ESL) 11:15AM-12:30PM: Jewlery 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong Mahjong
10AM-12PM: Ping Pong
1PM-3PM: Bridge and Making Made Simple 11:45AM-2:45PM: Arts & 11AM-12PM: Let’s Dance
12:15PM-1:15PM: Brown Bag
Mahjong 1PM-2:30PM: Handheld Crafts 12PM-1PM: Ballroom
Friday
1:00PM-3PM: Yoga and Devices 12:30PM-3PM: Wood Freestyle 1:30M-4PM: Ping Pong
Beyond 2:45PM-3:45PM: Spanish Burning 2:15PM-4PM: Computer 1:30PM-2:45PM: Italian
3PM-4PM: Cricut Design Q&A
10 11 12 13 14
10AM-11AM: Reiki with Karl 10AM-11AM: Shake It Up! All Day: Lifeline Screening 10AM-11AM: Shake It Up! 10AM-11:30AM: Tablet/cell
10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-11:30AM: Watercolors 10AM-11AM: Word phone instructions
11:45AM-12:45PM: English as 11AM-12PM: Let’s Dance! 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong Processing 10AM-12PM: Bridge and
a Second Language (ESL) 11:15AM-12:30PM: Jewlery 11:45AM-2:45PM: Arts & 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong Mahjong
10AM-12PM: Ping Pong
1PM-3PM: Bridge and Making Made Simple Crafts 11AM-12PM: Let’s Dance
12:15PM-1:15PM: Lunch &
Mahjong 1PM-2:30PM: Handheld 12:30PM-3PM: Wood 12PM-1PM: Ballroom
Learn
1:00PM-3PM: Yoga and Devices Burning Freestyle 1:30M-4PM: Ping Pong
Beyond 2:45PM-3:45PM: Spanish 3PM-4PM: Cricut Design 2:15PM-4PM: Computer 1:30PM-2:45PM: Italian
Q&A
17 18 19 20 21
10AM-11AM: Reiki with Karl 10AM-11AM: Shake It Up! All Day: Garden Club All Day: Garden Club 10AM-11:30AM: Tablet/cell
10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-11:30AM: Drawing 10AM-11AM: Internet/E-mail phone instructions
11:45AM-12:45PM: English as 11AM-12PM: Let’s Dance! 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 2:15PM-4PM: Computer 10AM-12PM: Bridge and
a Second Language (ESL) 11:15AM-12:30PM: Jewlery 11:45AM-3PM: Arts & Crafts Mahjong
Q&A
10AM-12PM: Ping Pong
1PM-3PM: Bridge and Making Made Simple 12:30PM-3PM: Wood
12:15PM-1:15PM: Brown Bag
Mahjong 1PM-2:30PM: Handheld Burning
Friday
1:00PM-3PM: Yoga and Devices 3PM-4PM: Cricut Design 1:30M-4PM: Ping Pong
Beyond 2:45PM-3:45PM: Spanish 1:30PM-2:45PM: Italian
25 25 26 27 28
10AM-11AM: Reiki with Karl 10AM-11AM: Shake It Up! 10AM-11:30AM: Watercolors 10AM-11AM: Shake It Up! 10AM-11:30AM: Tablet/cell
10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-2PM: Arts & Crafts 10AM-11AM: Organizing Files phone instructions
11:45AM-12:45PM: English as 11AM-12PM: Let’s Dance! 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong & Folders 10AM-12PM: Bridge and
Mahjong
a Second Language (ESL) 11:15AM-12:30PM: Jewlery 12:30PM-3PM: Wood 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong
10AM-12PM: Ping Pong
1PM-3PM: Bridge and Making Made Simple Burning 11AM-12PM: Let’s Dance
12:15PM-1:15PM: Brown Bag
Mahjong 1PM-2:30PM: Handheld 3PM-4PM: Cricut Design 12PM-1PM: Ballroom Friday
1:00PM-3PM: Yoga and Devices 7PM-8:30PM: Shake It Up - Freestyle 1:30M-4PM: Ping Pong
Beyond 2:45PM-3:45PM: Spanish Let’s Dance! 2:15PM-4PM: Computer 1:30PM-2:45PM: Italian
Q&A 7PM-8:30PM: Sea Shorts
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10AM-4PM: Ping Pong
11:45AM-12:45PM: English as All activities are held at: Jarvis Hall (4501 N. Ocean Drive)
a Second Language (ESL) For more information, contact Director Armilio Bien-Aime at (954) 640-4225
1PM-3PM: Bridge and For monthly calendars and online classes visit www.lbts-fl.gov
Mahjong Participants may only bring battery-powered laptop/notebook computers to hands-on classes. Electrical
outlets are not available. Responsibility for computer operation and safety rests with the computer owner.
1:00PM-3PM: Yoga and Instructor does not provide any repair or technical support beyond the coursework.
Beyond
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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
1 2 3 4
10AM-11AM: Shake It Up! 10AM-11AM: Let’s Dance! 10AM-11AM: Shake It Up! 10AM-11:30AM: Tablet/cell
10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-11:30AM: Drawing 10AM-11AM: Organizing Files phone instructions
11:15AM-12:15PM: Chair Yoga 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong & Folders 10AM-12PM: Bridge and
11:15AM-12:30PM: Jewlery 11AM-2PM: Arts & Crafts 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong Mahjong
10AM-12PM: Ping Pong
Making Made Simple 12:30PM-3PM: Wood 11AM-12PM: Let’s Dance
12:15PM-1:15PM: Brown Bag
1PM-2:30PM: Handheld Burning 11PM-12PM: Calligraphy 101
Friday
Devices 3PM-4PM: Cricut Design 12PM-1PM: Ballroom 1:30M-4PM: Ping Pong
2:45PM-3:45PM: Spanish Freestyle 1:30PM-2:45PM: Italian
2:15PM-4PM: Computer Q&A
7 8 9 10 11
10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-11AM: Let’s Dance! 10AM-11AM: Shake It Up!
11:45AM-12:45PM: English as 10AM-11:30AM: Watercolors 10AM-11AM: Word
a Second Language (ESL) Remember to Vote! 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong Processing
1PM-3PM: Bridge and 11AM-2PM: Arts & Crafts 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong
Mahjong 1PM-2PM: Lecture Q&A 11AM-12PM: Let’s Dance Veterans Day
1:00PM-3PM: Yoga and
No Scheduled 3PM-4PM: Cricut Design 11PM-12PM: Calligraphy 101
Beyond
Activities Today 12PM-1PM: Ballroom
Freestyle
2:15PM-4PM: Computer Q&A
15 15 16 17 18
10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-11AM: Shake It Up! 10AM-11AM: Let’s Dance! 10AM-11AM: Shake It Up! 10AM-11:30AM: Tablet/cell
11:45AM-12:45PM: English as 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-11:30AM: Drawing 10AM-11AM: Internet/Email phone instructions
a Second Language (ESL) 11:15AM-12:15PM: Chair Yoga 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-12PM: Bridge and
1PM-3PM: Bridge and 11:15AM-12:30PM: Jewlery 11AM-2PM: Arts & Crafts 11AM-12PM: Let’s Dance Mahjong
10AM-12PM: Ping Pong
Mahjong Making Made Simple 3PM-4PM: Cricut Design 11PM-12PM: Calligraphy 101
12:15PM-1:15PM: Brown Bag
1:00PM-3PM: Yoga and 1PM-2:30PM: Handheld 7PM-8:30PM: An Evening 12PM-1PM: Ballroom
Friday
Beyond Devices with Mark Twain Freestyle 1:30M-4PM: Ping Pong
2:45PM-3:45PM: Spanish 2:15PM-4PM: Computer 1:30PM-2:45PM: Italian
Q&A
21 22 23 24 25
10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-11AM: Shake It Up! 10AM-11AM: Let’s Dance!
11:45AM-12:45PM: English as 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-11:30AM: Watercolors
a Second Language (ESL) 11:15AM-12:15PM: Chair Yoga 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong
1PM-3PM: Bridge and 11:15AM-12:30PM: Jewlery 11AM-2PM: Arts & Crafts
Happy Thanksgiving! No Scheduled
Mahjong Making Made Simple 12:30PM-3PM: Wood Activities Today
1:00PM-3PM: Yoga and 1PM-2:30PM: Handheld Burning
Beyond Devices 3PM-4PM: Cricut Design
2:45PM-3:45PM: Spanish
28 29 30 31
10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-11AM: Shake It Up! 10AM-11AM: Let’s Dance! 10AM-11AM: Shake It Up!
11:45AM-12:45PM: English as 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-11:30AM: Drawing 10AM-11AM: Internet/Email
a Second Language (ESL) 11:15AM-12:15PM: Chair Yoga 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong
1PM-3PM: Bridge and 11:15AM-12:30PM: Jewlery 11AM-2PM: Arts & Crafts 11AM-12PM: Let’s Dance
Mahjong Making Made Simple 12:30PM-3PM: Wood 11PM-12PM: Calligraphy 101
1:00PM-3PM: Yoga and 1PM-2:30PM: Handheld Burning 12PM-1PM: Ballroom
Beyond Devices 3PM-4PM: Cricut Design Freestyle
2:45PM-3:45PM: Spanish 2:15PM-4PM: Computer Q&A
p.14DECEMBER 2022 VOL. 35 / ISSUE 4
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
1 2
10AM-11AM: Shake It Up! 10AM-11:30AM: Tablet/cell
All activities are held at: Jarvis Hall (4501 N. Ocean Drive) 10AM-11AM: Organizing Files phone instructions
& Folders 10AM-12PM: Bridge and
For more information, contact Director Armilio Bien-Aime at (954) 640-4225
10AM-4PM: Ping Pong Mahjong
For monthly calendars and online classes visit www.lbts-fl.gov
Participants may only bring battery-powered laptop/notebook computers to hands-on classes. Electrical 11AM-12PM: Let’s Dance 10AM-12PM: Ping Pong
outlets are not available. Responsibility for computer operation and safety rests with the computer owner. 12:15PM-1:15PM: Brown Bag
12PM-1PM: Ballroom
Instructor does not provide any repair or technical support beyond the coursework. Friday
Freestyle
1:30M-4PM: Ping Pong
2:15PM-4PM: Computer 1:30PM-2:45PM: Italian
Q&A
6 6 7 8 9
10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-11AM: Shake It Up! 10-11AM: Let’s Dance! 10AM-11AM: Shake It Up! 10AM-11:30AM: Tablet/cell
11:45AM-12:45PM: English as 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10-11:30AM: Watercolors 10AM-11AM: Word phone instructions
a Second Language (ESL) 11:15AM-12:15PM: Chair Yoga 10AM-2PM: Arts & Crafts Processing 10AM-12PM: Bridge and
1PM-3PM: Bridge and 11:15AM-12:30PM: Jewlery Workshop 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong Mahjong
Mahjong Making Made Simple 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 11AM-12PM: Let’s Dance 10AM-12PM: Ping Pong
1:00PM-3PM: Yoga and 1PM-2:30PM: Handheld 12:30PM-3PM: Wood 12PM-1PM: Ballroom 12:15PM-1:15PM: Brown Bag
Beyond Devices Burning Freestyle Friday
2:45PM-3:45PM: Spanish 3PM-4PM: Cricut Design 2:15PM-4PM: Computer 1:30M-4PM: Ping Pong
Q&A 1:30PM-2:45PM: Italian
12 13 14 15 16
10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-11AM: Shake It Up! 10-11AM: Let’s Dance! 10AM-11AM: Shake It Up! 10AM-11:30AM: Tablet/cell
11:45AM-12:45PM: English as 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10-11:30AM: Drawing 10AM-11AM: Internet/E-mail phone instructions
a Second Language (ESL) 11:15AM-12:15PM: Chair Yoga 10AM-2PM: Arts & Crafts 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-12PM: Bridge and
1PM-3PM: Bridge and 11:15AM-12:30PM: Jewlery Workshop 11AM-12PM: Let’s Dance Mahjong
Mahjong Making Made Simple 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 12PM-1PM: Ballroom 10AM-12PM: Ping Pong
1:00PM-3PM: Yoga and 1PM-2:30PM: Handheld 12:30PM-3PM: Wood Freestyle 12:15PM-1:15PM: Brown Bag
Beyond Devices Burning 2:15PM-4PM: Computer Friday
2:45PM-3:45PM: Spanish 3PM-4PM: Cricut Design Q&A 1:30M-4PM: Ping Pong
Space 1:30PM-2:45PM: Italian
19 20 21 22 23
10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10AM-11AM: Shake It Up! 10-11AM: Let’s Dance! 10AM-11AM: Shake It Up!
11:45AM-12:45PM: English as 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 10-11:30AM: Watercolors 10AM-11AM: Using flash
a Second Language (ESL) 11:15AM-12:15PM: Chair Yoga 10AM-2PM: Arts & Crafts drives, micro SD cards
1PM-3PM: Bridge and 11:15AM-12:30PM: Jewlery Workshop 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong No Scheduled
Mahjong Making Made Simple 10AM-4PM: Ping Pong 11AM-12PM: Let’s Dance Activities Today
1:00PM-3PM: Yoga and 1PM-2:30PM: Handheld 12:30PM-3PM: Wood 12PM-1PM: Ballroom
Beyond Devices Burning Freestyle
2:45PM-3:45PM: Spanish 3PM-4PM: Cricut Design 2:15PM-4PM: Computer
Space Q&A
26 27 28 29 30
Dec 23 - Jan 1:
Holiday Recess!
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