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Explore A Taste For Adventure This October At The Museum Of Discovery And Science
South Florida Symphony Orchestra’s 28th Season Ignites With Electrifying Compositions
An adventure in fine food and luscious libations awaits during the 29th Annual Bank of America Wine, Spirits & Culinary Celebration at MODS. Palate-pleasing pours and plates await during the 29th Annual Bank of America Wine, Spirits & Culinary Celebration, run a rescue mission with the PAW PatrolTM: Adventure Play pups, meet real life heroes and practice pumpkin decorating. Explore a taste for adventure this October at the Museum of Discovery and Science (MODS). High-spirited fun and palate pleasing pours and plates await during the return of the 29th Annual Bank of America Wine, Spirits & Culinary Celebration, join PAW-some pups inPAW PatrolTM: Adventure Play, meet real life heroes during Wanna Be Weekend and get painting just in time for Halloween during Pumpkins, Paws and Protectors and experience the newly opened WSVN Be a Meteorologist exhibit. “October at MODS is filled with wonder, discovery and connection. Families can enjoy playful adventures with PAW PatrolTM, celebrate real-life heroes during our Wanna Be Weekends and experience epic cinematic moments with an exclusive 15/70mm IMAX double feature of The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises,” said Discovery, Page 2A
GRAMMY-winning cellist virtuoso Zuill Bailey. (Courtesy of Zuill Bailey)
recently was that only tumors smaller than 3 cm could be treated. Dr. Donoway has pioneered the development of a device that enables the treatment of much larger tumors. Because he matches the treatment with each patient’s molecular testing and circulating tumor cell analysis he has been able to identify patients that may still be candidates for treatment even though they were originally excluded based on tumor size, location and complexity. This has been a project in evolution and now he is submitting it for publication on those patients with advanced cancers now out over
South Florida Symphony Orchestra’s (SFSO) 28th Season, “Juxtapositions,” ignites with a powerful reminder that even in darkness, light will always find its way. Led by award-winning Maestra Sebrina María Alfonso, SFSO launches the electrifying evening with Beethoven’s freedom - fighting Egmont Overture followed by Saint-Saëns’ fiery Cello Concerto No. 1 and Massenet’s hushed “Méditation” from Thaïs featuring GRAMMY®winning cellist virtuoso Zuill Bailey. Capping the evening is Brahms’ Symphony No. 1 – a profound work that took the composer decades to complete, beautifully articulating one’s journey from darkness to triumph. The concert will take place on Wednesday, November 5th at 7:30 p.m., at The Parker, located at 707 Northeast 8th Street, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33304. Enjoy a pre-concert chat with Dr. Alan Mason 30 minutes before the concert, featuring in-depth conversation and insights about the works and composers. “Each of the works we are presenting beautifully expresses challenges we can all relate to – when struggle becomes triumph, and the perseverance it takes to
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At BCT, we believe public transit should be more than just transportation; it should be a fresh experience that makes daily life better for every age. Whether you’re a grandparent creating memories or a kid with a curious heart, there’s a seat for
you on board. Fresh Ride. Bright Vibe.
Dr. Robert Donoway, pioneer in minimally invasive Pancreatic Cancer therapies.
New Hope For Pancreatic Cancer Patients For over a decade Dr. Robert Donoway, a Pancreatic Cancer surgeon, has been treating select patients who have Pancreatic Cancer with a new form of technology called irreversible electroporation, sometimes referred to as the NanoKnife procedure. The treatment which is FDA approved
and involves the passage of high voltage electric current through probes placed in the Tumor during a minimally invasive procedure that requires only an overnight hospital stay, has been found to be quite effective in treating patients with advanced stage disease. The problem until
Big Adventures, Bright Vibes Fresh Ride, Bright Vibe: Your Ride. Your Space. Your Community. By Jose Paz
Every Sunday morning, 10year-old Ethan jumps out of bed a little faster than usual. He knows it’s not just any day; it’s “Grandma Day.” For the past year, Ethan and his grandmother Rachel have made it a tradition to ride the bus together every Sunday. It’s their shared ritual: no rush, no screens, no distractions. Just the two of them, discovering new corners of Broward County one route at a time. Sometimes it’s a visit to the park for kite flying and ice cream. Other times it’s a trip to the library, a stop at the local market, or even an afternoon exploring
nature at a community center. The destinations change, but the feeling stays joyful, relaxed, and connected. “The ride is part of the adventure,” says Grandma Rachel. “And for me, it’s also a way to keep moving, keep social, and share time with my grandson without worrying about driving or parking.” As a senior, Rachel rides with a reduced fare, which helps stretch his budget. She’s also grateful for the thoughtful design of the buses, which have low floors, accessible seating, and drivers who greet her with a smile and lend a hand when needed.
Aventura Arts & Cultural Center Presents Dance, & More, 6A
For Ethan, the bus is magical. He loves watching the city roll by, choosing the “best” seat, and announcing their next stop. “It’s like we’re going on a mini vacation every Sunday,” he says. “And Grandma lets me pick the route.” Their favorite trip? “The one where we went to the farmers market, tried dragon fruit for the first time, and rode back home just in time to catch the sunset.” Ron laughs, remembering the day. “It was a great ride. The bus was cool, clean, and quiet. We were tired, but happy. It’s something we look forward to every week.”
Family Matters: Why Genetic Cancer Testing Is Important, 9A
For senior fares, family-friendly routes, and planning tools, visit Broward.org/BCT or call 954-357-8400.
Free Alzheimer’s Educational Conference, 4A