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Atlantic Classical Orchestra

Celebrates 30th Anniversary Year

Submitted by Louis Mark, M.D.,President, The Atlantic Classical Orchestra is a chamber orchestra classical music ensemble that plays all of its concerts at
Palm Beach County Friends Committee of the ACO that has been performing in Palm Beach Gardens for the this theatre when performing for the North Palm Beach
The Atlantic Classical Orchestra (ACO) will celebrate past five years exclusively at the wonderful Eissey Theatre
its 30th anniversary year with concerts in Vero Beach, Palm on the Palm Beach State College campus. It is the only Atlantic Classical Orchestra Celebrates on page 15
Beach Gardens, and Jupiter on Jan. 7, 8 and 10 respectively.
This “Pearl” anniversary year coincides with the 250th
anniversary of Beethoven’s birth and each of the orchestra’s
four concert series (performed in January, February, March
and April) will feature a work of the master composer. This
includes Symphonies No. 1 and 7, the Lenore Overture No. 3,
and his monumental Violin Concerto. In addition, works by
Wagner, Dvorak, Rachmaninoff, Schumann and Stravinsky
will be performed. The orchestra will also introduce music
by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Jennifer Higdon as
well as by Grammy-nominated guitarist and composer Joao
Luiz.
This year four amazing soloists will perform along with
all the professional musicians of the ACO. These include
pianist Gabriela Martinez, violinist Elena Urioste, harpist
Bridget Kibbey, and bandoneonista Lidia Kaminska. The
bandoneon is a type of concertina/accordion particularly
popular in Argentina and Uruguay and is essential for most
tango ensembles. Lydia will be performing a concerto
written by a famous tango composer.

Drainage Information

From Northern

Palm Beach County

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Why do some yards flood after large quantities Jan. 6, 13, 20, 27
of rain? The simple answer is according to most January Events
approved drainage designs, some water is meant Lighthouse Story Time & Crafts for
to be temporarily stored in public recreational Kids - Jan. 7
areas, yard swale and streets. The excess surface Lighthouse Sunset Tour -
water slowly drains to community lakes or on- Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29
site ponds via street and yard drainage grates Lighthouse Moonrise Tour - Jan. 10
and/or via swales, ditches and canals. The more
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Some yards have drainage swale areas. These are Jan. 30
areas that are sloped to catch water and filter out Family Adventure Day -
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January 2020 / Jupiter Inlet Tide Chart

Day High Low High Low High Day High Low High Low High
Tue 01 5:28 AM EST 2.0 ft 11:51 AM EST 0.2 ft 5:36 PM EST 1.9 ft Thu 17 5:32 AM EST 1.9 ft 11:51 AM EST 0.2 ft 5:35 PM EST 1.8 ft
Wed 02 12:13 AM EST −0.3 ft 6:23 AM EST 2.1 ft 12:43 PM EST 0.2 ft 6:28 PM EST 1.9 ft Fri 18 12:13 AM EST −0.4 ft 6:30 AM EST 2.0 ft 12:47 PM EST 0.0 ft 6:35 PM EST 1.9 ft
Thu 03 1:01 AM EST −0.3 ft 7:12 AM EST 2.1 ft 1:30 PM EST 0.2 ft 7:16 PM EST 1.9 ft Sat 19 1:07 AM EST −0.6 ft 7:25 AM EST 2.1 ft 1:40 PM EST −0.1 ft 7:31 PM EST 2.0 ft
Fri 04 1:47 AM EST −0.3 ft 7:57 AM EST 2.1 ft 2:15 PM EST 0.2 ft 7:59 PM EST 1.9 ft Sun 20 2:00 AM EST −0.8 ft 8:17 AM EST 2.3 ft 2:32 PM EST −0.3 ft 8:25 PM EST 2.1 ft
Sat 05 2:29 AM EST −0.3 ft 8:38 AM EST 2.1 ft 2:57 PM EST 0.1 ft 8:40 PM EST 1.9 ft Mon 21 2:53 AM EST −0.9 ft 9:07 AM EST 2.3 ft 3:24 PM EST −0.4 ft 9:19 PM EST 2.2 ft
Sun 06 3:10 AM EST −0.3 ft 9:16 AM EST 2.1 ft 3:37 PM EST 0.1 ft 9:19 PM EST 1.9 ft Tue 22 3:45 AM EST −0.9 ft 9:56 AM EST 2.4 ft 4:15 PM EST −0.5 ft 10:11 PM EST 2.3 ft
Mon 07 3:49 AM EST −0.3 ft 9:53 AM EST 2.0 ft 4:16 PM EST 0.1 ft 9:58 PM EST 1.9 ft Wed 23 4:37 AM EST −0.9 ft 10:45 AM EST 2.4 ft 5:07 PM EST −0.6 ft 11:05 PM EST 2.2 ft
Tue 08 4:27 AM EST −0.2 ft 10:30 AM EST 2.0 ft 4:54 PM EST 0.2 ft 10:37 PM EST 1.8 ft Thu 24 5:30 AM EST −0.7 ft 11:34 AM EST 2.3 ft 6:01 PM EST −0.6 ft 11:59 PM EST 2.2 ft
Wed 09 5:04 AM EST −0.1 ft 11:07 AM EST 1.9 ft 5:32 PM EST 0.2 ft 11:17 PM EST 1.8 ft Fri 25 6:25 AM EST −0.5 ft 12:24 PM EST 2.2 ft 6:57 PM EST −0.5 ft
Thu 10 5:41 AM EST 0.0 ft 11:44 AM EST 1.9 ft 6:10 PM EST 0.2 ft 11:59 PM EST 1.7 ft Sat 26 12:54 AM EST 2.1 ft 7:22 AM EST −0.3 ft 1:15 PM EST 2.0 ft 7:54 PM EST −0.4 ft
Fri 11 6:20 AM EST 0.1 ft 12:22 PM EST 1.8 ft 6:51 PM EST 0.2 ft Sun 27 1:53 AM EST 2.0 ft 8:22 AM EST −0.1 ft 2:10 PM EST 1.9 ft 8:54 PM EST −0.4 ft
Sat 12 12:43 AM EST 1.7 ft 7:03 AM EST 0.2 ft 1:03 PM EST 1.7 ft 7:36 PM EST 0.2 ft Mon 28 2:55 AM EST 1.9 ft 9:25 AM EST 0.1 ft 3:08 PM EST 1.8 ft 9:54 PM EST −0.3 ft
Sun 13 1:32 AM EST 1.6 ft 7:53 AM EST 0.3 ft 1:47 PM EST 1.7 ft 8:26 PM EST 0.2 ft Tue 29 3:59 AM EST 1.8 ft 10:27 AM EST 0.2 ft 4:08 PM EST 1.7 ft 10:53 PM EST −0.2 ft
Mon 14 2:27 AM EST 1.6 ft 8:50 AM EST 0.4 ft 2:37 PM EST 1.6 ft 9:21 PM EST 0.1 ft Wed 30 5:02 AM EST 1.8 ft 11:26 AM EST 0.2 ft 5:08 PM EST 1.7 ft 11:49 PM EST −0.2 ft
Tue 15 3:27 AM EST 1.7 ft 9:51 AM EST 0.4 ft 3:33 PM EST 1.6 ft 10:19 PM EST −0.1 ft Thu 31 6:00 AM EST 1.8 ft 12:20 PM EST 0.2 ft 6:04 PM EST 1.7 ft
Wed 16 4:30 AM EST 1.7 ft 10:53 AM EST 0.3 ft 4:34 PM EST 1.7 ft 11:17 PM EST −0.2 ft
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