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VOL. 34 NO. 8                                            www.seabreezepublications.com                                             AUGUST 2021

      Celebrating The Achievements                                                 Loggerhead Marinelife


      Of The Nonprofit Community


      Nominations Are Open Through Aug. 16                                         Center Tips Its Hat To

      Awards to be held for the first time in the Cohen Pavilion at the Kravis Center for the Performing  Topsy After A Two And A
        Nonprofits First announces the return of the in-person event, the Fifth Annual Hats Off Nonprofit

      Arts on Tuesday, Oct. 5 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
      Beach County nonprofit sector and the professionals and volunteers behind the hundreds  Half-Year Hospital Stay
        The Hats Off Nonprofit Awards celebrates and honors nonprofit organizations of the Palm
      of charities who contribute to making our
      community strong. The event is chaired by                                      On Wednesday,  June  23, Loggerhead
      Natalie Alvarez, of Key Private Bank.                                        Marinelife  Center  (LMC)  released  its
        The call for nominations is open now                                       longest-term patient to date, a sub-adult
      through Aug. 16 at 5 p.m. for each category and                              green sea turtle named Topsy. Topsy first
      can be made online at www.hatsoffawards.org.                                 arrived at the center on Dec. 18, 2018 after
                                                                                   sustaining boat strike trauma to its carapace
                                                                                   and being rescued by the United States Coast
                                                                                   Guard personnel offshore. Two and a half
                                                                                   years later, the sea turtle patient was deemed
                                                                                   healthy for release by the Florida Fish and
                                                                                   Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC)
                                                                                   and LMC veterinarians.
                                                                                     Upon  discovery,  the  patient  was  in
                                                                                   great distress and unable to dive or stay
                                                                                   underwater due to injuries associated with
                                                                                   unintentional boat strikes. Additionally, its
                                                                                   blood work revealed a systemic infection
                                                                                   and hypoglycemia, which were treated. In
                                                                                   addition, it received daily wound care.
      Hats Off 2019                        Bob and Donna Goldfarb
                                                                                   Loggerhead Marinelife on page 7
      Celebrating The Achievements on page 2
      The 37th Edition Of The ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival



      Now Accepting Artist Applications



      The Festival Will Run, Feb. 19 And 20, Over                                   As  the  premier  fine  arts  festival  of  the  Palm  Beaches, ArtiGras  also  offers  the
                                                                                  “emerging artist” category for local artists. This program offers selected developing
      Presidents’ Day Weekend 2022                                                artists mentoring services, professional booth photos and complimentary tent rental.
                                                                                  Qualifications include artists who have never exhibited in a show and reside in the Palm
        The 37th edition of the ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival                       Beach County area. Emerging Artist applicants should proceed in the same manner as
      presented  by  Hanley  Foundation,  scheduled  for                          professional artists and submit their artwork online through zapplication.org.
      Feb. 19 and 20, 2022, is currently accepting artist                           Deadline  for  artists  to  apply  online  for
      applications at zapplication.org. Artists can apply                         inclusion  in ArtiGras  is  Saturday,  Sept.  25.
      for jury selection in 12 fine art categories including                      Artists can email artists@artigras.org, call (561)
      ceramics, digital art, drawing and printmaking, fiber (wearable and non-wearable), glass,   748-3942  or  visit  www.artigras.org  for  more
      jewelry, mixed media, painting, photography, sculpture and wood.            information.
        Known as one of the nation’s top art festivals, ArtiGras, in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.,
      annually attracts tens of thousands of art lovers and collectors. The two-day outdoor festival,
      produced by the Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce, showcases a juried exhibition of
      gallery-quality art and offers a unique opportunity for visitors to interact with and purchase
      directly from the artists.











                                                                                  Sculpture by Kimber Fiebiger

                                                                                  ArtiGras Fine Arts Festival on page 4     Greg Davis
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