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The Stuart Air Show Boasts Best Show Yet When
It Returns To The Skies Nov. 12 To 14
The Stuart Air Show is back in 2021 to
highlight performances from more elite
aerial performers than ever before.
This beloved regional event was
sidelined in 2019 by heavy flooding,
which was preceded by the tragic pre-show crash of Dr.
Joseph Masessa. The Stuart Air Show was able to have a
successful 2020 event, making the 2021 air show possible!
The show features two United States Air Force military
fighter jets; the F-16 Demo Team (“Viper”), and the A-10C Back by popular demand is the opening evening twilight a Top Gun: Maverick theme this year, with the new flick set
Thunderbolt II (“The Warhog”). In addition, for the first time air show and Dirty Flight Suit Party on Nov. 12. Guests will to release on Nov. 19.
in North America, Red Bull Pilot Aaron Fitzgerald will do be able to experience an amazing pyrotechnic and firework
barrel loops and fly inverted in a BO 105 C helicopter. show, and live entertainment. The Dirty Flight Suit Party is Tequesta Profile on page 3
TequesTa sPoTliGhT Good Works
Dancers, It’s Time To Wild Pants
Shake And Shimmy! Is Back!
West Palm Beach Police Athletic League’s Unbuckle your
Ballroom Blitz Planned For Sept. 17 creativity for The
In-person event sold-out; fans can vote for their dancer online Arc of Palm Beach
County’s annual Wild
Pants “fun-raiser.”
The dance duos have been The Arc is looking
paired up, and the dance for supporters to
genres have been chosen. s how of f their
Now, it’s time to practice, style in celebration
practice and practice some of di f fe re nc e s,
more for the West Palm i n no v a t i o n , a n d
Beach Police Athletic community spirit.
League’s (PAL) Annual Throughout the
Ballroom Blitz. month of October,
Having returned to Wild Pants participants
its former popularity, will zip up their loony
following a COVID-19- pantaloons, strut
related pause in 2020, the their silly slacks, and Tyson and Ender Mutchler
Ballroom Blitz is sold- engage in peer-to-peer
out, but fans will have an Carmine Colella Robert Norvell Cara Debock fundraising to support The Arc’s vital programs for
people with disabilities. This year’s models will compete
opportunity to bid on their to top the $89,000 raised on the virtual runway in 2020.
favorite dancer online. The “The last 18 months have been a roller coaster for
blitz will welcome six pairs many, but The Arc is a constant for our clients and their
to the dance floor on Friday, families. They rely on us every day, and we need the
Sept. 17. The event begins community’s support to keep living out our mission,”
with cocktails at 6 p.m., said Kimberly McCarten, president and CEO of The Arc
followed by dinner and the of Palm Beach County.
competition at 7 p.m.
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