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OCTOBER 2021
Feast Of Little Italy Celebrates 20th Anniversary

– The Year Of Gratitude

The long-awaited return of the Feast of Little Italy will “As I reflected on the
celebrate its 20 anniversary, a year full of gratitude on past two decades, my
th
November 5 to 7. The cultural festival known for the Italian heart is full of gratitude
ambience, national Italian American entertainers, and authentic for the way in which our
food will be offering free admission in honor of its 20th community received The
anniversary to thank the community for all the support for the Feast of Little Italy. With
past two decades. that being said and knowing
Festival hours throughout the weekend, are: 4 to 10 p.m., all the hardships that all of
Friday; 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., Saturday; and 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., us experienced one way or
Sunday. Parking is free. another through COVID, I
Now in its 20th year, the “Feast of Little Italy” presented by Alfa Romeo and felt it was important for me
Maserati of Stuart, promises a weekend filled with entertainment, food, and fun, served to make a gesture to show
up Italian-style! Each year, the Feast of Little Italy draws three generations of families
with a promise to offer something special for everyone to enjoy and remember as they Feast Of Little Italy
create memorable moments together that last a lifetime. on page 2 Galbani Chef Marco Sciortino Cannoli stack
Tampa General Hospital Loggerhead Triathlon

Draws Record Crowds

More than 600 athletes from
across the country descended
on Jupiter, Fla., for the Tampa
General Hospital Loggerhead
Triathlon on Saturday, August
28. The slightly cloudy day
offered ideal race conditions.
The event, which dates back
to 1985, has become a must on
the southeast race circuit. The

Loggerhead Triathlon Jennifer Trefelner, Diamond Candy Helms, Renee
on page 3 Matt Harmon Angela Ruiz Elnat Gershon Litty Rochefort
Local Marine Corps Veteran Receives Keys

To His New Home During Habitat For Humanity

Of Palm Beach County Veterans Build

One local United States Marine Corps (USMC) veteran received keys to his new home
during Habitat for Humanity of Palm Beach County (HFHPBC) Veterans Build, on Aug. 7 in
Jupiter. This special day began with Veterans Build Volunteer Day, where former members of
the military and those who support them joined Habitat on the build site to complete the home
for USMC veteran Lawrence Zwigart; followed by the Habitat Home Dedication Ceremony.

Local Marine Corps Veteran on page 5

Left to right: Bernie Godek, CEO of Habitat for Humanity of Palm Beach County (U.S. Army
veteran); Mike DeBock, HFHPBC board chair (U.S. Army veteran); Lt. Gen. Robert Chelberg,
board president of Wounded Veterans Relief Fund; Maria Marino, county commissioner for
District 1; USMC veteran Lawrence Zwigart and Habitat homeowner; Rep. John Snyder;
Ilan Kaufer, Jupiter Town Council representative; and Mike Durkee, executive director of
Wounded Veterans Relief Fund (U.S. Army veteran).