Page 2 - Boca ViewPointe - March '23

Page 2, Viewpointe March 2023
Act As One For Boca Pointe Community Association, Inc.

The Good Of All! 6909 SW 18th St., Suite A120 A special Thank You to our monthly volunteer contributing writers
Boca Raton, FL 33433
Office (561) 395-7551 Fax (561) 395-5936 Steve Handwerker Anne Gannon Arthur Dermer
By Steve Handwerker Email: info@bocapointe.com Judith Levy Elyse Weintraub Brown William A. Gralnick
Website: www.bocapointe.com Dr. Ronald J. Meyers Hillary Reynolds Milagros Gutierrez de Herrera
To do good in the world Access Control Lisa Sileo Oris Martin Yishai Mizrahi
Rayna Becker
Robert Weinroth
we need to be able to work Operator: (561) 395-3392 Halli Moore Barry J. Haberman
together and work with allies Voice mail system: (561) 395-3369 Harold Katz Peter Sachs
Website: www.gateaccess.net
aligned with our values of Harriet Rubin Steven L. Abrams
sustainability, peace and Staff
the most good for the most Lisa Cammaleri, Assistant Manager
Yvonne Rivera, Administrative Assistant
number. The planet has seen an Marcel Dos Santos, Director of Security
average 68% drop in mammal, The views of the writers of the various articles in this newspaper do not
bird, fish, reptile and amphibian populations in the last 50 years! Viewpointe of Boca Pointe is the newspaper necessarily reflect the views of the Boca Pointe Community Association.
The loss is fundamentally caused by resource misuse and habitat of Boca Pointe Community Association, Inc. The Association nor the individual writers are not responsible for claims or
Please direct all questions, comments or
promises contained in any advertising material appearing in the Viewpointe.
destruction due to unsustainable consumption, and agricultural articles for Viewpointe to lisa.cammaleri@ Such claims and promises are the sole responsibility of the individual
practices and deforesting. Biodiversity losses range from 94% in fsresidential.com. advertiser.
Latin America and the Caribbean to 24% in Europe and Central
Asia. We must change the ways we produce and consume foods
by making agriculture and life styles more sustainable, reducing
waste, and adapting and adopting to healthier more sustainable
diets. We all need to cultivate, in each of our lifestyles, A
MOVEMENT toward change. Groundwork ORV is one example
you can check it out.
Creating climate safe/sustainable buildings, using efficient
renewable practices is a vital component. Making conservation
a focus in utilizing empty spaces and also congested areas.
Greener and more accessible transportation (increase miles
traveled by passengers on public transit by 25%) is another
useful way to focus on creating a MOVEMENT TO CHANGE.
More tree coverage (at least 30%) in populated areas would also
significantly impact a green strategy. Simple ways to improve
our planetary presence and have less of a footprint is purchase
foods grown locally and organically and waste less and less of
it in consumption practices. Conservation and sustainability
involves a restorative process not just with the land but with our
hearts and minds as well so we as human are more connected to
our environment and the land that is so precious and limited!

Steven E. Handwerker Ph.D. D.div, RM
Board Certified Licensed Psychologist
50 years experience
www.peacewk.org.
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Lease Renewals

Renters- If you plan to renew your lease at Boca
Pointe, please provide the BPCA Management
office a copy of your renewal lease and vehicle
registration prior to your lease expiration date.
Both items are needed to ensure that your
transponder does not get deactivated when the
lease ends. Please email to admin@bocapointe.com.
Thank you! 

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