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Dave Israel
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Sunday, March 22, 2020
Friday, March 20, 2020
Thursday, March 19, 2020
With Heartfelt Sympathy
Ron Massa a long time friend and volunteer at UCO, Bingo and many other committees passed away yesterday. You will be missed Ron by many. Deepest Sympathy to your Sisters and Family.
Tuesday, March 17, 2020
Monday, March 16, 2020
MESSAGE FROM COUNTY COMMISSIONER WEISS - COVID-19
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Dear Constituents
As I’m sure you’re all aware, the coronavirus also known as COVID-19 is continuing to spread throughout Palm Beach County, Florida, the United States and the world.
As the virus continues to spread a lot depends on you.
Our county currently has 8 people who have been diagnosed with the virus, statewide this number stands at 155. In all likelihood this number will continue to rise in the coming days, weeks and months.
It’s understandable if you are concerned or nervous.
I want you to know that I and our county administration take this issue very seriously and we are doing everything within our power to contain and slow the spread of the virus.
County staff, the sheriff, state attorney, fire rescue, emergency managers and area health officials regularly meet to coordinate and evaluate appropriate measures, working with local, state and federal agencies and the private sector to handle this in the best possible way.
We will inform you regularly about the measures we are taking.
At this point schools have been closed and most all public events have been canceled with a few exceptions.
The board meeting scheduled for Tuesday March 17 is taking place.
Tomorrow’s election will take place as scheduled.
Our county bus system PalmTran is still operating as is PalmTran connection.
County offices are open.
Our county libraries are open.
The courthouse is open though jury selection and jury trials have been suspended.
The landfill is open and trash will be picked up regularly.
County parks and beaches remain open until further notice.
Our county senior centers are open though they’ve taken precautions.
This might change as we continue to monitor and evaluate.
Again, we are doing everything to contain and slow the spread of the virus.
We are planning for the worst and hoping for the best.
Where we end up depends in large part on how you behave.
I’m asking for you to use common sense.
By now you should all be strict about handwashing, wiping down surfaces, covering your cough or sneeze with a tissue, not touching your face, not going to work sick and be serious about social distancing.
Social distancing means you should minimize in person contact. So stay at home when you can. Skip social gatherings. If you have to go out, maintain a six foot distance from others.
If you do this it will help contain and slow down the spread of the virus and this will save lives.
Lastly, I’m asking all of you to be kind to one another and to be good neighbors.
Though you may not be able to visit your friend in the hospital or your grandparents in the nursing home, you can call them or write them.
If you have an elderly neighbor or friend, offer to do groceries for them.
In times like this we need everyone, young and old, strong and vulnerable to be considerate and thoughtful and we will get through this together.
My office staff has compiled curated lists of useful sources ranging from essential phone numbers, to grocery delivery services, county, state and federal sources.
My office is here for you.
Find me on Facebook by looking for County Commissioner Gregg Weiss.
Email my office at District2@pbcgov.org or call us at 561-355-2202
As I’m sure you’re all aware, the coronavirus also known as COVID-19 is continuing to spread throughout Palm Beach County, Florida, the United States and the world.
As the virus continues to spread a lot depends on you.
Our county currently has 8 people who have been diagnosed with the virus, statewide this number stands at 155. In all likelihood this number will continue to rise in the coming days, weeks and months.
It’s understandable if you are concerned or nervous.
I want you to know that I and our county administration take this issue very seriously and we are doing everything within our power to contain and slow the spread of the virus.
County staff, the sheriff, state attorney, fire rescue, emergency managers and area health officials regularly meet to coordinate and evaluate appropriate measures, working with local, state and federal agencies and the private sector to handle this in the best possible way.
We will inform you regularly about the measures we are taking.
At this point schools have been closed and most all public events have been canceled with a few exceptions.
The board meeting scheduled for Tuesday March 17 is taking place.
Tomorrow’s election will take place as scheduled.
Our county bus system PalmTran is still operating as is PalmTran connection.
County offices are open.
Our county libraries are open.
The courthouse is open though jury selection and jury trials have been suspended.
The landfill is open and trash will be picked up regularly.
County parks and beaches remain open until further notice.
Our county senior centers are open though they’ve taken precautions.
This might change as we continue to monitor and evaluate.
Again, we are doing everything to contain and slow the spread of the virus.
We are planning for the worst and hoping for the best.
Where we end up depends in large part on how you behave.
I’m asking for you to use common sense.
By now you should all be strict about handwashing, wiping down surfaces, covering your cough or sneeze with a tissue, not touching your face, not going to work sick and be serious about social distancing.
Social distancing means you should minimize in person contact. So stay at home when you can. Skip social gatherings. If you have to go out, maintain a six foot distance from others.
If you do this it will help contain and slow down the spread of the virus and this will save lives.
Lastly, I’m asking all of you to be kind to one another and to be good neighbors.
Though you may not be able to visit your friend in the hospital or your grandparents in the nursing home, you can call them or write them.
If you have an elderly neighbor or friend, offer to do groceries for them.
In times like this we need everyone, young and old, strong and vulnerable to be considerate and thoughtful and we will get through this together.
My office staff has compiled curated lists of useful sources ranging from essential phone numbers, to grocery delivery services, county, state and federal sources.
My office is here for you.
Find me on Facebook by looking for County Commissioner Gregg Weiss.
Email my office at District2@pbcgov.org or call us at 561-355-2202
Thank you
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Dave Israel
WEEKLY LCAM REPORT - MARCH 16, 2020
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Follow the link for the UCO Weekly LCAM report by Donald Foster - LCAM.
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Dave Israel
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Sunday, March 15, 2020
Saturday, March 14, 2020
Friday, March 13, 2020
LATEST INFORMATION FROM WPRF REGARDING REC. FACILITY OPERATIONS - MARCH 13, 2020
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Follow the link for the latest WPRF guidance in regard to Rec. Facility operation
Dave Israel
Thursday, March 12, 2020
SPECIAL LETTER FROM WPRF REGARDING COVID 19
Hi all,
Follow the link for WPRF letter regarding the Rec. Facility and COVID 19
Dave Israel
INSURANCE SEMINAR(S)
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Due to concerns over COVID 19, the Insurance seminars planned for March and April 2020 are postponed until further notice
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Dave Israel
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Dave Israel
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Tuesday, March 10, 2020
Massive IGUANA and Miracle Berry {Catch Clean Cook} Iguana Curry
La Naranja Grande ~ The Big Orange
This iguana is not the Expo's Rusty Staub, La Grand Orange, who by the way passed away at Good Samaritan Hospital, WPB on March 29, 2018.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyD9t3uhHio&t=632s
Monday, March 9, 2020
Cancellation Of UCO Installation Lunch
ATTENTION:
THE UCO INSTALLATION LUNCHEON,
SCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 15 ON
THE CRUISE SHIP GRAND CELEBRATION,
HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
SCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 15 ON
THE CRUISE SHIP GRAND CELEBRATION,
HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
ALL ATTENDEES WILL RECEIVE FULL
REFUNDS FROM UCO.
ON SUNDAY, MARCH 15, THERE WILL
BE A PRIVATE SWEARING IN CEREMONY
FOR NEW UCO OFFICERS AT THE UCO
CONFERENCE ROOM. THIS PRIVATE
CEREMONY WILL BE RECORDED, AND
BROADCAST ON CHANNEL 591.
BE A PRIVATE SWEARING IN CEREMONY
FOR NEW UCO OFFICERS AT THE UCO
CONFERENCE ROOM. THIS PRIVATE
CEREMONY WILL BE RECORDED, AND
BROADCAST ON CHANNEL 591.
UCO INSTALLATION LUNCHEON CANCELLED - DUE TO POTENTIAL HEALTH CONCERNS
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The newly elected UCO Officers will be sworn-in on Sunday, March 15th. at 1pm in the UCO Conference room
All monies collected will be refunded in due course.
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Dave Israel
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MORSE LIFE CANCELS LUNCH BUNCH PROGRAM UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
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Morse Life cancels "Lunch Bunch" program until further notice.
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Dave Israel
Sunday, March 8, 2020
UCO WEEKLY LCAM REPORT - MARCH 9, 2020
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Follow this link for the UCO Weekly LCAM Report, by Donald Foster - LCAM.
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Dave Israel
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Friday, March 6, 2020
UCO ELECTIONS - WHO TO VOTE FOR?
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The elections of UCO Officers are just around the corner, specifically on Friday, March 6, 2020. I would like to suggest that Delegates vote for those who I feel will provide the best service to our Village and it's unit owners:
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For President:...............David Israel
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For Vice President:...........David Boas and John Gragg
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Corresponding Secretary:.....Mary Patrick
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Recording Secretary:.....Bob Rivera
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Treasurer:.....Ed Black
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Finally, please do not vote for any candidate, who over the years has regularly disrupted our Delegate Assembly meetings, they have contributed nothing to our Village forward progress.
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Dave Israel
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Thursday, March 5, 2020
INSTALLATION LUNCHEON - SPECIAL NOTICE
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In response to the current health emergency, the Bahamas Paradise Cruise is taking extra precautions. All guests attending the March 15 Installation Lunch will be asked to complete a health form before they are allowed to board the vessel. Please bring along a pencil or pen to speed this process along.
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I will send the actual form via an Information Forward Email, so that you may fill it out in advance and bring it with you to the Installation Luncheon.
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I will send the actual form via an Information Forward Email, so that you may fill it out in advance and bring it with you to the Installation Luncheon.
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Dave Israel
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Wednesday, March 4, 2020
COVID 19 - LATEST INFORMATION
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Dear Point of Dispensing (POD) Partner,
I am reaching out to you to share information on the Coronavirus (COVID-19). The Department of Health in Palm Beach County is working closely with the CDC and the State in response to COVID-19. The situation around the virus that causes COVID-19 is constantly changing. For you reference the most up-to-date information can be found on the CDC’s website at https://www.cdc.gov/
CDC’s site specific to healthcare providers https://www.cdc.gov/
CDC’s site for laboratories https://www.cdc.gov/
I would suggest you bookmark these links so that you have them easily available for updated information.
Also, please feel free to print and post around your facility.
Thank you for your patience while we continue to prepare for the worst, but hope for the best.
Philip J. Dulmage Jr.
Cities Readiness Initiative Coordinator
SE FL Reg. 7 AHIMT – RESL
Division of Performance Improvement & Preparedness
Florida Department of Health
Palm Beach County
800 Clematis Street
West Palm Beach, Fl 33401
(561) 671-4016 office
(561) 702-0578 cell
David Israel
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Tuesday, March 3, 2020
Monday, March 2, 2020
Sunday, March 1, 2020
FRANK CORNISH FOR VICE PRESIDENT OF UCO
FRANK IS TOTALLY DEDICATED TO IMPROVE CONDITIONS IN CENTURY VILLAGE AND IS THE PERSON WHO GETS IT DONE. WE NEED MOVERS...PLEASE VOTE FOR FRANK CORNISH FOR VP.
UCO WEEKLY LCAM REPORT - MARCH 2, 2020
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Follow the link for the UCO Weekly LCAM report by Donald Foster - LCAM
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Dave Israel
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