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By BARBARA DINERMAN, Special to the Sun-Sentinel, July 26, 1992
I spent my first 13 summers in Old Orchard Beach, Maine, and my memories of those days are vivid. It was in Old Orchard that I began the process of growing up. Every year, my parents, older sister and I would drive up from Lowell, Mass., passing dozens of little one-room tourist cabins. From the back seat, I would fantasize about waking up in my own little cabin, ready to chop wood. In the late 1940s and early `50s, motels were just coming into vogue, and they looked slick and monotonous compared with those homely cabins nestled under the pines.
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By Doreen Christensen and Sun Sentinel, August 19, 2014
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By JACK ZINK, Theater Writer, February 22, 1987
At the Caldwell Theatre Company, Anton Chekhov`s 1904 classic The Cherry Orchard is in bloom -- which is to say it`s not yet ripe. At face value, this revival is frequently charming and, once in a while, downright fun. In his program notes, director Michael Hall expresses a desire to shake the mothballs out so that we might see what the playwright meant when he described the work as a comedy. Hall has succeeded in that regard. The plot concerns an aristocratic Russian family at the turn of the century.
SPORTS
By Y.A. Teitelbaum, Correspondent, March 2, 2014
WELLINGTON — Having a healthy Adolfo Cambiaso makes a big difference. And even though the world's best player wasn't 100 percent, he guided pre-tournament favorite Valiente over Orchard Hill 12-8 in the 26-goal C.V. Whitney Cup Sunday at International Polo Club Palm Beach. Prior to the opening throw-in, both teams were led to midfield by Carlos Gracida's sons, Mariano and Carlitos, flanking a riderless horse as spectators rose for a moment of silence to pay respect to the legendary Hall of Fame player who died after a polo accident on Tuesday.
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By Jerry Libonati, August 13, 2006
The Ghost Light Series, a local group of actors, will present a reading of the Anton Chekhov play The Cherry Orchard at the Oakland Park Library at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Project director and actor Kevin Johnson has cast 13 people for the event. "I've known of this play since I did it in college and I thought it would be nice to revisit that because most of the programs we see here are new or they're musicals and the established works aren't touched upon enough," Johnson said. "This will bring those pages to life again."
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By Jerry Libonati, August 13, 2006
The Ghost Light Series, a local group of actors, will present a reading of the Anton Chekhov play The Cherry Orchard at the Oakland Park Library at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Project director and actor Kevin Johnson has cast 13 people for the event. "I've known of this play since I did it in college and I thought it would be nice to revisit that because most of the programs we see here are new or they're musicals and the established works aren't touched upon enough," Johnson said. "This will bring those pages to life again."
LIFESTYLE
Adapted by Amy Friedman, November 1, 2005
In Cornwall, a land of woodland dells, towering cliffs and moorland cairns, the Small People live, though most of us have never seen them. Lively and graceful folk, barely knee-high, some of the Small People are known as Piskies, and it is they who love to dance and play and feast. They ride hares and dress in fancy clothes and fine jewels. They are thousands and thousands of years old, and not always sweet. Sometimes they steal children and other people and leave changelings in their place so their theft will not be discovered.
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June 15, 2001
Gabriella Frietas of Orchard View Elementary in Delray Beach won "Best of Show" in the Family Images 2001 Art Competition. Gabriella was awarded $300, which will be shared with her school's art department. Her teacher, Erica Bordonaro, received a $25 gift certificate. The contest invited students in grades K-12 to create artwork with family life themes. First-, second- and third-place winners from each grade level received cash prizes of $50, $30 and $20, respectively. First place winners were: Kindergarten: Matthew Campbell, Orchard View Elementary; first grade: Oscar Carl, Addison Mizner Elementary; second grade: Ryan Chan, Citrus Cove Elementary; third grade: Brianna Rouse, Poinciana Elementary: fourth grade: Jessica Pierre, Rolling Green Elementary; fifth grade: Anabely Escarpita, Orchard View Elementary; ninth grade: Lauren Schade, Boca Raton High; 10th grade: Brian Bahn, Boca Raton High; 11th grade: Nick Ziros, Boca Raton High; and 12th grade: Robert Dickerson, Boca Raton High.
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By KERRY LYNN FRALEY, Special to the Sun-Sentinel, September 13, 1992
Longtime neighbors Edwin Deicke and Rae Carole Armstrong shared a passion for greenery. Armstrong remembers how proud Deicke was of his backyard orchard, an acre of trees, shrubs and plants ranging from common citrus to exotic persimmons. "One of his very favorite pastimes was his orchard," said Armstrong, a Plantation council member. It seems only fitting, she said, that the park under construction at 1200 NW 106th Ave. in Plantation be named in memory of Deicke, a city pioneer and philanthropist who died in 1984.
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May 17, 1997
Orchard View Elementary School Parent Teacher Association is presenting Fashion on the Avenue at 4 p.m. Sunday at The Musician's Exchange, 213 E. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach. The fashion show and dinner, a fund-raising event for the school, will display a wide variety of fashions for mothers and daughters of all ages. Tickets cost $20 for adults and $10 for children 12 and younger. For more information, call 561-272-6994.
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Marci Shatzman mshatzman@tribune.com, October 2, 2013
You might ask why theater companies are still doing Anton Chekhov 110 years after the iconic Russian playwright wrote the tragicomedy "The Cherry Orchard. " But don't ask Elizabeth Price, 39, a seasoned actress and second-year graduate student in acting at Florida Atlantic University. FAU is staging the play from Oct. 4 through 13. "Chekhov's use of comedy and tragedy is fascinating. You can't get stuck in a rut," said Price, who plays a lead as Liubov Ranyevskaya, the aristocrat who owns the family estate about to be auctioned off to pay the mortgage.
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DAVID DIPINO dddipino@tribune.com, August 8, 2012
Orchard View Elementary School improved from "C" to "B" status in the Florida Department of Education's 2011-12 school grades, and staff members say they are determined to continue sharpening students' performance. "We were just 20 points away from an A. We're making significant progress," Orchard View Principal Kathleen DePuma said. "Our goal for this year is to continue to an A status school. " The students will be working on the Common Core State Standards Initiative this coming school year.
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REBECCA DEELAGLORIA Forum Publishing Group, December 15, 2010
A new developer has bought the unfinished Orchard Grove community in Pompano Beach with plans to complete the project. The City Commission gave preliminary approval to Orchard Grove Partners LLC to finish construction on a project that began several years ago. Another developer, Coscan Homes, had started the project and developed about one-third of the community of town homes. But during the real estate market decline, the company ran into financial trouble and the project has sat idle.
SPORTS
By Y.A. Teitelbaum, Sun Sentinel Correspondent, April 18, 2010
Julio Arellano scored seven goals to lead Crab Orchard to a 13-8 win in the Arcalux 106 t h annual U.S. Open Championships on Sunday at International Polo Club Palm Beach. Julio Arellano's luck changed. Pre-tournament favorite Crab Orchard, sparked by Arellano's seven goals, defeated defending champion Audi 13-8 to capture the Arcalux 106 t h annual U.S. Open Championships on Sunday at International Polo Club Palm Beach. It was Arellano's fourth U.S. Open championship and his first since 1995.
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By Y.A. Teitelbaum, Sun Sentinel correspondent, April 15, 2010
Julio Arellano thinks it's time for his luck to change. Arellano, a former Wellington resident who graduated from Cardinal Newman, scored twice in the final four minutes to spark pre-tournament favorite Crab Orchard over Valiente 10-7 in the semifinals of the Arcalux 106th annual U.S. Open Championships Thursday at International Polo Club Palm Beach. In Sunday's 3 p.m. final, Crab Orchard plays defending champion Audi, which jumped out to a 5-0 halftime lead and held off a late rally to defeat Lechuza Caracas 7-6 in the second semifinal.
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By Y.A. Teitelbaum, Sun Sentinel correspondent, March 27, 2010
After winning the first two major tournaments of the season, 10-goaler Adolfo Cambiaso and Crab Orchard have the proverbial target on their backs for the 106th Arcalux U.S. Open, which begins Sunday at International Polo Club Palm Beach. Cambiaso, who became the youngest 10-goaler in the history of the sport at age 17 in 1993 and is generally acknowledged as the world's best player, is attempting to win his sixth U.S. Open title and third with Crab Orchard. Cambiaso led Crab Orchard to the U.S. Open title in 2007 and 2008 but took last year off. The tournament kicks off with a doubleheader on Sunday.
NEWS
By TOM LASSITER, Staff Writer, October 12, 1986
PLANTATION -- It`s an open-air fruit market with prices that can`t be beat. "They`re welcome to the fruit that has dropped, but we do ask that they check in with the park office first," said Kim Suppo, manager of Plantation Heritage Park. Ask first, and don`t climb the trees. Those are the only ground rules for the fruit orchard, he said. Although the park offers picnic areas, fishing, and paddleboat and bicycle rentals, the park also is the site of many unusual and exotic plants. "The whole park is supposed to be on a horticultural theme," Suppo said.
ENTERTAINMENT
By PAT MacENULTY Special to the Sun-Sentinel, October 29, 2000
THE FAMILY ORCHARD. Nomi Eve. Knopf. $25.00. 316 pp. The Family Orchard is a strange sort of book that doesn't always read like a novel. The narrative is actually a pastiche, comprising one character's "factual" recollections; another character's imaginative interpretation of those recollections; the latter's "telling" sections directed toward her husband, which offer more analytical interpretations of the narrative; occasional insertions from other characters'...
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By Y.A. Teitelbaum, Sun Sentinel Correspondent, March 21, 2010
It's two down and one to go for Crab Orchard. Ten-goaler Adolfo Cambiaso scored five goals to lead a balanced attack en route to a 12-7 victory over Las Monjitas in the USPA Piaget Gold Cup on Sunday at International Polo Club Palm Beach. Crab Orchard has now won both 26-goal tournaments, with only the U.S. Open remaining as it attempts to become the first team to win all three major tournaments in the same season at IPC since White Birch in 2005. "This is step two," said Crab Orchard patron George Rawlings.
NEWS
By Samantha Frank The Palm Beach Post, January 12, 2010
The annual safety patrol trip to Washington, D.C., is a rite of passage for many students in Palm Beach County. For most students at Orchard View Elementary School, a Title I school in Delray Beach, it's a dream that's financially out of reach. That's about to change. The students of the safety patrol squad reached out to the community and raised more than $11,000 for their trip. All 24 students who wanted to go are scheduled to make the journey by train Thursday to the nation's capital.
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