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NEWS FROM THE CITY OF WESTON
November 12, 2019
Have You Registered for Rotary Run?
The 22nd Annual Rotary Run for Tomorrow will take place on Sunday December 8th. Register today for the Half Marathon or the 5K Run/Walk race. Not a runner? No problem! If you have an elementary school student in your family, be sure to register (for FREE) your family to participate in the Mayor’s Challenge 1-Mile Family Health Walk. Your school can earn a cash prize based on participation! All Rotary Run events take place at the Cypress Bay High School.
School Zones: Clarification on Temporary Parking in Bike Lanes
In last week's Newsday Tuesday, we indicated that vehicles are only allowed to park in bike lanes during morning drop off and afternoon dismissal .

Temporary parking in the bike lanes surrounding Weston's elementary schools will also be allowed for school-based special events, open houses, and special assemblies when parents and guests are invited to attend. The Broward Sheriff’s Office will not enforce the temporary parking only rule during such events, as there is not enough parking on school property to accommodate all the visitors. By State Statute (FSS 316.1945,1) “at the direction of a police officer” Law Enforcement is permitted to allow vehicles to park in bike lanes for a specific purpose, (i.e. drop off, dismissal pick up, or a school-based special event.)  

Vehicles that are parked in the bike lanes beyond the allowable temporary time period will be issued citations.
Free once monthly training class: Hands Only CPR and Stop the Bleed. The life you save may be that of a loved one.
Hands-Only CPR & Stop the Bleed Classes
BSO Weston Fire Rescue offers free Hands-only CPR and Stop the Bleed education once monthly from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. at the Weston Regional Park Soccer Building. The only requirement is pre-registration. For every minute without CPR, the chance of survival goes down 10%. Brain damage can occur in only four minutes. Call 954-389-2015 to register now for the next class on Thursday, November 21st. 
Community Center: Watercolor Painting
Join award-winning watercolorist Rolande Moorhead every Friday from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. for watercolor painting classes. Learn the vocabulary of shapes, colors, compositions and preliminary drawing. Classes are on-going year-round and cost $195 for 6 weeks. Don't miss out!
Thanksgiving Tennis Camp at the Weston Tennis Center
Tennis Camp Offers More Than Tennis
The Weston Tennis Center is serving up a feast of activities over Thanksgiving week with Tennis Camp for kids ages 5-15 and all skill levels are welcome. Camp is held November 26th, 27th and 29th. While tennis is the star attraction, activities also include swimming, soccer, team competitions, arts & crafts and more! Secure your child's spot today.
Boys playing soccer in the AYSO league at Weston Regional Park.
Register Now for AYSO Spring Soccer Season
Join in on the fun on the soccer field with AYSO! The Spring 2020 recreational soccer season will begin in January. Boys and girls ages 4 through 18 are welcome to participate. Register today to secure you child’s spot in the league and take advantage of early bird registration which ends on November 30th.

AYSO 644 offers additional programs for participants under age 4 and players over 35, too!
GIS Day is November 13th!  Learn about the Geographic Information Systems used to collect, display and manage geographic data.
GIS Day is November 13th
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology is the framework for gathering, analyzing and managing geographic data to help us make better decisions. Here in Weston, GIS is used for many things. Over 35,000 trees are tagged with GIS coordinates, in addition to water lines, irrigation systems, property lines, streets, parcels, fire hydrants, park features, bike lanes, police and fire response zones, census information, school district boundaries and more. 
Women's History Essay Contest
Almost 100 years ago, the 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote. The Florida Commission on the Status of Women are seeking entries for the Women’s History Essay contest to raise awareness of female leaders and their contributions to history. Florida students in 6th, 7th, and 8th grades are encouraged to write about the significance of voting and why everyone should vote in the 2020 elections.

Entries are due on December 20, 2019 at 5 p.m.
Did You Know? U.S. State Department Offers a Variety of Student Exchange Programs
Students in high school through graduate school can apply to participate in one of the several exchange programs offered by the U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. Explore your world by deepening your knowledge and making lasting connections world-wide by participating as a scholar or a host family.
Water Safety: Learn to Swim
Did you know that 90% of drownings occur when a child walks out the door without anyone noticing? Learning to swim is a life skill everyone can develop and it is the first step towards preventing a drowning. Children ages 6 months through 4 years-old in Broward County are eligible to receive a FREE swim lesson coupon (value of $40) towards the cost of swim lessons. Don’t miss out!