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Witches Of Delray Beach Bike Ride from page 6 About Achievement Centers For Children And summer camp. ACCF currently serves nearly 700 local
Families (ACCF) children and families from three locations in Delray
Families, a community-based organization dedicated to At Achievement Centers for Children and Families, Beach: Nancy K. Hurd Campus, Village Academy, and
serving under-resourced children and families in Delray children are involved in early learning (toddler and Pine Grove Elementary. For more information, call (561)
Beach and surrounding communities. preschool,) after school, teen and summer camp programs 266-0003 or visit www.achievementcentersFL.org.
“Our witches’ community raised over $28,500 last that help prepare them for academic and social success
year to support ACCF and the children and families we and inspire them to discover their talents. Our families
serve within the community,” said ACCF Community are served through our family support and economic
Impact Manager Kerry Filippone. “We could not make stabilization services which benefit the community
this magic without Alpha and Beta Witches and our Flying by stabilizing families in crisis; supporting them to
Monkeys (volunteers). Our sponsors are faboolous. The serve as the foundation of their child’s growth. Family
entire team at ACCF thanks everyone for their time, strengthening services are embedded within our four
energy, sponsorship, and love year after year!” core programs of early learning, after school, teen and

Boca Downtown Public Library Presents

Art Exhibit ‘Written In Flowers’ By

Bonnie Sorsby, Through Oct. 8

The Downtown Library in Boca Raton presents a new
art exhibit, “Written in Flowers” by Bonnie Sorsby. A native
Floridian, Sorsby notes, “Flowers speak a timeless language,
and I am forever in awe of their ability to communicate a
variety of emotions. My artistic goals include creating work
that brings about positive energy, that heals and evokes
cheerfulness and joy of life in our world.”
Sorsby is a self-taught artist who works primarily in
acrylics. Creatively self-employed for the past 10 years, she
has crafted jewelry, owned an online children’s boutique, and
now works primarily as a photographer and graphic designer
at Photo + Design Company in Lake Worth. Brushes, paints
and canvases stared at her for a couple of years after she
photographed them for a client. She felt a pull to paint, but as
a homeschooling mom of two battling Lyme disease, she felt
overwhelmed by the thought. A friend and mentor offered the
nudge she needed to pick up a brush, and she hasn’t looked
back. Says Sorsby, “What a blessing this ride has been!”
“Written in Flowers,” a free exhibit, runs through
Oct. 8 in the front lobby of the Downtown Library at
400 N.W. 2nd Avenue in Boca.

ROBOTIC

BRONCHOSCOPY

PROGRAM

If lung cancer is found at an earlier stage, it is
more likely to be treated successfully. Delray
Medical Center is proud to announce the launch
of its Ion Robotic Bronchoscopy Program,
bringing some of the latest technology to the
forefront of lung cancer care. The innovative
Ion robotic platform allows for improved access
to hard-to-reach areas of the lung, enabling
physicians to navigate the intricate anatomy
of the lungs with precision, facilitating earlier
detection and minimally invasive treatments.

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schedule your screening.