Page 2 - Southern Exposure - August '24

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southErn spotlight from page 1 Aaron Ekblad and Matthew Tkachuk,
and star Goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky
also spoke at the parade. Additionally,
Broward County Administrator Monica
Cepero declared the day as “Florida
Panthers Day.”
Despite the rain, thousands of
Panthers fans gathered along Fort
Lauderdale’s A1A and Fort Lauderdale
Beach to celebrate the Florida Panthers’
greatest achievement in franchise
history: winning the Stanley Cup. This
parade started at Riomar Street and
ended by S.E. 5th Street, where crowds
greeted the Florida Panthers and watched
the team celebrate their victory on stage.
Photos by Maxson Media, on
Instagram at maxson.media

Fundraising EvEnt from page 1

Cory Bartle was a masterful culinary artist by the age of
25 whose work brought him an incredible amount of joy.
He was an avid outdoorsman, and he loved skateboarding
and the beach. Cory was passionate about the people he
loved and was willing to help people in any way he could.
Cory was working hard on his recovery and wanted to be
free of addiction. Unfortunately, an accidental overdose
took his life in October 2022. In honor of Cory’s life, his
family created the Cory Bartle Memorial Fund to support
efforts to combat addiction and bring awareness about the
addiction crisis.
Donations made to the Cory Bartle Memorial Fund,
administered by the Hanley Foundation, will provide
lifesaving scholarships for individuals with substance
use disorders who would not otherwise be able to afford
treatment. The fund will also support work to educate
individuals and their families on substance use disorders
and the road to recovery for all involved, with the hopes
of breaking the cycle of addiction and overdose.
For more information, visit hanleyfoundation.org, call
(561) 268-2355, or email info@hanleyfoundation.org.