New Store Lv2bfit to hold Ribbon Cutting Ceremony with Mayor of Rye Brook Joan Feinstein at Grand Opening

Rye Brook, New York (PRWEB) October 17, 2011

Rye Brook Plaza?s newest store, Lv2bfit, will hold a Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony with Mayor of Rye Brook, Joan Feinstein, on October 20th at 5:30 P.M.

There will be a live DJ, hors d?oeuvres from Buddha & Skinny Cocktails! Check out the fabulous new location, and try on some of the season?s latest trends in fashion fitness attire at Lv2bfit! 10% of proceeds of any items sold from the Grand Opening Event until October 31, 2011 will be donated to Women at Risk, the Breast Cancer Program at New York-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center, whose mission is to enhance the lives of women who are at high risk for and with breast cancer through research, education and support.

Located at 13 Rye Ridge Plaza in an elegant 1642 square foot boutique, local fitness trainer Patty Palmieri combined her two greatest passions: fashion and fitness. The Rye Brook store will carry unique clothing and accessories that will enable Westchester County women to hit the gym in style.

Lv2bfit Founder Patty Palmieri is a local fitness instructor at THE GYM in Armonk, NY, with over 30 years of experience in fitness. She has taught everything from BBX, to interval classes, boot camp and gliding.

?I wanted to give inspiration to all those who enjoy exercise. I truly believe that fitness wear can be ?work out, wear out? attire. Wearing a great exercise outfit will make you look great, and looking great makes you feel great and work out harder. As my motto states, "Exercise? Or do you mean Accessorize?? said Palmieri.

Lv2bfit features fashion-forward and unique luxury brands including Angelique De Paris, Alo Sport, Blake Brody, Body Language Sportswear, Butter Super Soft, C & C, Carolina Amado, Hardtail, I am Beyond, Khirma Eliazov Handbags, Sabina Les Scarves, Stephanie Johnson, Splits59, Lucy, Suzi Roher and more! Lv2BFit also carries a wide selection of accessories from Sabina Les Scarves, LoveQuotes to Henry Cuir. Lv2bfit was awarded the 2011 Best of Westchester Winner for ?Best Athletic Wear Shop.?

About Lv2bfit

Lv2bfit is a fashion fitness boutique specializing in active wear and couture accessories located in Rye Ridge Plaza in Rye Brook, NY. Launched by fitness instructor Patty Palmieri, Lv2bfit mixes Patty?s passions: fashion and exercise, into a unique boutique. Lv2bfit carries a variety of exercise lines from Splits59, Alo Sport, Margarita Active Wear and more! If you are interested in a one-of-a-kind must have look at the gym, Lv2bfit is your ?work out, wear out? one-stop shop for all of your fitness and accessory needs. With stunning accessories from Sabina Les Scarves, LoveQuotes and Henry Cuir, you will be sure to find a unique outfit that no one else has at the gym. Lv2bfit was awarded the 2011 Best of Westchester Winner for ?Best Athletic Wear Shop.? Lv2bfit is located at 13 Rye Ridge Plaza in Rye Brook, NY. For more information, please visit http://www.lv2bfit.net or the Lv2bfit Facebook Fan page.

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Jacksonville, Florida Mayor Alvin Brown and City Council Join In Proclaiming February As Protect The Children Month

Jacksonville, FL (PRWEB) January 25, 2012

Donald J. Dymer, president and chief executive officer of SingleSource Services Corporation, a background screening company based in Jacksonville Beach Florida announced today that a proclamation was issued by Mayor Alvin Brown that stated, ?The City of Jacksonville joins SingleSource in recognizing the importance about speaking out against sexual abuse and in educating the community about ways to identify sexual offenders and protect children from harm.? In addition, The City Council of Jacksonville issued a resolution also honoring the month and expressing support for the Protect the Children Conference.

The Mayoral proclamation noted the goal of the February 3rd, Protect the Children Conference at the University of Florida is to illuminate the issues associated with childhood sexual abuse. It goes on further to say that if we are to stop sexual abuse against children, we must stop the silence by educating the community about the signs of abuse and encouraging victims to speak out about their experiences.

Don Dymer, president and chief executive officer of SingleSource Services Corporation and sponsor of the conference thanked Mayor Brown at the Jacksonville Oceanside Rotary Club breakfast on January 24. ?Having the Mayor?s support means a great deal to us. Mayor Brown is a man of conviction and action, and we hope to take that energy and carry it from our conference on February 3rd throughout the entire month as we launch an aggressive educational campaign.? The objective of The Protect the Children Conference, sponsored by SingleSource Services Corporation, is to illuminate the issues surrounding the sexual abuse of children and youth outside of the home by those entrusted with their care such as coaches, teachers, clergy, mentors and volunteers.

Mr. Dymer is encouraging all those who are involved with the care, education and mentoring of children and youth to attend this important conference. Headlining the conference will be Dr. Gene Abel, Director of Research at Abel Screening in Atlanta. Dr. Abel has won numerous honors and awards for his work and research projects that have uncovered new information to help prevent child sexual abuse. The conference agenda includes other noted professionals from the nation?s leading organizations who will provide invaluable insight on what people can do to identify and prevent child sexual abusers from becoming the volunteers or employees who will have youth entrusted to their care.

?Every day thousands of children will be sexually abused by people they trust,? notes Dymer. ?The children cannot stop this epidemic but adults can.?

To find out more about the conference, please contact Donald J. Dymer at SingleSource Services Corporation at the telephone listed number below. To read the complete brochure and register for the event please visit: http://www.singlesourceservices.com/protectthechildren or call 1.800.713.3412.

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