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New on-call bus system offers shorter wait times

New on-call bus system offers shorter wait times


Leisure World residents are zipping around the community with speed and efficiency thanks to a new on-call, point-to-point bus system that was implemented Jan. 6. Minibus drivers and riders alike are finding the system easy to use, and the elimination of bus schedules and fixed routes has cut down both wait times and ride times. “Things are going very well,” said Transportation Manager Grant

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Pulitzer winner to speak on the future of journalism

Pulitzer winner to speak on the future of journalism


Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author Michael Hiltzik will present a program on the future of journalism today, Jan. 16, in Clubhouse 4 at 2 p.m., hosted by the Seniors For Peace club. Hiltzik will be speak about how he sees journalism being affected in the foreseeable future and how he and his fellow journalists plan to deal with it. Hiltzik has written for the Los Angeles Times

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Salvation Saturday Donation Event

Salvation Saturday Donation Event


The Jan. 11 Salvation Saturday event was an unqualified success as an army of shareholders descended on the Community Gardens to fill two large Salvation Army trucks to the brim with donated household goods, clothing and furniture. Special thanks goes to the Salvation Army drivers and helpers, as well as the cadre of GRF and Mutual volunteers who greeted shareholders and assisted in unloading

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‘Oppenheimer’ to be shown Jan. 18

‘Oppenheimer’ to be shown Jan. 18


MOVIE MATINEE 'Oppenheimer' to be shown Jan. 18 “Oppenheimer,” rated R, will be featured in a matinee screening on Saturday, Jan. 18, at 1 p.m. in Clubhouse 4. People are welcome to bring snacks and beverages, as well as a neighbor or friend, to enjoy the complimentary show. The three-hour movie was directed by Christopher Nolan and stars Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt and Matt Damon.

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GRF will not mail utility payments on behalf of LWers

GRF will not mail utility payments on behalf of LWers


NOTICE The Golden Rain Foundation no longer accepts payments for utilities such as Southern California Edison, Superwire, etc., for processing at the Administration Building. Payments were once accepted, but the GRF is no longer supplying the postage to mail them as part of a company-wide cost cutting effort. Residents must now directly mail payments to their utility providers.

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