The Golden Age Foundation will sponsor a shredding service event in the Clubhouse 2 parking lot from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 5. Residents will drop and go, no waiting in line. People must wear masks and social distancing will be strictly enforced. Residents are asked to put documents to shred in plastic or brown bags that can be recycled. Cardboard boxes will not be accepted.

Leisure World resident Phil Arnold emailed to warn people about a recent spate of “malicious phishing emails” he received. After opening the first one, which was supposedly from Chase Bank, he has learned “ not to click” on anything in an email that is from e.something.com. The e. is a tip-off that it is phishing. So far he has received emails from @e.chase.com, @e.experian.com and @e.bluehost.com.

A Mutual 11 resident checked in recently to caution her fellow Yahoo email user residents not to fall for a phishing scam using Yahoo. “Watch out for this, it really looked authentic,” said Susan Shaver. She got a colorful, legitimate-looking email telling her that she would no longer be able to access her Yahoo account and after a certain date unless she clicked on a provided link to verify

Approved Consent Agenda MOVED and duly approved to adopt the Consent Agenda, as amended: the minutes of the August 25, 2020 Golden Rain Foundation (GRF) Board of Directors (BOD) meeting, as presented; the minutes of the August 31, 2020, and the September 17, 2020, Golden Rain Foundation (GRF) Board of Directors (BOD) Special meetings, accepted the financial statements, of August 2020, for audit,

Clubhouse Four Tuesday, September 29, 2020, 1:00 p.m. Via Live Stream To view the live GRF Board meeting: • Go to www.lwsb.com • Click on the Live GRF Board meeting tab. • The live streaming uses YouTube live and terminates at the close of the meeting 1) Call to Order/Pledge of Allegiance 2) Roll Call 3) President’s Comments a) Announcements 4) Seal Beach City Council Member’s

Reviewed all Cost Center proposed budgets for incorporation into the 2021 Operating budget and made recommendations to staff for amendments to the budgets to be presented at the September 29, 2020, GRF Board meeting, for final approval.

Editor: The bizarre events now taking place at our postal service are personal to me. As a retired letter carrier, who spent 31 years delivering the mail, it’s severely disappointing to see an organization that has served the American public so long and so well needlessly degraded. The Post Office has a 90 percent approval rating with the public. This slowdown in service hurts everyone. When

Unhealthy conditions from the wildfire ash blanketing Southern California persisted this week. As massive wildfires—including the Bobcat fire near the San Gabriel Valley and the El Dorado fire in the Inland Empire—continue to burn, Orange County residents were advised to continue to limit outdoor activities, according to the South Coast Air Quality Management District. LW residents can

by Mike Levitt LW contributor Our lives may be different right now, but many of our routine, important activities remain unchanged. This certainly includes regular maintenance of our golf carts. Failure to add water to your batteries or air to cart tires could lead to a lot of extra and unplanned walking. The Rollin’ Thunder Golf Cart Club is ready to help. The club’s quarterly Air&