When there is doubt about LW policy or rules and regulations, residents should refer to their Occupancy Agreement, or direct questions to their mutual directors or GRF representatives.
When there is doubt about LW policy or rules and regulations, residents should refer to their Occupancy Agreement, or direct questions to their mutual directors or GRF representatives.
COMMUNITY STRONG
In response to seeing a need for masks throughout the community, the Golden Age Foundation (GAF) hosted its second mask giveaway on June 12 in Veteran’s Plaza. The event drew out many people, causing the line to snake around the Clubhouse 3 building at one point, with everyone standing six feet apart. The group ended up giving away 800 masks to the community. Another 650 masks
COMMUNITY STRONG
In response to seeing a need for masks throughout the community, the Golden Age Foundation (GAF) hosted its second mask giveaway on June 12 in Veteran’s Plaza. The event drew out many people, causing the line to snake around the Clubhouse 3 building at one point, with everyone standing six feet apart. The group ended up giving away 800 masks to the community. Another 650 masks
LW ANNIVERSARY
Gene and Margaret Smith were married on June 17, 1955 in Redondo Beach, Ca. Gene was working for the North American Aviation at the time. In 1958 they had twin daughters, Barbara and Beverly and in 1960 they had a third daughter, Susan. In 1969 they all moved to Dexter, Maine, where Gene was born and grew up. Margaret was born in Bristol, England and immigrated to Main in 1949.
LW ANNIVERSARY
Gene and Margaret Smith were married on June 17, 1955 in Redondo Beach, Ca. Gene was working for the North American Aviation at the time. In 1958 they had twin daughters, Barbara and Beverly and in 1960 they had a third daughter, Susan. In 1969 they all moved to Dexter, Maine, where Gene was born and grew up. Margaret was born in Bristol, England and immigrated to Main in 1949.
By Mary Larson
LW Contributor
Since Democratic Club cannot meet in person to discuss issues, the group would like to highlight some issues that are of interest to the Democratic party both in Orange County and the rest of the United States.
The Democratic Party of Orange County passed a broad, comprehensive reform resolution that requires endorsed candidates to commit to introducing legislation
By Mary Larson
LW Contributor
Since Democratic Club cannot meet in person to discuss issues, the group would like to highlight some issues that are of interest to the Democratic party both in Orange County and the rest of the United States.
The Democratic Party of Orange County passed a broad, comprehensive reform resolution that requires endorsed candidates to commit to introducing legislation
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