LW WEEKLY Today, the LW Weekly launched a new enriched E-Edition of the community paper. It features interactive content, robust search capabilities and more fun features. The familiar PDF version will still be available at lwsb.com, but LW residents are invited to explore the new E-Edition at lwweekly.com. It features a fast-loading digital replica that can be viewed on your smartphone,

POOL CONSTRUCTION Preliminary construction related to the pool project is underway, with the creation of an ADA path of travel to the pool. Current regulations require the 1960s-era pool to have handicapped parking, which was not a regulation when the facility was built. The job consists of regrading the parking area and creating an opening in the wall bordering St. Andrews Drive to provide safe

GRF SURVEY by Ruth Osborn managing editor The LW Weekly was forced to reshape much of its editorial content after public health orders related to COVID-19 shut down the LW community in March 2020. Editors introduced an expanded game andpuzzle section, recipes, hobby tutorials, reader columns and photos, mask making instructions and extensive COVID- 19 coverage and guidelines. The paper

THE LATEST FROM CDC The Centers for Disease Control released guidance on May 13 that people who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 can resume activities without wearing masks or staying 6 feet apart, except where required by federal, state, local, tribal or territorial laws, which include local business and workplace guidance. For LW residents, face coverings are still mandated per Orange

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) is dismantling and removing defunct power units from the Haynes Generating Station adjacent to Leisure World. Last weekend, a unit that had just been worked on was fired up, and rust particles were blown from the stack, some of them settling in LW. Security received a couple of complaints about the debris. To report an immediate event, residents