28 October 2020

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Removing food and fallen fruit, and hazing can help keep coyotes away

Removing food and fallen fruit, and hazing can help keep coyotes away


COYOTE WATCH Residents are reporting coyote sightings on El Dorado and Oakmont roads and in Mutuals 3, 4, 5 and 6, among other locations, according to recent social media posts. A pack of three was seen running between Buildings 40 and 76 in Mutual 4. A lone coyote was recently discovered sleeping on a front porch on Martha Ann and Main Way in Rossmoor. Social media reports have also put

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State releases new guidelines for holiday gatherings

State releases new guidelines for holiday gatherings


COVID-19 With the holiday season approaching, California last week released new guidelines for socializing that prohibit gatherings among more than three households. Officials are emphasizing the importance of maintaining health and safety measures as COVID-19 cases are spiking in some areas and among some demographics, notably older Californians. Flu season is expected to bring added

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Shredding Service is on Nov. 5

Shredding Service is on Nov. 5


GAF The Golden Age Foundation will sponsor a shredding service event in the Clubhouse 2 parking from 10 a.m.-noon. on Thursday, Nov. 5. Residents will drop and go. Masks and social distancing is 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. GAF volunteers will guard bags until a truck

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Chess Club

Chess Club


This week’s puzzle is checkmate in three moves. White moves first. Any answer by black, the white’s third move is checkmate. The Chess Club is unable to play together because of the COVID-19 shutdowns. The chess puzzle will appear in the LW paper weekly. Solution to this week’s puzzle is first move bf6 - The white Bishop moves from a1 to f6.

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Club gives $20,000 to Meals on Wheels Orange County

Club gives $20,000 to Meals on Wheels Orange County


By Tim Kelsey SB Recreation Manager The city of Seal Beach operates a meal program for seniors at the North Seal Beach Community Center through partnership with Meals on Wheels Orange County. The program offers home-delivered meals for residents who are in need of meal delivery. The program also consists of congregate meals available for seniors on-site at the North Seal Beach Center. All meals