The OC Fair announced two more acts coming to its Pacific Amphitheatre this summer, including Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons July 22 and country star Brett Eldredge July 29. Tickets to see Valli are $40-$75 and are $50-$90 for Eldredge. Both shows are happening during the official fair season, running July 15-Aug. 14, and include admission to the OC Fair. Over in The Hangar, Dead Man’s

Traditionally, residents experiencing an issue were able to contact their Mutual director, who would then contact the appropriate department and facilitate timely service. Now, Mutual 15 residents are required to call a hotline where they are asked to leave a message and wait for a response. The hotline system, which may be easier for the directors, is very inconvenient for me. Those who are hold

The Copy and Supply Center in Building 5 next to the Security Decal Office, offers copy, notary and passport photo services to residents for a nominal fee. Copy service costs 13 cents per color page; 8 cents, black-andwhite; passport photos, $10 for two photos; and notary, $15 per signature (by appointment only). For more information, call Copy & Supply at (562) 431-6586, ext. 345.

a medical condition for whom wearing a mask could obstruct breathing or who are unconscious, incapacitated or otherwise unable to remove a mask without assistance. • People who are hearing impaired, or communicating with a person who is hearing impaired, for which the ability to see the mouth is essential for communication. The GRF Board of Directors thanks residents for spreading the

CSULB Business students offer free tax prep College of Business students from California State University, Long Beach, are providing free virtual tax preparation assistance to families who make $58,000 or less, low-income students, the elderly, nonresidents and individuals with limited English proficiency. All volunteer students are certified by the IRS. The free service is part of the

In order for everybody to be safe, the Braille Support Group has been canceled until at least April. Those who have questions should call (562) 596-1969.

The Social Club will meet this Friday, Jan. 28, at noon. The club is unable to serve food at this time. The cost is $2, and the club will serve coffee and tea. The club asks people to wear masks.

by Dave Silva LW contributor Until further notice the Leisure World Humanist Association will not hold public meetings, due to the rapid spread of the omicron virus. The speaker from Planned Parenthood, originally scheduled for the Feb. 6 meeting, could have only been facilitated over Zoom. The Humanist Association believes the abortion issue, as it concerns the rights of women in this country,