GRF Policy Leisure World clubs and groups are entitled to the use of GRF Trust Property for all manner of pursuits, according to the Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development Act, which is the portion of the California Civil Code that governs cooperative communities like Leisure World. Based on the letters to the editor in the Sept. 23 LW Weekly, the legal requirement to allow such activities

The member column by Nick Massetti on roundabouts in the Sept. 23 edition of the LW Weekly was submitted in his capacity as a LW resident and was not in any way related to his role as a Golden Rain Foundation Board member. As stated in the LW Weekly disclaimer that runs every week on the Perspectives page, opinions expressed in columns and letters do not reflect the policies or opinions of the

After lengthy supply delays, enough parts have arrived to complete the installation of the main electrical and gas line runs at the pool facility. New main electrical feeds and two new 3-inch gas lines have been installed. The old pool was operating via a single 2-inch line. Also installed were new electrical mainline conduits. Site power in conjunction with SCE is continuing this week, including

Beginning Monday, Oct. 4, the City of Seal Beach Senior Shopping Shuttle will have new service hours. The shuttle provides free rides to the Rossmoor shopping area and the Seal Beach Main Street and Pier areas. The new hours of service are Monday-Friday from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. The following is the route schedule. Effective Monday, Oct. 4: • Seal Beach Senior Shopping Shuttle arrives in Leisure

A Mutual 2 resident who thought she was helping her grandson packed $9,000 into a FedEx box and shipped it overnight to Philadelphia before she realized that she had been taken in by a scammer. She doesn’t want anyone else in Leisure World to endure the distress she has suffered since Sept. 21, when a fake grandson called her to request bail money. The call came in at about 8:45 a.m. A man called

The letters expressed outrage on signage being used, demanding that it be removed. But it’s a complicated issue involving GRF policy, First Amendment protections and Davis-Stirling homeowners’ association laws. As it stands now, GRF policy 30-1021 prohibits the display of certain categories of signs, including “political posters,” on Trust Property. While signs are banned from Trust Property,

by Brian Harmon LW contributor The members of the LW Republican Club leadership team strongly endorse this paper’s support for freedom of the press, as it was imagined by George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and the other founders of this country. George Washington said, “For if men are to be precluded from offering their sentiments on a matter, which may involve the most serious and alarming