20 January 2021

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Learn how to reach a healthier you at Friday’s Zoom meeting

Learn how to reach a healthier you at Friday’s Zoom meeting


SUNSHINE CLUB Everyone wants to be healthier, but it’s hard to know where to start. It helps to have a plan of action. Join the Sunshine Club on Friday, Jan. 22 at 10 a.m. as Angeline Renfrow discusses how to set goals to help you to reach a healthier you! To join the Zoom meeting, go to https://us02web.zoom.us/j/821 19904568?pwd=dkVmOVowRU1 uQXRNb2QveFdFSHp4Zz09. The meeting ID is 821

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Find fresh fruit every week at the  Seal Beach Farmers’ Market

Find fresh fruit every week at the Seal Beach Farmers’ Market


By Ellen Branningan LW contributor Make sure to go to the Farmers’ Market, located in the Seal Beach Village at Seal Beach and Westminster Boulevards, for good food and camaraderie every Tuesday morning. The market is open from 9 a.m.–1 p.m., rain or shine, according to owner and manager Aldo Flores. One of the companies you’ll see at the market, T.R. Cairns, whose motto is “We sell

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they were mobilized for a ….

they were mobilized for a ….


they were mobilized for a special delivery of COVID-19 registration packets, two to each unit. The five-page packets were printed in the GRF Copy and Supply Center by Distribution employees Wendi Noble and Cindy Maiden. They copied more 13,216 packets, working until after 11 p.m., Friday, and back at it on Saturday at 7:30 a.m., despite it being a three-day weekend. After packets were bundled,

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Seal Beach Cornerstone Church donates $1,000

Seal Beach Cornerstone Church donates $1,000


GAF Senior Pastor Peter Kang and committee chair Paul Im from Seal Beach Cornerstone Church donated $1,000 to the Golden Age Foundation to help the LW community. Seal Beach Cornerstone Church has been a consistent donor since its founding in 2010, and GAF deeply appreciates its contribution especially during the pandemic. Seal Beach Cornerstone Church normally meets in Clubhouse 2 every

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Democratic Club

Democratic Club


By Mary Larson LW contributor Leisure World Democrats and their supporters are reminded that the District 2 election to replace outgoing board member Michelle Steel on the Orange County Board of Supervisors will take place on March 9. Vote-bymail will begin on Feb. 8, with vote centers opening on Feb. 27. On Jan. 9, Democratic supporters, volunteers and friends from around the county participated

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