25 August 2021

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Booster update:  Where is your card?

Booster update: Where is your card?


COVID-19 by Kathy Thayer assistant recreation manager It’s all over the news—protection from the vaccination you received appears to dwindle within 6-8 months, so the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) is recommending a booster shot for the fully vaccinated. Currently, you can get the shot from your primary care physician only if you are immunocompromised. Everyone else will have

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LW water bill is lower than last year’s but more needs to be done

LW water bill is lower than last year’s but more needs to be done


WATER CONSERVATION The severity of water shortages throughout the west prompted the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (MWD) to declare a “water supply alert” last week. Local reservoirs have enough imported water for Southern Californians to weather the drought into next year, according to water officials. But it’s time to start conserving that supply to ward off harsher

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2022 calendar is underway

2022 calendar is underway


The LW Weekly will produce a 2022 calendar featuring the work of Leisure World photographers in time for the holidays. The deadline for submissions is Oct. 17. Potential contributors should submit large, high-resolution, 300 dpi images in landscape format of places and spaces in and around Leisure World and Seal Beach. Photos of people are not eligible. Cell phone photos should be emailed

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COVERING COVID

COVERING COVID


BOOSTER SHOTS • With more evidence showing that the immunity offered by coronavirus vaccines wanes over time, booster shots are now on the way. Government health officials are prescribing a third dose for everyone eight months removed from full vaccination but it won’t be immediately available for the general population, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). The immunocompromised

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Roll down to the beach on new accessibility mats

Roll down to the beach on new accessibility mats


CITY OF SEAL BEACH The City of Seal Beach partnered with Orange County Supervisor Katrina Foley to facilitate the installation of eco-friendly, portable and non-slip ADA beach accessibility mats, called Access Mats. The newly installed mats significantly improve accessibility to the beach by providing a comfortable and safe avenue for visitors with disabilities or limited mobility, and

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