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There will be one entrance ….

There will be one entrance for cars and a separate entrance for scooters, bikes and carts. The clinic will be located behind Clubhouse 4. There will be signs to guide traffic. People are asked to come at times designated by mutuals (see chart below).

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There will be one entrance ….

There will be one entrance for cars and a separate entrance for scooters, bikes and carts. The clinic will be located behind Clubhouse 4. There will be signs to guide traffic. People are asked to come at times designated by mutuals (see chart below).

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Posted on September 23, 2020

GRF projects are underway around ….

GRF projects are underway around the community despite slowdowns attributed to the COVID-19 repercussions. This column will update residents on the progress of various construction projects. The information is provided by GRF Facilities Director Mark Weaver and Physical Property Manager David Rudge. LW POOL Progress on the pool project continues despite challenges posed by COVID-19, which is

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GRF projects are underway around ….

GRF projects are underway around the community despite slowdowns attributed to the COVID-19 repercussions. This column will update residents on the progress of various construction projects. The information is provided by GRF Facilities Director Mark Weaver and Physical Property Manager David Rudge. LW POOL Progress on the pool project continues despite challenges posed by COVID-19, which is

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Posted on September 23, 2020

GAF supports Pathways program

NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS In July 2013, Charla Gae retired and moved into Leisure World. As an active adult, she was excited about the many opportunities that Leisure World had to offer for both learning and entertainment. Being a musician, Charla joined the Cabaret Singers, the Theater Club and helped form the Silverwood Band. She also joined other clubs like the Traveling Tigers, the Scrabble

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GAF supports Pathways program

NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS In July 2013, Charla Gae retired and moved into Leisure World. As an active adult, she was excited about the many opportunities that Leisure World had to offer for both learning and entertainment. Being a musician, Charla joined the Cabaret Singers, the Theater Club and helped form the Silverwood Band. She also joined other clubs like the Traveling Tigers, the Scrabble

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Posted on September 23, 2020

ADA survey is due by Sept. 30

CITY OF SEAL BEACH The City of Seal Beach is undertaking a survey of accessibility needs for people with disabilities to collect vital feedback that will shape the city’s transition to greater accessibility for all. The city is developing an American with Disabilities Act (ADA) Transition Plan to make programs, services, facilities and public right-of-way more accessible to persons with

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ADA survey is due by Sept. 30

CITY OF SEAL BEACH The City of Seal Beach is undertaking a survey of accessibility needs for people with disabilities to collect vital feedback that will shape the city’s transition to greater accessibility for all. The city is developing an American with Disabilities Act (ADA) Transition Plan to make programs, services, facilities and public right-of-way more accessible to persons with

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Posted on September 23, 2020

LW Security Recap—August 2020

The following report is a recap of incidents reported to the LW Security Department in August. There were a total of 235 incidents reported; the following is an overview: • Paramedic calls: 144 •Theft: 12— Most thefts were crimes of opportunity, with items reported taken from unlocked vehicles, bicycles and storage units. •Vandalism: 3 • Hit and Runs: 2 • Traffic Accidents:

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LW Security Recap—August 2020

The following report is a recap of incidents reported to the LW Security Department in August. There were a total of 235 incidents reported; the following is an overview: • Paramedic calls: 144 •Theft: 12— Most thefts were crimes of opportunity, with items reported taken from unlocked vehicles, bicycles and storage units. •Vandalism: 3 • Hit and Runs: 2 • Traffic Accidents:

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Posted on September 23, 2020

A Crape Myrtle tree in ….

A Crape Myrtle tree in full bloom caught the eye of Phyllis Poper in Mutual 14. She has lived in Leisure World for 20 years and has never seen it bloom. Now she knows that the showy summer flowers are a beautiful shade of pinky purple.

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A Crape Myrtle tree in ….

A Crape Myrtle tree in full bloom caught the eye of Phyllis Poper in Mutual 14. She has lived in Leisure World for 20 years and has never seen it bloom. Now she knows that the showy summer flowers are a beautiful shade of pinky purple.

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Posted on September 23, 2020

Anita Ragole: Sophistication and Service

IN APPRECIATION Editor’s Note: Anita Ragole of Mutual 10 died on Sept. 16. She was a well-known and beloved figure in Leisure World, participating in many clubs and especially known for her musical talent and generous spirit. The following is an appreciation by her friend Rhonda Sandberg. by Rhonda Sandberg special to the LW Weekly I often called her “sophisticated lady” because

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Anita Ragole: Sophistication and Service

IN APPRECIATION Editor’s Note: Anita Ragole of Mutual 10 died on Sept. 16. She was a well-known and beloved figure in Leisure World, participating in many clubs and especially known for her musical talent and generous spirit. The following is an appreciation by her friend Rhonda Sandberg. by Rhonda Sandberg special to the LW Weekly I often called her “sophisticated lady” because

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Posted on September 23, 2020

LW musician inspired by virus: ‘Don’t Let Your Nose Hang Out’

COVID CHRONICLES Musician Linda Herman of Mutual 12 is an observant person, and she has written six songs directly inspired—if you can call it that—by COVID-19 and the times we find ourselves in. Among the most amusing is one called “Don’t Let Your Nose Hang Out.” The first one she wrote is called “Social Distancing,” a ballroom rap song; then came “Off The Grid,” after

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LW musician inspired by virus: ‘Don’t Let Your Nose Hang Out’

COVID CHRONICLES Musician Linda Herman of Mutual 12 is an observant person, and she has written six songs directly inspired—if you can call it that—by COVID-19 and the times we find ourselves in. Among the most amusing is one called “Don’t Let Your Nose Hang Out.” The first one she wrote is called “Social Distancing,” a ballroom rap song; then came “Off The Grid,” after

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Posted on September 23, 2020

Don’t Let Your Nose Hang Out

Don’t let your nose hang out Don’t let your nose hang out Wear your mask Don’t make me shout Don’t let your nose hang out Every morning when I get up I put my best mask on My nose is sticking out you see Cause I can hardly breathe My glasses fog and I can’t see. What’s up with that? To hell with this stupid mask I’ll let my nose hang out Don’t let your nose hang out Don’t let your

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Don’t Let Your Nose Hang Out

Don’t let your nose hang out Don’t let your nose hang out Wear your mask Don’t make me shout Don’t let your nose hang out Every morning when I get up I put my best mask on My nose is sticking out you see Cause I can hardly breathe My glasses fog and I can’t see. What’s up with that? To hell with this stupid mask I’ll let my nose hang out Don’t let your nose hang out Don’t let your

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Posted on September 23, 2020

Letter to the Editor

Editor: Terry Thrift’s letter (Sept. 3) has valid points, but there are some facts that also need to be pondered. First, the additional income stays local. That means Sacramento will not control the purse strings. Secondly, the United Teachers Los Angeles is a union. It has its viewpoint, but it is not given the tax money. Third, state income taxes may or may not be increased. Consider

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Letter to the Editor

Editor: Terry Thrift’s letter (Sept. 3) has valid points, but there are some facts that also need to be pondered. First, the additional income stays local. That means Sacramento will not control the purse strings. Secondly, the United Teachers Los Angeles is a union. It has its viewpoint, but it is not given the tax money. Third, state income taxes may or may not be increased. Consider

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Posted on September 23, 2020

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There will be one entrance ….

There will be one entrance ….

GRF projects are underway around ….

GRF projects are underway around ….

GAF supports Pathways program

GAF supports Pathways program

ADA survey is due by Sept. 30

ADA survey is due by Sept. 30

LW Security Recap—August 2020

LW Security Recap—August 2020

A Crape Myrtle tree in ….

A Crape Myrtle tree in ….

Anita Ragole: Sophistication and Service

Anita Ragole: Sophistication and Service

LW musician inspired by virus: ‘Don’t Let Your Nose Hang Out’

LW musician inspired by virus: ‘Don’t Let Your Nose Hang Out’

Don’t Let Your Nose Hang Out

Don’t Let Your Nose Hang Out

Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor

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