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REVEALED!   REVEALED

REVEALED! REVEALED


by Emma DiMaggio Communications Manager During Leisure World’s 2000 New Year celebration, residents marking the turn of the millenium were invited to share their predictions of what life would look like in 2025. Those forecasts, along with artifacts from that era, were sealed in a time capsule that lived in the LW Library until Oct. 13 of this year, when the Leisure World Historical Society

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Toy drive begins; collection boxes set up around LW

Toy drive begins; collection boxes set up around LW


CHARITABLE ACTS Toy drive begins; collection boxes set up around LW Leisure World’s annual toy drive is now underway. Residents can drop off unwrapped toys at the Security Main Gate, North Gate, St. Andrews Gate, the Security Satellite Office in Building C in the boxes provided, and in the lobbies of Mutual 17. The collection culminates in the toy drive dance, sponsored by SCAN. The dance

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Damaged chairs will be replaced

Damaged chairs will be replaced


GRF BOARD HIGHLIGHTS The GRF Board voted Oct. 28 to spend up to $52,888.70, reserve funding, to replace 192 damaged and stained chairs with vinyl upholstered versions in the clubhouse event rooms. The new chairs, which can be easily cleaned, will replace an aging inventory that includes 112 visibly stained fabric chairs and 80 broken chairs. While residents who routinely use clubhouse

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LW Direct Podcast:   GRF Purchasing

LW Direct Podcast: GRF Purchasing


This week’s episode of Leisure World Direct features GRF Warehouse Manager Ruben Sandoval, who discusses how the GRF Purchasing Department functions, how staff decides what to stock, how staff negotiate the best prices and what items are available for Mutuals and residents to purchase. Current and past episodes are available on all major audio streaming platforms by searching for “Leisure

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Expect delays on St. Andrews during paving

Expect delays on St. Andrews during paving


CONSTRUCTION ZONE Road work at St. Andrews Drive north of the traffic light is currently underway, affecting traffic in north- and southbound lanes. The repairs are expected to last through mid-to-late November. The work is part of GRF’s annual paving plan, which includes crack fill, slurry seal and resurfacing to increase the durability and lifespan of roadways throughout the community.

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