Editor: We wanted to thank the Korean American Association and Harry Yoon, the film’s prestigious editor, for sharing this poignant film. We saw some of our own grandparents internationally the same. It was captivating. It is our hope that story will be shown again for more of our community to enjoy . The Korean American Association must be very proud of this fine work . Russell and Lori

The phone number in the pickleball article in last week’s LW Weekly was incorrect. The phone number should have been (562) 794-9346.

short of it: vaccines work (for more information, visit https://www. cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7032e3.htm). I’m not vaccinated. What should I do? Talk to your primary doctor and see if the vaccine is right for you. There are very few people who should not get vaccinated because of serious health conditions, so the odds are your doctor will encourage you to get it. Keep following safety

Editor: I live in an end unit on El Dorado Drive in Mutual 8. I am in direct line to the wall and the DWP power plant. This unit was remodeled with dual pane sliders. I asked about the noise generated by DWP and was told that the noise level was being improved by the installation of new towers and that it was already better than it had been. I moved in believing it was getting better. After

Editor: Ten years ago, the president of Mutual 3 and I worked to get residents interested in using the parking roofs to generate electricity through solar energy as well as allotting some parking spaces to be set up for plug-in vehicles. Both are now very important issues, and many new opportunities for funding will soon be available. It is my hope that such projects will have the support they

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systems, resulting in potentially long-lasting consequences. Because noise can be detrimental to health, most municipalities have noise ordinances, which are laws that limit allowable noise levels at different times of day for different zoned areas (i.e. residential, commercial, industrial). The maximum allowable noise levels are typically higher during daytime hours and lower during nighttime