Due to Covid restriction there will be no Toys for Tots show this year; but people can bring an unwrapped toy (no stuffed animals) by Dec. 10 to Security at the Main Gate, St. Andrews Gate or the Building 5 Decal Office. The Marines will distribute the toys to the children.

Editor: On Nov. 8 at 4 p.m., we found dog waste 3 feet from our front patio. Based on the size, it appears to be from a large dog. To the owner of this dog, please know that our GRF rules say, “While traversing the common area of the GRF Trust property, the pet owner must have in evidence and in plain view, at all times, a plastic bag and/or a poop scoop device for the purpose of immediately removing

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FROM THE GOVERNOR As of Monday, Orange County was one of 28 counties being moved back to the most restrictive tier of California’s matrix governing business operations. Out of the state’s 58 counties, 41 are now in the restrictive purple tier, which limits capacity at retail establishments, closes fitness centers and mandates outdoor-only service at restaurants. Orange County had been

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by Jim Greer LW contributor “The greatest discovery of all time is that a person can change his future by merely changing his attitude,” stated Oprah Winfrey. For everyone, there is a daily battle between cynicism and optimism. Cynicism is part of a defensive posture we assume to protect ourselves. It’s typically triggered when we feel hurt or angry at something. Instead of dealing with

Editor: The members of the Leisure World Baptist Church send their gratitude and great appreciation to the GRF Board, members and administration—with special thanks to the Recreation Department— for the diligence, hard work and compassion with which they have operated to reopen the Amphitheater for religious services. The road can be difficult, but the results can be blessed. Phil Hood

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