06 May 2026

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The heart of the family: My Mom

The heart of the family: My Mom


The LW Weekly invited residents to submit memories of their mothers in honor of Mother’s Day. Here are their submissions: Hyun D. Suhr, 1936-2025 It would be hard to guess— from her crisp, starched plaid dress with cinched waist, fashionably lifted collar, big pearls, demure Timex, patent pumps—that she hasn’t a dime to her name. Because really, doesn’t she look like a million bucks?

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MOTHER’S DAY

MOTHER’S DAY


from page 27 at herself, which made everyone else feel more comfortable doing the same. At her service, it was said that she gave much more than she took and left the world better than she found it. That really is the simplest and most accurate way to describe her. So this Mother’s Day, the best way to honor her is not complicated. Slow down a little. Listen a little more. Be patient. Be

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MOTHER’S DAY

MOTHER’S DAY


from page 1 be married she realized her life would be one of waiting at home while her husband went out drinking and running around with his brothers. Additionally she would be under the thumb of a domineering mother-in-law; she wanted no part of that. She put her escape plan in place. One day she dressed and filled a tote bag with her things and told her parents she was going to San Juan to do some
29 April 2026

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Table Tennis Club

Table Tennis Club


Table tennis is available for play on the first floor of Clubhouse 6. The Table Tennis Club offers lots of play options. Look for more information and signup sheets by the tables.

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Anyone using the Turtle Lake ….

Anyone using the Turtle Lake ….


Anyone using the Turtle Lake Golf Course should sign in at the starter shack before play. Golf course starters like Kyu Lee (pictured) are available to answer questions about the course. Shery Wells
22 April 2026

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Brain health and aging: signs, protection and prevention

Brain health and aging: signs, protection and prevention


As people age, small changes in memory become more noticeable. While some of this is a normal part of aging, more signifi cant decline may be linked to conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease and vascular dementia. One of the key players behind memory and brain function is acetylcholine—a chemical that allows brain cells to communicate. It plays a central role in memory, learning, attention,