Ben Berg, formerly of the Rhythm Rockers band, returns to the Clubhouse 2 stage on Sept. 18 for the “American Bandstand”-themed doo-wop show by Let the Good Times Roll. “Everyone will want to ‘Shake, Rattle and Roll’ when Ben takes the stage,” says club president Frank Destra. While keeping alive the spirit of “the show must go on,” the Doo Wop Club is also dedicated to promoting

• Emergency shelters. Masks are required for all individuals in the following indoor settings, regardless of vaccination status (and surgical masks are recommended): • Healthcare settings. • State and local correctional facilities and detention centers. • Homeless shelters. • Long-term care settings, and adult and senior care facilities. Additionally, masks

then a mile distant to keep spectators at bay. People wanted to express their sympathy and emotions; they tucked bits of memorabilia into the chain-link fence. The tributes continued, soon the site became a tourist destination. Families of the victims organized, and with the help of Congressman John P. Murtha, pressure was exerted on the Federal Government to begin plans for a permanent memorial.

Mutual 1 resident Debbi Fudge was in the audience on Aug. 29 at the Long Beach Shakespeare Co.'s production of "A Mid - summer Night's Dream." The theater troupe recently reopened with limited live performances.

Joyful Line Dance-led by Albert Comia (pictured), Anna Derby, Chung Cha Lewis, Connie Peck, Daisy Ramos and George Pinada—is temporarily holding classes in Veterans Plaza because of the increase in COVID cases within the community. Face masks and exercise shoes are mandatory. Classes are limited to 32 people; text (562) 301-5339 to reserve a spot. Patty Marsters