The American Red Cross will present a seminar on Disaster Preparedness on Monday, June 7, from 6-7:30 p.m. and Monday, June 14, from 6-7:30 p.m. The June 7 program is at https://tinyurl.com/preparednessafn. The June 14 program is at https://tinyurl.com/afnfollowup. Part One, called “Essentials: Spotlight on Access and Functional Needs,” will focus on emergency preparedness concerns for

Need space for your recreational vehicle? Several spaces have recently become available for authorized residents to park at the RV lot, providing all documents are in their name exclusively. Leases run from $204 to $240 to $348, depending on the size of the vehicle, per year. Complete rules and regulations can be found at 70-1487-1, Recreational Vehicle Lot (Rvl)-Rules and Regulations, Leisure

Attention Mutual 15 Shareholders By now you should have received your ballots via mail. Each ballot package contained the following documents: • Election Ballot • Candidate Statements • Fridge Notice • Envelope A • Return Envelope address to Inspector of Election If you are missing any of the items listed above, contact the Inspector of Election immediately for a

Crews will install pre-cast concrete girders for the Bolsa Chica Road bridge over I-405. The girders are the main horizontal support beams, known as the superstructure, the abutments and center columns. This work will require a full freeway closure of the southbound and northbound lanes and ramps. • Night One The southbound freeway closure is set for as early as 10:30 p.m., Friday, June

by Jim Greer LW contributor The relief we’ve been praying for has arrived. God is answering our prayers. We prayed the pandemic would start to dissipate, and it has. We prayed that people would stop suffering, and now fewer are. We prayed a vaccine would be developed, and now we have several. So why are we still fearful? For many, this pandemic has been a traumatic experience. The effects

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A letter to the editor by Russell Gray (May 27) contained unsubstantiated information. He stated, “One director asked to have the new voting procedures separated from the bylaws on the same ballot, by a 5-2 vote that went down,” but according to board meeting documents, there was no such vote at any board meetings. The letter further stated, “By a vote of 5-2, the board passed the bylaws