During shutdowns required to fight the COVID-19 epidemic, having an Internet connection was necessary to stay connected with family and friends, fending off loneliness and isolation for many older adults. There were video chats, telehealth visits, YouTube prayer sessions, online classes are examples. Once people become familiar with the Internet, the whole world opens up. A device as simple as an electronic

Katherine Gerdis of the Election Integrity Project, California (EIPca), presented an opportunity for individuals to help protect and guarantee a fair election process. “Volunteers are needed to serve as observers at voting centers,” she said, “and everyone is qualified to do it.” Being an election observer requires 1.5-2 hours of training to learn the current laws and regulations about

By Mary Larson LW contributor The Democratic Club’s will meet at noon in Clubhouse 2 on Wednesday, Aug. 18. Members are looking forward to the prospect of gathering face-to-face for the first time in far too many months. High on the Democratic Club’s list of priorities for discussion will be how to counter the vast amount of misinformation being fed to potential California voters in

The 2020 Oscar-winning movie “Minari” will be held Friday, Aug. 6, at 8:30 p.m. at the Amphitheater. Admission is from 7:30 p.m., and various companies will provide information necessary for living. More details about this film will be published in the newsletter issued by KAA at the beginning of each month. If you have not registered as a member in the past, please take this opportunity to join