JOYFULLINE DANCE The Joyful Line Dance Club meets on Thursdays in Clubhouse 2 from 10 a.m.-noon. Albert Comia leads the fi rst hour of the class with easy dances for beginners. After a short break, Karen Kei teaches more advanced dances for the rest of the class. Everyone is welcome to join. All participants must be members of the club and sign in with their names, and Mutual and unit numbers.

DANCINGFEET On Feb. 22, Dancing Feet Club line dancers performed "You Never Can Tell" and "Willie and the Hand Jive." Both dances involve a variety of hand styling. The club meets on Mondays for line dance lessons and practice from 6:158:15 p.m., and every fourth Sunday for a social (ballroom) and line dancing from 6-9:30 p.m. Both classes are held in Clubhouse 2. Those

wake of increasing reports of unlicensed drivers involved in accidents causing injury and property damage. The situation culminated May 14 when an unlicensed resident driving a LSV hit a parked car and later died of his injuries. “The fact of the matter is: there are people here who no longer have the ability to drive, whether it’s a car, motorcycle or golf cart,” said Rocha. “We want

GRF Security Director Victor Rocha discussed golf cart laws and requirements in a recent episode of the Leisure World Direct podcast. The episode is available on all major audio streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube and Amazon Music. Explore listening options and past episodes online at www.lwsb.com/podcast.

The LW Weekly asked residents to submit stories of love in honor of Valentine’s Day. Reunited with my first kiss after 50 years apart At age 16, Elaine was the first girl I ever kissed on the fourth floor stairwell of our New York City project building. My eyeglasses literally fogged from the heat of that kiss and I was forever smitten. It was like a line from a James Taylor song—“First

FROM THE GRF Editor’s Note: In answer to several questions related to Mutual insurance at the Jan. 30 community forum with GRF Executive Director David Norvell, the LW Weekly is reprinting the following column to provide general information when considering individual insurance policies. This article originally ran on Sept. 11, 2024. Golden Rain Foundation and the Mutual Boards continue

There has been a recent uptick of coyote sightings in Leisure World as coyote mating season begins. The sight of these wild animals elicits a range of emotions that ranges from wonder to fear. This range of emotions was on display at the Jan. 30 community forum with GRF Executive Director David Norvell, who listened to resident concerns and questions about what, if anything, could be done to address