27 September 2023

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velcro strip. When she walks ….

velcro strip. When she walks ….


velcro strip. When she walks her dog, Radivojevic also carries an empty soda can full of coins, which she uses to make a loud noise when she sees a coyote. She said she’s recently seen up to three coyotes a day during her long daily walks in the community. On Sept. 19, All City Animal Trapping set up three coyote traps at various locations in Leisure World. The traps are humane cages, baited

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Hula dancers perform for assisted living house in LB

Hula dancers perform for assisted living house in LB


Hui O Hula, the LW Hawaiian dance group, continues to offer free lessons upstairs in Clubhouse 6 on Tuesdays and outdoors at Veterans Plaza on Thursdays at 1 p.m. All are welcome. Even though Hui O Hula has been entertaining inside and outside the community for nearly 19 years, it always welcomes new potential performers. Those who only want to dance for enjoyment are also welcome. Having fun

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LW Korean   Community Church

LW Korean Community Church


Leisure World Korean Community Church (LWKCC) held its sixth annual outdoor Sunday service and friend gathering on Sept. 24. Elder Pyeon Young-Cheol offered a representative prayer, and the choir sang “Longing for My Hometown.” Senior Pastor Young Yong Jang spoke about “living well together” from Psalm 133. Elder Jun Yoo gave a special praise, and deacon Jeongha Hwang and his wife Younghee