Last week, LW Bicycle Group members rode to Huntington Beach iHop for breakfast. The group meets on Sundays for breakfast, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the North Gate at 9 a.m. Bicycle helmets and safe shoes are required. All are welcome. For more information, call Mary Romero at 562-810-4266 or Lucy Cyza at 818-209-5075.

JOYFUL LINE DANCE Joyful Line Dance meets on Thursdays from 10:30 a.m.12:30 p.m. in Clubhouse 2. Last week, the club had its first class in Clubhouse 2 to accommodate all members. Over 45 people had fun and enjoyed moving freely in the new space. The club’s head instructor Albert Comia shared new steps including grapevine, chasse, shuffle, rocking chair, and more. Joyful Line Dance has

SECURITY REPORT A 28-year-old Garden Grove man driving a 2022 BMW crashed through a block wall on the northwest corner of the Clubhouse 4 parking lot July 29 at about 8:20 p.m. The driver failed to navigate the curve after entering the North Gate, according to a Security Report. Seal Beach police were called, and the man, who was suspected of drunken driving, was taken into custody. There

PARKING According to GRF policy 80-1937-1, Parking Rules, vehicles can be parked no more than 72 hours in one location on Trust streets in Leisure World. The 72-hour parking limit applies to all vehicles, including those with handicap placards and plates. The only exception is along the blue-painted curb, which allows handicap-designated parking for an unlimited amount of time. Parking

SECURITY UPDATE The implementation of LWSB’s new and improved gate access system is well underway. New, currently nonoperational barrier arms were installed at the St. Andrews Gate, Main Gate and North Gate on Aug. 2. Things are moving according to schedule, said Security Director Victor Rocha. The goal is to go fully live with the new system sometime by the fourth quarter of the year

AMPHITHEATER CONCERT Sponsor: Athens Services, Financial Partners Credit Union Get ready to disco—this week’s Amphitheater show pays tribute to three beloved hit-making brothers of the ‘60s and ‘70s: the Bee Gees. Brothers Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb won five Grammy Awards and sold more than 220 million records as the Bee Gees, placing them among the best-selling musical artists

have expired decals, will not be given an RFID tag. The gate access system utilizes a software called Proptia, which allows residents to create entry passes for their guests. This software is online but has not yet been rolled out to residents. Though the new online Proptia system is easy to use, Rocha emphasized that residents will always be able to call in their guests like they do now.