A Mutual 2 resident who thought she was helping her grandson packed $9,000 into a FedEx box and shipped it overnight to Philadelphia before she realized that she had been taken in by a scammer. She doesn’t want anyone else in Leisure World to endure the distress she has suffered since Sept. 21, when a fake grandson called her to request bail money. The call came in at about 8:45 a.m. A man called

The letters expressed outrage on signage being used, demanding that it be removed. But it’s a complicated issue involving GRF policy, First Amendment protections and Davis-Stirling homeowners’ association laws. As it stands now, GRF policy 30-1021 prohibits the display of certain categories of signs, including “political posters,” on Trust Property. While signs are banned from Trust Property,

by Brian Harmon LW contributor The members of the LW Republican Club leadership team strongly endorse this paper’s support for freedom of the press, as it was imagined by George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and the other founders of this country. George Washington said, “For if men are to be precluded from offering their sentiments on a matter, which may involve the most serious and alarming

by Mary Larson LW contributor The final numbers of the Sept. 14 special election results are still not official. Nevertheless, it is increasingly clear that the majority of Leisure World residents cast their ballots in support of retaining Gov. Newsom in office. As of the Orange County Registrar of Voters, Sept. 22 report, LW Democrats and supporters had cast 2,978 votes in support of Newsom.

It was very cool but humid the morning of Sept. 17, when 15 men and one woman of the LW Golf League played at David L. Baker Executive Golf Course in Fountain Valley. They faced the early-morning chill to eventually play in brilliant sun and delightful 75-degree weather. Baker is a 4,000-yard, par-62, 18-hole course that is relatively flat, but has narrow fairways, plenty of water and some nasty sand

Dancing Feet Club hosts two events in Clubhouse 2. Both events are free, but wearing a mask is required to be admitted. Line dancing class and practice are every Monday from 7-9 p.m. Social (ballroom) dancing is the fourth Sunday of every month from 6-9:30 p.m. Bring your own snacks and drinks; no alcoholic drinks allowed. Come dressed to impress. For more information, contact Ed Bolos