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The City of Seal Beach has opened cooling centers to help residents beat the heat. Water and AC are available at the Seal Beach Tennis Center and the Marina Community Center.
19 August 2020
BEFORE THE POWER GOES OUT ….
BEFORE THE POWER GOES OUT
To keep your food from spoiling during a power outage, keep on hand:
• One or more coolers—inexpensive styrofoam coolers work well.
• Ice—Surrounding your food with ice in a cooler or in the refrigerator will keep food colder for a longer period of time during a prolonged blackout.
• A digital quick-response thermometer— With these thermometers
Projects are ongoing around LW
GRF projects are underway around the community despite slowdowns attributed to COVID-19 repercussions. This column will update residents on the progress of various construction projects. The information is provided by GRF Facilities Director Mark Weaver and Physical Property Manager David Rudge.
• PAVING PROJECT
The 2020 Trust Street Paving project will run through September. The schedule tentatively
SB Cooling Centers Open Through Sunday
As a result of extreme heat in Southern California, the City of Seal Beach has opened two cooling centers. The cooling centers will stay open through Sunday, Aug. 23.
The are located at: Marina Community Center
151 Marina Drive, Seal Beach Monday-Sunday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m., Amenities: Air conditioning, water, tables and chairs Seal Beach Tennis Center
3900 Lampson Ave., Seal Beach Monday-Friday,
CAROL GRAVES
LW BIRTHDAYS
Carol Graves will turn 80 years old this Saturday, Aug. 22. Her daughter, Deborah Kranda, wanted to wish her an early happy birthday through the LW Weekly.
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Glenna Hoff celebrates 88 years
Glenna Hoff’s family surprised her with a indoor-outdoor party to celebrate her 88th birthday on Aug. 1. The family stayed on the porch while Glenna was inside. There were signs, balloons and over 30 birthday cards and gifts from relatives and neighbors. Glenna said that the “Happy Birthday” song was “special, for some reason, more this year than others.”
