Where We Live Club has heard from more than 300 shareholders interested in feng shui workshops. As a result, the club is hoping to broadcast its workshops via SBTV 3. Everyone who signed up for the workshops will receive notifications about the broadcast schedule as well as a list of required materials. There is still time to sign up via email at wherewelive@yahoo.com or snail mail at Where We Live

The GRF Mini Farm’s Master Gardeners are giving monthly workshops on Thursdays at 10 a.m. Zoom links can be found on the mini farm website at www.lwsb.com/mini-farm/ on the morning of each workshop. All are welcome to attend, but current and prospective mini farmers are especially encouraged to join. The dates and topics are: April 8: Gopher Management May 13: Terrific Tomatoes June 10: Insect

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By Mary Larson LW contributor Leisure World Democrats and supporters can be justifiably proud of the role they played in Katrina Foley’s accomplishment as the first woman Democrat ever elected to the Orange County Board of Supervisors. This is especially significant in District 2, where the seat has reportedly been held by a Republican for 127 years. It was a landside victory for the Democratic

The Republican Club’s second vice president, Brian Harmon of Mutual 12, was the speaker at the club’s Zoom meeting on March 17. Harmon’s topic was titled “The Constitution: Then and Now.” Harmon holds a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in economics with a focus in economic history from Califonia State University, Long Beach. He was an economics professor at the community college

By Johan Dodge Reverend We all have a story to tell. We have life that has been lived with tales of joy and tales of caution. It can be easy to get caught up in the moment and think that this past year is more of our life than it is. For those who are waiting to be vaccinated, it can be painful to reflect back on how life was before the pandemic. Everywhere I look there are stories of the one-year