From Jan. 17 to March 1, there were 284,900 total entries through the three gates, totalling just over 6,300 entries per day. Over 75,000 guest passes have been issued or scanned, representing nearly 1,700 visitors per day. A total 26 gates have been damaged, all of which were reattached and repaired for little to no cost. Wireless Campus Links Upon the recommendation of the Operations

CITY OF SEAL BEACH City delays water rate decision to May The City of Seal Beach has delayed its discussion on water rate increases. At its Feb. 26 meeting, the Seal Beach City Council concluded the public hearing without making a final decision. The City will begin a new noticing period for the protest process and has scheduled a public hearing for May 13. Full videos of Seal Beach City Council

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at California State University Long Beach has released its spring schedule. People can register for courses beginning Monday, March 11. Classes begin April 2. Members have access to over 80 classes, including 20 new offerings as well as eight free programs. Topics include computer technology, bowling, politics, nutrition,

Editor: Thank you for the front page article concerning speeders in LW. This is a major problem and seems to be getting worse. However, the photo included in your article is not representative of the speed radar signs in LW. The sign pictured is the type of sign I’ve seen at several locations on Lampson Avenue and Seal Beach Boulevard and in Los Alamitos. The radar signs in LW do not have

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Clubhouse 1 is scheduled to reopen on March 10, not Feb. 29 as was incorrectly reported in the Feb. 29 edition of the LW Weekly.

The community unity of Leisure World Seal Beach is a direct result of volunteer work by Mutual and GRF Board members duly elected to serve their Mutuals and residents. This community was founded on the premise that the Mutual Boards and the elected Board of Directors work alongside on day-to-day operations of each Mutual Corporation. Directors address the issues of most importance to their electorate—the