15 March 2023

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Ann Cutts 
	 On Feb. ….

Ann Cutts On Feb. ….


Ann Cutts On Feb. 20, 2023, our beloved m o t h e r , Ann Cutts, left us to join our father, Gordon in the hereafter. She passed away peacefully at the age of 99 years old with loving family at her side comforting her, talking to her, holding her hand and reminiscing. Ann was born in San Diego and remained a southern California resident for life. She was a longtime resident in the city of Oceanside before moving to Leisure World for ten years. She enjoyed bowling, playing golf, sewing, making dolls and was a dedicated mother. She will be remembered by her loving family that included one daughter, two sons, five grandsons, three great-grandsons, one greatgranddaughter and two very loving daughters-in-law. We will all miss her dearly; may she rest in peace. — Robert Cutts

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Tournament Poker

Tournament Poker


John Burns wons the March 4 tournament with a spade flush. This is his seventh tournament win. He’s lived in LW for less then two years and has been a poker club member for a year and a half. He spends his time playing poker, shooting pool and playing bocce ball. He also enjoys working out and jiu-jitsu. Second place was Kirk Bromberg, third John Berton (who joined the club that day) and Maryanne

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08 March 2023

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LWer Nathan Steele sworn in to SB City Council

LWer Nathan Steele sworn in to SB City Council


Nathan Steele, representing District 5 in Leisure World, was sworn in as the newest member of the Seal Beach City Council on Feb. 27. City Clerk Gloria Harper administered the oath to Steele, who stood at the podium with one hand raised and the other on a Bible held by his wife, Patty. Both districts 3 and 5 had an overall voter turnout of about 58%, according to Harper, who certified the election

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Trucks, a tree and amenities fees were topics Feb. 28

Trucks, a tree and amenities fees were topics Feb. 28


GRF BOARD HIGHLIGHTS by Ruth Osborn rutho@lwsb.com The GRF Board of Directors met Feb. 28 to conduct community business and listen to residents’ concerns, which included mini farm development, RV Lot fees and management, and gate access. At the top of this month’s agenda were a proposal to fund a study to ascertain how much it will cost to build a mini farm and a change in how fees