The Where We Live Club believes one of the greatest advantages in Leisure World is the incredible range of life experience, professional expertise and practical knowledge among residents. Leisure World is a community of engineers, educators, health professionals, business owners, public servants, and problem-solvers—all with valuable insights and perspectives shaped over decades. The club invites

by Jane Brittingham LW contributor The LW Democratic Club members who have expressed an interest in the local Indivisible team’s current plans or when and where the next demonstration will be, can email Indivisible at info@indivisible.org. As the organization Indivisible says, “We have rolls to play, and we all have the opportunity to make a real difference right now.” Last week, the

The Rainbow Community in Leisure World is a community of residents and allies celebrating and sharing the LGBTQIA+ experience. It seeks to create a safe space for connecting with others, sharing stories, and building meaningful relationships in a relaxed setting. New or longtime residents are invited to attend a gathering; there are no membership fees. The group has a lineup of events planned for

As many LW residents know, “You Are On Your Own” in the event of an emergency disaster. As an initiative to minimize risk, ensure safety and reduce calamity, Boots on the Ground practice an emergency preparedness plan two times a year in April and September. On Sept. 18 at 10 a.m., the group will hold the second drill of the year, which will take approximately 30-40 minutes. Radio personnel