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100 Years of Wilderness Adventure MONKEES TRIBUTE IS TONIGHT The Women’s Biography writer The Golden Olympic Water Mike Befeler Age Foundation Polo team takes will give a talk is sponsoring gold in Rio. at the Leisure a document Los Alamitos World Library shredding welcomes the on Sept. 7. service today. team home. Page 2 Page 13 Page 16 www.lwsb.com The Official Publication of the Golden Rain Foundation, Seal Beach, CA August 25, 2016 BARRIER PROJECT “It was like lying in a great solemn cathedral, far vaster ForMUNICIPAL Your Safety ELECTIONS and more beautiful than any built by the hand of man.” Preparing for –President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, after camping in Yosemite National Park power outages BY ELOY GOMEZ GRF SAFETY/EMERGENCY COORDINATOR With Southern California Edison’s (SCE) planned and un- planned power outages in Leisure World, preparing for an electrical powerSB outage Council is prudent. seat As active and self-reliant communityrepresenting members, it isLW every Project protects quality of shareholder’s responsibility to drinking water. What happened to prepareis up for allfor types grabs of disasters, including power outages. Alamitos Barrier BeforeThe City a Power of Seal Outage Beach Untitled-3 1 1/13/16 4:04 PM will• Build have ora general restock municipal emergency Project update—Cathie Merz, staff is photo NEW YEAR’S preparednesselection on Nov.kits 8.to include a NU-STEP MACHINE—Tom flashlight,David batteries,Sloan, whocash andrep- first AmberryAug. 31takes in a turnCH on 2 the aidresents supplies. District 2 covering • People should make sure they popularThe Orangepiece of County equipment. Water —photo courtesy of National Park Service Leisure World and College District (OCWD) will host a The fabled Half Dome at Yosemite NationalRESOLVE? Park havePark alternative West, and charging Gary Miller, methods Exercisingmeeting to update in 2016 residents forrepresenting phone and other District devices 4’s that on the Alamitos Barrier Studies show people need to focus on requireCollege power. Park KeepEast andcell Town phones Project at 2 p.m. on Aug. 31 100 Years of Wilderness Adventure andCenter, battery-powered will be termed devices out Newin Clubhouse machine 2. fullyafter charged. eight years Landline in offi wireless ce. The National Park Service phonesLeisure will notWorld work resident during a In January, the OCWD turns 100 today. READERSWHOLE WRITE HEALTH powerRonde outage, Winkler, who was the began the Alamitos Bar- All year long, it has celebrated cuts wait time Leisure World residents were invited to share their stories soimmediate consider past president of rier Improvement Project to itsBY centennial, RUTH OSB culminatingORN in free Health” in U.S. News and World Report. Instead BY CATHIE MERZ of favorite parks and wilderness experiences. The following purchasingthe Golden Raina Foundation, strengthenOMMUNITY infrastructureDITOR that admissionNEWS EDITOR for all 412 parks from of refined sweets, choose nuts, for example. 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