United board meeting ends with resignation over Tuesday schedule
Ross faced pressure after proposing to move meetings from Tuesday. Directors voted 6 to 3 to keep Tuesdays, prompting Ross to resign effective April 11 after serving 2 1/2 years as president. Community members argued against changing the day due to ripple effects on TV6, orientation video, and resident documents.
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Ross
Juanita Skillman
TV6
United
Sycamore Room
Maggie Blackwell
Steve Leonard
Andre Torng
United Board
United Community
GRF Considers Drone Use and New Ethics Code in Village
The GRF board plans a 30-day notice period before deciding on drone use for aerial footage at Village events and security. If approved in April, the policy would take effect June 6. A code of ethics for directors was adopted, with signature acknowledgment required for current and incoming directors. The 7-3 vote saw opposition over the signature requirement and wording. The board also backed creating a mechanism for tax deductible donations and an independent task force to explore forming a charity to support GRF projects.
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GRF
Kathryn Freshley
Dick Palmer
JoAnn diLorenzo
Diane Phelps
Laguna Woods
Veterans Club bagel breakfast with guest speaker
Jewish War Veterans Post 680 and Ladies Auxiliary invite members to a bagel breakfast at Clubhouse Two on Sunday March 19 at 9 30 a m The event costs six dollars and includes bagels lox egg salad coffee and dessert Elmer Shapiro will discuss his trips to Pearl Harbor and Washington D C Reservations must be sent to Barbara Moscon at Laguna Woods California by the March 15 deadline
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Jewish War Veterans
Post
Clubhouse Two
Elmer Shapiro
Pearl Harbor
Washington D.C
Barbara Moscon
Portola
Unit A
Laguna Woods
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Avenida de la Carlota
Laguna Hills
Marshall's
Trader Joe's
Terete
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