The August 2026 Laguna Niguel Senior Citizens Club newsletter (Vol. 44, No. 7) finds President Yvonne Davis reflecting on a busy summer, with progress continuing — if a bit slowly — on reorganizing the Sr. Club Office and welcoming new office volunteers. She notes the club has been attentive to specific needs of Meals on Wheels recipients during June and July, and looks ahead to the City and Sea Country’s Annual Festival, a fun family weekend event. The issue also recaps June’s Saturday Bingo, including a special celebration for Elsie’s 102nd birthday, while noting the next Saturday Bingo won’t be until October, alongside Sea Country’s Sr. Resources Day, also slated for October.LNSCC-082026.pdf
The Book Club section, led by co-chairs Linda Danto and Maureen Anapoell, recaps a lively July 10th discussion of Broken Country by Clare Leslie Hall – a novel of young love and passion that sparked mixed opinions among members – and previews upcoming reads: More Than Enough by Anna Quindlen (August 7, led by Janet), The Art Thief by Michael Finkel (September 4), and The Frozen River (October 2). The club continues meeting the first Friday of each month.LNSCC-082026.pdf
Community Highlights
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July 4th Bingo: Photos and coverage of the holiday bingo event fill page 6.
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Sea Country Festival: A major community event returns August 21–23, 2026 at a new location on Aliso Creek Road, with Friday hours 5–10pm, Saturday 2–10pm, and Sunday 2–9pm.
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Club Leadership: Roles listed include President Yvonne Davis, Secretary Willie Goodman, Bingo Chair David Ferandez, Care & Concern lead Willie Goodman, Party Bridge Coordinator Marina Lopez, and Newsletter layout by Anna Shambaugh.
- Advertiser Support: The issue features sponsor content from Pacific Cremation Society, offering affordable cremation planning options and free planning guides.