Looking ahead to new year

RCSCW, SCW Posse, PORA keep 2020 in sight

The COVID pandemic had a significant impact on the entire community of Sun City West.

The Recreation Centers of Sun City West, the Sun City West Posse and PORA are looking ahead towards a successful future. However, looking back into the year 2020, challenges, adaptations and closures were constantly on the radar.

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