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RPM’s landscaping team welcomes new faces

New supervisor, coordinator enjoying roles In the time since Rossmoor Property Management embarked on a reorganization early this year, there’s been a succession of personnel moves in key areas, including landscaping. Brian Fulkerson, a certified arborist with 25 years in the field, is now an RPM landscape supervisor. That role previously was held ...
Posted on September 8, 2026
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A family tree that keeps growing

Resident discovers not only birth parents but 12 adult siblings Cheryl Donnelly knew from a very young age she had been adopted, and had long wondered about her birth parents and other relatives who might be out there. Her search formally started, at long last, in 2018, with a Christmas present from her husband Scott. By then, Donnelly was 68 years...
Posted on September 8, 2026
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Library to mark 50 years of service

Volunteers are why the Rossmoor Library has been so successful, and it’s time to celebrate the impact they’ve made over a half century. A birthday party celebrating the residents-run library’s 50 years is this Thursday, Sept. 10 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the library at Gateway. There will be a birthday cake, non-alcoholic “bubbly” and a chance to share i...
Posted on September 8, 2026
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Tomato Festival trash finds a new home in the garden

You know what they say. One Rossmoor resident’s trash is another’s garden mulch. At least for Sustainable Rossmoor’s Trash Talk team and the Rossmoor Garden Club. The trash talkers sent 13 volunteers to the 14th annual Tomato Festival on Aug. 22 at the Dollar Picnic Area to staff GARBAGE: trash and recycling stations and help guests sort their dinn...
Posted on September 8, 2026
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Nearing end of phase one, RPM reflects on transformation

Restructuring brings hitches, successes As Rossmoor Walnut Creek and the Mutuals head into budget season, Rossmoor Property Management stands at a turning point – nearing the end of phase one and start of phase two of a sweeping operational transformation. That nearly two-year transformation combined a deploy-ment of advanced enterprise technology ...
Posted on September 1, 2026
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JOY OF THE STAGE

Even rehearsals are a delight for Naked Stage actors ANaked Stage rehearsal is a beehive of creative energy and imagination. The Performing Arts Studio at Hillside is abuzz with a give-and-take between the director and actors. The rehearsal breaks up, and everyone flies out the door. It’s part of eight weeks of rehearsals – twice a week – in prepar...
Posted on September 1, 2026
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Board greenlights fee hikes ahead of budgeting

Directors repeal outdated bylaws, codify others A series of fee increases for various Rossmoor Walnut Creek and Rossmoor Property Management services are expected in 2027, and those increases will be taken into account as various Rossmoor departments work up their budgets for next year. Those departmental budgets will be unveiled at the annual two-...
Posted on September 1, 2026
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Is an indoor gun range coming to Walnut Creek?

Proposal draws mixed reactions from residents A proposed indoor gun range that would, if ultimately approved, operate in a former carpeting store on North Main St reet has a l ready drawn both praise as a source of firearm education safety, and criticism for, as one letter writer to the city said, the “overall impact on the character and sense of s...
Posted on September 1, 2026
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Camp Rossmoor: a shared joy

Socializing is a big part of the enjoyment for residents It’s not just about the activities and exercise that Camp Rossmoor provides. Socializing among residents is also a major windfall. That special mix was evident during the latest edition of the camp last week. Brenda Wilson loves the choice of activities, and the people she gets to meet. “Soci...
Posted on August 25, 2026
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Pickleball building is now expected to open at end of September

Because of delays in delivery of needed fencing and windows, the opening of the long-awaited pickleball structure near the Event Center and Dollar House has been pushed back to the end of September, according to Ann Mottola, Rossmoor’s director of community services. The mini-mesh chain link fencing will be used on open-air portions of the $4.5 mil...
Posted on August 25, 2026