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Rossmoor prepares to showcase its diversity

Annual festival allows clubs to share their culture with community Mary Taylor sees her human rights work as a calling, one that surfaced after she came to Rossmoor in 2015. She was at a meeting, and Taylor – who is African American – told someone she lived in Rossmoor. “They told me they thought they were not letting Black FESTIVAL: Fourth annual ...
Posted on October 1, 2024
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Tice pools’ roof panel replacement set for October

Work will close the pool area starting on Oct. 21 The wait to replace the aging, malfunctioning roof panel system at the Tice Pools soon will be over. The target date to start the work is Monday, Oct. 21. The roof panels and the gears and motors that operate them will be replaced, said John Raith, Trust Maintenance supervisor. The work will be done...
Posted on September 24, 2024
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Rossmoor’s ambassador

Resident Spotlight Lynne Forrette specializes in connecting neighbors Hitting the hiking trails may be the best way to get the lay of the land in Rossmoor. And that’s one of the first things Lynne Forrette did when she got here. “I met most of my friends – my posse – in the Trails Club,” said Forrette, who has lived in Rossmoor, and been a Trails C...
Posted on September 24, 2024
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‘All Around Rossmoor’ is the ultimate go-to guide for residents

Starting today, what has for decades been a binder full of reference information for Rossmoor residents will be easier to refer to. And it’s not just for Rossmoor residents anymore. Included inside copies of today’s (Sept. 25) Rossmoor News is the inaugural edition of “All Around Rossmoor,” a magazine with all kinds of information about the communi...
Posted on September 24, 2024
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W.C. City Council recognizes Fran Gibson

Fran Gibson, past president of the Rossmoor Emergency Preparedness Organization, was one of three people honored last week for their volunteer work to promote preparation for natural disasters like earthquakes and wildfires. The action was the Walnut Creek City Council’s nod to National Preparedness Month. At the Sept. 17 council meeting, Gibson, a...
Posted on September 24, 2024
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Cost of GRF portion of coupon set to rise in 2025

Board tackles rising costs at 2-day meeting The GRF portion of the coupon for 2025 could go up approximately 5.86% from this year’s monthly payment, with further refinements to be recommended by the Finance Committee at its Tuesday, Sept. 24 meeting. The full GRF Board could then approve a final 2025 coupon amount, along with Rossmoor’s 2025 operat...
Posted on September 17, 2024
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Now entering the slow zone

Repaving work around Rossmoor to cause road closures, traffic delays beginning next week Repaving work in Rossmoor will cause some road closures and traffic delays through early October. A section of Tice Creek Drive, between Singingwood Court and Stanley Dollar Drive, will be repaved on Tuesday, Sept. 24, closing that section of road to traffic in...
Posted on September 17, 2024
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Awareness is the key in a sea of scams

Rely on common sense when something sounds fishy Scams aimed at seniors are increasingly prevalent. Rossmoorians certainly are aware of that, and many are being proactive in learning more about those nefarious activities. On consecutive days, scams were the focus of presentations by Rossmoor organizations. The Sept. 9 meeting of the Rossmoor Emerge...
Posted on September 17, 2024
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Solar canopy installation to close portion of Gateway parking lot for three months

Farmers’ Market to close early; next Shred Day moves to Event Center Cons t r uct ion on t he long-awaited Phase II of the solar canopies begins Monday, Oct. 7, in the Gateway parking lot. While the project could save Rossmoor as much as $11.3 million in electricity costs over 25 years, it will not be without considerable shortterm inconvenience. T...
Posted on September 17, 2024
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DEFINING ROSSMOOR

GRF Marketing Task Force: Discussion centered on establishing brand identity The newly formed GRF Marketing Task Force has a simple enough basic task – to figure out how to effectively get the word out about what Rossmoor is and make it attractive to prospective residents. But “building a brand” for Rossmoor may well be less straightforward, given ...
Posted on September 10, 2024