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Thefts, trespassing were down in 2023

Theft and trespassing incidents recorded by Securitas were down considerably in 2023 from recent years, according to a report by Public Safety. Thefts reported to Securitas totaled 49, down from 79 in 2022 and 121 in 2021. Trespassing incidents numbered seven last year, compared with 11 in 2022 and 23 in 2021. Public Safety Manager Tom Cashion cred...
Posted on January 23, 2024
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‘Bling Fling’ helps young people in need

By Mike Wood Staff writer Hearing the name “Bling Fling” can put a smile on anyone’s face. Learning what the annual fundraiser in Rossmoor accomplishes makes that smile even wider. Jane Viator came up with the zippy name in 2017, when she launched efforts here to collect unwanted but wearable jewelry, to be sold to help at-risk youths in Contra Cos...
Posted on January 23, 2024
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Residents take part in Coffee with a Cop

When Lt. Jeff Slater walked into the Event Center on Thursday for a “Coffee with a Cop” session that he organized, he was stunned to see so many residents. More than 100 residents packed the Event Center’s Donner Room and spilled out into the main hall’s corridors for “Coffee with a Cop,” an informal give-and-take with Slater, the Sector 1 commande...
Posted on January 23, 2024
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Planning Committee explores possible sale of two parcels

The GRF Planning Committee on Thursday voted to recommend that the full GRF Board spend $20,000 on a study of the potential sale or development of two Rossmoor parcels – one of them the Rossmoor Garden Club’s current garden plot. If the GRF Board follows this recommendation, the Walnut Creek-based firm LCA Architects (Loving and Campos) will now do...
Posted on January 16, 2024
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Keeping Rossmoor clean and operational 24/7

STAFF SPOTLIGHT CUSTODIAL SERVICES & AUDIO/VISUAL Rossmoor is a busy place, and somebody’s got to set up all those events and room rentals – and tear them down and clean up after them. (And clean up after everyone else, too.) Enter Rossmoor’s Custodial Services/Audio Visual Department and its 15 workers, who, by 2022 numbers, do more than 2,000...
Posted on January 16, 2024
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What to know about Comcast data breach

An October data breach that has potentially impacted millions of Comcast customers has some Rossmoorians concerned about the safety of their personal information. What Comcast described as a “data security incident” has prompted the cable, phone and internet provider to require its customers to change the password to their online Comcast account. A...
Posted on January 16, 2024
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Changes to GRF Policy on demonstrators examined

Seeking a balance between allowing Rossmoor residents to express themselves freely and publicly, and to do so safely and without creating discord, members of the GRF Policy Committee will discuss over the next three weeks prospective updates to GRF’s “demonstration policy” governing protests within Rossmoor’s confines. The Policy Committee discusse...
Posted on January 16, 2024
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Personality put to the test

Classes based on personality studies a big hit When Ros Carol began presenting personality classes in Rossmoor this past May, she had no idea how popular they would become. These Myers-Briggs Type Indicator classes involve 30 residents who each take a personality test online ahead of the session. Sponsored by Rossmoor Recreation, they are a popular...
Posted on January 9, 2024
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GRF, Mutuals obtain enough insurance to cover most major disasters

As the Golden Rain Foundation and the Mutuals prepared their budgets for 2024, they were based on preliminary estimates for property insurance that was expected to increase by a minimum of 50% due to market conditions. After budgets were adopted, the results of an appraisal for Trust and mutual property showed an increased valuation of over 32%. In...
Posted on January 9, 2024