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Mutual board’s coordinator set to retire

Anne Paone said her imminent retirement will put her closer to her grandchildren, which is a good thing. “They grow up so fast, and I’ll be happy to see them,” said Paone, who will leave Rossmoor on June 15 after 10 years as a Mutuals’ board services coordinator, responsible for scheduling, setting up and attending board meetings, creating meeting ...
Posted on June 6, 2023
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County ends frozen meals due to lack of funding

The Friday frozen meal pickups outside the Diablo Room at the Hillside Clubhouse are set to end for Rossmoor residents, because Contra Costa County funding for those meals is ending. The meals have been available for residents 60 and older since the COVID-19 pandemic began raging in 2020. The last Friday frozen meal pickup at Hillside is scheduled ...
Posted on June 6, 2023
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Residents get early look inside pickleball project

Approximately 125 Rossmoor residents came to the Fireside Room on June 2 for the most up-to-date update on the pickleball building project, a $2.8 million structure planned for space just southwest of the Event Center, abutting Dollar Ranch Golf Course. It was clear, however, that even almost two years into an exhaustive process to find a place and...
Posted on June 6, 2023
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Helpings of smiles and laughter top the menu for Memory Cafés

Memory Cafés are growing resources in the area for those experiencing the early onset of cognitive impairment. Their menu of love, compassion and friendship is never in short supply at Jewish Family and Community Services’ (JFCS) hourlong gathering on the fourth Monday of each month at the Pleasant Hill Senior Center. For its recent May gathering, ...
Posted on May 30, 2023
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Long lines at gate are temporary headache as new system tested

GRF Board also hears about wildfire grant The lines of cars at the front gate may be long at times now, but that should be a temporary situation as testing of Rossmoor’s new access control system wraps up in the near future, the GRF Board was told last week. Public Safety Manager Tom Cashion told the Board that the new Dwelling Live system soon wil...
Posted on May 30, 2023
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Coping with a turbulent financial world

Financial Forum members share their thoughts In a world where financial uncertainty seems to loom in ever-changing ways, members of Rossmoor’s Financial Forum took a breather May 23 from news cycles and to-theminute stock market updates. Close to 100 members of the forum gathered in the Fireside Room to take part in a reasoned, nuanced presentation...
Posted on May 30, 2023
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Town hall to share details as pickleball project progresses

Aproposed plan for new pickleball courts in Rossmoor is moving into a cross-coordination phase, in which the building designer, architect and solar panel provider work on confirming key design elements. The schematic design package also is in the hands of the city of Walnut Creek Planning Department. Not to be left out, Rossmoor residents also have...
Posted on May 30, 2023
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Golf income catching up fast after rainy start to 2023

GAC also discusses possible repair at Hole 3 Heavy, persistent rains may have kept golfers indoors in January and February, but with the reemergence of the sun in recent weeks, the number of rounds played on Rossmoor’s two golf courses has quickly rebounded. The return of players to the Dollar and Creekside courses has helped Golden Rain Fundation ...
Posted on May 23, 2023
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STAFF SPOTLIGHT

Through rains, droughts, slides and more, landscape crews help Rossmoor look good When asked what his crew’s biggest challenge is, Landscape Manager John Tawaststjerna’s response isn’t the drought, or keeping the most flammable decorative plants at bay, or replacing thirsty species with others more tolerant of increasingly dry conditions (a storm-s...
Posted on May 23, 2023