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Rossmoor welcomes new landscape chief

John Tawaststjerna already knew the lay of the land in Rossmoor by the time he was hired as the new landscape manager. He and his previous employer, BrightView Landscape Co. in Pleasanton, had contracted with several individual Mutuals on landscaping projects. Tawaststjerna said he believes he’s already impacted Rossmoor’s visual presentation. “I’v...
Posted on April 12, 2022
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Residents pack Event Center to discuss water needs

With a heightened sense of concern due to the persistent drought, residents filled the Event Center for an April 7 workshop on water reclamation and irrigation for the golf courses. During the afternoon of the hottest day yet of 2022, residents asked many insightful questions after a presentation by Director of Resident Services Jeff Matheson and J...
Posted on April 12, 2022
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Outdoor pools can open even without lifeguards

The GRF Board voted to allow the outdoor pools to remain open without lifeguards. By Sam Richards Staff writer Rossmoor s outdoor swimming pools now .will have times with no lifeguard on duty, after the GRF Board on Thursday voted to open those pools even when there isn’t a lifeguard available to cover all pool open hours. The Board voted 6 to 3 (w...
Posted on April 5, 2022
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Facilities Master Plan and Membership Transfer Fee hike remain undecided lities Master Plan Fac

hike up the waterfalls trail What drives the Trails Club’s hardiest group, the Scramblers, to tackle preposterously challenging hikes like their annual New Year Day’s trek to the Mount Diablo summit? It’s about being in the moment. “When you are outside and you are hiking, you are being in the present,” Shirley Wiegand, a member of the club since 2...
Posted on April 5, 2022
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form bond on Trails VOLUME 56, NO. 4 • 50 CENTS Scramblers 6,2022 WALNUT CREEK, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, APRIL Photo by Lori Wong weeks ago. Diablo two on Mount Continued on page 14A News photo by Dan Rosenstrauch
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New MOD manager brings energy, experience

Kris Peterson has extensive background in property management By Mike Wood Staff writer Kris Peterson already is impressed with how effectively Rossmoor operates. “Everything here is so well organized, and everybody has their role,” said Peterson, who is taking on a vital position with the Mutual Operations Department (MOD). Peterson is the new MOD...
Posted on April 5, 2022
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A love of hiking and camaraderie

Scramblers form bond on Trails Club’s hikes By Mike Wood Staff writer What drives the Trails Club’s hardiest group, the Scramblers, to tackle preposterously challenging hikes like their annual New Year Day’s trek to the Mount Diablo summit? It’s about being in the moment. “When you are outside and you are hiking, you are being in the present,” Shir...
Posted on April 5, 2022
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GRF Board Meeting Facilities Master Plan and Membership Transfer Fee hike remain undecided

By Sam Richards Staff writer The long-term Facilities Master Plan remains bogged down in debate, with the possibility of increasing the Membership Transfer Fee now adding a wrinkle to the proposal. Saying they want more choices both for projects for inclusion on the long-term Facilities Master Plan and for what the Membership Transfer Fee (MTF) sho...
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New MOD manager brings energy, experience

Kris Peterson has extensive background in property management By Mike Wood Staff writer Kris Peterson already is impressed with how effectively Rossmoor operates. “Everything here is so well organized, and everybody has their role,” said Peterson, who is taking on a vital position with the Mutual Operations Department (MOD). Peterson is the new MOD...
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Outdoor pools can open even without lifeguards

By Sam Richards Staff writer Rossmoor’s outdoor swimming pools now will have times with no lifeguard on duty, after the GRF Board on Thursday voted to open those pools even when there isn’t a lifeguard available to cover all pool open hours. The Board voted 6 to 3 (with “no” votes from Dale Harrington, Paul Moderacki and Leanne Hamaji) to allow the...
Posted on April 5, 2022