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Filmmakers tap residents’ knowledge of public libraries to tell story of grand history

The extensive tale of libraries is as diverse and complex as those who have graced their thresholds and perused their shelves for just the right read – or come in search of other offerings – for nearly 200 years. A pair of Rossmoorians, coming to the topic from different perspectives, contributed their unique insights to the development of a docume...
Posted on May 6, 2025
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Memories and gratitude

50THANNIVERSARY OF FALL OF SAIGON Resident Loc Barnes reflects on journey of fleeing Vietnam, building new life in United States For Loc Barnes, April 30 always brings memories, and a powerful sense of gratitude. This particular April 30 has added significance for Barnes and others who fled Vietnam. It’s the 50th anniversary of the fall of Saigon a...
Posted on April 29, 2025
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Finance Committee addresses MOD financial shortfall for 2024, but budget still at a surplus

Committee also weighs impact of new tariffs on pickleball project The Mutual Operations Department (MOD) finished the year with an operating deficit but was still favorable to budget. That’s because the GRF Board planned for a deficit of $637,000 for MOD, which ended the year with a lower deficit of $480,800. GRF finished with a surplus of $123,000...
Posted on April 29, 2025
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A collectors, sellers paradise

Rossmoor Flea Market Vendors, like Stan Chin, will be at Saturday’s event at Gateway selling portions of extensive collections There’s a colorful story behind each portion of Stan Chin’s extensive collection. Chin is a natural storyteller who excitedly describes the wide range of collectibles he’s amassed since 1957. Those include, but are not limi...
Posted on April 22, 2025
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Policy Committee recommends loosening restrictions for politics on TV Politicians would be allowed in some programs

Politicians would be allowed in some programs The Policy Committee has recommended allowing some politics in Rossmoor TV programming but in a limited capacity. At its April 14 meeting, the committee members agreed that Policy 602.0 should be revised to permit elected officials and their staff to participate in Rossmoor TV programming – so long as t...
Posted on April 22, 2025
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Navigating the challenges of aging in place

Professionals talk about the complexities AGING: Advice on selecting caregivers Riddle and Van Ackeren worked as a tandem for this lecture, alternately speaking on a topic or fielding the many questions residents asked. “We both kind of have the same journey,” said Van Ackeren, a certified geriatric care manager, which helps older adults and their ...
Posted on April 22, 2025
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Wong steps down, Sevillano takes over as director of HR

After five years at the helm of Rossmoor’s Human Resources Department, Eric Wong is stepping down May 1 to focus on another human-related job – caring for his mother, who turns 100 in late April. “I know that her time on this side of heaven is limited, so my retirement decision is really to be there to support her in the final chapters of her l ife...
Posted on April 22, 2025
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Pickleball and room reservations come to forefront

Janet Seldon, Susan Hildreth, Cheryl Hines answer questions submitted by residents Hot-button topics like the proposed pickleball facility, room reservations and the insurance crisis were among major issues touched on at the GRF Board Candidates Forum on April 8. Three candidates fielded questions at Peacock Hall – Janet Seldon, who is running in D...
Posted on April 15, 2025