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Flea market has Rossmoor flair

Considering that Rossmoor residents are from various parts of the country and the world, the annual Flea Market has a worldwide feel. It’s beyond what you’d expect at similar markets or rummage sales outside the community, residents say. There’s a bit of a wow factor for shoppers. “It’s not the usual thrift shop stuff,” resident Jacki Rideau said. ...
Posted on April 21, 2026
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RWC Board candidates talk transportation, Gateway proposal, MTF

Three new Board members to be elected in May Five candidates for two open seats on the Rossmoor Walnut Creek Board of Directors last week described varying top priorities but found common ground on at least one issue. And most of them said it presents a riddle that in-house Rossmoor minds can’t solve. “We can’t do it ourselves; we just don’t have t...
Posted on April 21, 2026
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Couple reflect on their great escapes

Joe and Lucy Felcher just celebrated their 59th wedding anniversary. It’s been a long trip for them. Literally. They came to the United States through the Iron Curtain via other countries during the 1950s, after getting a bitter taste of life under communist rule. Like so many 20th century Eastern European immigrants, members of their Jewish famili...
Posted on April 21, 2026
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Computer Club’s Lishinsky steps down, but not out

She spent a career working in supply chain management and product logistics, but Rhona Lishinsky said some co-workers gave her a more affectionate nickname. “I was ‘Gadget Girl,’ because I had all these gadgets, like computer equipment,” said Lishinsky, who began a second career, of sorts, after moving to Rossmoor in 2016. She joined the Computer C...
Posted on April 21, 2026
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Republican Club to host Mayor Kevin Wilk at meet-and-greet

Walnut Creek Mayor Kevin Wilk will be the special guest speaker at the Republican Club’s coming meetand- greet, which will be held Sunday, May 3 from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Fairway Room at Creekside Complex. Wilk will update attendees on the state of the city, and answer questions about public finances, government policies, crime and future city plans....
Posted on April 21, 2026
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New state water law to hit home in Rossmoor in 2029

Mutual leaders hear about ‘nonfunctional’ turf A relatively new state law designed to protect the state’s increasingly precious supplies of potable water will certainly affect Rossmoor’s Mutuals, but a representative of the East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) told a Rossmoor audience last week that the new law, AB 1572, has many gray areas ...
Posted on April 14, 2026
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ARE YOU COVERED?

What is, isn’t included in ‘master’ insurance policy in Rossmoor Rossmoor residents are being encouraged to make sure their personal property insurance policies leave as few gaps as possible between that coverage and the protection Rossmoor’s “master” property insurance policy provides. Ken Johnson, area senior vice president with Gallagher, Rossmo...
Posted on April 14, 2026
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Task Force wants KPI work to live on

Last regular meeting focuses on measuring services At their last of six regular meetings on April 7, members of the Community Services KPI Task Force singled out the work of two UC Berkeley fellows and one Rossmoor Walnut Creek staff member as the basis for what they hope will be effective (and well utilized) ways to measure how well RWC and KPI: T...
Posted on April 14, 2026
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Residents learn importance of fast action in an evacuation

Among numerous useful tips shared during a “When and How to Evacuate Rossmoor” presentation on April 6, one was often repeated: “Leave early.” That was emphasized by RWC Public Safety Director Tom Cashion, Capt. Jeff Slater of the Walnut Creek Police Department and other speakers at the event presented by the Rossmoor Emergency Preparedness Organiz...
Posted on April 14, 2026