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New cartoon coming to News

Rossmoor resident Dick Ling has contributed editorial cartoons to the Orinda News for almost 40 years. Now, he is sharing some of those cartoonists with his neighbors. Because the cartoons must be published in color, and those pages are limited in the News, we will publish these as space permits. See sample at right.
Posted on February 23, 2021
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Vaccine supply issues cancel John Muir’s clinic this week

Second shots not affected; Kaiser clinic still planned John Muir Health learned late last week that it would have to cancel plans for an expanded vaccination clinic in Rossmoor because of limited vaccine supplies that have been an issue statewide. John Muir Health (JMH) officials said that any residents who received a first dose at the Event Center...
Posted on February 16, 2021
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Childhood inspiration, lifetime career

Black History Month Famed pilots influenced Conway Jones’ future The newly minted 25-cent piece depicts a Black pilot cinching his helmet strap in preparation for doing battle overseas as two World War II bombers soar overhead. The commemorative coin honors the Tuskegee Airmen, who broke racial barriers 80 years ago when they started training as th...
Posted on February 16, 2021
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Longtime East Bay journalist joins Rossmoor News staff

Veteran journalist Sam Richards, whose newspaper career spans four decades, has joined the staff of the Rossmoor News as its new editor/ writer. Richards’ byline is already familiar to many News readers, from his time as a temporary reporter with the paper in 2019. “Several residents asked where Sam was after his temporary stint with the newspaper ...
Posted on February 16, 2021
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Chef Michael offers Black History Month special

Available from Kairi’s Kitchen In the continued celebration of Black History Month, the Black Lives Matter Committee of the African American and Friends Club is highlighting the talents of Chef Michael Parham. Chef Michael is owner of Café Oasis and Catering and operates Kari’s Kitchen in Gateway. He is offering a Black History Month Special Soul F...
Posted on February 16, 2021
 

Third Mutual has openings

The Third Mutual Board of Directors has three openings starting in June 2021. Board service requires attending monthly board meetings, various committee meetings and two annual membership meetings, as well as directing MOD staff on maintenance, landscaping and budget issues. Potential candidates must live in the designated district. The district se...
Posted on February 16, 2021
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Next up: Vaccinating those 65 and up

JMH expands its clinic; Kaiser will vaccinate 75 and older After last week’s successful initial rollout, John Muir Health is expanding its COVID-19 vaccination clinic in Rossmoor. Next week, the clinic will begin vaccinating residents 65 years and older who are members of John Muir Health or non-Kaiser plans. Kaiser Permanente’s vaccination clinic ...
Posted on February 9, 2021
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Voice of Bay Area sports silenced

Former A’s announcer Dick Callahan dies unexpectedly Rossmoor resident Dick Callahan, a longtime public address announcer for Bay Area sports teams, died early on the morning of Jan. 29. He was 80. “He had been receiving treatment for a heart issue, and his death was unexpected,” said Katie Callahan Cisco, one of his three daughters. The man with t...
Posted on February 9, 2021
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Aiming to put expansion on sound footing Limiting sound effects part of pickleball plan

The renovation and expansion of the Creekside pickleball courts will begin with the hiring of a landscape architect and acoustics consultant to develop a design that will address the needs of players and concerns of nearby residents, Director of Resident Services Jeff Matheson said. The GRF Board has budgeted up to $300,000 for the project, which i...
Posted on February 9, 2021