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Get the lowdown on robocalls from Washington Post reporter

Washington Post technology columnist Geoffrey Fowler returns to speak to the Rossmoor Computer Club on Thursday, Aug. 29, at 7 p.m., in the Event Center. His topic is “Stop Calling Me!!” He’ll talk about robocalls – “the No. 1 technology nuisance,” in his opinion. Those annoyances are also the No. 1 complaint fielded by the Federal Communications C...
Posted on August 20, 2019
 

Corrections

An article about PG& E clearing vegetation in the Aug. 14 edition had a resident praising GRF’s landscaping crews for trimming vegetation on a stretch of hill off Golden Rain Road. That trimming was done by the Mutual, not GRF. A table tennis caption in the Aug. 14 edition should have listed David Kwok on the left and Frank Chu on the right and...
Posted on August 20, 2019
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PG&E clears vegetation around power pole near Golden Rain

Replacement pole planned for site of fire last summer Staff writer Residents who live on Golden Rain Road, Entry 16, can breathe a sigh of relief. A PG& E crew cleared the vegetation around a power pole where a fire broke out last summer, started by a squirrel that was electrocuted on a power line and fell into the parched grass. “The vegetatio...
Posted on August 13, 2019
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Howard Lowe was at Woodstock

And yes, he remembers everything Staff writer The first moon walk, Vietnam War protests, Sesame Street and my high school graduation weren’t the only notable things that happened in 1969. There was Woodstock – a three-day festival of peace and music by arguably the best rock ‘n’ roll talent to ever perform on the same stage. Woodstock is said to ha...
Posted on August 13, 2019
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Scare prompts police activity on Skycrest

Managing editor Walnut Creek police temporarily issued a shelter in place for Skycrest Drive Entry 17 last Wednesday, Aug. 7, after Securitas received two reports of a male walking in the entry with a long gun or rifle. It turned out to be a false alarm. A pest control supervisor confirmed with police later Wednesday that the person was a pest cont...
Posted on August 13, 2019
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Redwood Room serving up food again

Staff writer Kairi’s Kitchen, the new restaurant in the Redwood Room at Gateway, is now open for business. Owner Michael Parham and his staff are serving breakfast and lunch weekdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. There were a few final inspection hurdles to clear, but the caf é finally opened on Monday, Aug. 5. Resident Margaret Hamilton was enjoying a cup...
Posted on August 13, 2019
 

Interfaith Council to sponsor talk on diversity

Golden Rain Foundation CEO Tim O’Keefe will speak on celebrating diversity in Rossmoor on Friday, Aug. 23, at 2 p.m. in the Club Room at Creekside. The event is sponsored by the Diversity Consciousness Committee of the Interfaith Council of Rossmoor. Residents from Rossmoor’s African-American and Friends, Chinese-American, Hawaii State, India, Japa...
Posted on August 13, 2019
 

Three declare candidacy in Mutual 30

Mutual 30 has two positions available on the board of directors in this year’s election. Three members have declared their candidacy. Ballots were mailed on Aug. 9. Residents should mark their ballot for their two candidates of choice and sign the outside white envelope, left-hand corner. Return the ballot to the Mutual Boards Office. The winning c...
Posted on August 13, 2019
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Will creek restoration begin in 2019?

Permitting agencies visit Rossmoor to see erosion near pickleball courts, Tice Creek Staff writer Money has been earmarked and design work is done. So why the delay in fixing potentially hazardous erosion at Creekside pickleball courts and the big hole by the sidewalk on Tice Creek Drive, near Buckeye Grove? “Since repair work involves the creek, w...
Posted on August 6, 2019