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Demonstration debate heats up at Policy Committee meeting

Working group hashes out possible changes The future of demonstrations within Rossmoor prompted impassioned discussion at the Feb. 12 GRF Policy Committee meeting. The meeting in Gateway’s Board Room drew more than two dozen residents, many of whom spoke of concerns about being able to peacefully protest within Rossmoor. Policy Committee members’ d...
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Lawn bowler savors time on world stage

It was a big last few months of 2023 for Rossmoor resident Frankie Napoli, who has made a name for himself as a champion lawn bowler representing the Rossmoor Lawn Bowling Club, which he said is becoming wellknown in the “bowls” universe. “It’s a club players around the world know about,” Napoli said in a recent interview. In fact, the Rossmoor clu...
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City seeks legislative help for insurance woes plaguing Rossmoor

Officials from both the city of Walnut Creek and Rossmoor hope that an addition to the city’s 2024 list of legislative goals could prompt some relief from the ongoing insurance crisis, including the circumstances that have, at least temporarily, put a hold on most new mortgages in Rossmoor. On Feb. 6, the City Council unanimously approved its 2024 ...
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Rotary Club will host retired justice March 6 in Diablo Room

California Associate Justice Ignazio Ruvolo (Ret.) is the guest speaker at the Rossmoor Rotary Club’s luncheon meeting on Wednesday, March 6, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Diablo Room at Hillside. His topic will be the California Appellate Court system. Ruvolo was first appointed as an associate justice to the California First District Court ...
Posted on February 20, 2024
 

Security Reports

FROM SECURITAS The following are the major incidents reported to Securitas, Rossmoor’s security service provider. They appear here as they were initially reported to Securitas. After investigation, details of a case may indicate a lesser or different incident description. If the case warrants it, the News will do a follow-up story. Monday, Feb. 12 ...
Posted on February 20, 2024
 

How to vote in Rossmoor in the primary election

Rossmoor residents can vote by mail or in-person for the presidential primary election on Tuesday, March 5. In-person polling will be at the Event Center from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. All registered voters also have received a ballot in the mail. They can then mail in their ballot, drop it off in a secure dropoff location or vote in-person or drop off the ...
Posted on February 20, 2024
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Finding long-lasting love

Finding long-lasting love Rossmoor offers lots of opportunities for people to get together, stay together B arry Hunau said he was profoundly lonely after Lynn, his wife of 51 years, died in 2021. The retired dentist’s friends recommended he move to Rossmoor, and he did, selling his Lafayette house. He found what he considered a great unit on Ptarm...
Posted on February 13, 2024
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Medical Center potential taking shape

T he GRF Planning Committee on Thursday talked about an early iteration of what the former John Muir Health medical building could look like after renovation to include most of the offices now housed in the outdated, overcrowded Mutual Operations Department facility on Rockview Drive. The earliest results of the “Space Use Study” (http:// tinyurl.c...
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GRF ends contract with Active Wellness, shifts mangement to in-house

Fitness Center T he Fitness Center is bringing management back inhouse after the GRF terminated its contract with Active Wellness last week. Active Wellness had worked in Rossmoor since 2017, first as a consultant during the Fitness Center’s major renovation and later as manager of its programs and member services. Over the past year, GRF has slowl...
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LOVE: Rossmoor clubs make it easy for singles to mingle

ber Directory, which used to put members with mutual interests in touch with one another via instant messaging. Oman’s key words were “gay,” “theater,” “travel,” “dogs,” “music” and “Bay Area.” Crummer, then a music professor at Evergreen Valley College and living in San Jose, responded immediately. Crummer said his previous partner had died that s...
Posted on February 13, 2024