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Fitness Center rebuilds staff, starts classes

Reservations are no longer needed and the doors are open again for drop-ins, but residents will need to be patient as the Fitness Center moves into its post-pandemic life. Last year, trainers Julie Hughes and Dennis Shimoko left the Fitness Center, along with a part-time trainer. Those positions were not filled during the shutdown or gradual reopen...
Posted on June 15, 2021
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Pickleball expansion cost could more than double

GRF Planning Committee The cost to improve and expand the Creekside pickleball courts has more than doubled from the $300,000 already approved. And, if a block of Rossmoor Parkway is reconfigured for on-street parking, the cost would nearly quadruple to $1.1 million. The Planning Committee wants the Finance Committee to Additional work will be need...
Posted on June 15, 2021
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Residents face uncertainty after fire, water damage manors

Golden Rain fire started in electrical box The residents of four co-op units off Golden Rain Road were displaced in a twoalarm blaze Thursday night that started in a residential electrical box, a fire official said. A resident of an adjoining unit at 2925 Golden Rain Road was taken to the hospital with complaints of breathing trouble but was back a...
Posted on June 8, 2021
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Joy, trepidation and questions

Rossmoor to reopen with rest of state Residents have reacted with joy, trepidation and questions to plans to reopen Rossmoor on Tuesday, June 15, along with the rest of the state. If things work out, Rossmoor will go from being a ghost town back to the bustling community it was 14 months ago when everything shut down due to the global pandemic. “Ou...
Posted on June 8, 2021
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GRF Board gives Rossmoor green light to reopen June 15

Not clear yet is where masks will be required Rossmoor will reopen with the rest of California on June 15 when Gov. Gavin Newsom gives the all-clear. The governor’s plan to reopen the economy calls for elimination of the colored tier system, which the state has used to determine what’s open and under what conditions. The state’s new guidance will m...
Posted on June 1, 2021
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Pandemic’s popular pastime

Pools provide exercise, fresh air, social connections It’s because of the pandemic and its restrictions that swimming has become so popular, according to longtime Rossmoor lifeguards. One even dared to compare its popularity here with golf. Both sports have never looked so good to so many residents. Reservations are a must at pools and golf courses...
Posted on June 1, 2021
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Mountain Mike’s Pizza coming to shopping center

The anticipated opening of a Mountain Mike’s Pizza restaurant sometime later this year would be the next in what the owners of the Rossmoor shopping center hope will be a group of new eateries coming to the site within the next few years. Terrence Tallen, a principal with Rossmoor Retail Partners, LLC, Rossmoor Shopping Center’s ownership group, sa...
Posted on June 1, 2021
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Open houses resume in Rossmoor this month

After a 16-month hiatus, Sunday real estate open houses (the real, not virtual ones) are set to return to Rossmoor later this month. ReMax Accord Manager Mary Beall-Neighbor, who coordinated the monthly open house events for area Realtors before the pandemic shutdown, said the plan is to restart them on Sunday, June 20. The move follows the state’s...
Posted on June 1, 2021
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Study: Sound barrier could reduce noise even as pickleball expands

Those who live closest to the Creekside pickleball courts should actually hear less of the thud of ball hitting paddle after the facility is expanded from three to seven courts if a high sound barrier wraps around the courts. That’s according to a 44page sound study by Acoustics Group Inc. However, even with a barrier, sound from pickleball play, i...
Posted on May 25, 2021