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Securitas taps new site manager

Bertolozzi wants residents to feel safe The new site manager for Rossmoor’s security service provider, Securitas, said his No. 1 goal is to make residents feel safe. “My main job is to make sure that the people living in Rossmoor feel safe and that they get the customer service Rossmoor has grown to know and respect,” Steve Bertolozzi said. He star...
Posted on August 17, 2021
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Planning Committee reviews wish list

Facilities masterplan offers sweeping ideas Rossmoor’s 9,500-plus residents were asked to dream big – and they did. Their wish list was discussed at the GRF Planning Committee last Thursday and includes some components that could bring some major changes to the look and feel of Rossmoor. The committee of four GRF directors makes recommendations to ...
Posted on August 17, 2021
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Finance task force mulls options f or leftover money

Refunds to Rossmoor’s Mutuals and some degree of reduction in the coupon should get the lion’s share of an estimated $3.77 million GRF budget surplus, according to a GRF Board financial task force. That task force voted 5-0 on Thursday, Aug. 12 to formally recommend those actions to the GRF Finance Committee, which will in turn pass on its own reco...
Posted on August 17, 2021
 

It’s hot out there ….

It’s hot out there With summer temperatures reaching the 100s, residents are advised to remember three basic items for car or golf cart; a bottle of water, a wide-brimmed sunhat and some sunscreen.
Posted on August 17, 2021
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They’re back: How are residents handling new mask order?

It was a lovely, albeit warm, Tuesday when about a dozen people found the cool of dimly lit Peacock Hall for a 1 p.m. showing of “Training Day,” starring Denzel Washington. All of them were wearing face masks, in accordance with a new county health order issued in response to the growing spread of the delta variant of COVID-19. A week earlier, they...
Posted on August 10, 2021
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Residents’ paintings go missing from Gateway

A number of paintings by residents went missing during the reopening of Gateway Clubhouse. Among the paintings that disappeared were some noted as “NFS,” meaning they were not for sale because of the emotional investment artists had in them, said John Hopper, president of the Rossmoor Art Association (RAA). “The paintings missing are very treasured...
Posted on August 10, 2021
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Gathering outdoors? Rossmoor offers ample picnic areas, patios

All available by reservation, and most of them are free With a county indoor mask mandate back in place and the dog days of summer behind us, residents can find a welcome respite for social gatherings in the picnic areas and outdoor patios in Rossmoor. Many residents are familiar with Sportsmen’s Park and the Dollar picnic area, but those are just ...
Posted on August 10, 2021
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94-year-old Niners enjoy life on the links

Barbara May and Dee Reichert, at 94 the oldest members of the Women’s Nine Hole Golf Club, had a rare chance to tee off together last week during the Niners’ Tournament of Champions. May still plays four days a week and walks all nine holes at Creekside Golf Course with a pull cart on three of them. “I’m sure one of these days I’ll say I can’t do t...
Posted on August 10, 2021