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Spring Sensation

Flowers burst into season throughout Rossmoor Spring is near, and nicer weather brings more opportunities to see the beauty of flowers throughout Rossmoor. With many varieties here, whether those are annuals, perennials, shrubs or trees, often something is in bloom, or close to it. Right now, daffodils are quite the visual, said Jesus Morales, Land...
Posted on March 18, 2025
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Planning Committee recommends next phase of Food Study

Work would include evaluation of Creekside site The GRF Planning Committee voted March 13 to recommend to the Finance Committee spending $59,100 in capital fund money for Synergy Restaurant Consultants to do the next phase of work on the Food and Beverage Study project. That work will include an evaluation of the physical Creekside Grill and Bar si...
Posted on March 18, 2025
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Table Tennis looks to serve up more hours

A proposal to increase exclusive usage time for Rossmoor Table Tennis Club members for that facility at Hillside received unanimous support from the Policy Committee. By a 4-0 vote, the committee recommended at its March 10 meeting that the GRF Board approve a plan to increase club-only hours, particularly during weekdays. Currently, time allowed t...
Posted on March 18, 2025
 

PLANNING: Food and Beverage Study

Rossmoor community, having operated at its current location since 2007. Creekside Grill’s lease expires at the end of this year, but Matheson said the restaurant’s operators would be welcome to apply to be an “operating partner” with GRF in operating food and beverage services in Rossmoor in future years. “We want them to be part of the process,” M...
Posted on March 18, 2025
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Marketing Task Force focuses on ‘monumental‘ website task

Dwight Wa l ker sa id launching a website that effectively markets Rossmoor Walnut Creek is the Marketing Task Force’s biggest and most important job, and that the work toward that end has only just begun. “This is a monumental task, but it is the most important task of this group, in my opinion,” said Walker, chair of this task force, at its March...
Posted on March 18, 2025
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Pickleball project Town Hall proves informative

AMarch 3 Town Hall meeting for sharing as much information as possible about the planned pickleball structure, which would be built next to the Event Center, made one point clear. There are still several key unknowns about the controversial project even after a decade of planning, most of them centering on what it will ultimately cost, and about wh...
Posted on March 11, 2025
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Home central

Annual show connects vendors with residents The ninth annual Home Show once again attracted a sizeable, eager crowd of home-improvement seekers. Many had already gameplanned what they were looking for, well before the Event Center doors opened for the March 6 showcase that featured more than 40 vendors. Among the well-prepared was resident Julia De...
Posted on March 11, 2025
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Rossmoor empathic for immigrant resident after hate incident

Jagjit Brar was walking near where his entry peels off Terra California Drive on Feb. 10, paying more attention to walking carefully and maintaining his balance than to whoever was driving by. But it was hard to miss the gray car whose driver stuck his head out the window as he went by. “He shouted, ‘Go back to your own country’ and kept moving,” s...
Posted on March 11, 2025
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Nutrition and aging get a deep dive at lecture

Figur ing out nutr ition – diet, vitamins, supplements, organics and more – can be overwhelming as people age. Dr. Tracy Hu offered a basic approach at a March 3 lecture on Nutrition and Aging, presented in the Fireside Room by Rossmoor Counseling Services. Hu, a co-founder of East Bay Health, a nonprofit direct primary care clinic in Lafayette, ac...
Posted on March 11, 2025