[rha] Scam Foiled, TYC Kids Night Out, RWC Student Of the Month

Published: Thu, 04/11/24

It looks like Saturday afternoon may be wet again...and then again on Sunday afternoon a lessor chance of the same thing, rain. Otherwise it will be partly cloudy and cooler through next week.

If you have automated sprinklers, make sure to "rain delay" them for another 5-7 days. The ground is still pretty wet.

And Please Remember -- our next quarterly shredding event, sponsored by the RHA Neighborhood Watch Program will be held on Saturday, April 27th. NOTE THE NEW LOCATION: Lee Elementary School on Foster Road in Rossmoor. You can't miss us!

Kids Night Out!

The third Friday of every month The Youth Center hosts their Kids Night Out program. This is a great night for the kids (ages 5-12) that serves as a four hour get away for parents (or grandparents). You know your kids will be entertained and well taken care of by The Youth Center team so you can have a relaxing dinner, get out for a peaceful walk or drive, or just do some of that binge watching you keep hoping to get to "one of these days." And for $25 that includes dinner, crafts, and a movie - how can you pass it up? Sign up here today

Online Refund Scam Foiled by Los Al PD

Thanks to the Los Al Police Department's fast action a scammer has been arrested. Here's the precautionary tail from KCal 9 / CBS news.

Los Al Dance Show....

Los Al Dance program is putting on a fun performance: The Salon: Life in Vignettes. Show dates are Wednesday, April 24th, Thursday, April 25th, Friday, April 26th and Saturday, April 27th in the Los Al Performing Arts Center. Come out and support these terrific dancers. Get your tickets here.

Click here for Salon Tickets and enjoy the show!

Scholarship Anyone?

For HS Seniors, the Friends of the Library have a $1,000 scholarship program that has a April22nd deadline. If you are or know of a member of the Class of 2024, please let them know about this Scholarship Program and have them complete the short application that you can find here

TYC - Leadership Council - 7th Graders

The Youth Center's Leadership Council is dedicated towards providing leadership development to students in the community by supporting and creating targeted, innovative programs to connect the youth, promote mental health, and encourage community service. As a driving force and branch of The Youth Center, the Leadership Council seeks to channel the voices of high school, middle school, and elementary school students to create and nurture a network of leaders in the community, helping them to grow with integrity, resilience, compassion, and inspiration as the leaders of tomorrow!

Current 7th Grade Students can apply here

Support the RHA - Join for 2024 today

Earth Month Celebration

Continuing our celebration of Earth Month...... Small changes make a BIG difference, and here are a few examples. Remember too, that the Rossmoor Homeowners Association quarterly shredding event will be held on Saturday, April 27th in the LEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL parking lot on FOSTER ROAD.

Along with helping the environment by consuming fewer trees to make the paper, shredding also reduces that amount of paper in our landfills, as well as protects you from identity theft by destroying sensitive information on your papers.

Get the rest of the scoop here.

Scholarships Are Running Out! Sign Up TODAY!

April 27th Shredding Event @ Lee School

AND Remember -- our next quarterly shredding event, sponsored by the RHA Neighborhood Watch Program will be held on Saturday, April 27th. NOTE THE NEW LOCATION: Lee Elementary School on Foster Road in Rossmoor. You can't miss us!

Hugs For Schools & Clubs

It's getting to be that time of the year when our PTA's, Boosters, and Clubs start their spring semester dine-out for donations (or "dining for dollars").

As we get the information we will post if on our HUGs page so you can check if you can help our kids before you go out to eat.

Thanks!

For 2024 - Join Your Neighbors in the RHA

Did you see this....

Nina Lynes, Los Alamitos High School Student of the Month for April, was honored at the Rossmoor Woman’s Club’s monthly luncheon on April 10.

The Club presented her with a certificate of recognition and $1,000 scholarship check. As a Girl Scout for 13 years, Nina has completed numerous projects, including building and donating a lending library to the McGaugh Elementary School preschool. She has been a member of the California Scholarship Federation for the past four years and recently became a member of National Honor Society.