Posts by Oakmont Observer
Fostering a Stronger and more Inclusive Community
EDITOR’S NOTE: Please feel free to submit any letters to the editor on topics of interest or concern. Your voices are an integral part of our community dialogue, and we look forward to hearing from you. Dear Neighbors, I hope this letter finds you well. As a concerned member of our community, I am writing…
Read MoreHealth, Happiness and Good Luck in the Coming Year
What we call the beginning is often the end. And to make an end is to make a beginning. The end is where we start from. T. S. Eliot If you feel that 2020 was drawn out, you are right. It was a leap year, giving us one more day (February 29). In addition to…
Read More9/3 Town Hall – OVA Board Seeks to Amend Bylaws, Limit Member Voting
ZOOM TOWN HALL – Sept, 3 at 1:00 PM (https://www.OakmontVillage.com/live) Live-Streaming “That would mean that only 12.5% of the Oakmont owners could vote to change the future of the community. That is an unconscionable proposal to consider.” ~ John MacInnis “A COMMUNITY TOWN HALL IS SCHEDULED to discuss a revision to one or more of…
Read MoreQuarry Hill Free Seniors First Tuesday Every Month
Seniors 65 and older, students, and active military are free the first Tuesday of every month.
Read MoreWhat Would Hamilton Do?
(He saw this coming) The Founding Father wanted a strong president — and a way to get rid of the demagogic ones Washington Post | October 20, 2019 President Trump has described the impeachment proceedings as a “coup,” and his White House counsel has termed them “unconstitutional.” This would come as a surprise to Alexander…
Read More10/20 Free Cantiamo Concert Choir
Cantiamo is the premier a cappella chorus of the northwest. Under the direction of soprano soloist Carol Menke, they delight audiences with a repertoire of both contemporary and renaissance music. Enjoy this FREE concert on Sunday, October 20, at Presbyterian Church of the Roses, 2500 Patio Court, Santa Rosa. Lots of parking across the street…
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