October 1, 2021

Oakmont Community Church invites you to join the worship at the East Rec on Sunday Mornings at 10:30 AM.

We are thrilled to announce that our restaurant Oak is now open Monday – Friday

•John Brodey It’s Getting Better Yes, it’s getting better all the time, as the Beatles

Looking for a short term volunteer opportunity? We have something available Feb – April.

We’ve had to make up for a lot of lost time and Jerry and his team packed in a lot of tournaments over the last 2 months. We also have more coming as well as a Halloween dinner, a Holiday Gala and an annual member meeting.

For the first time in 15 years the Thursday Women’s Club Team won the Low

In the bird world, nothing says fall is here like the influx of Yellow-Rumped Warblers,

Oakmont Technology Learning Center (OTLC) has revamped the classroom at the CAC. A new high-resolution

After taking an unexpected but mandatory break since March of 2020, the Friday Ladies’ Bible

After taking an unexpected but mandatory break since March of 2020, the Friday Ladies’ Bible

SI Oakmont Wine Country is again selling bulbs to fund our second annual Live Your Dream scholarship.

Playing pétanque is relatively inexpensive since the game requires just a set of three identically patterned boules. The Club has boules for lending to players new to the game. But at some point most players want to have their own boules, which are metal, sold in sets of three, and last for years. Boules are finished both in smooth surfaces and in various patterns so players can distinguish them.

Boules fall into three categories: “leisure,” higher grade leisure, and “competition.” Leisure boules are chrome and a set typically costs about $20. Higher grade leisure boules are usually stainless steel and typically cost about $70. Competition boules are various grades of specialty alloy and typically range from about $70 – $325.

Making progress during difficult times. That’s what the Oakmont Kiwanis Club learned when the Visual AIDS director, Marsha Murray, was the August 26th guest speaker at the Berger Center meeting.

Oakmont Squares are hanging in there, dancing duly masked at the (long-term) temporary space at