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Cindi’s Coffee Cart parked near the Rossmoor golf course with its service window open.

Golden Pear adds coffee cart at Rossmoor

Chef Rodney Worth's Golden Pear restaurant at Rossmoor has expanded with Cindi's Coffee Cart near the driving range, offering breakfast sandwiches, pastries and espresso Tuesday through Saturday starting at 8 a.m.

Cindi’s Coffee Cart parked near the Rossmoor golf course with its service window open.

Golden Pear adds coffee cart at Rossmoor

Chef Rodney Worth's Golden Pear restaurant at Rossmoor has expanded with Cindi's Coffee Cart near the driving range, offering breakfast sandwiches, pastries and espresso Tuesday through Saturday starting at 8 a.m.

Cindi’s Coffee Cart parked near the Rossmoor golf course with its service window open.

Golden Pear adds coffee cart at Rossmoor

Chef Rodney Worth's Golden Pear restaurant at Rossmoor has expanded with Cindi's Coffee Cart near the driving range, offering breakfast sandwiches, pastries and espresso Tuesday through Saturday starting at 8 a.m.

A grid of dishes from Stereo 41's current menu — a leafy herb salad, a seared steak with green sauce, a powdered-sugar-topped toast dessert, a Middle Eastern breakfast plate with sausage and flatbread, a mezze spread with pita and dips, and a red cocktail.

Stereo 41 ditches Middle Eastern menu for Southern food

Stereo 41 at 1535 Bonanza St. in downtown Walnut Creek will undergo a mid-August renovation to replace its Japanese and Middle Eastern-influenced menu with Southern comfort food, including Creole, Low Country, and Appalachian dishes plus a weekend brunch.

Headshot of Caitlin Meaney Burrows, smiling, wearing a teal blouse, against a gray background.

Walnut Creek Chamber names new president and CEO in 100th anniversary year

Caitlin Meaney Burrows, a Lafayette business strategist with more than three decades of experience, has been named president and CEO of the Walnut Creek Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau, succeeding Bob Linscheid as the organization marks its 100th anniversary.

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