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Thank you for your kind responses to Ralph’s health situation. We’re happy to report he’s much improved and expects to make a full recovery. We’ll see you around the neighborhood.
– Karen Muldoon and Ralph Frattura
Here are Rancho Murieta's complete Security logs for March 25-April 9, as released to the public. CSD Security edits the logs to remove names and specific addresses before releasing the information. Read more »
A couple of pieces of news from Entertainment, Theatre & Culture as it heads into a new season of lakeside entertainment:
Bill (Birdman) Gengler stopped to look at Michigan Bar's poppies the other day. "Poppy month has had a slow start," he writes, "but the poppies are always blooming at the bar." The long-range weather forecast looks like we might be into spring to stay, with less rain and highs moving into the 70s. (Click for larger image)
If you want to see the Monet and Gauguin exhibits at the de Young Museum in San Francisco, here’s a painless way: Be part of the Rancho Murieta Women’s Club’s bus trip Tuesday, April 30. It’s $60 a person, which includes the bus and museum admission (and men are welcome). The bus departs at 8 a.m. from Stonehouse Park. Reservations forms are available at the Rancho Murieta Association Building. The deadline to sign up is April 16. (Click the little image to see a poster.)
The Fiesta for Life 5K Trail Run on Rancho Murieta’s trails will begin at 9 a.m. May 5 at Lake Clementia. (Check-in starts at 8:30 a.m.) The event, which benefits Relay for Life and the American Cancer Society, costs $20 if you pre-register and $25 the day of the race. You can pre-register here: https://forms.gle/QFEzWeRrqAAyXGnF9
No traffic incidents reported on Murieta commuter roads
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