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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
Guitarist Craig Chaquico and six virtuoso musicians came to Lake Clementia Amphitheater Saturday night and made it their own with an inspired performance of the music Chaquico made famous as a member of the mega group Jefferson Starship and as a solo performer.
After a half-dozen meetings over four months, the Community Services District board of directors has approved a plan for millions of dollars in options to deal with wastewater as the community grows.
The Rancho Murieta Association will host a three-session computer class, "Working with Graphics Using Microsoft Word," Aug. 20, 23 and 30, from 9 to 11 a.m. at the RMA Building. Lynn Baugher, a neighbor, teaches the course for beginning and intermediate computer users who use Microsoft Word.
The Kiwanis Club goes quackers for the Great Sacramento Duck Race and provides a donation for the skate park, Murietans and county supervisors honor a woman who shared her love of reading with the community, and a cyclist’s prayers are answered when he wins a new bike. Read about your neighbors here.
It may not have crept in on little cat feet, but the quiet reappearance of a 40-foot-long Caterpillar tractor-scraper at the Murieta Equine Center last week was certainly sudden and unexpected.
Currently 
1 traffic incidents on Murieta commuter roads
Traffic map: Jackson Road traffic speeds and all Sacramento incidents
