By Cheryl Senn Just my luck, during the recent Spring Break, I became ill and had to stay home, on medication, for a major sinus infection. At first, I was upset all my plans, with my daughters, were going to be cancelled. I had started watching “13 Reasons Why” on…...
By Cheryl Senn Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) Foster Youth and Homeless Liaison and 2017 Comprehensive Youth Services (CYS) of Fresno Child Advocate Award winner, Hayley Field, said she understands the system because she lived through a lot of hardships herself. Field said she was,”Quite surprised and extremely honored,” to…...
By Cheryl Senn The funny thing about Sanger High School (SHS) Track and Field Senior, Matai Lealaimatafao, is the first time he tried out for track, when he was in 4th Grade, he was cut from the team. “It wasn’t ’till 6th grade my career began,” said Lealaimatafao,”As of now…...
By Cheryl Senn Two homes filled with smoke and flames is what the Sanger Fire Department (SFD) firefighters faced, as they conducted a Live Fire Training, this past Saturday. “You gotta know your enemy,” said SFD firefighter/paramedic, Kyle Young, about the Live Fire Training,”If we can know our enemy better,…...
By Cheryl Senn I was amazed at how many eggs were filled for the Unity Estates Easter Egg Hunt, this past weekend. More than 2,000 brightly colored plastic eggs were filled with candy for the children of Unity Estates to find. I began to realize how popular Easter Eggs are…....
By Cheryl Senn Combining art, a scavenger hunt, photography, the game of Clue and a whole lot of smiles, Sanger Rocks, is the new fun group everyone is joining. The directions on the Sanger Rocks Facebook page said: “This is for kids and Adults. You paint a rock, leave a clue and…...
By Adventure Risk Challenge Staff Over twenty high-school students from Fresno and Merced Counties will spend multiple exciting and educational weeks in the Sierra Nevada mountains this summer. The Adventure Risk Challenge (ARC) summer courses introduce students to The Sierras’ majestic beauty, while stretching their physical, academic, and personal abilities…....
By Cheryl Senn During the recent Wilson Elementary School Open House, Wilson principal Ken Garcia, introduced the new 2017-18 Wilson Curriculum Support Provider (CSP), David Garza. Garza said he wants to be a principal one day,”and I know that the ladder I must climb starts as a CSP,” said Garza…....
By Benjamin James Ayala The City of Sanger elected three new city council members this year with the past election, in November 2016, and one of the council members is named Melissa Hurtado. As the new council woman on board, Hurtado expects to give back to the community that she…...
By Benjamin James Ayala Sanger High School (SHS) Head Boys Basketball Coach Al Alvarado was recently named County Metro Athletic Conference (CMAC) Coach of the Year. This will be the first time a basketball coach from SHS has been recognized and honored as a Head Coach for the boys’ basketball…...
By Cheryl Senn Just my luck, during the recent Spring Break, I became ill and had to stay home, on medication, for a major sinus infection. At first, I was upset all my plans, with my daughters, were going to be cancelled. I had started watching “13 Reasons Why” on…...
By Cheryl Senn Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) Foster Youth and Homeless Liaison and 2017 Comprehensive Youth Services (CYS) of Fresno Child Advocate Award winner, Hayley Field, said she understands the system because she lived through a lot of hardships herself. Field said she was,”Quite surprised and extremely honored,” to…...
By Cheryl Senn The funny thing about Sanger High School (SHS) Track and Field Senior, Matai Lealaimatafao, is the first time he tried out for track, when he was in 4th Grade, he was cut from the team. “It wasn’t ’till 6th grade my career began,” said Lealaimatafao,”As of now…...
By Cheryl Senn Two homes filled with smoke and flames is what the Sanger Fire Department (SFD) firefighters faced, as they conducted a Live Fire Training, this past Saturday. “You gotta know your enemy,” said SFD firefighter/paramedic, Kyle Young, about the Live Fire Training,”If we can know our enemy better,…...
By Cheryl Senn I was amazed at how many eggs were filled for the Unity Estates Easter Egg Hunt, this past weekend. More than 2,000 brightly colored plastic eggs were filled with candy for the children of Unity Estates to find. I began to realize how popular Easter Eggs are…....
By Cheryl Senn Combining art, a scavenger hunt, photography, the game of Clue and a whole lot of smiles, Sanger Rocks, is the new fun group everyone is joining. The directions on the Sanger Rocks Facebook page said: “This is for kids and Adults. You paint a rock, leave a clue and…...
By Adventure Risk Challenge Staff Over twenty high-school students from Fresno and Merced Counties will spend multiple exciting and educational weeks in the Sierra Nevada mountains this summer. The Adventure Risk Challenge (ARC) summer courses introduce students to The Sierras’ majestic beauty, while stretching their physical, academic, and personal abilities…....
By Cheryl Senn During the recent Wilson Elementary School Open House, Wilson principal Ken Garcia, introduced the new 2017-18 Wilson Curriculum Support Provider (CSP), David Garza. Garza said he wants to be a principal one day,”and I know that the ladder I must climb starts as a CSP,” said Garza…....
By Benjamin James Ayala The City of Sanger elected three new city council members this year with the past election, in November 2016, and one of the council members is named Melissa Hurtado. As the new council woman on board, Hurtado expects to give back to the community that she…...
By Benjamin James Ayala Sanger High School (SHS) Head Boys Basketball Coach Al Alvarado was recently named County Metro Athletic Conference (CMAC) Coach of the Year. This will be the first time a basketball coach from SHS has been recognized and honored as a Head Coach for the boys’ basketball…...
