By Cheryl Senn I was one of the lucky parents of one of the more than 500 Sanger High graduates participating in the graduation ceremony at the SaveMart Center, this year. All the work, support, and time, had finally come to a celebratory finale. Out of town family and friends…...
By Cheryl Senn Confidence, leadership, integrity, teamwork, and baseball fundamentals, are all being emphasized at Rotary Field, as the 2015 Junior Giants kicks off league play this summer. This year City of Sanger Parks & Recreation Division went paperless and all registrations for the program were done online. The program…...
By Cheryl Senn The goal of the recent community health fair, according to Sanger Family Resource director, and health fair organizer, Marisol Garcia, is “to reach those who haven’t received health care due to not having health insurance or due to limited coverage.” More than 80 families received a variety…...
By Cheryl Senn This year’s Sanger High Sober Grad Party, at the Fresno State Student Union, was supported by the whole community of Sanger, according to Sanger High Sober Grad Party chairperson Jon Delano. Sanger High graduate Sierra Granada said,”It’s a great way to end our high school journey, on…...
By Cheryl Senn A variety of decorated tables and lunch guests adorned with crowns, filled the Sanger Woman’s Club (SWC) clubhouse at the recent annual ‘Queen for a Day’ Fundraiser Luncheon. The annual fundraiser lunch featured a lunch, door prizes, decorated table contest and fashion show. The decorated tables were…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger High Multi-purpose room was filled with seniors and their families, this past Sunday, for the Sanger High School Baccalaureate Service. Jennifer Ogawa, Senior and ASB officer, welcome all who were in attendance. Ogawa shared her personal story about her recent challenges in her senior year…....
By Cheryl Senn More than 80 lifeguards and 112 recreation leaders registered to participate in the California Park & Recreation Society (CPRS) District 7 Summer Staff workshop, this past weekend. According to Joaquin Zamora, City of Sanger Parks & Recreation Aquatic Complex Supervisor, lifeguards and recreation leaders from Reedley, Coalinga/Huron,…...
By Cheryl Senn Douglas Coupland once said, “Nothing very very good and nothing very very bad ever lasts for very very long.” I wonder if Coupland has ever been to Sanger. Lately, it seems, if you listen to community members talk, or read certain social media posts, Sanger is doomed…....
By Cheryl Senn More than 400 meals and $5,000 were collected in the recent Helping a Hero benefit barbecue and blood drive, for Fire Captain Pete Dern. In addition to the meals and funds raised, more than 94 pints of blood were collected, during the Battle of the Badges competition…...
By Cheryl Senn Raising your hand, and agreeing to sign the pledge card, was how community members joined the campaign against bullying, at the inaugural Stand Up and Bee Heard ‘Say No To Bullies and Drugs’ Rally, this past Saturday, at Sanger Park. More than 150 people attended the first…...
By Cheryl Senn I was one of the lucky parents of one of the more than 500 Sanger High graduates participating in the graduation ceremony at the SaveMart Center, this year. All the work, support, and time, had finally come to a celebratory finale. Out of town family and friends…...
By Cheryl Senn Confidence, leadership, integrity, teamwork, and baseball fundamentals, are all being emphasized at Rotary Field, as the 2015 Junior Giants kicks off league play this summer. This year City of Sanger Parks & Recreation Division went paperless and all registrations for the program were done online. The program…...
By Cheryl Senn The goal of the recent community health fair, according to Sanger Family Resource director, and health fair organizer, Marisol Garcia, is “to reach those who haven’t received health care due to not having health insurance or due to limited coverage.” More than 80 families received a variety…...
By Cheryl Senn This year’s Sanger High Sober Grad Party, at the Fresno State Student Union, was supported by the whole community of Sanger, according to Sanger High Sober Grad Party chairperson Jon Delano. Sanger High graduate Sierra Granada said,”It’s a great way to end our high school journey, on…...
By Cheryl Senn A variety of decorated tables and lunch guests adorned with crowns, filled the Sanger Woman’s Club (SWC) clubhouse at the recent annual ‘Queen for a Day’ Fundraiser Luncheon. The annual fundraiser lunch featured a lunch, door prizes, decorated table contest and fashion show. The decorated tables were…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger High Multi-purpose room was filled with seniors and their families, this past Sunday, for the Sanger High School Baccalaureate Service. Jennifer Ogawa, Senior and ASB officer, welcome all who were in attendance. Ogawa shared her personal story about her recent challenges in her senior year…....
By Cheryl Senn More than 80 lifeguards and 112 recreation leaders registered to participate in the California Park & Recreation Society (CPRS) District 7 Summer Staff workshop, this past weekend. According to Joaquin Zamora, City of Sanger Parks & Recreation Aquatic Complex Supervisor, lifeguards and recreation leaders from Reedley, Coalinga/Huron,…...
By Cheryl Senn Douglas Coupland once said, “Nothing very very good and nothing very very bad ever lasts for very very long.” I wonder if Coupland has ever been to Sanger. Lately, it seems, if you listen to community members talk, or read certain social media posts, Sanger is doomed…....
By Cheryl Senn More than 400 meals and $5,000 were collected in the recent Helping a Hero benefit barbecue and blood drive, for Fire Captain Pete Dern. In addition to the meals and funds raised, more than 94 pints of blood were collected, during the Battle of the Badges competition…...
By Cheryl Senn Raising your hand, and agreeing to sign the pledge card, was how community members joined the campaign against bullying, at the inaugural Stand Up and Bee Heard ‘Say No To Bullies and Drugs’ Rally, this past Saturday, at Sanger Park. More than 150 people attended the first…...
