By Cheryl Senn “I had been dealing with resistance from my male counterparts throughout my career,” said Nina Acosta, the guest speaker at the April 24 Sanger Rotary Lunch, when she was explaining her challenges in making the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) SWAT team. Acosta is a highly decorated…...
By Cheryl Senn Earlier this month, Jackson Elementary’s 5th grade students had their last chat with National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) scientists, of the school year. The fifth graders from Janell Miller and Debbie Galloway’s classes gathered together, for an afternoon of dialogue with NASA Scientists with Operation IceBridge. Operation Ice…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger High Apache Boys Tennis team hosted the San Joaquin Memorial (SJM) Panthers, this past Tuesday, for their last home game of the season. The Apaches fought hard but came up short with the final score of 3-6, and a SJM win. It was Senior Night…...
By Cheryl Senn The City of Sanger celebrated Earth Day by hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony to showcase the Solar Array Project at the City’s Wastewater Treatment Facility and marking the completion of a comprehensive energy savings retrofit project. The 3,780 solar panels, on eight acres, has nearly taken the…...
By Cheryl Senn “Why do bad things happen to good people? We’ve asked that question so often it has become a cliche. But that’s because bad things do happen to good people. Constantly. You just have to hope that when it’s your turn, you’ll know what to do. How to…...
By Cheryl Senn Jose Gomez was described, by UC Merced Men’s Volleyball Head Coach David Noble, as a highly competitive athlete who comes from a fundamentally sound program. “We are the recipient of a good human being and a well rounded student athlete,” said Noble, during the recent meeting where…...
By Cheryl Senn This past Saturday, water began leaking from manholes in the area of Reagan and Spencer Ave. According to the Sanger City Manager, Brian Haddix, there was a blockage of the main trunkline under Bethel Ave. The problem was located 420 feet north of 5th Street inside the…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger High Apache Boys Tennis team hosted the Madera Coyotes for some tennis court action, on Tuesday afternoon. The Apaches scored another win with a final score of 7-2. According to Coach Jeremy Warkentin, the team is now 6-2 in league play. Player scores are as…...
By Cheryl Senn Student/Parent Advocates are bridging the gap between the school and the parents on the Sanger High School campus. Sanger Unified School District Superintendent Matt Navo said the idea to have Student/Parent Advocates on the Sanger High campus, this year, was to provide a little extra guidance, for…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Library was the location for the recent book reading and signing for local author Nina Perez-Reed and her book,”Out Of The Shadows.” “Writing became a healing experience for me,” said Perez-Reed, to the gathering at the library. The 126 page book, according to the…...
By Cheryl Senn “I had been dealing with resistance from my male counterparts throughout my career,” said Nina Acosta, the guest speaker at the April 24 Sanger Rotary Lunch, when she was explaining her challenges in making the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) SWAT team. Acosta is a highly decorated…...
By Cheryl Senn Earlier this month, Jackson Elementary’s 5th grade students had their last chat with National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) scientists, of the school year. The fifth graders from Janell Miller and Debbie Galloway’s classes gathered together, for an afternoon of dialogue with NASA Scientists with Operation IceBridge. Operation Ice…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger High Apache Boys Tennis team hosted the San Joaquin Memorial (SJM) Panthers, this past Tuesday, for their last home game of the season. The Apaches fought hard but came up short with the final score of 3-6, and a SJM win. It was Senior Night…...
By Cheryl Senn The City of Sanger celebrated Earth Day by hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony to showcase the Solar Array Project at the City’s Wastewater Treatment Facility and marking the completion of a comprehensive energy savings retrofit project. The 3,780 solar panels, on eight acres, has nearly taken the…...
By Cheryl Senn “Why do bad things happen to good people? We’ve asked that question so often it has become a cliche. But that’s because bad things do happen to good people. Constantly. You just have to hope that when it’s your turn, you’ll know what to do. How to…...
By Cheryl Senn Jose Gomez was described, by UC Merced Men’s Volleyball Head Coach David Noble, as a highly competitive athlete who comes from a fundamentally sound program. “We are the recipient of a good human being and a well rounded student athlete,” said Noble, during the recent meeting where…...
By Cheryl Senn This past Saturday, water began leaking from manholes in the area of Reagan and Spencer Ave. According to the Sanger City Manager, Brian Haddix, there was a blockage of the main trunkline under Bethel Ave. The problem was located 420 feet north of 5th Street inside the…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger High Apache Boys Tennis team hosted the Madera Coyotes for some tennis court action, on Tuesday afternoon. The Apaches scored another win with a final score of 7-2. According to Coach Jeremy Warkentin, the team is now 6-2 in league play. Player scores are as…...
By Cheryl Senn Student/Parent Advocates are bridging the gap between the school and the parents on the Sanger High School campus. Sanger Unified School District Superintendent Matt Navo said the idea to have Student/Parent Advocates on the Sanger High campus, this year, was to provide a little extra guidance, for…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Library was the location for the recent book reading and signing for local author Nina Perez-Reed and her book,”Out Of The Shadows.” “Writing became a healing experience for me,” said Perez-Reed, to the gathering at the library. The 126 page book, according to the…...
