By Anahi Jaramillo Wake up. Eat. Learn. Sleep. Repeat. A child’s life isn’t a complicated life, it’s not a chaotic life. They go about their day, enjoying every shade of color, every smile that comes their way. A child’s first emotion is love toward their mother and everyone that comes…...
By Cheryl Senn The Fall of 2020 will see Sanger Unified School District’s (SUSD) newest school, Sanger High School-West Campus, educating students via Distance Learning. “As of August 10th, we have 320 Freshmen enrolled,” said SHS-West Campus Deputy Principal Sam Polanco,”We anticipate another 15-20 to be added on throughout the…...
By Anahi Jaramillo This COVID-19 pandemic has left many nonprofit organizations with no way of fundraising for the individuals they aid. One of those nonprofits in Sanger that had to make the decision of cancelling fundraisers that involved community members and students in the Sanger Unified School District had to…...
By Anahi Jaramillo The Dolores Huerta Foundation celebrated the 2020 Census with a Caravan through Sanger. With the Census happening every 10 years, 2020 was the year for another Census. “Invitations” were sent to people across the United States in mid-March, encouraging people to give the information to the Census…...
By Cheryl Senn Sanger Police Officer Shaela Edwards has a passion for investigating Human Trafficking/sex crimes “because they are among some of the most heinous things human beings do to each other.” “These crimes are so devastating and life threatening, but they can also be some of the most challenging…...
By Anahi Jaramillo The clip of a big pair of scissors marked the official Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting of Sanger’s newest grocery store, Grocery Outlet, on Thursday, July 30th. Grocery Outlet Independent Owners Jose Alfaro and Janice Sabile, hope to get involved with the great community of Sanger and…...
By Cheryl Senn It’s hard to believe that something as microscopic as the coronavirus can wreak such havoc when it comes to people blaming each other for the ills of the world. Neal Shusterman once said,”Everyone needs someone to blame.” From government officials to average every day citizens, everyone seems…...
By Anahi Jaramillo On Saturday, July 25th, a few hundred people attended the peaceful march of “Sing to Our King” hosted by the Upper Room Church. The march expected around 1000 people to attend, stated Associate Pastor of the Upper Room, Bryan Price. The march started at the corner of…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) School Board of Trustees met for a Special Meeting on July 20, 2020, for a Special Meeting to discuss the 2020-21 School Re-Opening Plan. This was a meeting for discussion only since California’s Governor Newsom issued an Executive Order on July…...
By Cheryl Senn UPDATE: August 6, 2020. Sanger High Athletics are maintaining a status quo according to Sanger High School Athletic Director Brian Penner. “The ‘Return to Play’ protocols remain the same with pods of ten athletes, etc.,” said Penner. Athletes are mostly running conditioning drills at this time. There…...
By Anahi Jaramillo Wake up. Eat. Learn. Sleep. Repeat. A child’s life isn’t a complicated life, it’s not a chaotic life. They go about their day, enjoying every shade of color, every smile that comes their way. A child’s first emotion is love toward their mother and everyone that comes…...
By Cheryl Senn The Fall of 2020 will see Sanger Unified School District’s (SUSD) newest school, Sanger High School-West Campus, educating students via Distance Learning. “As of August 10th, we have 320 Freshmen enrolled,” said SHS-West Campus Deputy Principal Sam Polanco,”We anticipate another 15-20 to be added on throughout the…...
By Anahi Jaramillo This COVID-19 pandemic has left many nonprofit organizations with no way of fundraising for the individuals they aid. One of those nonprofits in Sanger that had to make the decision of cancelling fundraisers that involved community members and students in the Sanger Unified School District had to…...
By Anahi Jaramillo The Dolores Huerta Foundation celebrated the 2020 Census with a Caravan through Sanger. With the Census happening every 10 years, 2020 was the year for another Census. “Invitations” were sent to people across the United States in mid-March, encouraging people to give the information to the Census…...
By Cheryl Senn Sanger Police Officer Shaela Edwards has a passion for investigating Human Trafficking/sex crimes “because they are among some of the most heinous things human beings do to each other.” “These crimes are so devastating and life threatening, but they can also be some of the most challenging…...
By Anahi Jaramillo The clip of a big pair of scissors marked the official Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting of Sanger’s newest grocery store, Grocery Outlet, on Thursday, July 30th. Grocery Outlet Independent Owners Jose Alfaro and Janice Sabile, hope to get involved with the great community of Sanger and…...
By Cheryl Senn It’s hard to believe that something as microscopic as the coronavirus can wreak such havoc when it comes to people blaming each other for the ills of the world. Neal Shusterman once said,”Everyone needs someone to blame.” From government officials to average every day citizens, everyone seems…...
By Anahi Jaramillo On Saturday, July 25th, a few hundred people attended the peaceful march of “Sing to Our King” hosted by the Upper Room Church. The march expected around 1000 people to attend, stated Associate Pastor of the Upper Room, Bryan Price. The march started at the corner of…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) School Board of Trustees met for a Special Meeting on July 20, 2020, for a Special Meeting to discuss the 2020-21 School Re-Opening Plan. This was a meeting for discussion only since California’s Governor Newsom issued an Executive Order on July…...
By Cheryl Senn UPDATE: August 6, 2020. Sanger High Athletics are maintaining a status quo according to Sanger High School Athletic Director Brian Penner. “The ‘Return to Play’ protocols remain the same with pods of ten athletes, etc.,” said Penner. Athletes are mostly running conditioning drills at this time. There…...
