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A live radio play is brought to life, on the SHS stage, with “It’s A Wonderful Life”on Nov 21st and Nov 23rd

By Cheryl Senn The Sanger High School (SHS) Apache Theatre production of “It’s a Wonderful Life,” A Live Radio Play, is now playing. With two presentations completed to an entertained audience, there are two performances left. You can still see the performances on November 21 and November 23. The play…...

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Apache XC brings home Boys CMAC Championship, lifetime bests, and All League placers

Compiled Congratulations to the Sanger Cross Country team as they competed in the CMAC Championships on Friday, at Woodward Park, said Apache Cross Country (XC) Head Coach Sean Marzolf. The Running Apaches started off the day with the JV Girls, who started off the day in dominate fashion bringing 5…...

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Chief Rodriguez, who loves serving and helping people, will retire after 40 years in law enforcement

By Cheryl Senn Sanger Police Chief Silver Rodriguez is retiring after 40 years in law enforcement. “40 years has been a pretty long career. It has been an enjoyable career. Let me tell you. It has been rewarding, 40 years is plenty,” said Rodriguez about his retirement. Of his 40…...

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Apache girls tennis wins Valley Championship with their ‘never say die attitude’

By Cheryl Senn “A championship match for the books,” said Sanger High School (SHS) Athletic Director Brian Penner, about the Central Section Division II Girls Tennis Valley Championship match between the SHS Apache Girls and the St. Joseph Knights. Apache Girls Tennis Head Coach Jeremy Warkentin said he was confident…...

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Sanger Adult School now has a permanent home to help adult students become skilled and productive

By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Adult School serves not only the community of Sanger, but the wider region as we have students who come here from other surrounding communities, said Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) Superintendent Adela Jones, at the recent ribbon cutting ceremony. The new home campus includes the…...

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12/02 Arcade, a downtown place for youth to have fun

By Anahi Jaramillo With a vision for the youth of Sanger, Arcade 12/02 is making their mission to allow kids to create this place as a new “hotspot” alway from the mobile devices and television. Jose Gonzalez and his daughter Alicia, run a new arcade located in downtown Sanger, where…...

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Coach needed

By Cheryl Senn “The interesting thing about coaching is that you have to trouble the comfortable, and comfort the troubled.”– Ric Charlesworth, Hockey “Attitudes are contagious. Are yours worth catching?”-Anonymous. At the recent varsity football game versus San Joaquin Memorial, the lead quarterback, Noel Collazo, was surprisingly injured and had to leave…...

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Sanger Boys & Girls Warrior water polo teams fought hard for the CVAL Championship this season

By Anahi Jaramillo On Friday, November 1st, Washington Academic Middle School’s (WAMS) boys and girls water polo teams won the CVAL championship game, bringing home a plaque and a handful of pride for the Sanger Unified School District (SUSD). The boys water polo team won with a score of 14-9…...

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SUSD 6th grade students participated in the ‘Sanger Pledge’ Rally at Sanger High

Compiled On Oct. 29th, about 1,000 of the Sanger Unified 6th graders participated in the Sanger Pledge Rally at Sanger High School.  This was an event that was filled with exciting games and fun.  “We also had a guest speaker, Marcos Osorio, from the Central Valley Foundation,” said Sanger Unified…...

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Sanger Mason, Robert Kennedy, recognized for 75 years of service, with Diamond Jubilee award

By Cheryl Senn Sanger Masons had a lot to celebrate as they recognized one of their oldest members, Robert W. Kennedy, for 75 years of masonic service. On October 24, 2019, the Sanger Masons hosted the Grand Master of California Freemasons, John Trauner, for the presentation of 75 years of…...

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A live radio play is brought to life, on the SHS stage, with “It’s A Wonderful Life”on Nov 21st and Nov 23rd

By Cheryl Senn The Sanger High School (SHS) Apache Theatre production of “It’s a Wonderful Life,” A Live Radio Play, is now playing. With two presentations completed to an entertained audience, there are two performances left. You can still see the performances on November 21 and November 23. The play…...

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Apache XC brings home Boys CMAC Championship, lifetime bests, and All League placers

Compiled Congratulations to the Sanger Cross Country team as they competed in the CMAC Championships on Friday, at Woodward Park, said Apache Cross Country (XC) Head Coach Sean Marzolf. The Running Apaches started off the day with the JV Girls, who started off the day in dominate fashion bringing 5…...

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Chief Rodriguez, who loves serving and helping people, will retire after 40 years in law enforcement

By Cheryl Senn Sanger Police Chief Silver Rodriguez is retiring after 40 years in law enforcement. “40 years has been a pretty long career. It has been an enjoyable career. Let me tell you. It has been rewarding, 40 years is plenty,” said Rodriguez about his retirement. Of his 40…...

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Apache girls tennis wins Valley Championship with their ‘never say die attitude’

By Cheryl Senn “A championship match for the books,” said Sanger High School (SHS) Athletic Director Brian Penner, about the Central Section Division II Girls Tennis Valley Championship match between the SHS Apache Girls and the St. Joseph Knights. Apache Girls Tennis Head Coach Jeremy Warkentin said he was confident…...

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Sanger Adult School now has a permanent home to help adult students become skilled and productive

By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Adult School serves not only the community of Sanger, but the wider region as we have students who come here from other surrounding communities, said Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) Superintendent Adela Jones, at the recent ribbon cutting ceremony. The new home campus includes the…...

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12/02 Arcade, a downtown place for youth to have fun

By Anahi Jaramillo With a vision for the youth of Sanger, Arcade 12/02 is making their mission to allow kids to create this place as a new “hotspot” alway from the mobile devices and television. Jose Gonzalez and his daughter Alicia, run a new arcade located in downtown Sanger, where…...

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Coach needed

By Cheryl Senn “The interesting thing about coaching is that you have to trouble the comfortable, and comfort the troubled.”– Ric Charlesworth, Hockey “Attitudes are contagious. Are yours worth catching?”-Anonymous. At the recent varsity football game versus San Joaquin Memorial, the lead quarterback, Noel Collazo, was surprisingly injured and had to leave…...

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Sanger Boys & Girls Warrior water polo teams fought hard for the CVAL Championship this season

By Anahi Jaramillo On Friday, November 1st, Washington Academic Middle School’s (WAMS) boys and girls water polo teams won the CVAL championship game, bringing home a plaque and a handful of pride for the Sanger Unified School District (SUSD). The boys water polo team won with a score of 14-9…...

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SUSD 6th grade students participated in the ‘Sanger Pledge’ Rally at Sanger High

Compiled On Oct. 29th, about 1,000 of the Sanger Unified 6th graders participated in the Sanger Pledge Rally at Sanger High School.  This was an event that was filled with exciting games and fun.  “We also had a guest speaker, Marcos Osorio, from the Central Valley Foundation,” said Sanger Unified…...

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Sanger Mason, Robert Kennedy, recognized for 75 years of service, with Diamond Jubilee award

By Cheryl Senn Sanger Masons had a lot to celebrate as they recognized one of their oldest members, Robert W. Kennedy, for 75 years of masonic service. On October 24, 2019, the Sanger Masons hosted the Grand Master of California Freemasons, John Trauner, for the presentation of 75 years of…...

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