By Cheryl Senn Between 2010 to 2018, over 700 Human Trafficking victims have been identified, with 647 being female and 54 being male. The youngest victim was 12 years old and the oldest victim was 72. These are just a few statistics provided by the Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission(FEOC) Sanctuary…...
By Cheryl Senn Almost 1,000 runners from 37 schools, from across the Valley, in both Small and Large school divisions, participated in the 40th Annual Sanger Cross Country (XC) Invitational, which was held at Avocado Lake. The running Apaches came away with 29 (Top 25 Medals) across their 5 competed…...
(The Senn Files is running this special letter of thanks from the WAMS Athletic Director Allyson Niino to the local medical professional community and WAMS staff who helped with the sports physicals this year. Below is the letter in its entirety. The Sanger Scene would also like to thank all…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 200 guests attended the Sanger Area Young Life banquet which introduced the program and helped raise funds for the upcoming Sanger Area Young Life Program at Sanger High. “Sanger is our harvest,” said Brett Thomas, Sanger Area Young Life committee member,”We want to bring in…...
By Cheryl Senn On September 10th, 2018 the Sanger Branch Library reopened its doors after being closed for six months, since March 10, 2018, with a whole new look and functionality. New energy efficient lighting, new carpeting, charging stations, new bathrooms, and new rails along the ramp entrances have been…...
By Cheryl Senn As I sat down to enjoy some Vega Brothers tacos, at this past Saturday’s first of four Sanger District Chamber of Commerce Street Faire and Farmers Markets, I introduced myself to two people who were sitting next to me. I asked them if they were enjoying themselves…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 3,500 people filled the downtown Sanger streets, this past Saturday, during the Sanger District Chamber of Commerce’s (SDCC) Kick Off Street Fair and Farmers Market with the “Night at the Carnival” theme. The kick off consisted of the Sanger High Marching Band and Cheer Squad…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 300 books, for every reading level and genre, were available at the recent Unity Estates Free Book Fair. The books were donated on behalf of the Darlene Sartain Family. “These were her books,” said Ali Valencia, Central Valley Services Director, Community Resident Services for Unity…...
By Stephani Anderson Meet Hunter Statham, a deaf athlete on the girls water polo team at Washington Academic Middle School (WAMS). Hunter is an 11-year-old sixth grader who is completely deaf without cochlear implants—a medical device that replaces the function of the damaged inner ear. Unlike hearing aids, which make…...
By Cheryl Senn I had noticed that my front tire had been somewhat low and even had others let me know that my tire was low as well. I didn’t check it and thought my husband had checked it before I set out for a full day on Tuesday. When…...
By Cheryl Senn Between 2010 to 2018, over 700 Human Trafficking victims have been identified, with 647 being female and 54 being male. The youngest victim was 12 years old and the oldest victim was 72. These are just a few statistics provided by the Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission(FEOC) Sanctuary…...
By Cheryl Senn Almost 1,000 runners from 37 schools, from across the Valley, in both Small and Large school divisions, participated in the 40th Annual Sanger Cross Country (XC) Invitational, which was held at Avocado Lake. The running Apaches came away with 29 (Top 25 Medals) across their 5 competed…...
(The Senn Files is running this special letter of thanks from the WAMS Athletic Director Allyson Niino to the local medical professional community and WAMS staff who helped with the sports physicals this year. Below is the letter in its entirety. The Sanger Scene would also like to thank all…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 200 guests attended the Sanger Area Young Life banquet which introduced the program and helped raise funds for the upcoming Sanger Area Young Life Program at Sanger High. “Sanger is our harvest,” said Brett Thomas, Sanger Area Young Life committee member,”We want to bring in…...
By Cheryl Senn On September 10th, 2018 the Sanger Branch Library reopened its doors after being closed for six months, since March 10, 2018, with a whole new look and functionality. New energy efficient lighting, new carpeting, charging stations, new bathrooms, and new rails along the ramp entrances have been…...
By Cheryl Senn As I sat down to enjoy some Vega Brothers tacos, at this past Saturday’s first of four Sanger District Chamber of Commerce Street Faire and Farmers Markets, I introduced myself to two people who were sitting next to me. I asked them if they were enjoying themselves…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 3,500 people filled the downtown Sanger streets, this past Saturday, during the Sanger District Chamber of Commerce’s (SDCC) Kick Off Street Fair and Farmers Market with the “Night at the Carnival” theme. The kick off consisted of the Sanger High Marching Band and Cheer Squad…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 300 books, for every reading level and genre, were available at the recent Unity Estates Free Book Fair. The books were donated on behalf of the Darlene Sartain Family. “These were her books,” said Ali Valencia, Central Valley Services Director, Community Resident Services for Unity…...
By Stephani Anderson Meet Hunter Statham, a deaf athlete on the girls water polo team at Washington Academic Middle School (WAMS). Hunter is an 11-year-old sixth grader who is completely deaf without cochlear implants—a medical device that replaces the function of the damaged inner ear. Unlike hearing aids, which make…...
By Cheryl Senn I had noticed that my front tire had been somewhat low and even had others let me know that my tire was low as well. I didn’t check it and thought my husband had checked it before I set out for a full day on Tuesday. When…...
