By Benjamin James Ayala The Sanger Seals aquatics team is receiving a lot of attention as they climb to the top of the valley’s swim clubs, especially with the performance of the Coles and Statham siblings. Since the program was founded, Seal’s goal has been to create a fun and…...
By Benjamin James Ayala This past weekend, the Sanger Rebels girls water polo team hosted one of the biggest open water tournaments in the world. The Shaver Lake Open Water Invitational is one of the biggest water polo tournaments played in open water in the world. Through the use of…...
By Cheryl Senn This fall, on the Sanger High School(SHS) campus, Taylor John “TJ” Wilson, will be helping students in a new role, the role of Guidance Learning Specialist(GLS). Wilson was assigned students in the ninth grade with last names beginning with M thru Z. “The GLS position has been…...
By Benjamin James Ayala At Sanger Rotary Park, there is a fun summer program that teaches young athletes more than the game of baseball. The Junior Giants is a program funded by the San Francisco Giants Community Fund to help young athletes learn about the values of baseball and personal…...
By Cheryl Senn With recent national events on my mind, I was thinking about what could help the situation. It seems there is no perfect solution. Henry Ford once said,”If everyone is moving forward together, then success takes care of itself.” I think what Ford said is true. Unfortunately, not…...
By Cheryl Senn “Our Pismo trip meant several things,” said Ali Valencia, Unity Estates Community Activities Director, about what the recent Pismo Beach trip meant to the Unity Estates families and chaperones. More than 50 children, adults, and chaperones, from Unity Estates, filled a charter bus and traveled to Pismo…...
By Benjamin James Ayala This summer, Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) is continuing to keep students ready for the new school year. SUSD students are reading more this summer, due to an increase in availability of books, at various locations throughout the district, and the access to a certificated teacher…...
By Cheryl Senn With temperatures over 100 degrees, the Sanger Parks & Recreation team provides many safe ways to exercise while staying cool. The City of Sanger Parks & Recreation provide Family Swim Nights, Tuesday through Thursday, from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. with a fee of $1 per person…....
By Benjamin James Ayala, Guest Columnist Something I have experienced quite frequently between having two jobs and working my way through college is that people can become busy in their daily live. Sometimes so busy that they cannot see good miracles happen in front of them without taking their eyes…...
By Cheryl Senn Anti-bullying themed chalk art could be found all over downtown Sanger during a recent Sanger Art Hop and Shop Saturday. Shiela Karle and her son Ryan Warren hosted their first Chalk It Up event, in downtown Sanger. “We combined it with Sanger Art Hop and Shop so…...
By Benjamin James Ayala The Sanger Seals aquatics team is receiving a lot of attention as they climb to the top of the valley’s swim clubs, especially with the performance of the Coles and Statham siblings. Since the program was founded, Seal’s goal has been to create a fun and…...
By Benjamin James Ayala This past weekend, the Sanger Rebels girls water polo team hosted one of the biggest open water tournaments in the world. The Shaver Lake Open Water Invitational is one of the biggest water polo tournaments played in open water in the world. Through the use of…...
By Cheryl Senn This fall, on the Sanger High School(SHS) campus, Taylor John “TJ” Wilson, will be helping students in a new role, the role of Guidance Learning Specialist(GLS). Wilson was assigned students in the ninth grade with last names beginning with M thru Z. “The GLS position has been…...
By Benjamin James Ayala At Sanger Rotary Park, there is a fun summer program that teaches young athletes more than the game of baseball. The Junior Giants is a program funded by the San Francisco Giants Community Fund to help young athletes learn about the values of baseball and personal…...
By Cheryl Senn With recent national events on my mind, I was thinking about what could help the situation. It seems there is no perfect solution. Henry Ford once said,”If everyone is moving forward together, then success takes care of itself.” I think what Ford said is true. Unfortunately, not…...
By Cheryl Senn “Our Pismo trip meant several things,” said Ali Valencia, Unity Estates Community Activities Director, about what the recent Pismo Beach trip meant to the Unity Estates families and chaperones. More than 50 children, adults, and chaperones, from Unity Estates, filled a charter bus and traveled to Pismo…...
By Benjamin James Ayala This summer, Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) is continuing to keep students ready for the new school year. SUSD students are reading more this summer, due to an increase in availability of books, at various locations throughout the district, and the access to a certificated teacher…...
By Cheryl Senn With temperatures over 100 degrees, the Sanger Parks & Recreation team provides many safe ways to exercise while staying cool. The City of Sanger Parks & Recreation provide Family Swim Nights, Tuesday through Thursday, from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. with a fee of $1 per person…....
By Benjamin James Ayala, Guest Columnist Something I have experienced quite frequently between having two jobs and working my way through college is that people can become busy in their daily live. Sometimes so busy that they cannot see good miracles happen in front of them without taking their eyes…...
By Cheryl Senn Anti-bullying themed chalk art could be found all over downtown Sanger during a recent Sanger Art Hop and Shop Saturday. Shiela Karle and her son Ryan Warren hosted their first Chalk It Up event, in downtown Sanger. “We combined it with Sanger Art Hop and Shop so…...
