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 Cheryl Senn Sanger teens, with blue PG&E intern shirts can be seen all over Sanger, this summer, due to the PG&E Summer Jobs Youth Program and the Boys & Girls Club of Fresno County. Twenty-four Sanger teens have received a six-week paid internship all over the City of Sanger…....
By Sanger Fire Chief Greg Tarascou On July 4th we will celebrate our Country’s Independence Day. While this is a time of festivities and celebration it is also a time when we can be injured by fireworks or burned from an unintentional fire. The Central California area is typically hot…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger High School (SHS) Varsity Boys Basketball team brought home the first place boy’s trophy, for the first time, during the 4th Annual Evan “Shoot” Medina Memorial Basketball Tournament, which took place in the Sanger High Gyms. The SHS Varsity Girls Basketball team brought home the…...
By Benjamin James Ayala Kona Ice of SE Fresno/Sanger continues to give back to Sanger Unified. Kona Ice of SE Fresno/Sanger owner, Joshua Prieb, presented another donation check, of $8,133, to superintendent Matt Navo, which represented fundraising for the 2015-16 school year. “I was surprised with the amount. I know…...
By Benjamin James Ayala Quite recently, on June 25th, community members were given an opportunity to meet the new artists at the Sanger Art Station, during the Sanger Art Hop and Shop monthly event. The Art Hop has showcased the Sanger Art Station for the past 2 years in the city’s…...
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 Cheryl Senn Sanger teens, with blue PG&E intern shirts can be seen all over Sanger, this summer, due to the PG&E Summer Jobs Youth Program and the Boys & Girls Club of Fresno County. Twenty-four Sanger teens have received a six-week paid internship all over the City of Sanger…....
By Sanger Fire Chief Greg Tarascou On July 4th we will celebrate our Country’s Independence Day. While this is a time of festivities and celebration it is also a time when we can be injured by fireworks or burned from an unintentional fire. The Central California area is typically hot…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger High School (SHS) Varsity Boys Basketball team brought home the first place boy’s trophy, for the first time, during the 4th Annual Evan “Shoot” Medina Memorial Basketball Tournament, which took place in the Sanger High Gyms. The SHS Varsity Girls Basketball team brought home the…...
By Benjamin James Ayala Kona Ice of SE Fresno/Sanger continues to give back to Sanger Unified. Kona Ice of SE Fresno/Sanger owner, Joshua Prieb, presented another donation check, of $8,133, to superintendent Matt Navo, which represented fundraising for the 2015-16 school year. “I was surprised with the amount. I know…...
By Benjamin James Ayala Quite recently, on June 25th, community members were given an opportunity to meet the new artists at the Sanger Art Station, during the Sanger Art Hop and Shop monthly event. The Art Hop has showcased the Sanger Art Station for the past 2 years in the city’s…...
