By Cheryl Senn Unity Estates residents and community members were able to have some one on one time with both the Sanger Fire Chief, Greg Tarascou, and Sanger Police Chief Silver Rodriguez, at the most recent ‘Coffee with the Chiefs’ event. This month, the coffee event was held at Unity…...
By Cheryl Senn All teams swept wins across the board during the Madera South Swim meet. It was the first league meet the Apache team hosted coming back from a week break. The meet gave the coaches an idea of where they need to get the athletes before the next…...
By Cheryl Senn Right before spring break, Andrew Popp was notified that he would be a new Assistant Principal at Sanger High School. Popp had applied for the administrative position once knew there was an opening. Popp said he was very happy to get the news and the first person…...
By Cheryl Senn A few days ago, Sanger High assistant librarian and Apache Closet Director, Monica Pruneda, was notified, via email, that she had earned a Presidential Service Award. Pruneda said when she read the email she was very surprised and excited. She shared the news with her husband and…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 360 helium filled latex balloons and one special blue mylar balloon were released during the inaugural “‘Light It Up Blue’ Autism Awareness Day balloon release event. April is Autism Awareness Month and April 2nd is Autism Awareness Day, also known as ‘Light It Up Blue…...
By Cheryl Senn “We do not remember days, we remember moments.” – Cesare Pavese Bright shining smiles, accompanied by raised lacrosse sticks, at Tom Flores Stadium, signified a historic moment for Sanger High girls’s sports. It was the first home game for the new Sanger High Girl’s Lacrosse team. The…...
By Cheryl Senn A few days prior to Sanger Unified’s Spring Break, students from Community Day School visited the students on the Kings River High campus and participated in a flag football game. According to Kings River High principal, Rick Church, the reason behind the annual flag football game, is…...
By Cheryl Senn Sanger Unified students dominated the competition at the recent 2016 Central California Regional Science Fair, with 24 students moving on to the California State Science Fair. Of the 24 representing Sanger in the State Science Fair, seven were from Quail Lake, six from Washington Academic Middle School…...
By Cheryl Senn Without action from Sacramento to identify a long-term, stable source of funding for transportation needs statewide, funds for the third and final segment of the Highway 180 expansion project, and more than 200 other projects statewide, could be significantly delayed and even deleted by the California Transportation…...
By Cheryl Senn After the recent rainy days, the sun has been shining and the temperatures have been warming up. We are in the middle of spring break and Easter Sunday is right around the corner. It seems like the hills which were brown only a couple of months ago…...
By Cheryl Senn Unity Estates residents and community members were able to have some one on one time with both the Sanger Fire Chief, Greg Tarascou, and Sanger Police Chief Silver Rodriguez, at the most recent ‘Coffee with the Chiefs’ event. This month, the coffee event was held at Unity…...
By Cheryl Senn All teams swept wins across the board during the Madera South Swim meet. It was the first league meet the Apache team hosted coming back from a week break. The meet gave the coaches an idea of where they need to get the athletes before the next…...
By Cheryl Senn Right before spring break, Andrew Popp was notified that he would be a new Assistant Principal at Sanger High School. Popp had applied for the administrative position once knew there was an opening. Popp said he was very happy to get the news and the first person…...
By Cheryl Senn A few days ago, Sanger High assistant librarian and Apache Closet Director, Monica Pruneda, was notified, via email, that she had earned a Presidential Service Award. Pruneda said when she read the email she was very surprised and excited. She shared the news with her husband and…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 360 helium filled latex balloons and one special blue mylar balloon were released during the inaugural “‘Light It Up Blue’ Autism Awareness Day balloon release event. April is Autism Awareness Month and April 2nd is Autism Awareness Day, also known as ‘Light It Up Blue…...
By Cheryl Senn “We do not remember days, we remember moments.” – Cesare Pavese Bright shining smiles, accompanied by raised lacrosse sticks, at Tom Flores Stadium, signified a historic moment for Sanger High girls’s sports. It was the first home game for the new Sanger High Girl’s Lacrosse team. The…...
By Cheryl Senn A few days prior to Sanger Unified’s Spring Break, students from Community Day School visited the students on the Kings River High campus and participated in a flag football game. According to Kings River High principal, Rick Church, the reason behind the annual flag football game, is…...
By Cheryl Senn Sanger Unified students dominated the competition at the recent 2016 Central California Regional Science Fair, with 24 students moving on to the California State Science Fair. Of the 24 representing Sanger in the State Science Fair, seven were from Quail Lake, six from Washington Academic Middle School…...
By Cheryl Senn Without action from Sacramento to identify a long-term, stable source of funding for transportation needs statewide, funds for the third and final segment of the Highway 180 expansion project, and more than 200 other projects statewide, could be significantly delayed and even deleted by the California Transportation…...
By Cheryl Senn After the recent rainy days, the sun has been shining and the temperatures have been warming up. We are in the middle of spring break and Easter Sunday is right around the corner. It seems like the hills which were brown only a couple of months ago…...
