By Cheryl Senn “If you asked me for my New Year Resolution, it would be to find out who I am.” – Cyril Cusack This Thursday, is December 31st, 2015, New Year’s Eve. It is a time for celebrating, a time for staying up all night until the clock strikes…...
By Cheryl Senn Sanger Unified School District students, totaling more than 3,000, had the opportunity to participate in a global event called the Hour of Code, earlier in the month of December, according to Ali Halsey, SUSD DIS of Secondary Technology Integration. According to the hourofcode.com, the Hour of Code…...
By Angelica Bonilla The Apache Girls Varsity basketball team hosted the McLane Highlanders this past Tuesday, for some court action. The Apaches dominated the court, with a big lead, and ultimate win, with an outstanding score of 79-49 against Mclane. “I feel very confident this season,” said Apache Varsity Girls…...
“Maybe Christmas,” he thought, “doesn’t come from a store. Maybe Christmas … perhaps … means a little bit more.” – Dr. Seuss, “How The Grinch Stole Christmas” By Cheryl Senn The whole month of December is filled with events and activities centered around the Christmas holiday season. Christmas carols, gifts, decorations,…...
By Cheryl Senn Back in 2008, the Sanger Community Task Force (SCTF) was formed as a response to a teen shooting, said Pastor Sam Estes, City Advance Director, as he began to give his presentation to the Sanger Rotary Club members, during their recent lunch. Since that date, the SCTF…...
By Cheryl Senn The State Superintendent of Public Instruction for the California Department of Education, Tom Torlakson, recently visited the Sanger High School campus. The focus of the tour was the Project Lead The Way (PLTW) Engineering, Paramount Agriculture Pathway Ag Mechanics, and Robotics classrooms. “And Sanger High is one…...
By Javier Navarro Project Purple visited Kings River High for their annual Christmas Celebration. Project Purple members served the Kings River and Taft High students, as well as staff, pulled pork sandwich, salad and refreshments for lunch. After lunch, Project Purple handed out Christmas gifts to more than 80 students…...
By Cheryl Senn There is a lot of brightness in the City of Sanger during the month of December. Thousands of Christmas lights adorn the City water tower, trees in Brehler Square, trees that line downtown, and the big Christmas tree in the center of downtown. Many businesses have their…...
By Cheryl Senn Project Purple, was the main topic of discussion, when Pastor Gary Duran, from Family Worship Center, spoke at the recent Sanger Rotary Club lunch. Duran, who moved to Sanger from Colorado, back in 1995, said he had never encountered gangs, back where he lived. When he arrived…...
By Angelica Bonilla The Sanger High Boys Varsity Soccer team took another win, recently, against Hoover, scoring 3-0, this past Thursday. The Apaches remained tied with the Patriots in the first half of the soccer match. “Today is just another step to our progression,” said coach Efrain Elizondo. “I’m proud…...
By Cheryl Senn “If you asked me for my New Year Resolution, it would be to find out who I am.” – Cyril Cusack This Thursday, is December 31st, 2015, New Year’s Eve. It is a time for celebrating, a time for staying up all night until the clock strikes…...
By Cheryl Senn Sanger Unified School District students, totaling more than 3,000, had the opportunity to participate in a global event called the Hour of Code, earlier in the month of December, according to Ali Halsey, SUSD DIS of Secondary Technology Integration. According to the hourofcode.com, the Hour of Code…...
By Angelica Bonilla The Apache Girls Varsity basketball team hosted the McLane Highlanders this past Tuesday, for some court action. The Apaches dominated the court, with a big lead, and ultimate win, with an outstanding score of 79-49 against Mclane. “I feel very confident this season,” said Apache Varsity Girls…...
“Maybe Christmas,” he thought, “doesn’t come from a store. Maybe Christmas … perhaps … means a little bit more.” – Dr. Seuss, “How The Grinch Stole Christmas” By Cheryl Senn The whole month of December is filled with events and activities centered around the Christmas holiday season. Christmas carols, gifts, decorations,…...
By Cheryl Senn Back in 2008, the Sanger Community Task Force (SCTF) was formed as a response to a teen shooting, said Pastor Sam Estes, City Advance Director, as he began to give his presentation to the Sanger Rotary Club members, during their recent lunch. Since that date, the SCTF…...
By Cheryl Senn The State Superintendent of Public Instruction for the California Department of Education, Tom Torlakson, recently visited the Sanger High School campus. The focus of the tour was the Project Lead The Way (PLTW) Engineering, Paramount Agriculture Pathway Ag Mechanics, and Robotics classrooms. “And Sanger High is one…...
By Javier Navarro Project Purple visited Kings River High for their annual Christmas Celebration. Project Purple members served the Kings River and Taft High students, as well as staff, pulled pork sandwich, salad and refreshments for lunch. After lunch, Project Purple handed out Christmas gifts to more than 80 students…...
By Cheryl Senn There is a lot of brightness in the City of Sanger during the month of December. Thousands of Christmas lights adorn the City water tower, trees in Brehler Square, trees that line downtown, and the big Christmas tree in the center of downtown. Many businesses have their…...
By Cheryl Senn Project Purple, was the main topic of discussion, when Pastor Gary Duran, from Family Worship Center, spoke at the recent Sanger Rotary Club lunch. Duran, who moved to Sanger from Colorado, back in 1995, said he had never encountered gangs, back where he lived. When he arrived…...
By Angelica Bonilla The Sanger High Boys Varsity Soccer team took another win, recently, against Hoover, scoring 3-0, this past Thursday. The Apaches remained tied with the Patriots in the first half of the soccer match. “Today is just another step to our progression,” said coach Efrain Elizondo. “I’m proud…...
