By Cheryl Senn More than 40 participants, ages six to 15, participated in this year’s three-day Sanger Soccer Camp, hosted by Grace Community Church, where mental and physical skills were developed to enhance the players’ ability to play soccer. Soccer Coach David Estes, who is well known through Southern California,…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 50 people, from Unity Estates, in Sanger, boarded the Awesome Tour bus to Morro Bay. The group of 50 people included 40 children, nine adults, and one senior citizen, according to Ali Valencia, Unity Estates Director of Activities. Upon arriving at 6:30am at Unity Estates,…...
By Isaiah Lopez The staff of the lock It Up prevention project hosted an informational meeting, geared towards teens, at Mountain Mike’s Pizza, recently. The purpose of the meeting was to recruit teens who are interested in making a difference in the fight against teen prescription drug abuse. The evening…...
By Jesalyn Harper The Double Dragon Kenpo Karate School, in downtown Sanger, had an exciting weekend. On Saturday, legends in martial arts visited the school for a seminar. Students came together to train with the legendary Planas Brothers. Ed Planas is a Grandmaster, in Cabaroan, and retired CHP, who has…...
By Cheryl Senn While on a flight, during my recent vacation, I looked out the window and was amazed at what I saw. As the plane left the Seattle airport, the sky was dark, cloudy, and raining. As we climbed to a higher altitude, the cloud composition began to change…...
By Isaiah Lopez The Sanger High School Associate Student Body (ASB) students were able to enjoy a four day trip, to the coast, in the Pismo area. The thirteen leaders got the opportunity to collaborate for the 2015-2016 school year and begin planning on the year’s events. The leaders were…...
By Cheryl Senn Aaron Tippin said, via a telephone interview, that he was “going to mix it up some” when asked what the song line up will be for Sunday’s concert at The Grove. Tippin, who is celebrating his 25th anniversary in the music industry, will be performing, at The…...
By Cheryl Senn Based on leadership, character, academic potential, and Junior Giants involvement, Ariana Ruiz was one of ten scholars selected to receive the Harmon & Sue Burns $5,000 Scholarship for 2015. Ariana is extremely happy to have been awarded such a substantial scholarship. All ten scholars, including Ariana, are…...
By Cheryl Senn “Next to love, balance is the most important thing.” – John Wooden. I thought this summer was going to be a little easier, with a lot of time to lounge by the pool, read a book, etc. How did it get to be the end of July…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 40 Sanger teens participated in the inaugural Teen Pool Party hosted by the City of Sanger’s Parks & Recreation Department. Isaiah Lopez and his fellow Parks & Recreation interns planned and organized the pool party, at the Sanger Aquatic Complex, at the Sanger Community Center…....
By Cheryl Senn More than 40 participants, ages six to 15, participated in this year’s three-day Sanger Soccer Camp, hosted by Grace Community Church, where mental and physical skills were developed to enhance the players’ ability to play soccer. Soccer Coach David Estes, who is well known through Southern California,…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 50 people, from Unity Estates, in Sanger, boarded the Awesome Tour bus to Morro Bay. The group of 50 people included 40 children, nine adults, and one senior citizen, according to Ali Valencia, Unity Estates Director of Activities. Upon arriving at 6:30am at Unity Estates,…...
By Isaiah Lopez The staff of the lock It Up prevention project hosted an informational meeting, geared towards teens, at Mountain Mike’s Pizza, recently. The purpose of the meeting was to recruit teens who are interested in making a difference in the fight against teen prescription drug abuse. The evening…...
By Jesalyn Harper The Double Dragon Kenpo Karate School, in downtown Sanger, had an exciting weekend. On Saturday, legends in martial arts visited the school for a seminar. Students came together to train with the legendary Planas Brothers. Ed Planas is a Grandmaster, in Cabaroan, and retired CHP, who has…...
By Cheryl Senn While on a flight, during my recent vacation, I looked out the window and was amazed at what I saw. As the plane left the Seattle airport, the sky was dark, cloudy, and raining. As we climbed to a higher altitude, the cloud composition began to change…...
By Isaiah Lopez The Sanger High School Associate Student Body (ASB) students were able to enjoy a four day trip, to the coast, in the Pismo area. The thirteen leaders got the opportunity to collaborate for the 2015-2016 school year and begin planning on the year’s events. The leaders were…...
By Cheryl Senn Aaron Tippin said, via a telephone interview, that he was “going to mix it up some” when asked what the song line up will be for Sunday’s concert at The Grove. Tippin, who is celebrating his 25th anniversary in the music industry, will be performing, at The…...
By Cheryl Senn Based on leadership, character, academic potential, and Junior Giants involvement, Ariana Ruiz was one of ten scholars selected to receive the Harmon & Sue Burns $5,000 Scholarship for 2015. Ariana is extremely happy to have been awarded such a substantial scholarship. All ten scholars, including Ariana, are…...
By Cheryl Senn “Next to love, balance is the most important thing.” – John Wooden. I thought this summer was going to be a little easier, with a lot of time to lounge by the pool, read a book, etc. How did it get to be the end of July…...
By Cheryl Senn More than 40 Sanger teens participated in the inaugural Teen Pool Party hosted by the City of Sanger’s Parks & Recreation Department. Isaiah Lopez and his fellow Parks & Recreation interns planned and organized the pool party, at the Sanger Aquatic Complex, at the Sanger Community Center…....
