By Cheryl Senn “Memorial Day is a time that we have set aside each year to remember and honor the lives of those who fought and died so that you and I can continue to live in this great nation that we call home, the United States of America,” said…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger District Chamber of Commerce recognized the 2019 Citizen of the Year, Adam Albrecht, and the 2019 Mr. & Mrs. Farmer, Bob and Debbie Bagdasarian, at the 95th Annual Sanger Chamber Awards Banquet, in addition to other award winners. Albrecht was nominated by Jennifer “Jen-Jen” Kenison-Herring…...
By Cheryl Senn In the middle of a committee meeting, Rick Bebenik’s family, friends, and Sanger District Chamber of Commerce staff begin to come into the room. Rick had no idea what was in store for the next few minutes. “Holy cow,” said Bubenik. Rick Bubenik was announced as the…...
By Cheryl Senn Karen Pearson was surprised with the announcement that she was named the 2019 Sanger District Chamber of Commerce Mother of the Year. “She truly sacrifices her life for her children,” said Karen’s mother, Edith Alcorn, after the announcement. Pearson was one of seven nominees, according to Sanger…...
Contributed It didn’t take long for the annual Sanger High School Athletic Hall of Fame Banquet to take its place among the city’s premier seasonal attractions. The inaugural event last year with 20 inductees was sold out a week before the banquet. The second annual banquet, with a Hollywood theme…...
By Cheryl Senn The City of Sanger General Fund and Enterprise Cost Allocation Plan is going to reflect a big change compared to the past 10 plus years. Past practice allocation was General Fund 25{4782fd64173da0cd597dfc2831e6797ca4a4a6d9669fe9473d8f45ce3ba12378} and Enterprise Fund 75{4782fd64173da0cd597dfc2831e6797ca4a4a6d9669fe9473d8f45ce3ba12378}. The updated Cost Allocation Plan percentages include an increase in General…...
By Kiani Murphy, Mid Valley Disposal Locally owned and operated Mid Valley Disposal (MVD) announced AutoZone as their City of Sanger Recycler of the Year. This award is given each year to a business that is making a difference in our environment by reducing waste, recycling, and conserving resources in…...
By Cheryl Senn The second annual Honoring Sanger awards honored 10 community members at the new Sanger Depot Museum Kindergarten classroom. “I wanted to honor people that were never recognized,” said Adam Albrecht, President of Honoring Sanger. After Albrecht talked about what Honoring Sanger has accomplished over the past year…...
By Cheryl Senn Amarina Wuenschel, Ecologist with the Sierra National Forest, U.S. Department of Agriculture, spoke at the recent Sanger Woman’s Club about “The Sierra National Forest: a treasure in our own backyard”. Wuenschel said the Sierra and Sequoia Forests have been affected by an unprecedented drought and bark beetle…...
By Cheryl Senn Three Sanger women were recognized by the Sanger City Council in honor of National Women’s History Month. Sanger City Councilwoman Esmeralda Hurtado presented Dolores Leal-Martinez, Tammy Wolfe and Cheryl Senn with Certificate of Recognition. Leal-Martinez, a Sanger Unified School District Pre-School Curriculum Provider, was nominated in the…...
By Cheryl Senn “Memorial Day is a time that we have set aside each year to remember and honor the lives of those who fought and died so that you and I can continue to live in this great nation that we call home, the United States of America,” said…...
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger District Chamber of Commerce recognized the 2019 Citizen of the Year, Adam Albrecht, and the 2019 Mr. & Mrs. Farmer, Bob and Debbie Bagdasarian, at the 95th Annual Sanger Chamber Awards Banquet, in addition to other award winners. Albrecht was nominated by Jennifer “Jen-Jen” Kenison-Herring…...
By Cheryl Senn In the middle of a committee meeting, Rick Bebenik’s family, friends, and Sanger District Chamber of Commerce staff begin to come into the room. Rick had no idea what was in store for the next few minutes. “Holy cow,” said Bubenik. Rick Bubenik was announced as the…...
By Cheryl Senn Karen Pearson was surprised with the announcement that she was named the 2019 Sanger District Chamber of Commerce Mother of the Year. “She truly sacrifices her life for her children,” said Karen’s mother, Edith Alcorn, after the announcement. Pearson was one of seven nominees, according to Sanger…...
Contributed It didn’t take long for the annual Sanger High School Athletic Hall of Fame Banquet to take its place among the city’s premier seasonal attractions. The inaugural event last year with 20 inductees was sold out a week before the banquet. The second annual banquet, with a Hollywood theme…...
By Cheryl Senn The City of Sanger General Fund and Enterprise Cost Allocation Plan is going to reflect a big change compared to the past 10 plus years. Past practice allocation was General Fund 25{4782fd64173da0cd597dfc2831e6797ca4a4a6d9669fe9473d8f45ce3ba12378} and Enterprise Fund 75{4782fd64173da0cd597dfc2831e6797ca4a4a6d9669fe9473d8f45ce3ba12378}. The updated Cost Allocation Plan percentages include an increase in General…...
By Kiani Murphy, Mid Valley Disposal Locally owned and operated Mid Valley Disposal (MVD) announced AutoZone as their City of Sanger Recycler of the Year. This award is given each year to a business that is making a difference in our environment by reducing waste, recycling, and conserving resources in…...
By Cheryl Senn The second annual Honoring Sanger awards honored 10 community members at the new Sanger Depot Museum Kindergarten classroom. “I wanted to honor people that were never recognized,” said Adam Albrecht, President of Honoring Sanger. After Albrecht talked about what Honoring Sanger has accomplished over the past year…...
By Cheryl Senn Amarina Wuenschel, Ecologist with the Sierra National Forest, U.S. Department of Agriculture, spoke at the recent Sanger Woman’s Club about “The Sierra National Forest: a treasure in our own backyard”. Wuenschel said the Sierra and Sequoia Forests have been affected by an unprecedented drought and bark beetle…...
By Cheryl Senn Three Sanger women were recognized by the Sanger City Council in honor of National Women’s History Month. Sanger City Councilwoman Esmeralda Hurtado presented Dolores Leal-Martinez, Tammy Wolfe and Cheryl Senn with Certificate of Recognition. Leal-Martinez, a Sanger Unified School District Pre-School Curriculum Provider, was nominated in the…...
