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🎉HAPPY 107th BIRTHDAY Sofia Torres

By Cheryl Senn Sofia Torres, a resident at the Cornerstone Care Center, on 9th St, in Sanger, was joined by her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren and great great grandchildren to celebrate her 107th birthday today. Sanger Mayor Frank Gonzalez presented ...

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Alex Hinojosa, SHS Alumni, and Fresno State student, reflects on his study abroad this Summer

By Alex Hinojosa This Summer, one of our Sanger residents was given the opportunity to travel and study abroad throughout France! Alex Hinojosa is one of our newest contributors to The Sanger Scene and stays active in the community by ...

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SUSD School Board meeting and public input process

By Cheryl Senn After the most recent Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) School Board meeting, I had some questions about the process of the meeting and on how public input is allowed. I sent an email to SUSD School Board ...

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Food, fun and fireworks at the Sanger 4th of July Spectacular

By Cheryl Senn The Sanger District Chamber of Commerce is partnering with the City of Sanger for this year’s Sanger 4th of July Spectacular. According to the Sanger District Chamber of Commerce CEO/President Karen Pearson, this year is going to ...

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Hello it’s me…or is it?

By Cheryl Senn Science has really been imitating science fiction lately with all the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Chatbots, Auto Generated Text to Speak, etc. Artificial intelligence is the simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, especially computer systems. Specific applications of ...

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Wake Up It’s Spring in Sanger

By Cheryl Senn If you check the schedule of events taking place in Sanger in April, you can definitely tell that it is finally Spring. It’s as if someone is shaking us, waking us from a long Winter’s nap, and ...

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What is Spring Break for?

By Anahi Jaramillo According to Dr. Messina and Associates students are in need of a Spring Break to reprieve them from hectic school work before the last stretch of the school year. This time off is often seen as a form of ...

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Rainy Day Delay

By Cheryl Senn “Here comes the rain again. Falling on my head like a tragedy. Tearing me apart like a new emotion.” – Here Comes the Rain Again lyrics It seems just as we get used to the sun shining ...

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Suffering the effects of Daylight Saving Time

By Cheryl Senn Wait…what time is it? The clock on my phone has sprung forward but the clocks on my wall have not made the transition to Daylight Saving Time (DST) yet. Wall clocks need a person to move the ...

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Central Valley storms bless the countryside

By Anahi Jaramillo On February 2, 2023 Punxsutawney Phil predicted six more weeks of winter for 2023. In that time, the Central Valley felt the cold front from the Pacific that brought rain and extreme winds.  Recently, the big storm ...

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