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 ...
Read More »When does it end? Gun Violence in America
By Anahi Jaramillo Valentino Marcos Alvero, male, 68 Hongying Jian, female, 62, Yu Lun Kao, male, 72 Lilian Li, female, 63 My Nhan, female, 65 Ming Wei Ma, male, 72 Diana Man Ling Tom, female, 70 Muoi Dai Ung, female, ...
Read More »Wonder Women of Wrestling
By Cheryl Senn It was a long hard week for the Sanger High School (SHS) Apache Girls Wrestling team but they seem to have plenty of energy for smiles. The team had to travel for matches and celebrated Senior Night ...
Read More »Looking back on the holiday season
By Cheryl Senn As I was driving home one evening, down 7th Street, I had to pass the Christmas Tree that is in the intersection of 7th & N St. I kept driving and heading east on 7th. As I ...
Read More »It’s a matter of Pride
By Cheryl Senn I recently attended the Sanger Unified School District School Board meeting and heard more than 20 students, parents and community members speak about the allowance or banning of displaying the Pride Flag in the classrooms at Sanger ...
Read More »Love God Love Sanger
By Cheryl Senn “Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind.” This is the first and great commandment. And the second is like unto it. “Thou shalt ...
Read More »Much to be thankful for
By Cheryl Senn Some recent observations of just a small fraction of what is to be thankful for in Sanger. Within the last week there was so much to observe and so much inspiration for gratitude at many events throughout ...
Read More »Sanger Historical Society Now Accepting Memberships and Donations
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Historical Society, which represents the Sanger Depot Museum and Historical Buildings, is now accepting memberships and donations. The Society recently accepted a donation from Vulcan Materials. Judy Munsey, from Vulcan Materials, presented the Society with ...
Read More »Climate change in the Central Valley
By Anahi Jaramillo Last week the State of California experienced a heat wave that was felt from Southern California all the way up to Northern California. Cities like Fresno and Sacramento reached all time highs of temperatures, breaking records either ...
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