By Cheryl Senn It’s hard to believe that something as microscopic as the coronavirus can wreak such havoc when it comes to people blaming each other for the ills of the world. Neal Shusterman once said,”Everyone needs someone to blame.” From government officials to average every day citizens, everyone seems…...
By Cheryl Senn It seems that the world has a constant eye on the COVID-19 counts, whether it is deaths, cases, hospitalizations, or community numbers. It seems the Governor of California and Fresno County also concern themselves with the “Positivity Rate”, the amount of people who are tested who test…...
By Cheryl Senn This 4th of July will have people celebrating Independence Day in a whole new way. Most cities will not have a fireworks show for the community to gather and celebrate together due to State, County and City orders which limits gatherings, closes indoor dining and bars, due…...
By Anahi Jaramillo “You must be shapeless, formless, like water. When you pour water in a cup, it becomes the cup. When you pour water in a bottle, it becomes the bottle. When you pour water in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Water can drip and it can crash…....
By Cheryl Senn A couple of weeks ago, pastors from local Sanger churches, gathered together at Brehler Square, in downtown Sanger, to pray for the residents of Sanger, the County, the State of California, the United States and the world. The pastors wanted to let people know they are there…...
By Cheryl Senn While driving home the other night, I noticed the electronic billboard, which is close to the intersection of Hwy 180 and Academy had a different message on it than it usually had. In the past, the sign would advise drivers about their driving speeds, driving under the…...
By Cheryl Senn Watching National and State leaders talk about how to relax the current ‘Stay at Home” order had me notice a phase being used quite a lot. Cautious optimism. These two words are used to describe businesses opening back up, restaurant dining rooms opening and even students returning…...
By Anahi Jaramillo There’s many different things that come when being a reporter. Not only the communication to others and meeting new people, but the small conversations you have with people that are being interviewed. You learn their body language and the way they stretch out certain vowels. Understanding the…...
By Anahi Jaramillo In an email sent out on March 12th, 2020 from the University Communications at Fresno State it stated that “we are temporarily suspending in-person, on-campus classes, effective Monday March 16.” Those bold letters in that email lingered in conversations the next day in classes and all over…...
By Cheryl Senn “What binds us is a microbe – but it also has the power to separate us.” – Howard Markel, M.D., PhD. Markel was talking about the coronavirus and the affect it has had on people and their behavior in the community’s where they live. It is amazing…...
By Cheryl Senn It’s hard to believe that something as microscopic as the coronavirus can wreak such havoc when it comes to people blaming each other for the ills of the world. Neal Shusterman once said,”Everyone needs someone to blame.” From government officials to average every day citizens, everyone seems…...
By Cheryl Senn It seems that the world has a constant eye on the COVID-19 counts, whether it is deaths, cases, hospitalizations, or community numbers. It seems the Governor of California and Fresno County also concern themselves with the “Positivity Rate”, the amount of people who are tested who test…...
By Cheryl Senn This 4th of July will have people celebrating Independence Day in a whole new way. Most cities will not have a fireworks show for the community to gather and celebrate together due to State, County and City orders which limits gatherings, closes indoor dining and bars, due…...
By Anahi Jaramillo “You must be shapeless, formless, like water. When you pour water in a cup, it becomes the cup. When you pour water in a bottle, it becomes the bottle. When you pour water in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Water can drip and it can crash…....
By Cheryl Senn A couple of weeks ago, pastors from local Sanger churches, gathered together at Brehler Square, in downtown Sanger, to pray for the residents of Sanger, the County, the State of California, the United States and the world. The pastors wanted to let people know they are there…...
By Cheryl Senn While driving home the other night, I noticed the electronic billboard, which is close to the intersection of Hwy 180 and Academy had a different message on it than it usually had. In the past, the sign would advise drivers about their driving speeds, driving under the…...
By Cheryl Senn Watching National and State leaders talk about how to relax the current ‘Stay at Home” order had me notice a phase being used quite a lot. Cautious optimism. These two words are used to describe businesses opening back up, restaurant dining rooms opening and even students returning…...
By Anahi Jaramillo There’s many different things that come when being a reporter. Not only the communication to others and meeting new people, but the small conversations you have with people that are being interviewed. You learn their body language and the way they stretch out certain vowels. Understanding the…...
By Anahi Jaramillo In an email sent out on March 12th, 2020 from the University Communications at Fresno State it stated that “we are temporarily suspending in-person, on-campus classes, effective Monday March 16.” Those bold letters in that email lingered in conversations the next day in classes and all over…...
By Cheryl Senn “What binds us is a microbe – but it also has the power to separate us.” – Howard Markel, M.D., PhD. Markel was talking about the coronavirus and the affect it has had on people and their behavior in the community’s where they live. It is amazing…...
