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Mid Valley Disposal announces American West Books as City of Sanger Recycler of the Year

By Kiani Murphy Sanger, CA—Today, locally owned and operated Mid Valley Disposal (MVD) announced American West Books 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…...

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A microphone, a moment and a word

By Cheryl Senn I was impressed with the spelling skills all the 4th through 8th grade students had during the recent Sanger Unified School District Annual Spelling Bee competition. The 4th through 6th graders had to come up to the microphone, one by one, and spell a word out loud…...

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Savor the Flavor of Sanger

By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Scene is launching “Savor the Flavor of Sanger” and will be highlighting local restaurants/food/beverage businesses in Sanger. This is the first one in s series, which is being launched in hopes of bringing awareness to the food and beverages Sanger local businesses have to offer…....

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Tragedy triumphantly transformed

By Cheryl Senn At a recent Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) school board meeting, I saw how a family who experienced a great tragedy and loss was able to overcome an emotional obstacle and become triumphant.  During the recognition portion of the school board meeting a donation from Charanjit Dhaliwal…...

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Try something new in the new year

By Cheryl Senn The clock struck midnight and just like that it is a new year and a new decade. With the new year upon us, what better way to celebrate than to try something new. Brian Tracy once said,”You can only grow if you’re willing to feel awkward and…...

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Learning to give back

By Cheryl Senn While attending the recent Sanger Rotary Senior Christmas Luncheon, I watched over 20 Sanger High School (SHS) Interact Club members volunteering right along side the Sanger Rotarians. I asked the SHS Interact Club Advisor, Ronnie Scott, why the Interact Club members want to volunteer at this annual…...

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Focus on family fun

By Cheryl Senn If you have been around Sanger the past couple of weeks, you would have noticed a lot of opportunities to participate in fun family events. The Sanger Chamber of Commerce and the City of Sanger were focused on providing multiple opportunities for families to come out to…...

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For the town

By Anahi Jaramillo Stadium lights are on full blast. You’re looking at the faces of your teammates as they’re breathless, with desperation in their eyes to win this game. Then you look towards the stands, in hopes of finding a familiar face, but you not only find one, but two,…...

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A serving of Thanksgiving

By Cheryl Senn It seems like everyone is cooking and serving some variation on the traditional Thanksgiving meal these past few days. Everyone is focused on Thanksgiving and the traditional food items which comprise the meal. I attended the HOPE Sanger Thanksgiving Box Blessing and the HOPE Sanger Thanksgiving Hot…...

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Fall at last

By Cheryl Senn So, is this what Fall feels like? I was beginning to wonder. It still felt like summer with temperatures in the 80’s up until the last week. The leaves on some trees were beginning to change color. Then, we all set our clocks back an hour. It…...

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Mid Valley Disposal announces American West Books as City of Sanger Recycler of the Year

By Kiani Murphy Sanger, CA—Today, locally owned and operated Mid Valley Disposal (MVD) announced American West Books 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…...

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A microphone, a moment and a word

By Cheryl Senn I was impressed with the spelling skills all the 4th through 8th grade students had during the recent Sanger Unified School District Annual Spelling Bee competition. The 4th through 6th graders had to come up to the microphone, one by one, and spell a word out loud…...

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Savor the Flavor of Sanger

By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Scene is launching “Savor the Flavor of Sanger” and will be highlighting local restaurants/food/beverage businesses in Sanger. This is the first one in s series, which is being launched in hopes of bringing awareness to the food and beverages Sanger local businesses have to offer…....

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Tragedy triumphantly transformed

By Cheryl Senn At a recent Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) school board meeting, I saw how a family who experienced a great tragedy and loss was able to overcome an emotional obstacle and become triumphant.  During the recognition portion of the school board meeting a donation from Charanjit Dhaliwal…...

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Try something new in the new year

By Cheryl Senn The clock struck midnight and just like that it is a new year and a new decade. With the new year upon us, what better way to celebrate than to try something new. Brian Tracy once said,”You can only grow if you’re willing to feel awkward and…...

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Learning to give back

By Cheryl Senn While attending the recent Sanger Rotary Senior Christmas Luncheon, I watched over 20 Sanger High School (SHS) Interact Club members volunteering right along side the Sanger Rotarians. I asked the SHS Interact Club Advisor, Ronnie Scott, why the Interact Club members want to volunteer at this annual…...

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Focus on family fun

By Cheryl Senn If you have been around Sanger the past couple of weeks, you would have noticed a lot of opportunities to participate in fun family events. The Sanger Chamber of Commerce and the City of Sanger were focused on providing multiple opportunities for families to come out to…...

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For the town

By Anahi Jaramillo Stadium lights are on full blast. You’re looking at the faces of your teammates as they’re breathless, with desperation in their eyes to win this game. Then you look towards the stands, in hopes of finding a familiar face, but you not only find one, but two,…...

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A serving of Thanksgiving

By Cheryl Senn It seems like everyone is cooking and serving some variation on the traditional Thanksgiving meal these past few days. Everyone is focused on Thanksgiving and the traditional food items which comprise the meal. I attended the HOPE Sanger Thanksgiving Box Blessing and the HOPE Sanger Thanksgiving Hot…...

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Fall at last

By Cheryl Senn So, is this what Fall feels like? I was beginning to wonder. It still felt like summer with temperatures in the 80’s up until the last week. The leaves on some trees were beginning to change color. Then, we all set our clocks back an hour. It…...

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