By Cheryl Senn I was amazed at how many eggs were filled for the Unity Estates Easter Egg Hunt, this past weekend. More than 2,000 brightly colored plastic eggs were filled with candy for the children of Unity Estates to find. I began to realize how popular Easter Eggs are…....
By Benjamin James Ayala/Guest Columnist Some days I ask myself, where would I be if I had not experienced the trials and errors that I have. How much different would life be if I gave in to the moments that I was told no or something wasn’t possible for me…....
By Benjamin James Ayala, Guest Columnist What is the purpose of winning? Is it to receive trophies or medals or to have bragging rights over others? It is not about the materialistic or boastful rewards, but about the experience and development that one receives. Though we have champions, not all…...
By Cheryl Senn Over the past week, I have had the opportunity to meet new people, in meetings, gatherings, or out on the road, taking photos at events. As I was introduced to a variety of people, from different backgrounds and ages, I found myself feeling more comfortable with some…...
By Cheryl Senn I witnessed how powerful one word can be at the 2017 Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) Spelling Bee, which was held last Friday. With words like tyranny, curmudgeon, and intravenous, 4th through 6th grade students were expected to approach the microphone and spell, out loud, the words…...
By Cheryl Senn Who knew there were so many helpful people in Sanger. After covering a girls basketball game, last week, at the Sanger High School gym, I got in my car and proceeded to leave the parking lot. All of the sudden I heard a loud noise and I…...
By Cheryl Senn At a meeting recently, I heard someone say their organization was looking at the bigger picture. They described how they were going to help families with more resources than they used to have. They took a step back and saw a bigger picture of how they could…...
By Cheryl Senn The steady pattern of rain drops spattering on my window, as I drive into Sanger, from my home in the foothills, is very comforting to me in many ways. First, I don’t have to worry about what music I am going to listen to on the radio…....
By Cheryl Senn The clock is ticking and there are only a few more days to enjoy 2016. New Year’s Eve is not too far away with the opportunity to greet 2017. Most people end up making a New Year’s Resolution at this time. Some resolutions involve losing weight, quitting…...
By Cheryl Senn Shopping, wrapping gifts, filling out Christmas cards, and cooking, are enough holiday activities to keep us extremely busy. With all of the Christmas bustle, time is the thing we don’t seem to have enough of. Time is very valuable. It is irreplaceable. Once it is gone there…...
By Cheryl Senn I was amazed at how many eggs were filled for the Unity Estates Easter Egg Hunt, this past weekend. More than 2,000 brightly colored plastic eggs were filled with candy for the children of Unity Estates to find. I began to realize how popular Easter Eggs are…....
By Benjamin James Ayala/Guest Columnist Some days I ask myself, where would I be if I had not experienced the trials and errors that I have. How much different would life be if I gave in to the moments that I was told no or something wasn’t possible for me…....
By Benjamin James Ayala, Guest Columnist What is the purpose of winning? Is it to receive trophies or medals or to have bragging rights over others? It is not about the materialistic or boastful rewards, but about the experience and development that one receives. Though we have champions, not all…...
By Cheryl Senn Over the past week, I have had the opportunity to meet new people, in meetings, gatherings, or out on the road, taking photos at events. As I was introduced to a variety of people, from different backgrounds and ages, I found myself feeling more comfortable with some…...
By Cheryl Senn I witnessed how powerful one word can be at the 2017 Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) Spelling Bee, which was held last Friday. With words like tyranny, curmudgeon, and intravenous, 4th through 6th grade students were expected to approach the microphone and spell, out loud, the words…...
By Cheryl Senn Who knew there were so many helpful people in Sanger. After covering a girls basketball game, last week, at the Sanger High School gym, I got in my car and proceeded to leave the parking lot. All of the sudden I heard a loud noise and I…...
By Cheryl Senn At a meeting recently, I heard someone say their organization was looking at the bigger picture. They described how they were going to help families with more resources than they used to have. They took a step back and saw a bigger picture of how they could…...
By Cheryl Senn The steady pattern of rain drops spattering on my window, as I drive into Sanger, from my home in the foothills, is very comforting to me in many ways. First, I don’t have to worry about what music I am going to listen to on the radio…....
By Cheryl Senn The clock is ticking and there are only a few more days to enjoy 2016. New Year’s Eve is not too far away with the opportunity to greet 2017. Most people end up making a New Year’s Resolution at this time. Some resolutions involve losing weight, quitting…...
By Cheryl Senn Shopping, wrapping gifts, filling out Christmas cards, and cooking, are enough holiday activities to keep us extremely busy. With all of the Christmas bustle, time is the thing we don’t seem to have enough of. Time is very valuable. It is irreplaceable. Once it is gone there…...
