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 Christmas is still 11 days away, but the spirit of giving is going strong in the community of Sanger. In the past week, I have been able to watch young Sanger High Apache baseball players volunteering to build gingerbread houses with Sanger Unified School District’s (SUSD) special…...
By Cheryl Senn A couple of weeks ago, I saw a sign on the door of our local Starbucks which said “Be good to each other.” The saying was printed on a sign with people all around a cup of coffee and had people hugging each other. During the last…...
By Cheryl Senn There is a powerful message in the Sanger High Apache Theatre production of The Miracle Worker. A powerful message of love and determination. I had the privilege of attending the Sanger High Apache Theatre production of The Miracle Worker this past Saturday. I did not expect the overwhelming message…...
By Cheryl Senn While on the sidelines of the recent Apache football game against Madera, I turned my attention from the game action, on the field, to what was happening on the sidelines. I saw the defensive coach going over game strategy with his defensive players. The players were huddled…...
By Cheryl Senn With the November 8th election rapidly approaching, more ads than ever can be seen, and more political candidate appearances can be experienced. Even in a small community, such as Sanger, there is no escaping the political arena. This past Saturday, the Sanger Woman’s Club held a local…...
By Cheryl Senn With the political season upon us, it seems there is a lot of propaganda about the opposing candidates, and information promoted as truths, that aren’t really true, which have been thrust upon us. What is a concerned citizen to do? I believe it is time for community…...
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 Christmas is still 11 days away, but the spirit of giving is going strong in the community of Sanger. In the past week, I have been able to watch young Sanger High Apache baseball players volunteering to build gingerbread houses with Sanger Unified School District’s (SUSD) special…...
By Cheryl Senn A couple of weeks ago, I saw a sign on the door of our local Starbucks which said “Be good to each other.” The saying was printed on a sign with people all around a cup of coffee and had people hugging each other. During the last…...
By Cheryl Senn There is a powerful message in the Sanger High Apache Theatre production of The Miracle Worker. A powerful message of love and determination. I had the privilege of attending the Sanger High Apache Theatre production of The Miracle Worker this past Saturday. I did not expect the overwhelming message…...
By Cheryl Senn While on the sidelines of the recent Apache football game against Madera, I turned my attention from the game action, on the field, to what was happening on the sidelines. I saw the defensive coach going over game strategy with his defensive players. The players were huddled…...
By Cheryl Senn With the November 8th election rapidly approaching, more ads than ever can be seen, and more political candidate appearances can be experienced. Even in a small community, such as Sanger, there is no escaping the political arena. This past Saturday, the Sanger Woman’s Club held a local…...
By Cheryl Senn With the political season upon us, it seems there is a lot of propaganda about the opposing candidates, and information promoted as truths, that aren’t really true, which have been thrust upon us. What is a concerned citizen to do? I believe it is time for community…...
