By Cheryl Senn Just about a week ago, I posted some photos of some just-hatched chicks and shared some thoughts about the chicks on my personal Facebook page. I live on a small farm, in the county, north of Sanger. ...
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No option but to vote
By Cheryl Senn It seems like everyone is talking about voting. Either they are talking about the people they want to see win the presidency, or a local political race. Or they are talking about how there might be voter ...
Read More »Supervisor Magsig shares thoughts on homeless epidemic
By Nathan Magsig, Fresno County Board of Supervisor, District 5 You don’t have to travel far to see evidence of broken lives and failed policies which are fueling the homeless epidemic in the metropolitan area of Fresno County. With the onset of ...
Read More »What would be revealed as your superpower?
By Cheryl Senn If you have been streaming any Netflix movies, there is no way you missed the trending Top 10 movie, Power Project. You see, during the Summer, I would normally be going to the movies at a local ...
Read More »Back to school in a virtual world with Distance Learning
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger Unified School District (SUSD) 2020 back to school routine was interrupted by COVID-19 in a historic way. There were no traditional back to school nights or the huge General Session. Even back to school shopping ...
Read More »Save the children
By Anahi Jaramillo Wake up. Eat. Learn. Sleep. Repeat. A child’s life isn’t a complicated life, it’s not a chaotic life. They go about their day, enjoying every shade of color, every smile that comes their way. A child’s first ...
Read More »The blame game
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.” ...
Read More »Can’t count on the numbers
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 ...
Read More »Do what’s right on the 4th
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 ...
Read More »Sanger Sports flowing into a new norm
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 ...
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