By Cheryl Senn I, along with other Valley residents, who want to escape the Valley heat, made the three hour drive to the Central Coast last weekend and found myself living the beach life while I was there. The beach life is so much more laid back than my everyday…...
By Berenice Vargas Golden LivingCenter treated their employees and their families with tacos and free swim at The Sanger Community Pool after receiving Deficiency Free recognition on their Annual State Survey. According to the Nursing Home Alert website, the Deficiency Survey assesses whether the quality of care, as intended by…...
By Christy Erickson Personal gardens are a great way to help local bee species that are struggling to survive. These insects are essential to our environment, as they help flowers bloom and are vital in the growth of many of our most popular food crops. However, they are facing numerous…...
By Berenice Vargas After a hard working summer, Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) Interns were able to spend a day outside by the river for the first time at The Sanger Nature Study Area on Friday July 21st. “The PG&E Interns were able to attend the Sanger Nature Study…...
By Berenice Vargas This summer was by far the most interesting summers I’ve ever had, most likely because I didn’t stay home all summer long. I had the opportunity of meeting new people, doing exciting things, learning new things, and growing as a person, all because I was a summer…...
By Berenice Vargas Wearing the latest Apache gear and supporting Sanger High School (SHS) students just got easier. By visiting Mavericks Screen Printing’s new store front, SHS Student Store inside the SHS office, or one of the Mavericks mobile units, you can purchase trending Apache gear while donating a percentage…...
By Cheryl Senn This fall, John Wash Elementary School students, parents, and staff, will have a different face greeting them, as they enter the gates on the first day of school. Yolanda Shahbazian, is the new principal for John Wash, beginning this year. Shahbazian is not new to Sanger Unified…...
By Berenice Vargas Sanger High School (SHS) Varsity Apaches Basketball hosted, for the 3rd year, their annual Sanger Swish Summer Basketball Camp for little campers (K-3rd grade) and older campers (4th- 7th grade). “The purpose is to keep the kids playing basketball and learn the offense and defense fundamentals…...
By Cheryl Senn If you had three wishes what would you wish for? What if you had seven wishes, would it be harder to come up with some wishes? So many times I hear people say ‘I wish’ and then they have a list of things they are wishing for…....
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger High School (SHS) Apache Varsity football team has had a successful summer focusing on strength and conditioning according to Apache Varsity Head Football Coach Jorge Peña. “Primarily the summer is our focus on strength and conditioning, so we are in the weight room and out…...
By Cheryl Senn I, along with other Valley residents, who want to escape the Valley heat, made the three hour drive to the Central Coast last weekend and found myself living the beach life while I was there. The beach life is so much more laid back than my everyday…...
By Berenice Vargas Golden LivingCenter treated their employees and their families with tacos and free swim at The Sanger Community Pool after receiving Deficiency Free recognition on their Annual State Survey. According to the Nursing Home Alert website, the Deficiency Survey assesses whether the quality of care, as intended by…...
By Christy Erickson Personal gardens are a great way to help local bee species that are struggling to survive. These insects are essential to our environment, as they help flowers bloom and are vital in the growth of many of our most popular food crops. However, they are facing numerous…...
By Berenice Vargas After a hard working summer, Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) Interns were able to spend a day outside by the river for the first time at The Sanger Nature Study Area on Friday July 21st. “The PG&E Interns were able to attend the Sanger Nature Study…...
By Berenice Vargas This summer was by far the most interesting summers I’ve ever had, most likely because I didn’t stay home all summer long. I had the opportunity of meeting new people, doing exciting things, learning new things, and growing as a person, all because I was a summer…...
By Berenice Vargas Wearing the latest Apache gear and supporting Sanger High School (SHS) students just got easier. By visiting Mavericks Screen Printing’s new store front, SHS Student Store inside the SHS office, or one of the Mavericks mobile units, you can purchase trending Apache gear while donating a percentage…...
By Cheryl Senn This fall, John Wash Elementary School students, parents, and staff, will have a different face greeting them, as they enter the gates on the first day of school. Yolanda Shahbazian, is the new principal for John Wash, beginning this year. Shahbazian is not new to Sanger Unified…...
By Berenice Vargas Sanger High School (SHS) Varsity Apaches Basketball hosted, for the 3rd year, their annual Sanger Swish Summer Basketball Camp for little campers (K-3rd grade) and older campers (4th- 7th grade). “The purpose is to keep the kids playing basketball and learn the offense and defense fundamentals…...
By Cheryl Senn If you had three wishes what would you wish for? What if you had seven wishes, would it be harder to come up with some wishes? So many times I hear people say ‘I wish’ and then they have a list of things they are wishing for…....
By Cheryl Senn The Sanger High School (SHS) Apache Varsity football team has had a successful summer focusing on strength and conditioning according to Apache Varsity Head Football Coach Jorge Peña. “Primarily the summer is our focus on strength and conditioning, so we are in the weight room and out…...
