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SANGER HERALD 8A THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2018 City council will soon have to decide
how to replace Melissa Hurtado
Staff report
City councilmember Melissa Hurtado will soon move on to the state senate position she won in the recent election.
She now represents Sanger Council Dis-
trict No. 1 in the northeast area of Sanger. If you live in that district you may be eli-
gible to apply for the position or run for elec- tion, depending on how the council decides to replace Hurtado.
California Avenue
Reba
Bear
Queenie
DAY
DATE
HI
LO
Rain %
Thurs
Nov. 15
72
40
0%
Fri
Nov.16
72
41
0%
Sat
Nov. 17
71
42
0%
Sun
Nov. 18
68
42
0%
Mon
Nov. 19
67
42
0%
Tues
Nov. 20
66
42
0%
Wed
Nov. 21
62
41
40%
Weather for Apache Country
Day and night temperatures will be dropping slightly over the next couple of weeks. The nights can be cool enough to trigger the drone of the nearby wind machines.
We could have several days of showers and light rain, beginning next Wednesday.
It's now fog season in the Valley, so it's likely tule fog will follow close behind those first few showers.
By Dick Sheppard
Sanger Herald
This week's featured pets of the week are Reba, Queenie and Bear.
November is National Adopt a Senior Dog Month and Sanger Animal Shelter volunteer Kim Reed wants
to put the spotlight again on Bear. "He is such a sweet, sweet boy. He's about 8 years old and gets along with ev- eryone. He loves walking and treats," said Kim.
Reba and Queenie are pretty pitbull ladies.
Reba is about 8 months old and has lots of energy. She loves humans and gives great hugs and kisses.
Queenie is about 2 years old and likes to run and play and gets along well with everyone.
The next adoption event will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Nov. 17, this Saturday, at the Tractor Supply Co. on Herndon Avenue, just north of Fowler Avenue in Clovis.
Call animal control officer Mario Irazoqui at (559) 618- 9071 or message the Sanger Animal Shelter Facebook page and leave your email address to find out more about the adoption process which will involve home checks.
The cost for each adoption will vary.
Let Mario know if you're interested in providing a temporary foster home for any of the shelter dogs or if you are able to donate
a warm blanket or doggy sweater - cold weather is on the way.
"We could also use me- dium size collars and good leashes," said Kim.
The reporter can be con- tacted by email at sang- erherald@gmail.com or by phone at the Herald at (559) 875-2511.
Ninth Annual Sikh Parade
To celebrate the birth of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, The Founder of the Sikh Faith
(Entering City of Fowler Panzak Park at 1:30pm, leaving by 3:45pm)
All are encouraged to stop by, see the floats, meet people and enjoy the FREE concessions being served.
We look forward to celebrating with all of you.
The parade will begin at 12:00 noon at Gurdwara Gur Nanak Parkash, located at 4250 E. Lincoln Avenue, and enter the City of Fowler at approximately 1:15 p.m. at the intersection of Golden State and Adams Avenue. The
parade will continue East on Adams to Pan-
zak Park, where it will break from approxi- mately 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. Food and refresh- ments will be provided and a recognition ceremony will be held in the park. Thereaf- ter, it will circle the park and continue west on Merced Street, go under the Highway 99 overpass and turn north on Sumner Avenue and exit the City. The parade route map is below. The parade will exit the City of Fowl- er at approximately 3:45 p.m.
November 25, 2018 12 NOON - 5PM
02633
Quality Avenue