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Thursday, September 5, 2019 | A6 | Mid Valley TiMes
Flag deposit boxes
Sanger Pet of the Week
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This little girl is hoping for a forever home. She'll be among several others from the shelter at the Saturday, Sept. 7, Farmers' Market in downtown Sanger. Call volunteer coordinator Kim Reed at (559) 250- 5270 or 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 about the regular adoption process or to make an appointment to meet all the dogs who are ready to be your new best friend.
ABOVE: Aaron Jaramillo, second from left, posed with American Legion Post 35 members (from left) Carl Smith, Henry Petker and Nick Buffaloe. As part of his Eagle Scout project, Jara- millo created deposit boxes for Ameri- can flags to be disposed. The boxes are located at the Reedley Armory, Reedley Fire Department and Reedley Cemetery. The project was funded by American Legion Post 35 of Reedley. FAR LEFT: Jaramillo with Sean Fedor, commander of Legion Post 35.
NEAR LEFT: The plaque on the box.
Anthony Jewell / Photos Contributed
PROJECT Continued from page A1
Terry said that home buyers involved with Self- Help use "sweat equity" up front, making them able to knock down a good portion of down payment and up-front costs.
"As a result, a lot of
people that would not be otherwise be able to qual- ify are able to quality for these homes," he said.
City Manager Nicole Zieba called the project a "win-win" for the city, as the development helps the city's affordable hous- ing numbers but still is a quality project.
Terry said the map covers 61 units initially. Depending on weather and other factors, con- struction should be un- der way along with sales should occur in about six to eight months.
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