Page 6 - Sanger Herald 11-1-18 E-edition

SANGER HERALD 6A THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2018
The Herald helps raise money for HOPE Sanger
This sleepy group of volunteers gathered in the pre-dawn darkness on Oct. 25 for coffee, a pep talk and a bundle of Sanger Herald newspapers and then went out and raised more than $1,600 for HOPE Sanger by selling a special edition of the Herald on busy downtown street corners. The Herald donated the papers and all proceeds went to HOPE Sanger.
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Donning construction hardhats and wielding ceremonial silver plated shovels were district officials and a student and principal from each of the schools in the district. The groundbreaking ceremony for the school district's new education complex took place Oct. 25 on 116 acres of land bounded by Fowler Avenue on the west, Armstrong Avenue on the east, Jensen Avenue on the south and Church Avenue on the north. (See the story on today's front page.)
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Groundbreaking for SUSD's Education Complex
Raider Nation Blood Drive
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Tom Flores was in town on Oct. 27 for the annual Raider Nation Blood Drive. One of the blood donors was Sanger police officer Jorge Fernandez.
School board president Pete Filippi explained Superintendent Adela Jones welcomed rep-
why the complex is being built west of Sanger, resentatives from the state, county, office of “Because that's where the growth is in our dis- education and one from the city of Sanger to
trict. That's where our new students are coming the groundbreaking event. from.”
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