John Sanders is a journalist for Antelope Valley Newspapers, Inc., focusing on local news in Palmdale, California. With a passion for sports reporting, John covers high school sports events and provides game recaps and updates on local teams.
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Palmdale, California, United States (Local)
John Sanders focuses primarily on local sports, particularly high school basketball and football in the Palmdale, California area. If you have news related to local tournaments, team performances or player achievements within this region, John would likely be interested.
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SMC will hold a fundraising Spring Glass Sale from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, April 25, in the Core Performance Center (CPC) Courtyard, adjacent to the SMC Quad on the main SMC Campus (1900 Pico Boulevard, Santa Monica). Proceeds from the sale will benefit the SMC Art Department.
VENTURA — The Antelope Valley College women’s tennis team was well represented at the State Championships in Ventura on Thursday afternoon.
LANCASTER — After the second set in Paraclete’s playoff game against visiting Mark Keppel, captain Brett Novak told his team in the huddle, “Let’s take care of business.”
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By: John Sanders
LANCASTER — When the Eastside boys’ volleyball team looks back on Tuesday’s match today, tomorrow, even a year from now, it might be thinking about the “what ifs” or the “would haves, should haves,” or “could haves.”
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The Justa Center in downtown Phoenix has worked for years to assist unhoused older adults in the community. (Photo by Crystal N. Aguilar /Cronkite News)
By: John Sanders
Inside the Justa Center on Feb. 8, 2024. “I consider all these people my friends that work here because I know them all, and they all do something different to help you out … even a ride even if you’re just walking down the street,” says Robert Chayrez, a Justa Center member.
By: John Sanders, Naomi Dubovis Cronkite
PHOENIX — Homelessness is an ongoing issue in the state and around the country. As the number of unhoused individuals rises, government and non-profit organizations continue to assist those impacted
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