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Renee Souza went above and beyond the duty of a code enforcement officer when she helped apprehend suspects involved in a shooting at a shopping center.
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On a Tuesday morning in March, Antioch Code Enforcement Officer ReneeSouza was driving down Buchanan Road when she heard a call over thepolice radio of shots being fired nearby in a shopping center at thecorner of Buchanan and Delta Fair Boulevard.
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Students from a boarding school in Uganda, left, will soon receive new mattresses thanks to a fundraising program being sponsored through the Orchard Church in Brentwood.
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On the final day of a mission trip to Uganda last year, a shy little boy sidled up to Pastor John McAuley and in a quiet, tentative voice asked him for something most of us take for granted: a proper bed.
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The students who were selected by their teachers for being excellent models of Fairness, the Pillar of Character for the month of April are Tia Yang, Madalyn Becerra, Taytum Pierce, Fischer Silva, Sukhmani Sahota, Diego Ruiz, Trinity Sutton, Katie Shupe, Sawyer Stoddard-Newman, Fernanda Cervantez, Xavian Portillo, Jacob Caguyong and Blake Howard.
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Congratulations to the following Orchard Park students for being selected April Students of the Month.
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West Coast Fusion players were all smiles after storming their way to the Surf City Slam Tournament title in Santa Cruz, winning each of their three games by double digits. In the front row, from left, are Alyssa Pato, Andrea Poggi, Kai Butler and Adriana Lopez; back row: head coach Karla Allen, Brea Moore, Aminah Flaggs, Jasmine Forsberg, Desiree Herron, Nicole Mass and coach Larry Pato. Not pictured are coaches Darryl Flaggs and Aja Dotson.
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The West Coast Fusion AAU girls basketball team rode a wave ofdefensive pressure to the recent Surf City Slam Tournament championshipin Santa Cruz, knocking off several of Northern California’s top teams.
