Glancing back through the Sunnyside Sun pages, here is sampling of the stories published in past 100 years reflecting everything that made the Sun the original voice of the community.
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Glancing back through the Sunnyside Sun pages, here is a sampling of the stories published in past 100 years reflecting everything that made the Sun the original voice of the community.
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SUNNYSIDE — For mother of three, Stacey Olivarez, being bedridden with double pneumonia stemming from COVID-19 deprived her family of the home cooked meals they’re accustomed to – that’s when Olivarez’s grandmother, Sue Michaelsen, stepped in to take care of Olivarez, Olivarez’s partner and three young daughters.
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SUNNYSIDE — Avalon Valencia, Class of 2010 Grizzly alumni and now a school-based mental health therapist with partnered with Comprehensive Healthcare and Sunnyside High School, recalled in her pursuit of becoming a first-generation college student was that she could have benefited from talking to someone about the anxieties she was feeling only a decade ago.
Glancing back through the Sunnyside Sun pages, here is sampling of the stories published in past 100 years reflecting everything that made the Sun the original voice of the community.
In the Bible, John states, “God is love.”
We have been taught frequently that keeping the commandments of God, and following the teachings and example of Jesus Christ, will help us gain an eternal reward in heaven after the end of our mortal lives.
Glancing back through the Sunnyside Sun pages, here is sampling of the stories published in past 100 years reflecting everything that made the Sun the original voice of the community.
"Neighbors" is a weekly column in the Sunnyside Sun designed to spotlight individuals who live and work in our Lower Valley Communities.
In times of stress, worry, and fear, people look for ways to find peace, assurance, and comfort. No one is at ease if they are fearful or concerned, especially about their wellbeing and health.
June 3, 1910 – Wearing white gowns adorned with a red carnation, six members of the Sunnyside High School's graduating class participated in commencement exercises held at the Sunnyside Federated Church. The class included Ida Stigers, Vera Spencer, Edna George, Hattie Bruce, Maud Barnes, an…
Glancing back through the Sunnyside Sun pages, here is sampling of the stories published in past 100 years reflecting everything that made the Sun the original voice of the community.
"Neighbors" is a weekly column in the Sunnyside Sun designed to spotlight individuals who live and work in our Lower Valley Communities.
Glancing back through the Sunnyside Sun pages, here is sampling of the stories published in past 100 years reflecting everything that made the Sun the original voice of the community.
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GRANGER — Recalling the first time she took part in the branding of a calf at five-years-old, Haley Brown acknowledged how that moment made an enduring impression upon her and ever since then, the ranch hand has been drawn toward providing steadfast care for livestock and the free range lifestyle it empowers.
Glancing back through the Sunnyside Sun pages, here is sampling of the stories published in past 100 years reflecting everything that made the Sun the original voice of the community.
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