Adam joined Patch in November 2010, launching Shorewood Patch as editor. After a four-year stint in the U.S. Air Force as a military cop, he began studying journalism at Laramie County Community College in Cheyenne, Wyo. obtaining an associated degree in 2005. He continued studying journalism at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, obtaining his bachelors degree. Adam interned as a multimedia reporter at My Community NOW Newspapers covering community news in the Milwaukee metro area for about a year, prior to joining Patch.
Adam has been married for eight years and has two children, seven-years and two-years-old.
To increase safety belt use, law enforcement officers throughout Wisconsin will be patrolling city streets, rural roads, and major highways—day and night—during the Click It or Ticket mobilization from May 21 to June 3.
Donald taught computer science at UWM, Marquette University and MATC. Celebrate his life June 1 at 2 p.m. at North Shore Presbyterian Church.
In addition to the videos, school officials will allow public comment on the candidates at their regular School Board meeting scheduled for Tuesday night at 7 in the Shorewood High School Library.
A roundup of the latest from the Shorewood police reports.
Many Shorewood residents will earn degrees when they walk in UWM's spring graduation ceremonies on Sunday.
While other local departments are ramping up traffic and parking enforcement with high-tech automated camera systems that can read and react to problem plates in an instant, it's not in Shorewood's budget.
The show, hosted by actor John McGivern, dives into the secrets and interesting tidbits in different Wisconsin communities. Friday, the Milwaukee Public Television program will be in Shorewood to start filming its second season.
A day after Gov. Scott Walker called recent jobs numbers inaccurate and sped up the release of federal statistics, the state Department of Workforce Development reported the state lost private sector jobs for the second consecutive month.
A day after Gov. Scott Walker called recent jobs numbers inaccurate and sped up the release of federal statistics, the state Department of Workforce Development reported the state lost private sector jobs for the second consecutive month.
Ten weeks of glancing behind the scenes of the Shorewood Police Department proves valuable for this editor.
Village trustees approved bidding out for treatment of ash trees at $20,000 — in conjunction with work done by village staff — to protect from the invasive Emerald Ash Borer.
In addition to musical performances, the show will feature student artwork — some with an interactive twist via QR codes containing audio recordings of student artists explaining their works.
Are you one of the people who helped Green Bay Packers wide receiver Donald Driver reach the finals on the popular TV show?
After 17 years in Shorewood, the salon and spa closed its doors in late 2010. What should fill the vacant location? Have any suggestions; what do you want to see take its place?
The first ride course designed to help children 10 and younger learn to balance and feel comfortable without the training wheels hits the Atwater Elementary parking lot June 16.
The Whitefish Bay Public Education Foundation is hosting the 5k run/walk and kid fun run to benefit Whitefish Bay schools. Afterward, Patch will serve a picnic lunch and games, and Duke Pride will host a rummage sale.
Parents and students took in some works of art at the district's annual event.
The Victory Garden Initiative is kicking off its weeklong campaign to plant as many urban gardens in Milwaukee and Shorewood as possible in an effort to increase sustainability and self-sufficiency.
A roundup of the latest from the Shorewood police reports.
Approximately 400 law enforcement agencies throughout the state, including Shorewood, are expected to participate in this year’s mobilization.