I have been an editor for Patch since August 2011.
My love for journalism began in the fourth grade when I started a newspaper, the St. Bernard Gazette, at school. We published a couple of issues before my staff decided they didn't want to stay inside for recess to work on it anymore.
I graduated from St. Cloud State University with a degree in mass communications, print journalism sequence, and a minor in communication studies. I have one child: a seven-year-old named Faith who is in second grade. She loves school and figure skating.
Before coming to Patch, I was the editor of two weekly newspapers in MN. I spent two years as the editor of the Pine City Pioneer in Pine City before my company moved me to Cambridge to edit the Isanti-Chisago County Star for another two years.
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Rep. Kirk Stensrud: "A top priority of ours this session was to make Minnesota a better place to set up shop and this bill would get us pointed in the right direction."
Sixth graders at Minnetonka Middle School East walked for water in Haiti Friday.
No garbage, household hazardous waste or electronics will be accepted. Here's what the city will take.
Would you allow your students to go on a party bus to a school function?
Audiences were delighted by the 38th Annual Silver Skates Ice Revue.
Several Wayzata High School students are National Merit scholarship winners.
Registrations are being accepted now for several athletic events in conjunction with Minnetonka's Summer Festival.
The city of Minnetonka offers opportunities for kids and adults to get out and enjoy nature together.
Seniors celebrated their plans for after high school and looked back on memories during Decision Day.
Jacob Stork and Abby Jacques won a Barnes & Noble essay contest about their favorite teachers. If you wrote an essay about a favorite teacher, who would you write about?
The prohibited items were taken during the first week of weapons screening at Brookdale, Southdale and Ridgedale courts.
MMW's Leo Segal, Justyn Fine and Jake Siefker won fifth place at the state chess tournament. All qualified to play at the national tournament.
Top awards for Maria Filsinger, Jeremy Nelson, Alexander Van Dyke and Ariel O'Neill.
The schools wrap up the year with a two-week celebration of the arts!
Five Minnesota students won $1,000 scholarships and may qualify for even bigger tuition assistance.
A single lane of both northbound and southbound Hwy. 169 will be closed to allow for painting of the Bren Road bridge.
Today was slated to be the last day of the Minnesota legislative session. With bills still unresolved, will it be?
State Sen. Terri Bonoff lays out a deal for a bonding bill, tax bill and Vikings Stadium.
Minnetonka Patch wants to know: Where do you go to get your nails done?
The annual Music in the Park series takes place summer Tuesday evenings from 7–8:30 p.m. at the Minnetonka Civic Center Campus.
