<b>Email </b>julia.harris@patch.com<b><br>Phone </b>678-490-4729<b><br>Hometown</b> New York<b><br>Birthday</b> 1970<br><b>Bio </b>Before coming to Patch I worked for a variety of publications over the years, including The Times-Herald Record's Gazette, a weekly newspaper, in Port Jervis, NY, and as Editor-In-Chief for Petlanta magazine. I have no children. My Shih Tzu, Shelby, is my surrogate child. I enjoy photography, gardening, dancing, fishing (trout stream and bass), hiking, arts, architecture, history and exploring our natural universe.
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<b>Beliefs</b><br>I am spiritual, but not religious. I respect and believe in equal rights for all people regardless their race, creed, religion, and so forth. I believe that the natural universe is dependent upon all living creatures. Each creature is important to our world's structure and therefore deserve care, compassion and preservation. <br><br>I am middle-of-the-road politcally. I research candidates and make an educated decision. I am not devoted to a particular political party.
Keep Cobb Beautiful (KCB) announced that it has received a $10,000 grant from national nonprofit Keep America Beautiful, Inc. as part of a nationwide effort sponsored by Waste Management that encourages local solutions that improve community environments.
The school's McWalk to Lasso a Cure raised funds and awareness for Relay for Life.
Mattel releases the pink-haired, tattooed Tokidoki Barbie doll, which some parents believe is inappropriate for young girls.
Blue Devils quarterback Anthony Jennings scored on a 4-yard run with seven seconds remaining to give Marietta a 35-28 victory at Lassiter on Friday in a critical Region 5-AAAAA.
A glimpse of your regional headlines Friday, Oct. 21.
The team joined with Kell High and students from South Carolina to win a regional tournament in Warner Robins.
Lassiter and Sprayberry students competed in a David Douglas Diamonds contest to custom-design their homecoming queen's necklace. The necklace will be presented at Friday's Homecoming Half Time show. Vote for your favorite in our poll.
The team joined with Walton High and students from South Carolina to win a regional tournament in Warner Robins.
Here's your sampling of regional headlines for Thursday, Oct. 20.
Upload a photo of your child in his or her most creative costume for Patch's Little Pumpkin Costume Challenge.
Bryant Gumbel made his comments about the NBA commissioner at the end of a "Real Sports" episode.
It's Thursday, the weekend is around the corner, and you have no idea what to do. At Northeast Cobb Patch, we have compiled the best bets for a great weekend.
The Northeast Cobb resident and Bryan College student attended the Christian conference that trains the next generation of leaders.
Lassiter alumna and LSU Soccer goalkeeper Mo Isom is succeeding in votes to win the 2011 Lowe's Senior CLASS Award for women's soccer. Voting continues through Tuesday, Nov. 14
The Sprayberry High School Yellow Jackets' football field house will be dedicated to Head Coach John Paty (1973-1990) during the homecoming celebration Friday.
A glimpse of your headlines Tuesday, Oct. 18.
Events and medical screenings for senior citizens in and around Northeast Cobb.
Watch the video to learn a quick, easy technique for shucking corn.
The latest incident reports from Precinct 4 and selected areas of Precinct 1.
Lassiter High School and the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) are collecting used prom dresses for The Foster Care Support Foundation, Inc.
