<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.
<strong>Favorite Blog: </strong>Quantum Diaries (www.quantumdiaries.org)
<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.
My children have heard me make this statement so many times they’re probably sick of it by now. But if we’ll take this statement and turn it into a practice, we’ll see God show up and we’ll see Him provide in ways we never imagined.
The Kell High School athlete is making her mark on the relay circuit
This 2-year-old girl will be available for adoption at the Cobb County Animal Shelter.
The dog whose life was saved on Interstate 75 by five Cobb County residents is expected to make a complete recovery.
Here is the result of the florist poll for Northeast Cobb.
Chattahoochee Technical College culinary students, including competed in the inaugural Chili Cook-Off for bragging rights and prizes.
Here's a video roundup of the latest regional headlines.
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Some say the Northeast Cobb high school newspaper article is offensive.
The dog whose life was saved on Interstate 75 by five Cobb County residents is expected to make a complete recovery.
The former U.S. Speaker of the House urges support of GOP front runner Mitt Romney.
This sweet puppy is available for adoption at the Cobb County Animal Shelter.
Cobb County police have arrested the third man wanted in the shooting death of 53-year-old Milton Kelley of Kennesaw.
A preliminary vote to address a projected $62 million budget deficit headlines Thursday's school board agenda.
Northeast Cobb's The Book Exchange hosts a reception for the author of the new non-fiction tale, A Silence of Mockingbirds: The Memoir of a Murder.
Join the Georgia Department of Labor for tips on how to write the perfect resume.
A video roundup of news from Marietta and the surrounding area on Tuesday, April 24.
The National Weather Service has released a fire danger statement because of weather that may increase the risk of fires.
Chattahoochee Technical College culinary students competed in the First Annual Chili Cook-Off for bragging rights and prizes.
This 2-year-old girl is available for adoption at the Cobb County Animal Shelter.
