I graduated from the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire with 2 bachelor's degrees, one in Print Journalism and the second in Spanish. I then interned in the online department for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and also spent a year as a copy editor for the Green BayPress Gazette. I am currently pursuing a Masters of Business Administration with an emphasis in Internet Marketing degree from the Florida Institute of Technology (don't worry, classes are all online, so I'll still be covering the news here!)
Dolores M. Kopacz, 82, who was hit by Kevin P. Brown in December, has died. The District Attorney is investigating whether the death is connected to injuries from the crash.
Missouri Senate candidate Todd Akin remains adamant he will stay in the election despite controversy surrounding comments he made about "legitimate rape," but nearly 80 percent of Patch's Wisconsin Republican insiders say he should quit.
School starts in a few short weeks, so it's time to get all that new clothes shopping in; here, learn what seems to be trendy in 2012.
Missouri Senate candidate Todd Akin remains adamant he will stay in the election despite controversy surrounding comments he made about "legitimate rape," but nearly 80 percent of Patch's Wisconsin Republican insiders say he should quit.
The "How America Gives" report from The Chronicle of Philanthropy also showed that those age 45 to 64 gave the most donations from both communities.
No progress has been made on the question of whether the city can reduce the amounts of signs used at the roundabouts constructed during the Hwy. 33 project.
Renovations to the former Business Men's Club building that the Port Washington Historical Society purchased in May after a $1 million donate include a shift to put more attention on the building's lake views.
Eric McLean, 28, posted an emotional YouTube video titled, "Eric's Confession - Final," last week after learning his cancer had relapsed and no treatments would stop it this time.
Two cars were involved and the Flight for Life helicopter transported a woman from the scene. Law Enforcement said all involved were Ozaukee County residents, but they had no further information about the victims.
Two cars were involved and the Flight for Life helicopter transported a Thiensville woman from the scene, and the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office has determined that woman failed to yield, causing the crash.
A roundup of photos of animals available for adoption through the Wisconsin Humane Society Ozaukee Campus.
A look ahead to what you need to know in Port Washington and Saukville this week.
Saukville resident Chuck Baranek was a gym teacher at St. Mary's Catholic School in Janesville, where Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan attended, according to an Ozaukee Press article.
The Maritime Heritage Festival continues on Saturday and Sunday with tall ships, cardboard boat races, food vendors, music, historical presentations and more.
The Maritime Heritage Festival is back in town this weekend, with tall ships, cardboard boat races and more.
Patch area residents submit their opinions on a daily basis, and this roundup shows you the most popular reads this week.
After having fought several diseases for the past seven years, Tammy Brumm was also diagnosed with kidney failure. Now, she faces regular dialysis treatments while she works to be added to the list of more than 90,000 nationwide awaiting a transplant.
Summer wedding, fish catches and live bands all are featured on the popular video uploading website.
More than 10,000 applications for wolf hunt permits have been submitted for a season that the Wisconsin Humane Society and others say shouldn't go on without more rules in place.
The fundraiser held annually at St. Peter's Church in Saukville to gather school supplies for children in need is struggling to get donations this year.
