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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!)

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Wisconsin's First Wolf Hunt Fuels Lawsuit

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 involve hunting dogs without more rules in place.

Wisconsin's First Wolf Hunt Fuels Lawsuit
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Chilly Swimming Pool Drives School District to Buy New Heater

The Port Washington-Saukville School District has ordered an energy-efficient heating option to replace its pool heater, which has recently stopped functioning. Swim practice has been ongoing since Aug. 6, and the pool also has other summer uses.

Chilly Swimming Pool Drives School District to Buy New Heater
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PHOTOS: National Night Out a Hit in Saukville

National Night Out 2012 in Saukville took place on Tuesday. Patch wants to see photos of the things you enjoyed at the event, so upload them to this gallery!

PHOTOS: National Night Out a Hit in Saukville
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Hovde Wins Among Port Washington, Saukville Voters

Turnout in the Port Washington and Saukville area ranged between 24 and 35 percent in the U.S. Senate primary; former Gov. Tommy Thompson came out on top statewide.

Hovde Wins Among Port Washington, Saukville Voters
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Give Big: Outgoing 'Little' Jemiah Looking for a Pair

Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Ozaukee County has lots of local kids looking for matches — as well as plenty of already successfully paired "bigs" and "littles." This week we meet 9-year-old Jemiah, waiting for her big.

Give Big: Outgoing 'Little' Jemiah Looking for a Pair
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Men 'Impersonating Cops' Turn Out to be Law Enforcement

The Port Washington Police Department has determined that two people — who were thought to be pretending to be undercover police officers in Port on Friday — actually were law enforcement agents from a different unit investigating a case.

Men 'Impersonating Cops' Turn Out to be Law Enforcement
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PWSB Launches Archery Range at YMCA

Port Washington State Bank donated funds to help an archery range to be built at the YMCA in Saukville, and Monday afternoon marked its official opening.

PWSB Launches Archery Range at YMCA
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'Don't Let Me Die': Port Woman Battles Kidney Failure

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.

'Don't Let Me Die': Port Woman Battles Kidney Failure
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Most Popular: Education a Solution to Violence, Gun Control

Patch area residents submit their opinions on a daily basis, and this roundup shows you the most popular reads, including talk about gun control, an analysis of Clay Matthews sacks and discussion on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Most Popular: Education a Solution to Violence, Gun Control
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Unidentified Men Impersonate Police Officers in Port

The Port Washington Police Department is seeking help in finding two people who pretended to be undercover police officers in Port Washington on Friday, asking a resident for some personal information.

Unidentified Men Impersonate Police Officers in Port
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Danceit! Ensemble Fundraiser is Sunday

Those involved in the annual event held at Memories Ballroom hope to raise $10,000 this year, a goal that is $2,500 higher than in 2011.

Danceit! Ensemble Fundraiser is Sunday