Email: Meredith.Skrzypczak@patch.com
Phone: 310-562-6511
Hometown: Rochester, MI
Birthday: Oct. 10
Bio: Born and raised in the Mitten State, Meredith moved to California shortly after graduating from Michigan State University in 2010 with bachelor's degrees in journalism and international relations. She worked for her college newspaper, The State News, and interned at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and The Grand Rapids Press.
Meredith joined Patch in November 2010 as the editor of Palos Verdes Patch.
School would need to pay $500,000 in immediate repairs to aged building to remain at the RPV site. Further costs in 'millions' cited by council members.
The school's lease at Ladera Linda Community Center might not be extended past its expiration in September.
It's Teacher Appreciation Week and Hermosa Beach Patch wants to know which teachers at our local schools stand out to you.
It's Teacher Appreciation Week and Patch wants to know which teachers at our local schools stand out to you.
Would-be representatives aired their views on national and local issues at a forum in Venice and Prince William and Catherine Middleton got hitched.
Requests for funding across the state far exceeded available grant funds, a state letter said.
New research shows a parent's divorce does not raise the risk that their children's marriages or cohabitations will break up.
A look at outstanding kids in our town.
One resident writes about issues facing our local school district.
Some cities have even seen slight declines in the past days, but experts say it's too early to tell whether prices are really going down.
Our weekly list of readers' reactions to the latest headlines in Rancho Palos Verdes.
Some cities have even seen slight declines in the past days, but experts say it's too early to tell whether prices are really going down.
Help the environment while at play by staying in eco-friendly hotels or volunteering to clean up your city.
Earth Day was Friday and RPV Patch celebrated with stories full of tips for an eco-friendly life. Also, we took a look at where our water comes from locally and what might have caused some dolphin deaths.
Carpooling, tire inflation and errand plans—it's all about conservation and efficiency.
Kids can help create a more sustainable world. Teach them when they're young, and they'll have lifelong habits that are good for the earth.
The following properties have open houses coming up.
Drivers should expect delays on the Westside as the President is scheduled to stop in Culver City and West Los Angeles.
Researchers from Boston University and Columbia University find it often doesn't make a difference in young children's school performance.
In this series, we list changes you can make in areas of your life to make the planet a healthier place. Catch free screening of "Bag It" on Earth Day.
