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Hometown: Sheboygan, WI
Birthday: March 10, 1987
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Sarah's drive for journalism began when she worked for her high school newspaper in Plymouth, WI. She wrote news, feature and editorials, earning awards from the North Eastern Wisconsin Scholastic Press Association (NEWSPA) for photography and writing, and ran the business department. She continued this work for her college newspaper as well at UW-Sheboygan, along with composing the layout for the school's literary magazine. She then moved to Milwaukee to complete her bachelor's degree in journalism with a print/online focus at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Your Beliefs
At Patch, we promise always to report the facts as objectively as possible and otherwise adhere to the principles of good journalism. However, we also acknowledge that true impartiality is impossible because human beings have beliefs. So in the spirit of simple honesty, our policy is to encourage our editors to reveal their beliefs to the extent they feel comfortable.
Politics
I am not attached to any particular party, I look at the individuals who are up for election. I feel that governmental decisions, whether they be for something like your local school board, or presidential elections, I like to check out the individual instead of starting with which party they're in.
Religion
I think that everyone should be able to practice what beliefs give them comfort, even if that means that they do not believe. I chose to believe.
If you see me working in the local Stone Creek Coffee, Starbucks, Bruegger's Bagels or Noodles and Co., stop by and say hi! Tell me what interests you about our town, what you think we should make sure to cover or just what you think about the weather!
The Fox Point man said he had just left a wedding on the East side of Milwaukee and was only trying to get home. Once he was pulled over, he ducked down a couple of times before police approached the car, then reappeared.
Police discovered the vandalism and a Jewish Day School employee is checking to see if surveillance footage caught the identify of the vandal.
Looking for a good garage sale this weekend? Map out your weekends using Patch's community calendar to find the best rummage sales in the Fox Point and Bayside area. One man's trash is another man's treasure!
With seven confirmed cases of West Nile in Milwaukee County, health officials are urging residents to protect themselves from the disease and from mosquitoes.
Have you visited Red Mango yet? Review and rate this business on Patch!
The create-your-own frozen yogurt shop saw more than 50 customers in just its first hour of operation Tuesday. But more than a business model, husband-wife owners Peter and Elizabeth Braatz, say they want to give back to the Fox Point and Bayside area.
Brian Sommers takes a new job at USM before Nicolet is possibly forced to layoff more teachers.
Reports from Fox Point and Bayside police departments.
A 31-year-old woman asks officer, 'Are we in Cudahy yet?'
While 2010 was a success for Bayside, Pederson says that there are still goals to be met.
Nearby residents worried that any action that might harm property and trees.
A weekly recap highlighting the week's top news in Fox Point and Bayside.
With Valentine's Day around the corner, the North Shore Library offers some holiday reading suggestions, and more than just lovey-dovey.
A buffalo burger smothered in mozzarella cheese and aioli gave me quite a few new things to try.
Residents appeal to Village Board for reduction in assessment of their homes.
Reports from Fox Point and Bayside police departments.
Tells officers his last drink was hours ago, then admits it was about 10 minutes before he was pulled over.
Hip-hop dances and meet the teachers gives students and parents a different view of high school.
The show opens up at Nicolet High School Friday.
The North Shore Library hosts Green Fest, and offers some reading suggestions to get great minds to think alike.
