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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!
Stephens said it's most important to engage students, challenge them and help them learn. He says mostly, he'll miss the students and the dynamite faculty at USM.
Steve Cannon is running 40 marathons in 40 days in hopes of raising money for cancer research. Stay tuned to Patch for details as he makes his way through our Patch towns!
Steve Cannon is running 40 marathons in 40 days in hopes of raising money for cancer research. Stay tuned to Patch for details as he makes his way through our Patch towns!
Students at Maple Dale Middle School got professional bike tune-ups from Wheel & Sprocket and learned the rules of the road from Fox Point and Bayside police at the annual Bike Rodeo.
Seniors at Nicolet High School took the stage Friday to accept their diplomas and transition into the next stage of their lives.
In just a three-minute window, a man who had forgotten his cellphone on a bathroom counter at Best Buy in Fox Point lost the $550 phone and the $100 case.
Thief pried open both the west and east side collection boxes stealing any cash that was inside. A maintenance worker told police this isn't the first time this has happened.
Steve Cannon is running 40 marathons in 40 days in hopes of raising money for cancer research. Stay tuned to Patch for details as he makes his way through our Patch towns!
All outages are under investigation and Village Manager Andy Pederson reminds residents to look to WE Energies for updates and not to flood dispatch.
A roundup of places to be and people to meet in Fox Point and Bayside.
Have you been to Art Trooper yet? Review and rate this business on Patch!
If you plan to snap some shots of the parade or the family picnic, you should upload and share them with your neighbors on Fox Point-Bayside Patch!
From Kobe Bryant to Kelly Clarkson, students researched their favorite person and after completing research assignments, hand-made puppets resembling their research subject.
Bayside Village Hall will be open for 12 hours Tuesday through Friday of next week to accommodate a record number of absentee voters in 2012 Wisconsin Recall election.
This Milwaukee teen picked the wrong beauty store to steal from because he only made it a few blocks before Fox Point police caught up with him and found the stolen goods.
As National EMS week comes to a close, we remember those who arrive on scene first to administer life-saving emergency medical attention and bridge the gap between the accident scene and the emergency room.
This 24-year-old snagged his third OWI after he drove his truck into a ditch near the railroad tracks behind the Fox Point Town Club Sunday. He told police he only had two beers.
Memorial Day parades in Fox Point and Bayside have been sporadic for the past couple of decades but local veterans and their families hope even without a parade this year, those who have fought for our freedom will not be forgotten.
A Fox Point resident refused to accept the papers that were coming his way so he grabbed the process server by the neck, repeatedly punched him in the face and kicked him in the groin.
Nicolet's fourth coach in as many years recently resigned after an altercation with a student. Now, the fifth coach in five years, David Quam will take the reigns.
