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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.
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Politics
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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.
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Firefighters say they were delayed from putting out Glendale fire because they were getting "zapped" from electrical issues. Residents across the North Shore say they could see the glow from the flames.
WE Energies launching "Stay Connected" campaign and those in severe arrears as of April 16 will face disconnection.
WE Energies launching "Stay Connected" campaign and those in severe arrears as of April 16 will face disconnection.
As moratorium on winter heat shutdowns comes to an end, WE Energies is launching a "Stay Connected" campaign for those in severe arrears, who need to set up a payment plan to avoid disconnection as soon as Monday.
WE Energies launching "Stay Connected" campaign and those in severe arrears as of April 16 will face disconnection.
Friday the 13th is the supreme of superstitions among people who believe that magic and chance control their fate.
A roundup of places to be and people to meet in Fox Point and Bayside.
The new grocer has been remodeling the old Borders location and plans to open its second Wisconsin store at 9 a.m. that Wednesday complete with grand opening festivities.
You've colored those eggs and are "egg-stremely" proud of your creation. Why not show off your work?
Brad Kozaczuk has turned in his resignation papers after a verbal altercation with a student. This will be the fifth time Nicolet will be looking for a new head football coach in five years.
Store loses $11.14 but thief used a credit card and police are investigating.
To bring more awareness of pedestrian safety, Bayside police ran a sting operation at Brown Deer and Regent roads. Lt. Tom Henkel would click the pedestrian crossing light and when cars didn't stop, they got pulled over.
He told police it was his birthday, so he did have a few drinks. But for this man, it was one too many.
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A Bayside family awoke Sunday morning to an elaborate undie display on their front lawn. They found it so funny, they kept it up all day until someone complained to the police and they were asked to take it down.
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A challenger for the Nicolet School Board, Melody Halstrom, garnered a good percentage of votes in Fox Point and Bayside even though she dropped out of the race in January.
The best spot for up-to-the-minute news and information on the 2012 election.
City, county and national races make for a full ballot on Tuesday; be informed before you head out and cast your ballot.
When officers caught up with them, one teen said he thought it "would be funny." He was cited for theft.
