Sarah Millard, Patch Staff
- Waukesha, WI
Sarah Millard's love for journalism began when she was in college working on the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater campus newspaper and freelancing for the Whitewater Register and a handful of other newspapers.
After college, Sarah Millard worked at the Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter and the Waukesha Freeman as a reporter before taking a position with Patch.
Sarah Millard loves telling stories about people in the community, sharing their passions, their dreams and their goals. She loves finding the story behind the story, finding out what makes people do what they do or how they lived their life.
In her spare time, Sarah loves playing and watching sports, especially the Green Bay Packers. She also enjoys spending time with friends and family.
Your Beliefs
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Politics
I generally lean more conservative but like to examine both sides of the issues and learn what the driving forces are behind any given decision.
Religion
I attend services at a local non-denomonational church and volunteer as a youth leader.
Local Hot-Button Issues
The city's search for a new water supply is likely to be at the forefront of politics the next several years. I want to present the facts for people to review and make their own decisions.
Shared revenues from the state are going to have an impact on local government agencies, such as the city and the school district, which could mean increased property taxes. I will keep people informed about what those impacts are and what the impacts will mean to them personally.
Posting Activity
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Fields of Many Dreams Project Becoming a Reality
Artificial turf will be installed at all three high schools this summer. Fundraising had been in the works since 2010.
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Tweeting Away! Waukesha Police Department Joins Social Media
Have an emergency? Still call 9-1-1; don't tweet to the Waukesha Police Department.
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Can The Milwaukee Brewers Continue Their Hot Streak?
With one month of baseball finished, the Milwaukee Brewers are leading the MLB. Is this their year, or are you preparing yourself for heartbreak?
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Dixon Elementary School Mourns Loss of 5th Grade Teacher
A scholarship has been designated to honor the life of Angela Mallet and her service to the Elmbrook School District.
Waukesha|News|
Aaron Perry: Where I Stand on The Issues
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Intoxicated Neighbor Throws Garbage at Woman's Door
Waukesha Police Department calls from April 26-April 29.
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Waukesha Hero Gave Ultimate Sacrifice While Protecting Community
Waukesha Police Department Capt. Jim Lutz, who was killed on duty by bank robbers 20 years ago, is remembered as a friend, mentor and hero.
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Dog Exercise Areas Now Open
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Local Doctor Arrested at Country Springs Hotel
Dr. Jan Doenier is charged with two felonies and three misdemeanors.
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Green Bay Packers 2014 Schedule Has Season Opener Against Seattle Seahawks
Will Aaron Rodgers, Clay Matthews and the rest of the Green Bay Packers go all the way to the Super Bowl this year?
Waukesha|News|
Victims' Identities Released in Fatal Car Accident on Sunset Drive [UPDATED]
Waukesha woman and Milwaukee man, both 23, were killed in Town of Genesee car accident.
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Joint Health Care Clinic Could Become a Reality in Waukesha
Health clinic for city, county and school district employees could save $8 million in five years.