Neal Patten is a journalist based in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin. He writes for The Star newspaper, covering local news and events in the Sun Prairie community. His articles focus on a variety of topics, including education, community events, and human interest stories.
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Neal Patten's coverage skews heavily towards local events and community news, with a strong emphasis on education-related topics. Given this focus, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to local educational initiatives, community events, human resources in educational institutions, and stories highlighting the impact of government policies on schools.
Pitches that align with Neal's focus on covering local events such as fundraisers, community gatherings or initiatives aimed at youth engagement are more likely to resonate with him. Additionally, since Neal focuses on human interest stories within his local area of Sun Prairie, Wisconsin and surrounding regions like Waunakee and Cottage Grove in the state of Wisconsin as well as national news relevant for these communities could also capture his attention.
Given the high percentage of press release coverage attributed to him suggests that he may welcome information from official sources such as school districts or city departments.
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By: Neal Patten
A change of seasons right around the corner, and besides for spring cleaning, perhaps some redecorating is in order. A market this weekend in Cottage Grove could be just the
By: Neal Patten
JANESVILLE – If you survived a nuclear apocalypse and woke up in the decimated remains of the United States, how would you react? Would you cry? Would you scream? At
By: Neal Patten
The Monona City Council voted unanimously to approve a master plan for the San Damiano property at its meeting on Monday, March 18.
Brisa Hernandez (from left), Felix Sommer, Elisa Gamba and Marc Fleissner are the exchange students studying at Waunakee High School for the 2023-24 school year.
By: Neal Patten
While the weather in the three weeks since has only shown glimpses of it officially being springtime, a ceremony to welcome in the new season on March 19 was graced
By: Neal Patten
The Savannah Brooks housing development will continue to grow over the next few years, with additional housing, indoor and outdoor ice rinks, a brewery with a tap room, and a
By: Neal Patten
When you think of a witch, what image comes to mind? For children, it’s typically an old crone with green skin or warts and a pointy hat flying on a
By: Neal Patten
This summer, a Waunakee native’s theatrical dreams will be realized through a production of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”
By: Neal Patten
Many people, when the mercury rises, quench their thirst with a cocktail. Cocktails have seen a rise in popularity in the past decade, offering a little more sophistication and complexity than a pint of beer or traditional mixed drink.
By: Neal Patten
Chocolate has become as diverse as the ways we enjoy it – while milk, white, and dark chocolate are the most familiar, in recent years ruby and blonde chocolate have gained some prominence, and dark chocolate is now sold under a wide spectrum of cacao percentages for those who prefer sweetness or bitterness.
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