Plymouth, United States (Local)
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Sarah Hall's coverage predominantly focuses on local education-related news with an emphasis on government announcements. She frequently covers stories related to schools, students, and educational programs in the Yakima area. Given her interest in education and lifestyle topics, she might be open to pitches that offer unique approaches or innovative solutions pertaining to local education, student well-being, or school developments.
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By: Sarah Hall
He had a decidedly small-town upbringing, parents who split up and a fondness for drugs while in high school, and became a father at age 18. She grew up in the Milwaukee area and was an achiever from the start, who quickly advanced in business and met her future husband when she hired him. Together, the Plymouth couple turned what […]
As heavy equipment whirred and workers poured cement in the background, more than 50 people gathered early last Thursday afternoon for a groundbreaking ceremony celebrating the start of construction on the Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah School District’s $39.6 million referendum building project. The event marked the culmination of a truly long haul. What began as a vision several years ago began to […]
For the last decade or so, Sheboygan County exchange students have quietly been experiencing a most unusual culture swap – with an Amish family in Cecil, Wisconsin. “We meet with them in the beginning of the year and again towards the end,” said AFS Coordinator Ann Weeden. “Our AFS group spends the day with them at their school, exchanging information, […]
By: Sarah Hall, Chloe Hillard
Behavioral health providers in the District of Columbia (“District” or “D.C.”) are operating in an environment of heightened government scrutiny.
By: Sarah Hall, Faye Mayern
A mom-of-two was left terrified her heart would stop beating after a rare condition caused her to faint when she ate.
As 185 Plymouth High School seniors basked in the sun and received their diplomas at graduation in City Park on Sunday afternoon, it was no surprise that speaker after speaker urged them to continue to give back to the community that had nurtured them. After all, the Class of 2026 was the first at PHS to complete a community service […]
By: Sarah Hall
There are two truths about Warrington.
Mixed‑use developments are now firmly part of the UK real estate landscape. Retail beneath residential, coffee shops next to offices, gyms servicing apartments.
At its two meetings in June, the Plymouth Board of Education approved an extraordinary level of staff turnover, including the resignation of a principal and most of the district’s music staff, even though there is often more such activity at schoolyear end. The board this month accepted 11 resignations effective at the end of June, compared to two acted on […]
By: Sarah Hall
At a special meeting last Wednesday afternoon, the Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Board of Education approved nearly tripling the elementary school portion of the district’s referendum building project from $3.4 to $8.8 million and also voted to add a $750,000 fitness center north of the new middle school gymnasium. The two upgrades will be in addition to the $39.6 million referendum approved […]
