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Crocker Stephenson

Crocker Stephenson

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Columnist, Better Angels, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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Total articles 396

  • How a Wisconsin family found help for a child born blind

    By Crocker Stephenson Verified| Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Verified Jill Smith was 20 weeks pregnant when, four days before Christmas 2018, she and her husband, Grant, stopped at their doctor's office in Madison for a routine ultrasound. The plan was to then drive directly to the home of Jill's parents, who live about four hours north in Amery. Jill and Grant would make that trip. But it would be delayed.

    By Crocker Stephenson Verified · Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

    Aug. 31, 2022

  • Devon Sweeney, the critically ill Tomahawk boy who for his 11th birthday received cards from all over the world, has died

    By Crocker Stephenson Verified| Green Bay Press-Gazette Verified Crocker Stephenson, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Published 11:17 a.m. CT Jan. 15, 2019 AutoplayShow ThumbnailsShow CaptionsLast SlideNext SlideThe world showered Devon Sweeney with cards celebrating his 11th birthday. His family had hoped that the critically ill Tomahawk boy, who was not expected to reach his 12th, would get at least one from every state. They were shooting for 50. Devon Sweeney is surrounded by loose-leaf binders filled with the 1,500 cards he received for his 11th birthday.

    By Crocker Stephenson Verified · Green Bay Press-Gazette

    Jan. 15, 2019

  • How a Wisconsin family found help for a child born blind

    By Crocker Stephenson Verified| Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Verified Jill Smith was 20 weeks pregnant when, four days before Christmas 2018, she and her husband, Grant, stopped at their doctor's office in Madison for a routine ultrasound. The plan was to then drive directly to the home of Jill's parents, who live about four hours north in Amery. Jill and Grant would make that trip. But it would be delayed.

    By Crocker Stephenson Verified · Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

    Aug. 31, 2022

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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is a daily newspaper based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, formed in April 1995 from the merger of The Milwaukee Journal and The Milwaukee Sentinel. It is part of Gannett and is published by Andy Fisher. The Milwaukee Sentinel, established in 1837, is recognized as Wisconsin's oldest continuously operating business, while The Milwaukee Journal began in 1882 as a community-oriented publication. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel provides extensive news coverage, including local, national, and international stories. It offers a print newspaper in a daily broadsheet format and has a digital news platform that features breaking news, in-depth articles, and multimedia content. The newspaper also publishes special sections on topics such as sports, entertainment, business, and lifestyle, and provides advertising services for local businesses and organizations. The publication is committed to quality journalism and community engagement, having received numerous awards for its reporting and investigative work.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

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Founded: 1995