Kara Seymour is the Editor in Chief at Patch. With two decades of experience covering community news across Virginia, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, she focuses on themes such as crime and justice, government and politics, and public policy. Kara has been featured in Patch.com, where she continues to engage with a wide range of topics including elections, legislation, and local retail trends.
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