Paola Perez is a Newsletter Editor for The Philadelphia Inquirer, focusing on local news and events in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. With a keen interest in community issues, Paola covers a range of topics including city government, small businesses, arts and culture, and social issues affecting the local community.
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Paola Perez's coverage is primarily focused on local news and events in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Her articles encompass a wide range of topics including government announcements, expert commentary, seasonal events, legal policy regulation with a primary focus on house & home, entertainment news and family & relationships.
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