Patrick Berkery is the managing editor for The Keystone, a publication focused on local news and stories in Pennsylvania, with a specific emphasis on Philadelphia. With a background in music and drumming, Patrick brings a unique perspective to his writing and covers a range of topics including current events, arts and culture, and community issues. His work has also been featured in publications such as The Dogwood, Cardinal & Pine, and Copper Courier.
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Patrick Berkery's coverage suggests a strong focus on local news and community engagement with a mix of entertainment, lifestyle, and political content. He seems to prioritize stories related to Pennsylvania, particularly Philadelphia, which makes him likely to be interested in pitches relevant to these specific locations or those that have a direct impact on the local community.
Given Patrick's broad scope of topics covered ranging from local events and politics to entertainment news and pet-related issues, tailored pitches addressing any of these areas but specifically tied back to Pennsylvania would likely be well-received. For example, offering insights into local charity efforts or highlighting unique aspects of Pennsylvania's wildlife could catch his attention.
Providing data-backed information about trends or developments related specifically to Pennsylvania may also interest Patrick as he occasionally cites data in his articles.
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By: Patrick Berkery
As thousands prepare to descend upon Erie to witness the total solar eclipse on April 8, we asked our newsletter readers to tell us what they love about Pennsylvania’s fifth largest city. As thousands prepare to descend upon Erie to witness the total solar eclipse on April 8, we asked our newsletter readers to tell us what they love about Pennsylvania’s fifth largest city.
By: Patrick Berkery
According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the quake's impact in Pennsylvania was primarily felt in the eastern part of the state, though the Pittsburgh area and other small pockets throughout the state were impacted as well.
By: Patrick Berkery
The Delaware County-based convenience store chain broke ground on its first Dauphin County location Wednesday in Middletown, with five more stores in the region expected to open this year.
By: Patrick Berkery
Highlighted by extremely limited releases, big sales, and in-store performances, Record Store Day returns Saturday and many Pennsylvania shops are getting in the spirit with daylong celebrations and promotions.
By: Patrick Berkery
On Saturday, booksellers across Pennsylvania will take part in the 11th annual Independent Bookstore Day, which celebrates indie bookstore culture with book exclusives, special events, and more.
Your local animal shelter has dozens of cats, dogs, rabbits, and other critters just waiting to find their forever home. Here are some tips to help find the right furry companion for you and your family.
By: Patrick Berkery
Joseph Pastucci of Cumberland County stormed the U.S. Capitol with his wife, who kicked a Capitol Police officer in the groin as they were trying to remove her from the building.
By: Patrick Berkery
After another mild winter, Pennsylvania could experience an increase in ticks this year. Safeguarding yourself, and your pets, from ticks requires protecting yourself before, during, and after spending time outdoors.
WallyGator, the emotional support alligator who went viral after public appearances around Philadelphia, has been stolen, according to the gator’s owner.
This article was republished from Keystone Newsroom Pennsylvania experienced another mild winter this year, which scientists say could mean
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