Patrick Berkery is a Senior Newsletter Editor at The Keystone. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, public policy, and consumer travel, often focusing on events and conferences. Patrick's work has been featured in The Dogwood, Cardinal & Pine, Copper Courier, NorthcentralPA.com, and The Keystone.
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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.
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By: Patrick Berkery
Think vegan pizza can't compete with the genuine article? Paranormal Pizza, the Lehigh Valley’s only plant-based pizzeria, may change your mind. After rebounding from a fire thanks to community support, the restaurant is once again crafting inventive pies that all pizza lovers can enjoy.
Another Musikfest in Bethlehem winds down this weekend, while a Pittsburgh festival celebrates Black-owned breweries, and sunflowers take center stage near Erie.
Think you know the Lehigh Valley? Here’s a series of random questions to determine just how well you do (or don’t).
The Gem City celebrates itself, while the Ren Faire returns to central Pa., and the Chinese Lantern fest glows for one last weekend in Philly.
The cuts and trays of pizza at Scranton’s Green Ridge News Mini Mart and Grill are as good as anything you’ll find in Old Forge. Really.
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Whether you plan on voting for the first time in Pennsylvania on Nov. 3 or you need to re-register, we’re here to help.
By: Patrick Berkery
We asked Keystone newsletter readers what kind of changes they would make to Pennsylvania’s property taxes, a majority of which goes toward funding public schools.
