Patrick O'Shea is the Managing Editor of The Beaver County Times and Ellwood City Ledger, both part of the USAT Network. With a focus on local news and sports, Patrick covers a range of topics in the Pittsburgh region. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News, Catholic Weekly, NJ Cannabis Insider, and Daily American.
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Patrick O'Shea's coverage is heavily focused on local events and community news, with a substantial emphasis on seasonal content. This suggests that he may be open to pitches related to local happenings, community initiatives, or seasonal events in the New Jersey area.
Given his focus on newspaper delivery and the transition of traditional media into postal delivery, Patrick might be interested in stories related to local newspapers' impact on the community or changes within the industry. Additionally, given his attention to Veterans Day and faith-related topics during Christmas time, he may also welcome pitches related to these themes.
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Perhaps it takes a little adversity sometimes to see how much Christmas spirit and charity still exists out there.
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ELLWOOD CITY ― The Ellwood City Area School District Hall of Fame Committee is accepting nominations forinduction as well as applications of interest to serve on the committee.
Major traffic bridge expected to reopen Aug. 20.
By: Patrick O Shea
The Rochester-Monaca Bridge closed Tuesday afternoon and will remain unavailable for traffic until approximately Aug. 20 while crews make preservation repairs to the busy span.
The iconic spinning doughnut sign at DeAngelis Donuts in Rochester.
A tree snapped apart along Third Avenue in New Brighton during Monday's quick, but severe storm.
By: Patrick O Shea
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By: Patrick O Shea
I remember walking into The Beaver County Times'new office in Hopewell Township for the first time about five years ago. I wasn't impressed.
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