Associate Editor/Reporter, Trib Total Media
Patrick Varine is an Associate Editor/Reporter at Trib Total Media. He covers a diverse range of topics including culture, arts, entertainment, and the construction industry, often focusing on events, festivals, and pop culture. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, The Morning Call, and the Tribune Review.
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Patrick Varine's coverage largely focuses on local news, community events, and government announcements in the Pittsburgh area. He often covers evolving stories, breaking news, and events.
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A Pittsburgh police sergeant has pleaded guilty to his second driving-under-the-influence charge in the past five years.
A teenage boy was struck and killed late Thursday evening along McKnight Road in Ross. The victim was identified as Michael Wade, 15, of Pittsburgh's Brighton Heights neighborhood.
By: Patrick Varine
During his years at Franklin Regional Senior High School, it didn't take Ryan Park long to discover that when it came to theater, his interest was less in being onstage and more in what was going on behind the scenes.
Delmont officials would like to see residents turn out to honor a World War II veteran whose remains have been returned to the U.S. to be buried in his home county on Aug. 3.
Pennsylvania's elk population is about enter the rut, and state game commission officials are getting ready to switch the “Elk Cam” back on.
There's only one place you can go next week to ride the Ferris wheel, buy yourself a deep-fried Oreo cookie and risk a juvenile goat attempting to chew on your pant-leg.
A Penn Township resident is the new director of the Indiana University of Pennsylvania marching band.
By: Patrick Varine
There is something within reggae music that lifts people's spirits, according to Dave Cochran, guitarist for the Pittsburgh-area band FUBAR, whose sound is rooted in reggae.
Putting together a musical in just one week, with a cast of children in grades 3 through 8, might seem like an insurmountable challenge.
By: Patrick Varine
A sudden April deep freeze devastated Western Pennsylvania's fruit crops, and state officials are hoping a new $10 million grant program can help offset the damage.
