Sean Adams is a Life and Culture Reporter at PennLive and the Patriot-News. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts, entertainment, and unique stories from Pennsylvania, with a particular interest in events from amusement parks to zombies. Sean's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as Marketing Week, CBS Radio, and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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Sean Adams focuses mainly on local news and events in central Pennsylvania, with a strong emphasis on entertainment news and crime. He appears to cover a wide range of topics such as fall foliage, local events, concerts, celebrity sightings, and crime-related incidents.
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By: Sean Adams
“Hot temperatures and high humidity may cause heat illnesses,” the advisory reads.
In March, fast food chain Wendy’s put out a search for the company’s first ever Chief Tasting Officer.
“Thunderstorms love what people don’t like. And that’s heat and humidity.”
Not only were corpses "thrown between the rock and crevices," but for years afterwards, "there's bones just washing up out of the ground."
A heat advisory is in effect until 8 p.m. Friday for several southeastern counties.
Several heat advisories are in place until Friday evening.
“Numerous consumers who filed credit card disputes reported that their dispute was denied by their credit card company."
By: Sean Adams
A heat wave has struck Pennsylvania this week, setting a new high temperature record in at least one city.
"You can think of tonight as a gathering to celebrate the World Cup, with some music interspersed.”
The anchor and reporter announced that she will “still be storytelling, just in a different way” in her new position.
