Kara Seymour is the Editor in Chief at Patch. With two decades of experience covering community news across Virginia, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, she focuses on themes such as crime and justice, government and politics, and public policy. Kara has been featured in Patch.com, where she continues to engage with a wide range of topics including elections, legislation, and local retail trends.
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Kara Seymour's coverage primarily focuses on local news related to Pennsylvania and nearby areas, encompassing a wide range of topics such as weather, healthcare, crime, and family & relationships. She frequently reports on seasonal events and cites data in her articles.
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Hello Bethlehem, here are a few updates to help you navigate the rest of the week ahead.
By: Kara Seymour
Hello Easton, here are a few updates to help you navigate the rest of the week ahead.
By: Kara Seymour
The young mother had just finished her first day back from maternity leave at her job when she was randomly stabbed.
Here's what health officials want you to know about the ongoing cyclospora outbreak. Is it now safe to eat lettuce? We have the scoop here:
By: Kara Seymour
This weekend in food: Farmer's market, an acoustic kitchen event and one dish that you "must order."
This weekend in food: Dinner event featuring a Billy Joel and Elton John tribute band, plus the dish you must try at popular Bethlehem spot.
Consumers in Pennsylvania may soon see some relief at the cash register as major retailers use tariff refunds to cut prices or absorb rising freight and fuel costs.
Looking for something fun to do this weekend around Emmaus? Check out some local events here:
Looking for something fun to do this weekend around Easton? We got you covered!
By: Kara Seymour
Looking for something fun to do this weekend in Bethlehem? We got you covered!
