Kara Seymour is the Editor in Chief at Patch. With two decades of experience in community news, she has covered a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, food and beverages, and regional interest stories across Virginia, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Kara's work has been featured in Patch.com, where she continues to engage with themes such as entertainment news and consumer events.
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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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The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate for the first time since 2023 Wednesday. Here's what to know.
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AccuWeather has made its prediction about how much snow will fall this season in the Philadelphia region.
The expansion comes as shoppers continue looking for ways to make their money go further on everyday purchases.
By: Kara Seymour
The Orionids meteor shower is known as one of the most beautiful shooting star shows of the year. It peaks this week. Here's how to watch:
A 15-year-old Pennsylvania boy has died a month after he was seriously injured by a falling tree.
Sunset Sunday is at 4:58 in Pennsylvania. Earlier sunset times also mean earlier sunrises.
