Patrick Berkery is a Senior Newsletter Editor at The Keystone. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, public policy, and consumer travel, often focusing on events and conferences. Patrick's work has been featured in The Dogwood, Cardinal & Pine, Copper Courier, NorthcentralPA.com, and The Keystone.
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By: Patrick Berkery
“Nothing has changed here in Pennsylvania for November’s election,” Gov. Josh Shapiro said following the high court’s preliminary approval of President Trump's order restricting mail voting. “Despite the President’s repeated attempts to undermine our Constitution, eligible voters in Pennsylvania can safely and securely vote by mail.”
By: Patrick Berkery
The country legend, who died Tuesday, began the Imagination Library program to spark a love of reading in young children across the globe. In Pennsylvania, Parton’s program has affiliates in 16 counties offering free books to children from birth through age 5.
Montgomery County-based Pizza Freak is changing the frozen pizza game with its high-quality Detroit-style-inspired pies.
Think you know your Pennsylvania history? Take this quiz and find out.
By: Kalena Thomhave, Patrick Berkery
From long-standing festivals like The Great Allentown Fair and Scranton’s La Festa Italiana, to more niche events celebrating everything from peanut butter, to hot air balloons, to an old legend about how eating goose will bring wealth and prosperity (really), Pennsylvania’s September festival schedule is unique in so many ways.
By: Patrick Berkery
We asked our newsletter readers about the big issues on their minds ahead of the midterms.
By: Patrick Berkery
The dairy company is taking over Keurig Dr Pepper’s Allentown manufacturing facility, where they expect to produce approximately 3 billion pounds of milk per year.
As public sentiment sours on the automatic license plate readers and lawmakers in Harrisburg are introducing legislation to curtail their use across Pennsylvania, we asked our newsletter readers where they stand on Flock cameras.
The average price for a gallon of gas in Pennsylvania jumped to $4.36 on Wednesday, up from $3.12 when the US began its attacks on Iran on Feb. 28.
By: Patrick Berkery
On the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, Keystone newsletter readers share their reflections of that day.
