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As seen in: The Keystone (Pennsylvania), Salon, The Columbus Dispatch, The Intelligencer (Doylestown, PA), Magnet Magazine, Burlington County Times, Modern Drummer, Courier, NorthCentralPA.com, The Copper Courier, UpNorthNews and
Senior newsletter editor for @TheKeystone; drums w/Strand of Oaks, War on Drugs, Pernice Bros, Pat Finnerty, Wesley Stace; Zildjian/Noble & Cooley artist.
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These Pennsylvania chefs and restaurants are 2026 James Beard Award finalists

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By Patrick Berkery 
| The Keystone (Pennsylvania)
A full table of Southern Thai cuisine beckons at Philly restaurant Kalaya. (Daniel Knoll/Visit Philadelphia) Four out the five finalists in the Best Chefs, Mid-Atlantic category are from Pennsylvania. The finalists for the 2026 James Beard Awards were announced Tuesday, and Pennsylvania landed nominees in five categories, including four of the five nominees in the Best Chefs, Mid-Atlantic category.
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Pennsylvania’s billionaire class continues to grow

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By Patrick Berkery 
| The Keystone (Pennsylvania)
(L-R) Jeffrey Yass, a co-founder of the Susquehanna International Group trading firm who has financial ties to President Trump; Victoria Mars, an heir to Mars, Incorporated; and Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie are among the members of Pennsylvania’s billionaire class.
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The Valentine’s Day operation in Pittsburgh that made medical history

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By Patrick Berkery 
| The Keystone (Pennsylvania)
On Feb. 14, 1984, Dr. Thomas Starzl performed the world’s first heart-liver transplant at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Forty-two years ago today, Dr. Thomas Starzl performed the world’s first heart-liver transplant at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Starzl arrived at UPMC from Colorado in 1981, having already performed the world’s first successful liver transplant surgery, and invented or advanced other experimental organ transplant operations. On Feb.
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