Articles by PATRICK KERR
Owning Our Future, One Page at a Time - The Coromandel Informer
A Community Conversation On Reform Highlights The Importance Of Informed Debate And Protecting Local Voices Patrick Kerr's reflection acknowledges the voices, analysis, and debate helping Coromandel residents understand and shape the future of local government. There are weeks when a local paper earns its place on the kitchen table, and the 23 June Informer was one of them.
Arcera Life Sciences and Daewoong Expand Strategic Partnership to Bring Enavogliflozin to the Middle East Original
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates and Seoul, South Korea, June 29, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Arcera Life Sciences ("Arcera"), a global life sciences company focused on advancing innovative and sustainable healthcare solutions, and Daewoong Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
Arcera Life Sciences and Daewoong Expand Strategic Partnership to Bring Enavogliflozin to the Middle
Expansion builds on successful collaboration across Latin America and reinforces commitment to advancing innovative cardiometabolic therapies across international markets Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates and Seoul, South Korea, June 29, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Arcera Life Sciences ("Arcera"), a global life sciences company focused on advancing innovative and sustainable healthcare solutions, and Daewoong Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
Mowing is Not Our Biggest Cost
Thames-Coromandel District Council’s 2026/27 draft Annual Plan is open for consultation. Ratepayers are being asked about reductions to park and berm mowing and garden services, and shorter hours at the Coromandel, Matarangi and Pāuanui transfer stations. Written by Patrick Kerr on Apr 28, 2026. These are real service changes and they warrant public input.
American Vegan Center celebrates the semiquincentennial with a plant-based cheesesteak, 76 inches long
On April 13, the day Mayor Cherelle Parker declared Vegan Cheesesteak Day, the American Vegan Center, headquartered in Old City, held its annual vegan cheesesteak contest, but with a record-breaking challenge: create the longest vegan cheesesteak, totaling 76 inches as a tribute to the revolutionary year of 1776. Vegetarianism and Philadelphia may seem like odd bedfellows, but they are intertwined, says Vance Lehmkuhl, director of the American Vegan Center.
Welcome to the vegan cheesesteak capital of the world
Move over, Pat’s and Geno’s. Philadelphia’s sliced-and-diced meat-and-cheese concoction faces a more sustainable, animal-friendly competitor — the vegan cheesesteak. So, where’s the “beef”? Typically, it’s thinly sliced seitan. Made from wheat, seitan was developed in China about 1,500 years ago and enjoyed by vegetarian Buddhist monks. Today, seitan has gained popularity among vegans, who do not consume animal-based foods. But seitan isn’t just an appealing meat substitute.
Plant-based vendor proves Phillies fans don’t need to make concessions while at the game
Fifty minutes before the first pitch at a Friday night Phillies game in early June, the line at Greens and Grains already wrapped around and down the concourse at Citizens Bank Park. Looking on, Kevin Tedesco, Aramark’s general manager at Citizens Bank Park, and Jason Firestone, Aramark’s senior director of concessions, shared the story of how Greens and Grains came to be at the Phillies’ stadium.
Patrick Kerr, Author at Grid Magazine
Fifty minutes before the first pitch at a Friday night Phillies game in early June, the line at Greens and Grains already wrapped around and down the concourse at Citizens Bank Park. Looking on, Kevin Tedesco, Aramark’s general manager at Citizens Bank Park, and Jason Firestone, Aramark’s senior director of concessions, shared the story of More
10 Annoying Frasier Characters Fans Still Can't Stand 21 Years Later
Originally introduced in the hit 1980s sitcom Cheers, Kelsey Grammer's performance as Frasier Crane has long endured as one of the most iconic roles in TV comedy history. Following the end of the first series, the star was given his own spin-off in Frasier, which lasted from 1993 to 2004 and followed the psychiatrist home to Seattle. Reuniting him with his father and brother and giving him a new calling as a radio therapist, the series surpassed Cheers in its wit and highbrow humor.
How Lab-Grown Meat Hysteria Protects Big Meat and Limits Your Choices
In May 2024, the U.S. culture war expanded to yet another bizarre front: lab-grown meat, with states like Florida and Alabama passing preemptive bans on its production and sale. These bans act as protectionist measures favoring traditional meat industries while limiting consumer choices. Critics argue that such policies are inconsistent with free-market principles and hinder innovation in the food system.
Digital health delivery in respiratory medicine: adjunct, replacement or cause for division?
Background “AI will never replace physicians – but physicians who use AI will replace those who don't” Jesse Ehrenfeld, American Medical Association President, July 2023 Digital medicine is an umbrella term used to describe innovations in healthcare enabled by a variety of digital technologies. There are three broad categories of digital medicine, namely connected health, eHealth and precision medicine.
A Practical Guide to Injury Claims Involving Cyclists
ISBN13: 9781914608049 Published: May 2022 Publisher: Law Brief Publishing Country of Publication: UK Format: Paperback Price: £49.99 This book is designed to be a succinct overview of the key features of cycling litigation. It looks at cyclists as road users as well as group cycling, racing and professional cyclist claims. The book contains an essential overview of the key aspects of the new Highway code, introduced in January 2022.
As Russo-Ukraine War escalates, Fall Romers face a difficult decision
On Sept. 19, Dr. Peter Hatlie, dean and director of the University of Dallas’ Rome Program, spoke to the Fall Rome Class of 2022 during a mandatory meeting. The topic of his address: the ongoing Russo-Ukraine War. During the meeting, Hatlie described the seriousness of the escalating tensions between the two countries. He provided safety tips and assured students that the university has measures in place to protect them in the event of an emergency.
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