Brian Dwyer is a News Reporter for Spectrum News 1, covering the North Country and Fort Drum region in New York. With a focus on local news, Brian's articles highlight stories of community events, military life, and social issues affecting the region. His work has also been featured in Bay News 9 and Spectrum News 13 Orlando.
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Brian's coverage mainly focuses on local events, with an emphasis on Fort Drum and the North Country region. He frequently covers stories related to family and relationships, seasonal events, government announcements, and entertainment news.
When reaching out to Brian Dwyer, consider providing information about local community events in the Watertown area or surrounding regions of Upstate New York. Additionally, pitches relating to human interest stories such as military homecomings at Fort Drum or features on historic landmarks like the Strand Theatre may resonate well with his coverage focus.
Given his extensive reporting on seasonal events and government announcements within a localized context, public relations professionals should tailor their outreach efforts by highlighting how their story ideas directly impact residents in the North Country region or align with ongoing community initiatives.
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It’s been a little more than a month since a major flood in Lewis County, causing damage to homes, businesses and the school in Lowville.
“That was devastating. The images that I saw of that, it was quite extraordinary,” Gov. Kathy Hochul said.
Local officials are unsure what the solution is.
By: Brian Dwyer
The New York State prison in Watertown was closed in 2021 and was done so without any weather protection. So, as the state begins to look for someone wanting to repurpose it, many wonder what condition it is in.
With the Olympics coming to an incredible finish, all eyes will be on the Paralympic Games in Paris next week. Then next year, we get to enjoy the Special Olympic Winter Games in Turino, Italy.
Classes are slated to start in person as scheduled next week on Tuesday, the day after Labor Day, according to Lowville Academy and Central School Superintendent Rebecca Dunckel.
By: Brian Dwyer
The designation was felt across New York state.
By: Brian Dwyer
The designation provides shoreline communities assistance with preserving the lake’s history, as well as its ability to draw in people from around the country.
Approximately 60 schools across New York are on the clock.
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