Brian Dwyer is a News Reporter at Spectrum News 1. He covers a range of topics including regional interest, sports, education, and arts and entertainment, with a focus on the Watertown/North Country/Fort Drum area. Brian has been featured in various outlets such as Bay News 9, Spectrum News 13 Orlando, and Capital Tonight.
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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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By: Brian Dwyer
More than 30 animal shelters across the state will be getting some help soon, sharing a $10 million pot of funding.
The British seized control of the Great Lakes early in the War of 1812 and wanted to push down from Canada into the U.S. However, one North Country town he
SPECTRUM NEWS VIDEO : America 250: Climbing to Glory looks at the history of Fort Drum in the North Country, talking with Fort Drum military veterans
By: Brian Dwyer Watertown
“You know how many young kids want to play hockey now? You know how many young girls want to play hockey after watching what the women did and young
New York state recently announced it has put together a committee to determine if a future Olympic Games could be in the cards.
Some of the best young hockey players in the country will soon gather in Lake Placid for the annual National Festival.
By: Brian Dwyer
The upper hand that jobseekers once hand may no longer be the case.
To this day, the 'Slick of '76' is considered one of the largest inland oil spills in American history.
After 21 years serving in the Watertown Police Department, Cristin Lyon is now running it. She's become the first female police chief in city history. “Obv
It wasn’t that long ago — in 2023 — that the New York Zoo at Thompson Park in Watertown was closed — many thought for good.
