Doug Meehan is an Anchor/Reporter at WCVB Channel 5. He covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture, food and beverages, culture, and events, reflecting his commitment to storytelling that connects communities. Doug has been featured in WCVB Channel 5 and KETV, bringing insights on significant issues from Massachusetts to global events.
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Doug Meehan's articles predominantly cover local businesses, craftsmanship, and manufacturing in Massachusetts. His focus on design, house & home, beauty & fashion suggests that he may be interested in pitches related to locally made products with a unique or innovative aspect.
Given the promotional deal coverage attribute and the themes covered, Doug might be receptive to stories highlighting new product launches from local businesses or features on artisans creating unique items. Additionally, given his interest in cancer awareness topics such as "Groundbreaking research in Boston could change how prostate cancer is treated," he may also consider health-related pitches specific to Massachusetts.
When reaching out to Doug Meehan, ensure your pitch aligns with his focus on promoting locally made products and telling stories of craftsmanship within the Massachusetts area.
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By: Doug Meehan
WORCESTER, Mass. — The world of functional beverages, like sports drinks, is extremely competitive.
By: Doug Meehan
Friday Food Takeover: Stories to satisfy your hunger all day on WCVB.com and Channel 5. BROCKTON, Mass. —
By: Doug Meehan
With more than 20 floats to build and refurbish, it’s been all hands on deck.
SCITUATE, Mass. — Two South Shore moms are putting a fashion spin on the classic white rope bracelet, while looking to beaches and boating for inspiration.
"We don’t make a light eggnog. We don’t make a pumpkin eggnog. We just make real eggnog," Hornstra said.
By: Doug Meehan
"I think this is the best pomade there is. I couldn’t find a better one that is as versatile," Danielli said.
From bags to totes and zipper pouches, this designer brings a bit of old school to a new generation of shoppers.
On a quiet rainy morning on Cape Cod, the sound of a sewing machine emanates from The Art Coddage
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FALMOUTH, Mass. — A new year means lots of folks are working on a new you. Many of those resolutions include working out and working on making healthier choices.
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