Gene Morse is a Web Journalist at LocalSYR (WSYR-TV). He specializes in covering events and conferences, with a strong focus on event technology and sports, including both individual and team sports. Gene's work has been featured in various outlets, including WIVT-TV, Yahoo News, and PIX11, showcasing his expertise in event management and sports broadcasting.
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Gene Morse's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, holidays, and community news. Given the emphasis on seasonal and event coverage, Gene would likely be interested in pitches that highlight upcoming local events or unique holiday celebrations within the North Country region.
Pitching stories related to government actions impacting the local community or fundraising efforts for regional causes may also align with Gene's areas of interest. Additionally, topics related to house & home could be relevant given the high percentage of this theme in his coverage attributes.
Considering Gene's geographic focus on the North Country region, pitches should emphasize their relevance and impact specifically within this area.
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The DEC has announced the return of the First-Time Camper Program for the 2026 season.
By: Gene Morse
SUNY Potsdam’s Presidential Internship Program (PIP) offers paid summer internships for students with local employers, providing full funding, including stipends for wages and academic credit…
The DEC has announced the return of the First-Time Camper Program for the 2026 season.
By: Gene Morse
SUNY Potsdam honored students and faculty mentors for outstanding research and creative projects at the College’s 2026 Learning and Research Fair.
By: Gene Morse
The Jefferson County Public Health Service has reported two skunks in Alexandria Bay testing positive for rabies, as confirmed by the NYS Department of Health Wadsworth Laboratory.
The weather in the North Country is finally nice; unfortunately, that means the bugs are also out.
Applications for the Susan Peters Nursing Scholarship are open until July 15.
By: Gene Morse
Nearly 100 doctors in New York State have urged lawmakers to pass the Sweet Truth Act and for Governor Hochul to sign the Sodium Warning Bill into law.
The Evans Mills Raceway Park announced that they are set to celebrate Northern New York's agricultural history in collaboration with Champlain Valley Equipment.
New York's Department of State warns consumers about funeral fraud and end-of-life identity theft, often called "ghosting" or obituary scams.
