Harrison Gereau is an Account Executive at WETM-TV (NBC) and WTEN-TV. He focuses on topics such as crime, the impact of the Coronavirus, and seasonal events like holidays and Memorial Day, as well as major sporting events like the Olympics. Harrison's work has been featured in various media outlets, including WETM-TV and WTEN-TV.
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Harrison Gereau predominantly focuses on local news, particularly crime, family & relationships, and community events in the Albany area. If you have insights related to breaking news or evolving stories surrounding local crimes or events in Albany, especially those involving seniors, law enforcement activities such as New York State Police initiatives, flight school operations or community events like the Special Olympics and Siena College activities, your pitches may align with his coverage interests.
Given his diverse coverage themes including sports and government/politics at a local level, he might also be open to relevant story ideas within these categories that are specific to the Albany area.
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A Saratoga Springs man is doing time in Saratoga County Jail after troopers say he inappropriately touched a child under the age of 11.
Business is booming at Loon Lake Marina ahead of the summer boating season. That’s because it’s the only place on the lake where people can put their boats in the water right now.
Hundreds have already made their way to Albany International Airport ahead of Memorial Day weekend.
“I’m a big believer that whoever is driving the car gets control of the radio and the music.” Do you agree?
For the 40th year, thousands of motorcyclists will pack the streets of Lake George for Americade this weekend.
Dr. Charles Seifert is no stranger to Siena College—he’s been a professor there for decades. But when he stepped out of Siena Hall Thursday morning, hundreds were waiting to welcome their new…
“Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.” That’s the motto for Special Olympics athletes—but on Wednesday, it took on a separate meaning.
Hewison Aviation has taught people how to safely take flight for nearly a decade. But this week, the lessons came to a complete stop.
By: Harrison Gereau, Carl Aldinger
Two hundred thirty-eight new troopers were honored for their perseverance and dedication Wednesday morning.
Usually, senior pranks live up to the name, and the Superintendent doesn’t know about them ahead of time. That wasn’t the case in Schroon Lake.
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