Jamie Costello is a news anchor for WMAR-TV in Baltimore, Maryland. With a focus on local news, Jamie covers a range of topics including sports, community events, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in the Galway Advertiser, showcasing his ability to connect with audiences both locally and internationally.
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Jamie Costello's coverage spans a wide range of local topics, with an emphasis on sports, family and relationships, and entertainment news. He frequently features profiles and events in the Maryland area, particularly related to high school sports.
If you are looking to pitch Jamie for coverage or insights, consider offering human interest stories from Baltimore or Maryland that align with his focus areas such as personal journeys or local legends. Additionally, if your story involves high school sports in the area or dives into community-related events and activities then it may resonate well with him.
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SEVERNA PARK, Md. — Finishing a 5K, running a marathon, or sometimes just simply getting off the couch is no easy task.
80 BGE employees volunteered at Timberbrook Farms in Northern Baltimore County, and they did more than apply some elbow grease.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Larry Olmo left his successful corporate career to cultivate a life of wine and cheese.
BALTIMORE — Michelle Love can't sit still. She is either concocting a 19-course dinner, feeding those in need, adding new pages to a book she's writing, hosting a fundraiser, or donating a kidney!
BALTIMORE — In yesteryear, when at a magic show, onlookers would watch a magician as he would step on stage with a beautiful assistant.
For the first time in her 60+ years of education, Grace was open to teaching a young man with Down syndrome. It has led to a community that has rallied around this family.
At the cost of $250,000, Pat is ensuring that a Veterans Memorial will go up near a busy intersection in Northeast Baltimore County.
By: Larry Hogan, Jamie Costello
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KINGSVILLE, Md. — As you head onto the highway for your long holiday weekend, here is your warning: Drop your phone. Buckle up. Pay attention.
TAYLORS ISLAND, Md. — Time to see Uncle Bill, Aunt Shelia, and cousins Tony, Keith, and Colleen. It's the season for family reunions.
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