Produced Newscasts/Stories
WPTZ
After The Floods:
Rebuilding & Recovery
July 10th, 2024 marked one year since devestating flooding hit parts of Vermont & Northern New York.
I produced a special 1 hour presentation that aired in prime time on the anniversary.
We looked back at the impact the flood had on our region. But most importantly, we looked to the future as communities continue to rebuild & recover.
"The hills are alive with The Sound of Music"
in Vermont
Several local arts organizations in Vermont made history with 'The Sound of Music: In Conert." It debuted at the Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe, Vermont.
I had the oppurtunity to work on this PKG with anchor/reporter, Liz Strezpa.
Photographer: Jacob Hurteau
Editor: Chuck King, Chief Photographer
Black History Month: Celebrating Gospel Music
Members of the Plattsburgh State Gospel Choir aims to uplift their neighbors hrough music, as they prepare for a special music festival that means a lot to their community.
Photographer: Sam Spaulding
Editor: Corey Frost
Historic Flooding in Vermont
11pm Newscast A-Block on July 23, 2023
This Is Our Home Recap
Within 6 months, the NBC5 News Today morning team has traveled to more than a dozen cities, towns, & villages to discover why people call their community home.
To celeberate the 6 month anniversary,
I wrote a PKG utilizing sound and video from all of the stories and places we've been.
Produced Newscasts
Penn State
March 26th, 2021
On today's Centre County Report: The battle to vaccinate Pennslyvanians continues as Covid-19 cases in our state rise again. Plus, local reaction to the recent hate and attacks against the Asian-American community. And a look at Centre County's sucessful high school wrestling season.
February 26th, 2021
Officials are concerned about how State Patty's Day could affect COVID-19 case numbers in the area. Plus, Penn State President Eric Barron talks with us about his planned retirement. And in sports, saving the State College Spikes.
Packages
Penn State
Change is Coming
to the
Bellefonte
Red Raiders
The 'Red Raiders' name and logo has been a controversial issue for decades in Bellefonte.
Now, the school board has voted to
change the Native American imagery.
A Community Worries about the Future
of LHU
Lock Haven University is facing
many changes in the next few years.
Here's a look at the details
and how the community has reacted.
New Building Projects to Help
Bellefonte Community
Bellefonte is becoming the center of
two new projects along Spring Creek
to bring more life
into the community.
Farmers' Markets Online Shift Helps During
Pandemic
Farmers' markets and their vendors are popular in Centre County. But, the pandemic has forced them to come up with creative ways and sell their products. Here's how they have survived this past year.
Fighting for Change
29-year old Osaze Osagie was shot and killed
by the police in March 2019.
Amid the shock and sorrow, the community is
still fighting for change.
Cultivating For The Future
Students, faculty and community members are dedicated to helping to create
Penn State Arborteum's new Bird and Pollinator Garden.