Doug Meehan is an Anchor/Reporter at WCVB TV ABC Boston. He covers a diverse array of topics, including travel and tourism, real estate, and culture, with a particular focus on adventure travel and beverage production. Doug has been featured in several prominent outlets, including KETV, WMTW-TV, and NBC5 News.
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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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To show his thanks for his hospitality, Doug Meehan gives Sagres captain an assortment of WCVB and Boston gifts.
Dozens of tall ships are sailing toward Boston Harbor, including Sagres with Doug Meehan aboard.
Four historic tall ships unfurled their sails Thursday as they race up the coast toward Massachusetts, where they will participate in Sail Boston 2026.
Sagres Gunnery Officer Joao Faisca gives EyeOpener's Doug Meehan tour of the ship's onboard navigation tools
The EyeOpener's Doug Meehan describes life onboard the Sagres and some of the unique challenges broadcasting live from the deck presents.
As Sail Boston welcomes ships from around the world, the locally built schooner Ardelle will offer hour-long trips around Boston Harbor, showcasing Massachusetts' maritime heritage.
Lafuente Sign and Awning in Peabody, Massachusetts, is being called on by big-name companies to stand out in the street.
Many of us cannot think of starting our day without a cup of coffee. But have you ever thought about where the coffee beans for that cup of joe come from? Or how it is made? One local couple has thought a lot about it, so much so that they started their own coffee roasting company.
In a recent sit-down interview with News Center 5's Doug Meehan, Boston Public Schools Superintendent Mary Skipper answered questions about the upcoming academic year.
Kenneth Feinberg reflects on the 9/11 fund that asked what a life is worth. His new edition revisits the emotional toll.
