American news reporter Tim Callery works for WMUR. In December 2016, he joined the WMUR news crew. He worked as a reporter, photographer, and producer for Western Mass News in the past.
Tim Callery Biography, Wiki, Age, Nationality
Callery was born in the United States on June 15, 1961, and as of 2019, he is 57 years old.
Tim Callery Family
Tim was raised in Lowell, Massachusetts. Evidently, his family has not received any recent updates.
Tim Callery Education
Callery earned a communication studies degree with a journalism specialization from Westfield State University.
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Tim Callery Career
In December 2016, Tim Callery joined the WMUR news staff. Tim has been working for Western Mass News since 2012. There, he worked as a reporter, photographer, and producer. For his reporting in Western Massachusetts, he was nominated for a National Academy of Television Boston/New England Emmy and won numerous Massachusetts Broadcasters Association honors.
Tim has lived in New England before in addition to his employment in Western Massachusetts. Tim is a Lowell, Massachusetts native who earned a degree in communication studies with a journalism specialization from Westfield State University. He participated in the Lambda Pi Eta Chapter of the National Communication Association Honor Society while attending Westfield State.
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American news reporter Callery works for WMUR.
Tim Callery Awards
For his reporting in Western Massachusetts, he was nominated for a National Academy of Television Boston/New England Emmy and won multiple prizes from the Massachusetts Broadcasters Association.
Tim Callery Joins WMUR As Reporter
As a reporter, Tim Callery has joined WMUR ABC 9 in Manchester, New Hampshire. Tim told Mass Live, “I haven’t actually gone home since I left for college, so this is kind of like a homecoming for me.” Tim, who has been working at WGGB ABC 40/FOX 6 and WSHM CBS 3 (Western Mass News) since 2012, joins WMUR. There, he worked as a reporter, photographer, and producer. For his reporting in Western Massachusetts, he was nominated for a National Academy of Television Boston/New England Emmy and won numerous Massachusetts Broadcasters Association honors.
Tim has lived in New England before in addition to his employment in Western Massachusetts. Tim is a Lowell, Massachusetts native who earned a degree in communication studies with a journalism specialization from Westfield State University. He participated in the Lambda Pi Eta Chapter of the National Communication Association Honor Society while attending Westfield State.
Reporter Tim Callery has departed the local market and is moving up north after more than four years of serving the TV news viewers of Western Massachusetts. Callery, a native of Lowell, will start reporting for WMUR-TV in Manchester, New Hampshire, on Monday. “I’ve enjoyed every second of being here. I’ll miss the folks I’ve met in the field, the government employees I worked with, and the nice people at Western Mass News, especially all the people who work so hard behind the scenes to produce each broadcast, Callery said. I now consider this to be my second home.
Callery relocated from Lowell to Westfield State University, where he first saw the Pioneer Valley. From there, he was first employed as a photographer at CBS 3 Springfield, but he swiftly changed from a man who worked behind the camera to a reporter. Callery has covered a wide range of topics, including sports, tragedies, and uplifting feature stories. Cherise Leclerc, a former Western Mass News anchor, was at the Monarch Place TV studio on February 18, 2014, when she overheard a report about a standoff in a nearby hospital’s parking lot. She seized the SUV’s keys from CBS 3 and drove directly there with Callery.
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