Ben Rayner is a journalist based in Connecticut, specializing in local news and culture. With a focus on the Madison community, Ben has written for various publications including Shore Publishing, FabUk Magazine, and the Toronto Star. His articles cover a range of topics including music, film, community events, and local government initiatives.
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Madison, Connecticut, United States (Local)
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Ben Rayner focuses on local news with an emphasis on community events, government announcements, and human interest stories. He often features expert commentary in his articles, indicating a potential openness to insights from local figures who can provide valuable context or analysis related to the topics covered.
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As Ben's geographic focus is primarily localized to Connecticut and Madison in the United States, pitches should align with this regional scope. Local experts or individuals involved in significant community events would likely resonate well with his coverage area.
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By: Ben Rayner
Remaking one of the most beloved JRPGs of all time meant Square Enix had a challenge on its hands.
By: Ben Rayner
Tough row to hoe, losing your lead singer. Not sure why I went with a farming metaphor there when the Strumbellas hail from Lindsay, Ont., a
Survival horror has had somewhat of a revival as of late, not only seeing some of the most creative indie titles in some time pushing the genre into
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By: Ben Rayner
With “Rollercoaster,” his first new album since winning the Polaris in 2021, the Edmonton-born rapper is moving forward, even if sometimes the results meet with bafflement and/or commercial indifference.
The last few years in the gaming space have been crammed full of big triple-A releases (even 'quadruple-A', according to Ubisoft ), so in many ways, it's never been a better time for players everywhere.
By: Ben Rayner
3 stars (out of 4) Sometimes you rise at just the right pace. Waxahatchee is rising at just the right pace.
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We're digging through the tapes for the best moments so far.
It's hard to pinpoint and articulate exactly what made the early '90s survival horror classics so special.
By: Ben Rayner
The group, which headlines the Danforth Music Hall, got a big boost when its music was used to soundtrack Fortnite streams.
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