Ray Cooney is a local journalist who writes for various newspapers including the Hartford City Paper, Winchester News-Gazette, Princeton Daily Clarion, The Purdue Exponent, and Pharos-Tribune. His articles cover a range of topics including education, local events, government initiatives, and community issues. Ray's work has also been featured in other publications such as the Boonville Standard, The Herald Bulletin, and Calhoun Times.
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Winchester, United States (Local)
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Ray Cooney's coverage heavily focuses on local news, community events, politics, and sports. If you are looking to reach out to him, consider providing insights or announcements related to education, local government decisions, upcoming community events or developments in the sports scene within his geographic focus.
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HARTFORD CITY — Despite 25 turnovers and a field goal percentage below 25%, the Bruins trailed by just four heading into the final period.
Plans are moving forward for a new coroner’s office and morgue.
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Unemployment was down slightly in October.
Unemployment hovered around the same mark in October as it did the previous month.
MUNCIE — The Eagles prefer to fly up and down the floor, in part to compensate for their general lack of size. They were in full track-team mode Tuesday night.
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