Ray Duckler is a news columnist at the Concord Monitor, based in Concord, New Hampshire. With a keen eye for human interest stories and a knack for capturing the essence of local events and issues, Ray's articles provide a unique perspective on life in New Hampshire. He has also contributed to publications such as Valley News and The Keene Sentinel.
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Ray Duckler's coverage focuses predominantly on local news, community events, and human interest stories in New Hampshire. He covers a variety of topics such as nonprofit organizations, restaurant openings, fire investigations, skiing accidents, memorial tributes, theater groups, boil-water advisories and hometown heroes.
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A Chipotle is set to be built across the street from the Merchants Way shopping plaza, giving patrons another dining option.
Ayn Whytemare pats Daffodil, a 5-month-old goat she's using to clear brush and poison ivy away from the Route 3 stone wall on her uncle's land in Pembroke.
Norm Yeaton dropped a stack of papers three inches thick, attached by a clip, onto his living room table.The thud said a lot, that an arduous research project by Yeaton – in an attempt to understand the sheer volume of people in Epsom whose last name...
By: Ray Duckler
Nancy Peperissa’s secrets to help people involve cotton and rice, two items she uses to craft items with others in mind.She crochets cotton to make soft skull caps for chemotherapy patients. The rice she inserts into a doll’s midsection gives it...
By: Ray Duckler
D.J. Annicchiarico, owner and part of fourth-generation cobblers at United Shoe Repair, has a small shop in downtown Concord. GEOFF FORESTER
By: Ray Duckler
Stephen Donahue, center, and the entire Boy Scout Troop 61 have a meeting at the Veterans Memorial Ski Area in Franklin. From left are Scout members Jaxon Desmarais, Lucas Knight, Brantley Donahue, Stephen Donahue, leader Maxwell Maynard, Jacob Drew and James Machos. GEOFF FORESTER / Monitor staff
For years, lecturer Mohamed Defaa has sought to demystify the social, cultural and historical complexities surrounding the Middle East for Western audiences.Then, on Oct. 7 of last year, this combustible region, already a difficult subject to...
By: Ray Duckler
Stephen Donahue, center, and Boy Scout Troop 61 have a meeting at the Veterans Memorial Ski Area in Franklin. From left are Scout members Jaxon Desmarais, Lucas Knight, Brantley Donahue, Stephen Donahue, leader Maxwell Maynard, Jacob Drew and James Machos. (Geoff Forester/Concord Monitor photo)
By: John Keefe, Anna Kodé, Christina Morales, Camille Baker, Ray Duckler, Isabella Grullón Paz, Sydney Cromwell, Jacey Fortin, Alyce Mcfadden, Dana G. Smith, Tim Balk, Michael Corkery, Robert Chiarito
Much of the Northeast will swelter through the weekend from the same heat wave that has already baked the Midwest.
By: Sydney Cromwell, Dana G. Smith, Michael Corkery, John Keefe, Tim Balk, Alyce Mcfadden, Robert Chiarito, Jacey Fortin, Isabella Grullón Paz, Adam Pearce, Anna Kodé, Nadja Popovich, Camille Baker, Ray Duckler, Christina Morales
The Northeast in particular will swelter through the weekend from the same hot spell that has already baked the Great Lakes region.
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