Ric Dugan is a photojournalist specializing in local news coverage in Frederick, Maryland. With a focus on capturing the essence of the community through his lens, Ric's work has been featured in various publications including Frederick News-Post, Herald-Mail Media, Echo Pilot, and Yahoo News. He is known for his ability to tell stories through compelling visual storytelling.
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Frederick, United States (Local)
Ric's primary focus is on local news, particularly sports and community events in Frederick, Maryland. Given the heavy emphasis on event coverage and announcements, he would likely be most interested in pitches related to upcoming local events or breaking news within the community.
For outreach to Ric Dugan, consider topics such as high school events, community news (particularly focused on Frederick), local government activities affecting the area, and business developments impacting the community. Additionally, given his extensive coverage of sports themes including high school sports teams' activities and games through photos may also provide valuable opportunities for engagement.
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Sonia Harris of Frederick waters African marigolds at Ballenger Creek Park Community Gardens on Friday. Harris, who said her gardening is therapeutic and relieves stress, also grows pumpkins, cucumbers, zucchini
Water droplets are seen on an African marigold at the Ballenger Creek Park Community Gardens on Friday.
Frederick Keys hosted the State College Spikes in a Wednesday afternoon game at Harry Grove Stadium. The Spikes won 17-11.
An electrical transmission tower and power lines can be seen through a rain-covered car window near Opposumtown Pike on Thursday.
Ducks paddle across Lime Kiln Way on Friday morning after heavy rainfall from a storm caused the road to be closed.
Alex Ward removes old lettering from a school bus owned by Saint John's Catholic Prep. Ward works for Express Signs, which will replace the school's name with new vinyl lettering.
Sharon Coleman, left, a third grade instructional assistant, and Amy Hannon, a pre-K teacher, collect pencils for their classroom at Walkersville Elementary School on Tuesday to prepare for the first
Workers from Falls Run Stone & Stucco place sheets of styrofoam on the front of a building that will house a Bob's Discount Furniture store on Urbana Pike in Frederick.
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