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Sasha Ray
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Reporter, The Argus-Press
Boston, Maine
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Biography
Hi! I'm Sasha Ray, a lifelong writer and budding journalist trying to find my footing in this grand world of news writing! I have a strong command of arts terminology after longstanding immersion in the world of performing and visual arts as a dancer, designer, choral singer, avid concert attendee, art appreciator, rampant listener of many different styles of music, and of course writer. Although a fair amount of my past published works have centered around the arts, I am interested in other types of journalism, namely legal, medical/healthcare, and under topics regarding race, religion, and special areas of politics. I am also an adept editor, copywriter, photographer, and proofreader. I really enjoy feature and narrative writing and pursue both whenever possible.
political topics, education the medical field (namely medical discrepancies),As a reporter I will cover anything. My passions are the arts, and legal proceedings. child welfare
There is nothing I’m not willing to cover, as long as it serves a public good.
Content
By Sasha Ray Verified| Bangor Daily News Verified Few things are more traditional than a New England contra dance, in which a group of dancers gathers into lines and follows instructions from a caller, as musicians play fiddles and other acoustic instruments. But on Saturday, when the organizers of a monthly contra dance in Surry celebrate the event’s second birthday, they’ll break away from old-school folk music to feature a DJ playing techno music.
By Sasha Ray Verified| Bangor Daily News Verified This story first appeared in the Midcoast Update, a newsletter published every Tuesday and Friday. Sign up here to receive stories about the midcoast delivered to your inbox each week, along with our other newsletters. Heather Donahue had a short but impressive acting career in Hollywood, most notably starring in the well-known 1999 horror film “The Blair Witch Project,” about a group of student filmmakers who go into the woods to investigate a myth about a local witch.
By Sasha Ray Verified| Bangor Daily News Verified A Stockton Springs general store has closed down less than a year after it opened with new owners. The owners of Cutterman’s Variety Story closed their doors on Sunday after being unable to reach a new agreement with their landlords. “Today marks a bittersweet day for Cutterman’s Variety as it will be our last day in business,” the owners said on Facebook.
Company Info
The Argus-Press
The Argus is the largest student newspaper in Northern Ontario with a weekly circulation of over 2,500. Founded in 1966, The Argus has covered issues important to students at Lakehead University and in Thunder Bay for nearly half a century. We are published by the Lakehead University Student Union and are funded through the student activity fee. We report stories and events that are relevant to students at Lakehead University and Thunder Bay, including local and international news, arts, culture, and editorials. The Argus is a member in good standing with the Canadian University Press (CUP). Our office is located on the second floor of the University Centre (UC-2014B), next to the Financial Aid office. History The Argus was first published by the Alma Mater Society of Lakehead University (the precursor to the Lakehead University Student Union). Our first issue was October 3, 1966 with editor William Inglis. Students were encouraged to vote on the name of the campus newspaper, with choices ranging from The Argus, The Aurora, The Medium, and The Thunderer. By the second issue, the results were in, and the paper was christened The Argus. If you're interested in more history about the newspaper, or reading issues dating back half a century, you are welcomed to visit us in the Argus office to peruse the archives at your leisure. We hope to digitize and publish our past issues as time goes on.
Boston, Maine, United States
+1 989-725-5136
Founded: 1966