Author Archives: Ray Boas

That is correct, another deadline date approaches – a week from this Friday on 21 June – thus giving you an additional day’s “heads-up” in case you have not yet thought about the July CLARION. Once school is out everyones’ … Continue reading →

Your June issue of the CLARION, with its twenty-four pages, is now on-line, and will be in the mail the end of the week. By clicking on the link below you can take a look, and also share with out … Continue reading →

It is time again, and the May issue, with its twenty-four pages, is now on-line. By clicking on the link below you can take a look, and also share with out of town friends by providing them the link.  CLICK … Continue reading →

April’s twenty-four pages are now on-line. By clicking on the link below you can take a look, and also share with out of town friends by providing them the link. You will note two color pictures. The plan is to … Continue reading →

Still wondering why the efforts to conserve the 1,000 feet of Connecticut River frontage at the entrance to the Village of Walpole, New Hampshire? This video will answer your questions, show you this special property, and its importance. At the … Continue reading →

I publish a “blog –  “Shunpiking with Ray” – documenting, and sharing my travels. For the first time I just published the background to Armistice Day – Veterans Day.  For years I have received a daily email from The Week – a … Continue reading →

While researching for July CLARION articles about the Connecticut River and Walpole’s water resources (as well as the Walker Road Conservation project), I was exposed to two reports and strategies about the drinking water supplies in the Town of Walpole. … Continue reading →