Always Tell Someone You Love Them. You Might Save A Life
A simple reminder to reach out to someone this holiday season.
Blog
Some of my personal thoughts on life.
Homelessness, A Crisis Closer Than We Think
A local look at homelessness, housing pressure, and the realities facing communities in my area.
Remembering Jim Avila
Honoring the lessons I learned from a seasoned correspondent in my earliest days in journalism.
After Midnight: What Three Years on a Local Board Taught Me About Process, Participation, and Public Service
A reflection on three years of civic service, and what one late night at City Hall revealed about listening, patience, and purpose.
This Week’s Reflection: The Ripple Effect of One Classroom Spark
Twenty-five years ago this month, I sat in a high school business management class in Nashua, New Hampshire. The assignment was from my teacher, Dr. Dorothy O’Gara. I had no idea that moment, that spark, would shape the rest of my life.
In the Wake of Tragedy: Mutual Aid and Collaboration in Action
A tragedy struck at Sky Meadow Country Club in Nashua, New Hampshire. One person was killed, and two others were injured, but the response that followed revealed something deeper about how communities communicate and coordinate in times of crisis.
From Burnout to Balance: What I Learned Along the Way
Editor’s Note: This essay was first published on Medium.com and has been updated for 2025. It’s been a couple of years since I first wrote this. At the time, I was just starting to pull myself out of a season of burnout that had quietly been taking a toll for far too long.
Six Years Out of the Newsroom
Recently, I said “Goodnight” to colleagues retiring from WBZ-TV. Six years ago, I said “Goodnight” to my full-time journalism career. Reflections on endings, reunions, and the bonds that stay with you:
Sometimes, The Lobby Is Just A Lobby
Have you ever worked a job where you saw life unfold in quiet, heartbreaking ways? This is one of those stories I witnessed sometime in the Winter of 2009-2010.
Rony Camille
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How One Confused Resident Inspired a Master Class in Local Government
At Tyngsborough, Massachusetts’s Annual Town Meeting in May of 2023, a resident stood up and made a statement. It wasn’t controversial. It wasn’t grandstanding. It was the kind of statement you might hear whispered in social circles but rarely said out loud.
A Journey of Belonging - New Hampshire Magazine
New Americans overcome legal forms, language barriers and personal sacrifices for the obligation to engage in civic life.
Merci, DP: The Professor and the Newsroom That Raised Us
My friend and former college adviser, Dr. Bruce J. DePyssler—or “DP” to those fortunate enough to sit under his wing or take one of his classes—retired in June from N.C. Central University after 26 years.
Hi, it’s me, Rony. And I’ve Joined The Stack.
So, like many of my colleagues and friends, I’m giving Substack a try. I’d be grateful for your support on this ride.
Ms. Vee and the Blues in New Hampshire - New Hampshire Magazine
For Ms. Vee, blues isn’t just music; it’s a living history. It’s also a battle. Being a Black blues artist in a predominantly white state comes with its challenges, and she doesn’t sugarcoat them.
Tyngsborough Police Get Virtual Lessons In Tough Situations
Earlier this month Tyngsborough Police officers took part in an interactive, scenario-based training session with the Middlesex County Sherrif Department
Wreath Across America Tyngsborough 2024
The Tyngsborough, Massachusetts community joined over 4,000 locations nationwide Saturday, commemorating National Wreaths Across America -- demonstrating a powerful testament to shared gratitude and respect for America’s heroes.
The event led by Wreaths Across America - Tyngsborough MA, and the Tyngsborough Fire Department honored the 507 veterans laid to rest in Town, paying tribute to their service and sacrifice.
The event led by Wreaths Across America - Tyngsborough MA, and the Tyngsborough Fire Department honored the 507 veterans laid to rest in Town, paying tribute to their service and sacrifice.
Entering Tyngsborough Episode 12: Assessments & Taxes
On this Episode of Entering Tyngsborough, we dive into the difference between Property Assessments and Property Taxes
Why Elections Mean Everything To Me
Voting is personal.
In this personal essay, I reflect on why civic duty, empathy, civlity, and democracy matter to me—and why they should matter to you as you head to the polls today.
In this personal essay, I reflect on why civic duty, empathy, civlity, and democracy matter to me—and why they should matter to you as you head to the polls today.
Celebrating Community Leaders: Introducing the 2024 Tyngsborough Civic Leadership Academy Graduates
Public remarks were made for the 2024 Tyngsborough Civic Leadership Academy attendees for their commitment to learning and local government service. They were honored before the 2024 Special Town Meeting on October 22, 2024.
Entering Tyngsborough Episode 10: Chief Howe Retires
On this episode of Entering Tyngsborough, we exclusively sat down with Rich Howe, Tyngsborough's 10th Police Chief as he reflects on his career prior to retirement.
Public Remarks by Rony Camille at MMA-Suffolk University Graduation Ceremony
Rony was selected to speak on behalf of his graduating class, reflecting on the shared journey of leadership and growth. Through navigating challenges and building a strong sense of community, this experience has deepened his commitment to serving others with integrity and empathy.
Public Remarks by Rony Camille at Nashua, NH’s Inaugural Juneteenth 2024 Event
Rony highlighted that 'Black History is American History' at Nashua’s inaugural Juneteenth event on June 19, 2024, emphasizing the significant contributions of Black individuals in New Hampshire's history and their lasting impact.
Video Lewiston, Maine, mass shooting: Here's what we know
Lewiston, Maine (ABC) - Provided on-the-ground off-air editorial & production support for ABC News
From Burnout to Balance: A Recovering Journalist’s Reflection
I remember that late afternoon vividly. Frankly, it was one of the hardest stories I covered in my journalism career and I was sitting in the newsroom seeing it all unfold.
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