Bob Brown is a journalist and managing editor for Network World. He focuses on a range of topics including urban development, the housing market, and water management, with a keen interest in real estate and health-related issues. Bob's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Guardian, Times-standard, and the Bozeman Daily Chronicle.
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Bob Brown's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, events, politics, sports and business in the United States, particularly within Massachusetts and Natick. He appears to be interested in breaking news stories as well as evolving local events.
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Stopped by a very colorful Brookside Community Gardens in Wellesley on Brookside Road.
The concrete spillway has been removed at the South Natick Dam and the contractor is expected to be outta there by the end of September.
By: Bob Brown
Natick businesses urge the town to stick with a single tax rate.
By: Alex Bainbridge, Bob Brown
Former Greens leader Bob Brown described Australia as being “culpable” for the devastation in Nepal because it was not acting seriously on the dangers of carbon emissions changing the climate. Alex Bainbridge reports.
By: Bob Brown
The Wellesley Planning Board recently discussed the topic of possible data center development rules in town.
By: Bob Brown
Wellesley College made headlines last year for being the first higher education institution in the country with an all-in $100,000k sticker price. But this week it's making headlines for offering a tuition-free education for middle-income families.
By: Bob Brown
The list of 16 articles to be presented at Wellesley's Special Town Meeting in November has been posted.
Checking out new metal bridge at Pickerel Pond, I see an owl
By: Bob Brown
by Janette MacAusland, the mother accused of killing her two young children in Wellesley in April and then fleeing to Vermont before being
After months of frequently impassioned public discussion on the possible future of Natick Center’s streets and sidewalks, the Select Board on Wednesday voted at its meeting to recommend bringing a […]
