Bob Brown is a journalist and managing editor for Network World. He specializes in topics related to urban design, real estate development, and environmental issues, with a keen focus on water management and conservation. Bob's work has been featured in a variety of publications, including The Guardian, Times-standard, and the Yuma Sun.
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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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In the winter of 1979, the secular West watched the collapse of Iran with total incomprehension.
The very loud and shaky dismantling of the spillway at the South Natick Dam continues, with a hydraulic hammer being used to break up the concrete over which the falls used to flow.
By: Bob Brown
Small Door Veterinary plans to open a location in Wellesley's Linden Square.
By: Bob Brown
Wonder , the virtual food hall that serves up dishes from multiple restaurants, is readying to open a location in Wellesley Square.
By: Bob Brown
Wellesley Public Schools is elevating Assistant Athletic Director Chris McGrath to interim director on Nov. 1 so that he can step in when longtime Athletic Director John Brown retires at the end of October.
Natick is readying to build a 195-foot floating boardwalk across Pickerel Pond
Night Night Out with the police and Natick Nights on the Common are both slated for this week
By: Bob Brown
Our credentialed leadership class loves the comfortable myth of civilizational sameness.
Casual work makes up a large proportion of the workforce and provides flexibility for both employers and employees. However, because casuals do not have the same ‘guaranteed hours' as permanent staff, there are specific legal rights to protect them. This blog shares why you should understand casual employment rights and how this can result in them being treated fairly effectively and successfully.
By: Bob Brown
The latest Wellesley, Mass., business news: SALT Patisserie's Wellesley cafe to be part of broader expansion
