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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New state housing tracker includes numbers on how many new homes were added in Natick
By: Bob Brown
Six songwriters and 11 visual artists, selected from more than a thousand applicants, will be receiving a total of over $100k in grants, plus have an opportunity to showcase their talents at the Levitate Music & Arts Festival taking place July 18-19 in Marshfield.
By: Bob Brown
In Part 1, we examined how the architects of our current cultural slumber use a specialized, postmodern vocabulary to mask the destruction of Western norms.
The release of the pond water above the South Natick Dam has begun, sending memories and sediment down river and revealing mucky flood plains above.
By: Bob Brown
The Discovery Sands Planned Unit Development application that passed 4-3 was a very complex issue and I dedicated a lot of research and thought into the application in preparation for
By: Bob Brown
The Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing & Livable Communities on Friday, July 17, plans to publish its final regulations governing municipal rules on state surplus land disposed for housing development, such as that at MassBay in Wellesley
By: Bob Brown
The Natick Select Board at its July 9 meeting continued to gather community input and share updates on a plan to improve the condition and usability of Main Street.
Haggis X-1, a rambunctious Celtic rock band complete with bagpipes and fiddles, makes its TCAN debut in Natick on July 17 at 8pm.
In our previous chapters, we exposed the choreographed illusion of modern cultural chaos. We pulled back the curtain on just one of the many financial engines
Tsuru Japanese Restaurant gets key Natick licenses; Tattoo shop opens at Mall
