Deborah Brown is a journalist and writer based in Wellesley, Massachusetts. She is a contributor to The Swellesley Report, focusing on local news and events in the Wellesley area. Additionally, she has written for publications such as EURACTIV and Human Rights Watch, covering a range of topics including restructuring, education, and environmental conservation.
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By: Deborah Brown
EVENT: Friends of the Wellesley Free Library Autumn Book Sale, Public Sale
By: Deborah Brown, Cesar-Munoz, César Muñoz
César Muñoz Acebes is Brazil director and Deborah Brown is deputy director for technology and human rights at Human Rights Watch. Shutterstock
By: Deborah Brown
“Like most of my good ideas, this started as a joke,” says Dr. Jason Tubo of FIXT Dental about the 1981 DMC DeLorean that’s been parked lately outside his Washington St., Wellesley Square practice. Yup, the same kind of DeLorean that Doc Brown (Christopher Lloyd) and Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) used for time travel in the Back to the Future film trilogy.
By: Deborah Brown
The 1,500-pound steel sculpture by Clement Meadmore, removed from the campus of Wellesley College and sent out for cleaning last July, has made its triumphant return. We happened upon the […]
By: Deborah Brown
Kids who pre-gamed before Halloween at the Linden Square Courtyard event in Wellesley, and the West Suburban YMCA (WSYMCA) Fall Festival in Newton, knew every trick in the book to collect treats, craft to their heart’s content, and get the most possible wearings out of their very cool costumes.
By: Deborah Brown
The School Committee on Nov. 19 will take a vote on the Academic Calendar Task Force's recommendations regarding the observance of religious
By: Deborah Brown
Community Fund for Wellesley has awarded nearly $50K in grants this year via its CFFW endowed fund and the Al Robinson Fund for Arts to local nonprofits in health care, […]
By: Deborah Brown
The latest Wellesley, Mass., business news: Get cozy with Church Square’s Gray Heron blanket pop-up Gray Heron, a pop-up store at 24 Church Street, is offering blankets and pillows […]
Our roundup of holiday activities taking place in and around Wellesley.
By: Deborah Brown
November has been such a balmy month that assembling the Fiske Elementary School community outdoors on Monday to celebrate their recent national award seemed like a no-brainer. Until the weather decided to turn seasonable, and a drizzle—the only precipitation in at least a month—moved the festivities inside. No matter. Custodians relocated chairs and sound equipment in record time, families made their way across the parking lot, depositing umbrellas outside the door, and the show went on in the gym.
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