Evan Walsh is a journalist based in Westborough, Massachusetts. He writes for the Community Advocate Newspaper, covering local news and events in the Westborough area. His articles focus on a variety of topics, including sports, community development, education, and local government.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Westborough, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Evan Walsh focuses primarily on local events, with a strong emphasis on sports coverage and community programs. Pitches should offer stories related to high school sports, local cultural events, community initiatives, or government announcements in the Massachusetts area. Sources providing first-hand insights into these topics are likely to be well-received.
Given Evan's focus on local news, sources should have direct involvement or expertise in local events such as high school activities, town developments, and community programs within Westborough and surrounding areas of Massachusetts.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Evan Walsh
A look at Shrewsbury MBTA zoning district approved at Town Meeting. (Photo/Shrewsbury Media Connection)
In holiday-themed garb, the Algonquin student section cheers on the Titans. (Photo/Evan Walsh)
By: Evan Walsh
The Shrewsbury Planning Board on Dec. 5 unanimously approved plans to construct an 845,500-square-foot UPS warehouse.
By: Yoni Gordon, Julia Mark
Shrewsbury girls’ ice hockey is back in action! (Photo/Evan Walsh)
By: Evan Walsh, Yoni Gordon, Julia Mark
Brian Butka has been selling cars on Washington Street for 19 years. (Photo/Laura Hayes)
Hudson players celebrate after expanding their lead. (Photo/Evan Walsh)
Crumbl Cookies is looking to open a Shrewsbury location. (Photo/Courtesy)
By: Eve Cheeky Monkey, Cheeky Monkey
Algonquin’s Gilbert Prepetit passes the puck past the Westborough defender. (Photo/Evan Walsh)
By: Evan Walsh
A real estate developer wants to construct a 300-unit, multi-family 40B housing development at 104 Main St.
By: Evan Walsh
“Yeah, there was a little pressure,” Breen laughed. “I was a little more stressed than at my games now.” Read more about the game here.
(833) 317-6278 
