Lawrence Brown is a Senior Event Producer with a focus on local events in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. He is also a writer for the Cape Cod Times and The Huntington News, with his work also appearing in The Baltimore Banner. Lawrence's articles cover a range of topics including local news, opinion pieces, human interest stories, and cultural events.
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Lawrence Brown's coverage largely consists of opinion editorials focusing on culture and society, government and politics, as well as family and relationships. If you're considering reaching out to him for potential contributions or expert commentary, it would be beneficial to provide insights related to local events on Cape Cod or Massachusetts. Additionally, consider pitching topics that align with his expertise in cultural reflections, community issues, and societal observations. It's worth noting that Lawrence primarily focuses on providing opinions rather than reporting news directly. Therefore, any outreach should aim at adding depth to ongoing conversations within the specified themes while relating them back to local contexts when applicable.
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Lawrence Brown | Columnist It's a question I've been asked in churches, in civic groups and emails. “ I have friends I can't even talk to anymore.
The Arlington School Committee on Sept. 12 met several new administrators, heard an update about 50 new teachers and discussed cellphone policy changes.
By: Lawerence Brown
Hiroyuki Sanada holds up the cast of “Shōgun’s” Emmy trophy for Outstanding Drama. “Shōgun” won a total of 18 awards. Photo courtesy Frank Micelotta, Disney.
Lawrence Brown | Special to The Cape Cod Times Out here on Cape Cod, we like to think of ourselves as historical Yankees.
If addiction or mental illness overcome people, they may well end up on the streets. And even if they're not mentally ill, how many nights out in the rain or in the cold, soaked and shivering under a plastic tarp will it take to severely damage anyone? Imagine huddling out there with the warm lights of nearby houses filtering through the trees.
By: Lawrence Brown
Lawrence Brown | Columnist “I can't let politics obsess me,” I keep telling myself. Between you and me, I'm more scared than I've ever been in my life.
By: Eli Curwin, Samantha Balagot, Lawrence Brown
A MBTA fare machine at Ruggles station. Above the interactive screen, the ticket price infographic showed the price for bus and subway rides.
B.GOOD, the farm fresh chain restaurant inside the Marino Recreation Center, closed its doors permanently Oct. 18 after nearly eight years of operation. The fast-casual spot was known for its burgers, fries and smoothies and serving up a quick farm-to-table meal. Students had mixed feelings about the closure. Some say they are losing a staple...
By: Lawrence Brown
OPINION: Travel can be like a lens — or maybe a mirror — through which we see the life we've been living differently.
Brazilians teach, tend properties, build houses, run restaurants, open businesses and flourish in the arts.
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