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Now on Line! My blog about life in the ocean. Click Here
A Book About Stow – Stow Things From Minutemen to alpacas – a history written for the Stow Historical Society. For more information, Click Here.
PO Box 298
978-897-4792
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Welcome to my web site. I'm a writer and editor skilled at planning and shaping messages to create focused, persuasive communications tools, with a strong background in medical and science writing. As a writer and editor, I'm adept at interpreting complex information and expressing it in clear, comprehendible – and interesting and readable – news and feature articles, custom magazines and newsletters, book chapters, advertisements, direct mail vehicles, newspaper inserts and web content. As a marketer, my goal is to produce communications strategies and vehicles that speak to targeted audiences with an emphasis on information and education. Anybody can write something that will be read by people interested in the subject. My skill is to write things that draw people who aren't interested to open them up and read them. As a newspaper reporter, public relations officer and marketing director, I've covered murder trials and local government, developed television news projects and handled institutional mergers, “demergers” and branding and identity programs, directed marketing and advertising campaigns, and written and published award-winning magazines and healthletters. For more than 20 years, I served as Director of Public Affairs at Lahey Clinic, outside Boston. Since leaving that position in 2001, I've worked as a consultant and focused on my own writing. In that role, I've developed writing and marketing projects as diverse as a Boston Globe insert for the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council, advertising for a large Boston-area physician practice, and magazine feature articles, collateral and web content for hospitals and physician groups in Connecticut, Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
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