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All posts tagged

neighborhoods

May 22, 2023

Someday, Sarah, Our Ship Will Come in and We’ll Move Back to the Neighborhood We Used to Live in Before We Got Priced Out

by Hallie Pritts
September 21, 2022

Welcome to Our Cul-De-Sac

by Bobbie Armstrong and Madeline Goetz
February 10, 2022

We Need to Stop Gentrification, Right After I Move into This Neighborhood

by Devin Wallace
September 15, 2021

Hercule Poirot Joins Nextdoor

by Leslie Ylinen and Alice Lahoda
August 31, 2021

We Have the Best Damn Little Free Library on the Block

by Keith Plocek
July 28, 2021

More Development Would Ruin Our Neighborhood’s Character and That Character is Systemic Racism

by Devin Wallace
May 28, 2021

What to Expect at the Upcoming Big Gathering of People in Your Neighborhood

by Jamie Allen
February 8, 2021

Neighborhood Watch Alert: Sad-Songed Teen with New Driver’s License in Unfamiliar Vehicle

by Rachel Brooks
August 3, 2020

This Neighborhood Was So Much Cooler Back When I Was 23

by Eddie Small
July 16, 2020

The Cancel Culture of the Nextdoor App Has Forced Me to Resign as Moderator

by Fiona Taylor

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May 25, 2023

A Day in the Life of a Woke Third-Grade Teacher, as Imagined by a Far-Right Politician

by Ashley Ingle
May 18, 2023

HBO’s Sensitivity Reading for Entourage

by Max Davison
May 18, 2023

Cat Food Flavors Made by Cats

by Tori Multon
May 19, 2023

You’re Going to Love Camping, According to Me, Your Outdoorsy Friend

by Emily Kling

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June 1, 2023

You Think I’ll Buy That Just Because It’s Pride-Themed? Because You’re Right

by Jus Kaplan
June 1, 2023

An Open Letter to My Breasts on Their Working Conditions and Recent Complaints of “Burnout”

by Alice M. Phillips
May 31, 2023

If What Millennials Were Taught in School Were Actually Useful

by Gracie Beaver-Kairis
May 31, 2023

Short Conversations with Poets: Katie Farris

by Jesse Nathan