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Thanks to S. for sending: “A positive neighborly note for once! For context, a very large couch unfortunately got stranded on the wrong floor due to freight elevator breakdown.” “U...
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Thanks to S. for sending: “A positive neighborly note for once! For context, a very large couch unfortunately got stranded on the wrong floor due to freight elevator breakdown.” “U...
Thanks to Mindy for sending from Adams Morgan: “Not only have you been double-parked for months, but you consistently choose the worst possible position to place your incredibly la...
Very reasonable… Thanks to S. for sending from 17th and Willard Street, NW: “There’s a better way!! Don’t be like this neighbor. Find your furniture a responsible home!” “Need to [...
Thanks to M. for sending from around 15th and W Street, NW: “Dear Asshat – thanks so much for parking with 10 “dead” feet behind you that no one will […]
The time for your mission has arrived. Trash bag in hand, you set poised to maneuver through a backyard strewn with little toy landmines, make it to the trash can in the alleyway,...
It might be obvious once I say it, but the way a neighboring house and its yard look right now isn't necessarily the way they'll look in five years.Here's what I mean...Let's say w...
That barking dog, the three-foot weeds, and the busted fridge in the yard. Lubbock neighbors have opinions, and they're keeping score. Continue reading…
I have done that several times, discovering it 24 hours later on at least one occasion. I think I have conquered it now by always leaving one of my Alpine sticks where I can see it...
What does it mean to be a kinder, more caring neighbor? From Daniel Tiger's world of make-believe to Winnipeg, here's how to plug into your community, practice small acts of kindne...
I’ve never really thought of these — but it makes sense. READ MORE...
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A series from Green Mountain Justice and the Addison Independent
Corona: Would you climb a gate to turn off the water? I wouldn’t. The laws of trespass etc. And in my case, a fear of dogs. Also, if you startled the horses etc. I know I am pro...
In this week’s Parma Heights Police Blotter, police were dispatched to a Fernhurst Avenue residence regarding a suspicious situation.
Sharing public parks comes down to common sense, readers say. Leash dogs, slow down on trails and remember the space belongs to everyone.
philip_b: Meeting the neighbours is so important When we sold our last property our prospective purchasers from Paris were mortified when I told them there would have to be a me...
Strategically I would work on minimising the visual disturbance from your property. Generally better to (eg) plant closer to you to block the nasty view - see diagram. But also se...
My neighbour is going to extend his house by about 10ft and build right up to the border. He will need to remove the fence that separates our properties.
Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.
The law requires homeowners to keep their properties in a safe, legal condition — as much for their neighbors as themselves.
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