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    The Forgotten Joy of Hanging Out in ‘Third Places’ - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com • Sociology • World

    This article explores the decline of 'third places'—public spaces for social interaction outside of home and work—and their importance for community and well-being.

    Róisín Ingle: Here’s what happened when I lost my phone ... again – The Irish Times

    irishtimes.com • Life • Ireland

    A columnist recounts her experience of losing her phone, the subsequent frantic search, and the unexpected kindness of strangers who found and returned it.

    Messenger: HOA trustees try to end backyard softball lessons. They don’t have the votes.

    stltoday.com • Politics • USA

    A Missouri HOA's prolonged vote on restrictive covenants reveals a power struggle against a woman offering softball lessons in her backyard.

    'I made the wrong decision': Cr's U-turn over South Dunedin library | Otago Daily Times Online News

    odt.co.nz • Politics • New Zealand

    A Dunedin City Council decision to lease the upper floor of the South Dunedin library complex at commercial rates is facing a potential reversal following a councillor's change of heart, sparked by community backlash.

    HĂŠctor Esteban: El drama del autobĂşs | Las Provincias

    lasprovincias.es • News • Spain

    An elderly couple's medical appointment is jeopardized by insufficient public transportation in Chiva, Spain, highlighting the community's response to systemic failures.

    Hyrox, the soaring fitness trend: ‘You meet so many different people, all shapes, all sizes’ – The Irish Times

    irishtimes.com • Fitness • Ireland

    Hyrox, a fitness competition combining running and various exercises, is rapidly gaining popularity in Ireland and worldwide, attracting participants of all ages and fitness levels.

    Furcationland’s furry convention celebrates third year

    pressherald.com • Furry • Maine

    Furcationland, a furry convention in Portland, Maine, celebrated its third year with a vibrant gathering of attendees, showcasing diverse expressions of the furry community.

    Should I Move Back to My Hometown? - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com • Sociology • World

    This article explores the complexities of returning to one's hometown during young adulthood, challenging societal expectations and romanticized notions of constantly moving for self-discovery.

    Life in the ’burbs: Point Cook

    theage.com.au • Lifestyle • Australia

    This article offers a personal and insightful look at life in the Point Cook suburb of Melbourne, Australia, highlighting its multiculturalism, amenities, and unique features.

    Will Ferry: Dundee United star giving back through soccer schools

    thecourier.co.uk • Sports • England

    Dundee United's Will Ferry established affordable soccer schools to provide opportunities for children in his hometown, prioritizing inclusivity and fun over elite training.

    Chamber Welcomes New Bowling Center Owners

    theprospectnews.com • Business • Missouri

    The Ripley County Chamber of Commerce welcomed the new owners of the Current River Bowling Family Fun Center & RV Park in Doniphan, Missouri, celebrating their renovations and plans for the future.

    Cutting down of trees in Dalkey village causes shock among locals – The Irish Times

    irishtimes.com • News • Ireland

    The removal of decorative trees in Dalkey, Ireland, has sparked outrage among residents and business owners, prompting questions about the council's decision and future plans.

    Broughty Ferry bowling pavilion set for new lease of life

    thecourier.co.uk • Sports • Scotland

    A dilapidated bowling pavilion in Broughty Ferry, Scotland, is getting a new lease on life thanks to a local youth football club's 25-year lease and planned refurbishment.

    Daily Hampshire Gazette - Lesbian bar opens in Greenfield: Last Ditch is the new space for the Valley’s queer community

    gazettenet.com • News • Massachusetts

    A new lesbian bar and performance venue, Last Ditch, has opened in Greenfield, Massachusetts, providing a much-needed space for the queer community.

    La noche mĂĄs a oscuras de Galicia, ÂŤun viaje al pasadoÂť

    abc.es • News • Spain

    During a city-wide power outage in Santiago de Compostela, a vegan restaurant owner and her family shared food and comfort with strangers, highlighting the unexpected human connections that can emerge during crises.

    Senior Life Solutions to host open house for Mental Health Awareness Month | The Tryon Daily Bulletin

    tryondailybulletin.com • Health • United States

    AdventHealth Polk's Senior Life Solutions is hosting an open house in May to raise awareness about mental health among seniors, offering interactive games and community connection.

    A rugby festival where the game is only part of the story | The Herald

    heraldscotland.com • Sports • Scotland

    The Dalziel Festival of Youth Rugby is more than just a sporting event; it's a celebration of community, legacy, and the enduring bonds between generations.

    Laid Off? This Newsletter Doubles as a Support Group. - The New York Times

    nytimes.com • Business • World

    A Substack newsletter called 'Laid Off' provides a support network for people experiencing job loss, gaining traction amidst rising unemployment concerns.

    Last orders: Meet the Kinsale community group who want to save their local pub – The Irish Times

    irishtimes.com • Community • Ireland

    A Kinsale community group is fundraising to purchase the Harbour Bar, aiming to preserve it as a community pub and prevent its sale to a private buyer.

    The Torment of a Neighbor’s Noise in “Beeps” | The New Yorker

    newyorker.com • Community • United States

    Two Los Angeles residents embark on a quest to identify the source of a persistent, maddening beep emanating from a neighbor's smoke alarm, leading them on an unexpected journey of community connection.

    El Quiosco de Pepe | La Voz de AlcalĂĄ

    lavozdealcala.com • Story • Spain

    This short story recounts the life of Pepe, a beloved local kiosk owner in AlcalĂĄ, Spain, known for his kindness and dedication to his community.