How to reach us
The contact form is the most direct way to reach the site, whether the message is a correction, a topic suggestion, or a general question about something covered here.
There is no dedicated press line or breaking-news tip line, since this site intentionally does not cover breaking news.
Suggesting a topic
A good topic suggestion is usually a specific, recurring question rather than a trending headline, since that is the kind of guide most likely to actually get written and stay useful over time.
A number of the neighborhood guides on this site started exactly this way, as a reader question that turned out to be common enough to deserve a proper writeup.
Corrections
If a guide contains something inaccurate or outdated, a message through this page is the fastest way to get it looked at and corrected.
Because content here is meant to stay accurate over time rather than reflect a single moment, corrections are taken seriously and reviewed promptly rather than left to be caught during some future periodic pass.
What not to send here
Press releases, breaking news tips and time-sensitive announcements are outside what this site covers, so they are unlikely to result in a published guide even if the underlying topic is genuinely interesting.
A good rule of thumb: if the message would only make sense to publish this week, it probably belongs somewhere else. If it would still make sense to read a year from now, it is worth sending.
This distinction is not about the importance of a topic, only its shelf life. A slow-moving neighborhood trend is a much better fit here than a fast-moving event, even if the event feels bigger in the moment.
Business inquiries
Local businesses interested in being referenced within a relevant guide, such as a neighborhood explainer, are welcome to reach out, though inclusion is based on relevance to the guide rather than any paid arrangement.
This keeps the guides useful as genuine references rather than quietly becoming advertising placements dressed up as editorial content.