u/Administrative-Tie77

Hello Bridgeport! I'm a West Hartford resident and researcher on the HBO documentary TV series "Neighbors" about ongoing neighborhood stories and disputes. We are hoping to do a segment in the Connecticut area and we are interested in talking to anyone with a unique relationship or ongoing dispute with their neighbor (noise, property lines, pets, parking, construction, etc.).

I heard that Bridgeport has some problems with vague property lines. I would be so grateful if you or someone you know has an ongoing story to share. Please leave a comment, DM me or visit http://helloneighborstv.com to submit your story! Thank you for your help guys!

Hello Connecticut Reddit! I'm a researcher on the HBO documentary TV series "Neighbors" about ongoing neighborhood stories and disputes. We are hoping to do a segment in the Connecticut area and are interested in talking to anyone with a unique relationship or ongoing dispute with their neighbor (noise, property lines, pets, parking, construction, etc.).

If you or someone you know has an ongoing story to share please DM me or visit helloneighborstv.com to submit your story! Thanks for any help guys!

Hello Tampa Reddit! I'm a researcher on the HBO documentary TV series "Neighbors" about ongoing neighborhood stories and disputes. We are hoping to do a segment in the Florida area and are interested in talking to anyone with a unique relationship or ongoing dispute with their neighbor (noise, property lines, pets, parking, construction, etc.).

If you or someone you know has an ongoing story to share please DM me or visit helloneighborstv.com to submit your story! Thanks for your help guys!

Hello Marthas Vineyard Reddit! I'm a researcher on the HBO documentary TV series "Neighbors" about ongoing neighborhood stories and disputes. We are hoping to do a segment in Martha’s Vineyard and are interested in talking to anyone with a unique relationship or ongoing dispute with their neighbor (noise, property lines, pets, parking, construction, etc.).

If you or someone you know has an ongoing story to share please DM me or visit helloneighborstv.com to submit your story! Thanks for any help guys!

Hello Provincetown Reddit! I'm a researcher on the HBO documentary TV series "Neighbors" about ongoing neighborhood stories and disputes. We are hoping to do a segment in the Cape Cod area and are interested in talking to anyone with a unique relationship or ongoing dispute with their neighbor (noise, property lines, pets, parking, construction, etc.).

If you or someone you know has an ongoing story to share, please DM me or visit helloneighborstv.com to submit your story!

Hello Cape Cod Reddit! I'm a researcher on the HBO documentary TV series "Neighbors" about ongoing neighborhood stories and disputes. We are hoping to do a segment in the Cape Cod area and are interested in talking to anyone with a unique relationship or ongoing dispute with their neighbor (noise, property lines, pets, parking, construction, etc.).

If you or someone you know has an ongoing story to share please DM me or visit helloneighborstv.com to submit your story!

Hi everyone!

Do you think it's wrong for people to practice roller skating on the tennis courts? I love to roller skate, and there aren't many places with the right kind of ground for me to practice. Tennis courts have always been the place I go to; they are very smooth and conveniently close to my house. It makes me happy to have a place to skate.

However, today a tennis player told me I needed to leave because only tennis shoes are allowed on the court, which is true, I just usually ignore that sign (lol..).

I'm at a moral crossroads for what to do next. What do you guys think? Do wheels really negatively impact the ground for tennis? I don't want to ruin anyone's tennis spot, but I will be running out of places to practice skating. My nearest rink is 25 minutes away and costs $15 admission.

I'm glad that tennis courts are publicly available to tennis players. It makes me think how it would be really nice if the government made roller rinks public too, since they are drying up in the country! Rinks can't afford to stay open and compete with big businesses and rising prices, and they are going extinct around the country. It's sad because it's not due to a lack of skaters' interest, they just can't keep up with the competition.

Sorry for the tangent! Just want to know if it's really a big deal to skate on tennis courts and if I should find a new spot. Thank you!

Hi everyone!

Do you think it's wrong for people to practice roller skating on the tennis courts? I love to roller skate, and there aren't many places with the right kind of ground for me to practice. Tennis courts have always been the place I go to; they are very smooth and conveniently close to my house. It makes me happy to have a place to skate.

However, today a tennis player told me I needed to leave because only tennis shoes are allowed on the court, which is true, I just usually ignore that sign (lol..).

I'm at a moral crossroads for what to do next. What do you guys think? Do wheels really negatively impact the ground for tennis? I don't want to ruin anyone's tennis spot, but I will be running out of places to practice skating. My nearest rink is 25 minutes away and costs $15 admission.

I'm glad that tennis courts are publicly available to tennis players. It makes me think how it would be really nice if the government made roller rinks public too, since they are drying up in the country! Rinks can't afford to stay open and compete with big businesses and rising prices, and they are going extinct around the country. It's sad because it's not due to a lack of skaters' interest, they just can't keep up with the competition.

Sorry for the tangent! Just want to know if it's really a big deal to skate on tennis courts and if I should find a new spot. Thank you!