As generally understood — general understandings, including clichés and stereotypes, being grist for the show's mill — the holiday commemorates a neighborly feast that was shared by Pilgrims and Indians in 1621: a true event that was little known for two centuries, until mention of it turned up in a footnote to a document from the time.
"Attenzione per le barche!" (You have to appreciate the neighborly concern — that's pure Orta).
This gorgeous winter street garden represents a neighborly gesture that can be easily duplicated.
For parents back home, Fresh Air vacations encourage a neighborly spirit that is a luxury on busy city streets.
At Paul Stuart, the personnel sharing seemed a natural extension of the neighborly rapport that had long existed between the two stores.
In a former Pearl Paint annex on Lispenard Street in TriBeCa, The Elevens was envisioned as a neighborly oasis that would derive its name and ambiance from the pre-Prohibition custom of having a nip at 11 a.m.
The unusual displays of neighborly intimacy that were spotted around New York last week — drivers picking up hitchhikers in Brooklyn, strangers sharing cell phones — would never have seemed out of place in Breezy Point, the beachfront community at the western end of the Rockaway Peninsula.
In fact, the sentimental celebration of neighborly values that so contributed to the success of "Oklahoma!" exactly coincided with the peripheralization of agrarian life; the military and industrial dislocations caused by the Second World War essentially finished the rural America of the small family farm, ranch, and homestead passed from generation to generation.
By Lizzie Widdicombe The unusual displays of neighborly intimacy that were spotted around New York last week — drivers picking up hitchhikers in Brooklyn, strangers sharing cell phones — would never have seemed out of place in Breezy Point, the beachfront community at the western end of the Rockaway Peninsula.
Ohanian's delightfully inspiring 30-minute documentary presents a fresh look at why we should be cautious about regulating the Internet, wrapped in stories of neighborly faces that will likely appeal to audiences beyond the coastal tech bubbles.
