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How we report

Hey Neighbor operates this publication alongside its local home-services platform. Articles are researched and drafted with AI assistance using the sources linked in each story. The organizational byline identifies this editorial process; it does not imply a reporter attended an event, interviewed a source or visited a business.

We prioritize primary documents and official information, compare sources and distinguish confirmed facts from announced plans. Short previews are labeled separately from guides and explainers. Public social posts can supply leads, but do not establish an unverified claim as fact.

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