A Times housing reporter wants to learn more about the pressures of rising housing costs and how they have affected your community and family.
Category: internal-reader-callout
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Which Oscar Snubs Still Make You Mad? We Want to Know.
Greta Gerwig wasn’t the first omission to tick us off. Are you still stewing over “Pulp Fiction” losing to “Forrest Gump” or Marilyn Monroe never getting a nod? Tell us more.
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Did You Keep a Money Secret, and Have a Happy Outcome? Tell Us About It.
If you or someone you love hid a financial matter that ended well, The Times would like to hear from you.
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Are You Getting Sticker Shock From Your Electric Bills? We Want to Hear About It.
Electricity prices have increased across the country in recent years and we want to know about your bill.
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How Does Technology Play a Role in Your Love Life? We Want to Hear From You.
Dating apps, smart sex toys and artificial intelligence have changed the way many of us romantically connect. We’re interested in your stories.
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Share the Random Act of Kindness You Saw While Traveling
Travel can be a gift that connects us in ways that surpass language barriers and cultural differences. At this time of year, in the spirit of gratitude, we want to hear your stories.
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What’s on Your Best-of List for 2023? We Want to Know.
Best line from a movie? Best pasta recipe? Best advice? Tell us your highly subjective, super-specific favorites from the past year.
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How Has the Economy Affected You? We Want to Know.
The Times’s economics team is looking for reader input on what you’re going through financially and what you see in your community.
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How Has the Economy Affected You? We Want to Know.
The Times’s economics team is looking for reader input on what you’re going through financially and what you see in your community.
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Share Your Favorite or Surprising Airport Amenity
What surprising amenities have you encountered at the terminal? Let us know.
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How Do You Use Checks? And Do They Work Well for You?
Banks are worried about check fraud and are trying to discourage the use of paper checks. But nevertheless, they persist.