Original Summary

A few years ago I was living in Fredericton, NB, and I realized I was in a local-news vacuum. The stories I cared about were scattered across a dozen sites — the city paper, community blogs, radio stations — and keeping up meant hunting through all of them. So mostly I just... didn't. I finally built the thing I wished existed: TownsLine. You pick any town in the world, and it pulls that town's local news into one clean feed. Free, no tracking ads, no algorithm deciding what you see. The use case I didn't expect: it's not only for where you live now. I live in Alberta, but I can follow news from a small town in Ohio exactly the same way. Talking to early users, emigrants keeping up with their hometowns turned out to be the thing people love most — the peace of home, wherever you end up. It's live at townsline.com — would love brutal feedback. And a real question for anyone who follows a hometown from far away: what would make you actually open it every day?   submitted by   /u/Various_Ad_3497 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/16 04:34:07