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New Women’s Social Club launching in Ambler

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By Kate Hennessy
| Around Ambler Verified
Common Thread Collective, a new women’s social club, will be hosting its first event in Ambler Borough at the Weehive Social Club located at 71 East Butler Avenue in Ambler. The social club emphasizes the need for community and will provide the space for curated events in order to achieve that community gathering. The goal is to host an event/workshop once a month, most likely the last Thursday of each month.
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New bookstore opens on Main Street in Ambler

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By Kate Hennessy
| Around Ambler Verified
The Bookshop on Main, located at 5 North Main Street in Ambler, had its grand opening on Saturday, June 20th. The shop is right off the corner of Butler Avenue, where there is plenty of foot traffic (especially when you open the day of the Arts & Music Fest). The owners, Brain and Lindsay, wanted to make the move to open a store pursuant to their passions. The pair noticed that Ambler had no local bookstore, and that settled it: Ambler was the spot.
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These community homestays are changing how travellers experience Nepal

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By Cass Lazaro Verified, Kate Hennessy
| International Traveller Verified
After youth-led protests in 2025, this year Nepal elected a 35-year-old former rapper as Prime Minister. In a country where tourism is its biggest industry, what’s next for travellers? In 1986, Nepal changed its clock. It had used India Standard Time since 1920 so, to differentiate, it wound its clock 15 minutes ahead of, not behind, its big-brother neighbour. Boss move.
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