A tight-knit community locks its doors The strong police presence associated with a manhunt is particularly noticeable in Gillam, a tight-knit community of 1,200 people not known as much of a destination.
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Ishihara said Amas are a tight knit community guided by altruism.
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A fairly small community, 8000 people, and very, very tight knit.
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It's word of mouth going on in a tight-knit community.
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It's a tight-knit community so everyone kind of knows everyone.
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Beyond its passionate rivalries, baseball is an enormous, tight-knit family.
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I'm accustomed to tight-knit communities where everyone knows one another.
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We evolved in tight-knit communities, which is our evolutionary strength.
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Jackie and Juliet have shared a tight-knit bond since childhood.
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They loved the tight-knit community of Hawthorne, where they live.
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He has a tight knit family and several part-time jobs.
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In tight-knit Appalachian towns, heroin has become a social contagion.
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And that's when things in the tight-knit community get interesting.
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But within the tight-knit Korean church community in Taylor, Mich.
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In the aftermath, this tight-knit community has come closer together.
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But some residents fear their tight-knit community may fade away.
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Mechanics are a tight-knit group, working the same shifts together.
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We will protect our economic independence by being tight-knit together.
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Word and shock spread quickly through the small, tight-knit reservation.
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They are a tight-knit group compared with Australia's distinct indigenous "nations".
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Adnan and Hae were in the school's smaller, tight-knit magnet program.
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The tight-knit town of 1,000 people was shaken by the shooting.
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The [congenital heart defect] family network is incredibly strong and tight knit.
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The tight-knit world of Broadway theater owners has not welcomed TodayTix.
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I have a big tight-knit family and we love to travel.
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Soon, word of what had happened spread through the tight-knit community.
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I stuck out like a sore thumb among the tight-knit community.
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All this to say, the community is tight-knit out of necessity.
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Cosplay fans are a tight-knit community, and very generous, said Rosenberg.
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"Keep Coconut Grove Weird" is something the tight-knit natives actually say.
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I grew up in a tight-knit, churchgoing community in rural Virginia.
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She remembers when the Goose was a tight-knit, middle-class village.
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PseudomutualityNarcissistic families usually look close and tight-knit to the outside world.
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It is an achievement this close, tight-knit community is proud of.
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We have an extremely tight-knit group, on and off the field.
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Five of the girls form a tight-knit club within the chorus.
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Keep Coconut Grove Weird is something the tight-knit natives actually say.
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That spike in real estate prices affected the tight-knit leather community.
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The tight-knit crew sneak subliminal messages and symbolism into the film.
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"You'll never see a more tight-knit group than this," he said.
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He has a small family; mine is large and very tight-knit.
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Their social lives revolved around the tight-knit group of music students.
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Sherman grew up in Maryland in a very tight-knit military family.
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However, in India's tight-knit Parsi community, the ties can be close.
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The tight-knit startup did all of its sales and screening in-house.
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The tight-knit group hails from around the world and speaks 14 languages.
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She has also publicly spoken about her tight-knit relationship with her father.
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OnePlus credits its tight knit community in helping bring the issue to light.
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We represent tight-knit communities in Northeast Ohio and Central and Western Massachusetts.
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We're a very tight-knit family … she's just like, 'What's the big deal?
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During these trips, he began working with his current, tight-knit treatment team.
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Publicly leaving Islam is difficult because many Muslims live in tight-knit communities.
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The thriving, tight-knit town shrank into a barely populated, bare-bones operation.
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"We're all about forming and encouraging these tight-knit local communities," Droll said.
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The number of skateboarders is still small, but it's a tight-knit community.
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It's a multi-billionaire industry, but it's a very tight-knit small community.
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Bazille was born in Montpellier in 1841, into a tight-knit Protestant clan.
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"It's a tight-knit community—they all have each others' backs," he explains.
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In graduate school, at M.I.T., Sanjay found a tight-knit group of friends.
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"We are all so tight knit and we're all very open," she said.
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"You'll never see a more tight-knit group than this," said one patron.
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Their support systems, small and tight-knit communities, and affordability are truly unrivaled.
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Helping out a friend is not unusual in Baltimore's tight-knit arts community.
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For some tight-knit communities, relocating as a group might be the solution.
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There's a very tight-knit, different kind of community that's formed on there.
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"We were definitely a team," he said, speaking of his tight-knit family.
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The couple often posts about each other and their tight-knit family on Instagram.
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Bushnell, who has one sister and two brothers, comes from a tight-knit family.
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"Working in the East Wing, being so small, we are tight knit," Grisham said.
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It showed, in great detail, a tight-knit community gutted by the drug war.
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But the pair bonded quickly over their tight-knit families and shared Christian faith.
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"Tight-knit groups are more susceptible to groupthink," explained NYU psychologist Jay Van Bavel.
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And, no surprise here, their S.O.s are almost as tight-knit as the gymnasts.
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The Moscow journalism community is tight-knit, and Golunov is well-respected within it.
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Lucky Comes from a Mormon Family He comes from a tight-knit Mormon family.
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And as you see these e-mails, they reveal this really tight knit relationship.
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As she waited, news of the raids spread through Athens's tight-knit activist community.
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Now, the online world of Santa has been whittled down to tight-knit communities.
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Eddie, 30: Even before I joined in 2004, it was already very tight-knit.
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The houses are tight-knit and the streets are too narrow for our vehicles.
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The houses are tight-knit and the streets are too narrow for our vehicles.
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There are femme4femme couples, butch4butch couples, amorphous groups, tight-knit groups, everyone in between.
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We're a pretty tight-knit group all around the world in the pole vault.
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Yarnell had no industry to revive, but it did have a tight-knit community.
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The family unit among the Chinese is also extremely tight-knit, even between generations.
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But he waffles about introducing his new material to his tight-knit vent community.
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In such a small, tight-knit community, these emergencies often involve folks Sam knows.
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But he wields his widest influence in the tight-knit world of Jewish philanthropy.
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It makes for a very tight-knit community of handy, patient and hardy people.
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Ms. Giasolli said the tight-knit class was now bonded by grief and shock.
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Thankfully, we're a tight-knit family, and we're proud of the care we provide.
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"Better than nothing" has become a popular phrase in the tight-knit sewing community.
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Our thoughts & heartfelt condolences are with their families & the tight knit firefighting community. pic.twitter.
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But immediately after the hurricane, the tight-knit community of locals began to rebuild.
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It follows Lisa (Hall), the headstrong leader of an ensemble of tight-knit waitresses.
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Ms. Maitrejean remembers how this tight-knit existence endured as she was growing up.
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Although the industry was grow-ing exponentially, the major players were a tight knit community.
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But that doesn't keep a tight-knit community of believers from fervently arguing they're real.
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He works with a tight-knit team of people, and just a fantastically talented crew.
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And of course, for their tight-knit family losing the patriarch has been a blow.
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The tight-knit community – located in Finlayson, Minnesota – operated from 23 until 53 or 25.
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The group became tight-knit over the years, exchanging cards and gifts for various holidays.
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In September, Gina assured PEOPLE that the family would remain tight-knit despite the split.
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Not even the most tight-knit communities are safe from the clutches of spicy arguments.
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It's a tight-knit community that keeps an arm's length distance from the political branches.
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This isn't the first time the tight-knit That '70s Show cast members have reunited.
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The size of the ecosystem also means that it quickly becomes a tight-knit community.
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Everyone in the tight-knit neighborhood plays a role that contributes to the larger group.
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Most people used to live in tight-knit communities, constantly enmeshed in each other's lives.
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Everyone would go to her house, all my relatives, so it was quite tight-knit.
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Luke's Instagram paints a more flattering picture of Jordan, showing the family is tight-knit.
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I realized I preferred the dynamic of a tight-knit community over New York's vastness.
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CrossFit popularized the concept of fostering tight-knit groups that would cheer each other on.
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"Ridgefield Park is similar to Mayberry in that it's picturesque and tight-knit," she said.
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He's lived in the same tight-knit New Jersey neighborhood for most of his life.
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"We've had such a tight-knit group and so much fun," a former employee said.
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From tight-knit conservative Muslim communities, the Rohingya often turn a blind eye to prostitution.
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The Bell crowd is tight-knit; the bartenders have to be Bayside residents, she said.
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That hers is a large, tight-knit family, with traditions, such as fishing and barbecue.
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The town is not only beautiful, it has a very tight knit community, she says.
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Or like Sam Hoffman, they were loners who found themselves forced into tight-knit interdependence.
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I definitely think that no matter what, they would always be a very tight-knit family.
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But it was her once tight-knit family that made her change her mind, she testified.
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Sesame Street is a tight-knit neighborhood with people (and puppets) of all colors and creeds.
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Before Jack Pearson was everyone's favorite dad, he was in charge of another tight-knit group.
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Chung says that, above all, Destiny 2 is aimed at nurturing the series' tight-knit community.
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His tight-knit family, it seems, played a role in Fisher's decision to leave the sport.
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Neighbors in the working class southwest Chicago neighborhood remembered the victims as a tight-knit family.
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He described the Legans as a "close" and "tight-knit" family who are very into sports.
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A second defence is that VCs rely on tight-knit relationships, in which trust is essential.
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He talks about the strength, pride and resiliency the people have in this tight-knit town.
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It's a much more tight-knit business model and more profitable for organized crime than heroin.
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That's especially true in the tight-knit biotech community in the Boston area, where Lee's based.
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Witherspoon opened up about the tight-knit relationship she's fostered with her look-a-like daughter.
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After growing up in a tight-knit family with two brothers, Sisk's parents divorced last year.
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"They're a pretty tight-knit community and it's a tragedy that something like this would occur."
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Apple typically portrays its industrial design team as a tight-knit group, with carefully vetted hires.
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It was a tight-knit organization, and the people involved were genuinely close to one another.
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It was awesome to see how the three of them are such a tight-knit unit.
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"A more tight-knit group of people you will be hard pressed to find," he added.
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" His family and Manchildblack's have become tight-knit, too: "Now our moms talk on the phone!
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The late musician Prince was notorious for having tight-knit control over his catalog of work.
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He avidly updates the tight-knit Facebook group with schedules and group photos of his audiences.
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Duke's managers are part of the tight-knit family of Coach K managers, present and past.
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But on the 11th floor, a tight-knit crew is settling in, their work hardly begun.
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Small, tight-knit units have a rhythm and personality built by months of training and camaraderie.
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The deputies in Dixon's Patrol Watch were a tight-knit group, according to spokesman Derreck Booth.
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The Bolsonaro clan are a tight-knit bunch, many of them working in the same field.
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But a personal dispute last weekend led to a rift in the once tight-knit clique.
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The tight-knit culture means that one conversation can open the door to yet another gathering.
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Some in the vape industry and tight-knit community had expected an even more stringent ban.
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Children were moved to the United States, away from their tight-knit families, with little support.
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The CDC points the finger at travelers introducing the virus into tight-knit, under-vaccinated communities.
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Maintaining respect for U.S. military law within this tight-knit setting demands that operators regulate themselves.
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And anyone who reported concerns outside the tight-knit SEAL community risked being branded a traitor.
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A tight-knit community, the people there live off the land and fish from the river.
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When measles strikes, outbreaks in tight-knit groups tend to be "explosive" and more difficult to control.
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One of the key differences between Amazon and other tech giants is its tight-knit leadership team.
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Some female celebrities form tight-knit friendships with other famous women throughout the course of their careers.
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It's an impulse grown, in part, from the hardware startups close connection to a tight-knit fanbase.
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Black, Latino and white neighbors on the tight-knit street had abandoned their homes over the weekend.
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To discredit misconceptions and to show the giving, caring and open side of their tight-knit community.
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However I also experienced a strong sense of belonging through an extended family and tight-knit community.
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They may be former step-siblings, but Brody Jenner and the Kardashians aren't a tight-knit family.
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The vacation was just another example of how close Pratt had become to the tight-knit family.
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There is much beauty in these tight-knit communities — in a life with a seemingly greater purpose.
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Since his diagnosis, the Beiermanns and their tight-knit community have been raising money for those bills.
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Blacksburg is a tight-knit community, part of the reason the Newport News native chose the school.
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"We have a really nice tight-knit community and this really caught us by surprise," King said.
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The creator ecosystem is tight-knit and people talk — karma has a funny way of working out.
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With a town so small and tight-knit, it's no surprise the violence vibrated through every resident.
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The probe has been closely watched in the tight-knit community of businesses involved in corporate elections.
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But once you stop resisting, watching starts feeling like hanging out with the biggest tight-knit family.
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You also probably know that the cast is as tight-knit of a family offscreen as on.
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How does a celebrated, tight-knit partnership keep the luster of its brand as it changes personnel?
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Drag Race also highlights how tight-knit and supportive the drag community can be toward one another.
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In the tight-knit communities where moonshine was made and sold, the local moonshiner was well-known.
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The "tight-knit, religious family" also often involved themselves in volunteer work around the Los Cerritos neighborhood.
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She felt she couldn't afford an enemy in the tight-knit world of New York wine professionals.
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Squirrel Hill's Jewish community is tight-knit, an interwoven web in which everyone seems to know everyone.
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And throughout economic hardship, a debt restructuring can be simpler to negotiate among a tight-knit group.
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Feldstein matriarch Sharon and Levine's mother Patsy Noah recently told PEOPLE about their families' tight-knit bond.
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Still, in the tight-knit Canberra tennis community, he was generally well regarded, as were his parents.
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Everyone is so tight-knit there, even if someone didn't get hit, it's like they got hit.
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But efforts to contain the flames were hampered by the area's narrow streets and tight-knit buildings.
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The tight-knit community is all the more helpful as her own family lives out of state.
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They were a tight-knit bunch, Mr. Cuello said, but he was unwilling to leave Manhattan behind.
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One minute the Holcombes were a tight-knit family praying in the tiny church on Fourth Street.
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Still, the lure of reasonably priced homes in tight-knit communities has buyers itching to get in.
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The tight-knit community that has developed around the brand online has been totally unexpected, she says.
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The action is prompting a combination of reflection and head-scratching in the tight-knit theater world.
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Even though here we're talking about a scene that's super tight-knit—like thirty, forty people total.
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For the last year, a tight-knit group spanning both coasts has been organizing on social media.
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They get effusive, even tearful, when talking about skating and the tight-knit bonds that it creates.
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Pike County, Ohio (CNN)Just about everyone in tight-knit Piketon had a connection to the Rhoden family.
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It's something that people can put their energies into, and it's a very inclusive and tight-knit community.
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On a tight-knit startup team, interns will likely be working alongside the founder and CEO every day.
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She's Got A Tight-Knit Family In particular, she has lots of posts showing love for her sisters.
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The farm was a tight-knit family, so I was treated well, but the work was completely horrible.
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But Gibson does offer that Korea's small size has a lot to do with this tight-knit bond.
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Each move brought its own quiet sadness, a shifting of the daily fabric of our tight-knit block.
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In cities, where communities are not as tight-knit, parents are unwilling to let their children play unsupervised.
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On the flip-side, as a small city with a distinct culture, Riga has a tight-knit feel.
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The letter underscores the growing unease among Beijing's tight-knit community of foreign policy professionals over the detentions.
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Just listen to Zuck: For example, there are many tight-knit communities around TV shows and sports teams.
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That contagious smile is why the tight-knit McAllister family can't understand Lex's decision to end her life.
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A tight-knit group of friends figuring out life, love, and careers in the city that never sleeps.
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Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe said a tight-knit group of people was involved, mostly close friends and families.
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What some worry is lost for good is the sense of the town being a tight-knit community.
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The blaze broke out during an electronic dance party, sending shock waves through Oakland's tight-knit arts community.
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And I'm telling you, a more tight-knit group of people you will be hard-pressed to find.
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Audrina Patridge is turning to her tight-knit family for support following her split from husband Corey Bohan.
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From there, he traveled to Kenya, where Mugisha says he has found a small, tight-knit gay community.
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Earlier iterations of the franchise revolved around Vin Diesel's merry band of diverse, tight-knit rogue car drivers.
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A sisterhood in prison In Dar al-Tayibat Women's Prison, a tight-knit sisterhood has formed around Hussein.
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A tight-knit troupe of singers and actors matched the verve of Welles's Mercury Theatre on the Air.
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This time, they're investigating a serious sexual assault that shocks the tight-knit seaside town to its core.
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It's hard to imagine that their public humiliation will not produce a reaction in the tight-knit kingdom.
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Now, this tight-knit community is emerging from the shadows, as a new state law goes into effect.
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Butler's tight-knit community, just south of Houston, is very vocal on the preservation of Second Amendment rights.
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David Mendoza, a genealogist, says this is fairly straightforward, as the tight-knit community's synagogue kept excellent records.
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The field is dominated by a tight-knit congregation, he argues, unified by deference to authority, not facts.
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But Christians should consider living in tight-knit, faith-centered communities, in the manner of Modern Orthodox Jews.
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As local government grapples to respond to the ongoing opioid emergency, the tight knit community is in mourning.
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The tight-knit nature of the partnership is already on display in several of Iraq's security hot spots.
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They're trying to cope with a massacre that ravaged their tight-knit, multicultural city just nine days ago.
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Mr. Palensky said the area around the Smith Tower Apartments was small and tight-knit, despite being downtown.
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The proposal to replace Columbine High divided the tight-knit community of students and survivors of the attack.
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Overall, the company has been buoyed by the sense that they've landed in a friendly, tight-knit community.
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Ives said that Apple's tight-knit relationships with Chinese suppliers are unlikely to be threatened by trade barriers.
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The tight-knit community was once even home to Fred Rogers, the greatest neighbor who has ever lived.
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Many of the tricks exposed were invented by their ancestors and passed down via tight-knit, student-teacher relationships.
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Secondarily, as an island the Vineyard leans in the direction of being a tight-knit community with defined edges.
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The actresses costarred in the 2009 film "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" and have maintained a tight-knit friendship.
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He's introduced as a scrawny outcast, desperate to make friends and fit in the overheated, tight-knit beach town.
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For Jackson, Pecan Acres will still be the same tight-knit community, even a few miles down the road.
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Streep will be joining the tight-knit cast of Big Little Lies for the upcoming season as Perry's mother.
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And Joann's bond with her cousins doesn't just include their shared good looks, they're actually a tight-knit family.
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Answers, at last, would mean an end to the strangest mystery Tara's tight-knit railroad community has ever seen.
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By making himself a part of the tight-knit neighborhood, Palladino had his victims right where he wanted them.
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Within the tight-knit world of the British military, this makes him a part of their brotherhood for life.
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"I can't even describe how lucky we are," Reinhart told PEOPLE in January of her castmates' tight-knit dynamic.
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But scarcity begets appreciation, and there's so much life in the city, in tight-knit, warm and welcoming communities.
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And with the Rio Games then-fast approaching, there's no joking around for the tight-knit, hard-muscled squad.
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DeGeneres said on her talk showing airing Thursday that the picturesque town of 9,000 is a "tight-knit" community.
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Some of the connections are easy to dismiss as coincidental, especially among the somewhat tight-knit Saudi immigrant community.
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Over time, members of the tight-knit rehab community began to see her as a trusted advocate, Lucas says.
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Families pooled their cash and organised informal lending societies, backed by the trust born of their tight-knit community.
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Earlier this year, Witherspoon opened up about the tight-knit relationship she's fostered with her look-a-like daughter.
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In fact, depending on who you speak to, Batch's kind of a celebrity in the tight-knit Sylvanian world.
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As for how the company leadership will change in the future, the Dees are comfortable keeping it tight-knit.
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The community is tight-knit and vibrant- people are outspoken and upbeat, and everyone treats each other like family.
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Companies are turning to Apple's products for their tight-knit hardware and software, advanced security features and intuitive interfaces.
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"You can imagine this is a very tight-knit community here in this apartment complex," Bones said Saturday night.
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The community was tight-knit, made up almost entirely of people who had relocated to work for the plant.
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And also there are a lot of tight-knit families that will be camping out together in other neighborhoods.
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Was that hard when you have such a big, tight knit community here, deciding sometimes to keep to yourself?
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"Be-Be Bears" is also set in the wild, and centers on a tight-knit group of animal friends.
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Mr. Jimenez joined a different tight-knit group after Bennington: the experimental wing of the New York theater scene.
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It was immensely helpful, exhausting and exhilarating — and served to cement the couple's commitment to their tight-knit community.
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In a region this small and tight knit, the chances were good that I would know someone who died.
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But in the tight-knit and clubby art world, Mr. Genocchio's contacts give him outsize power in the business.
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"Disaster research shows that tight-knit communities with strong, locally driven organizations respond better in disaster situations," he said.
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" Otherwise, she added, "I don't know if we would be as close, tight-knit and grounded as we are.
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" Otherwise, she added, "I don't know if we would be as close, tight-knit, and grounded as we are.
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This tight-knit coordination will be especially important if the pandemic gets worse, as many forecasts suggest it will.
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The company hopes by doing so it will protect the future of sport in the tight-knit football community.
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Commercial beekeepers are a tight-knit group, and most new contracts come as referrals from other beekeepers and clients.
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If you scrutinized every president and every president's tight-knit circle, could you say something regarding something that happened?
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Residents in this tight-knit hamlet, with its high level of civic engagement, are hoping to stem the tide.
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But it came at the cost of the tight-knit communities we built when we did everything in meatspace.
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The Danish breakout says the tight-knit sense of community he learned growing up has stuck with him in America.
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It wastes no time in introducing the series' main characters, and illustrating the tight-knit nature of this tiny town.
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These clinics are often staffed by small, tight-knit teams who lean on one another for support, encouragement, and safety.
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He often spoke of growing up in a happy, tight-knit family, and spoke proudly of his wife and son.
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Saddle Creek was born from a tight knit community of his friend's bands in Omaha, built from the ground up.
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The New York Young Republicans are a tight-knit group and one of the most active chapters in the country.
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Today, however, things were a little more D.I.Y.: a tight-knit group of electric guitar, cello, tuba, drums and electronics.
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But it's a tight-knit industry, so if one agency gets on board and loves it, Gigwell could spread quickly.
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By the end of the evening, Amy is transformed, and their little drunk trio has become a tight-knit clique.
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The Nordic countries agreed a tight-knit defence pact—the Kalmar Arrangement—and invited Britain to join on equal terms.
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In the U.S., the outbreaks are often concentrated in tight-knit communities like former Soviet immigrants in Clark County, Washington.
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Former employees describe Telltale in its early days as a small, tight-knit group with a strong sense of camaraderie.
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In addition to Rowling, several members of the tight-knit Harry Potter community are expressing their devastation over the news.
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Indeed, law enforcement is crediting the tight knit nature of the sex worker community in Laredo, Texas for Oritz's capture.
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Some of them have refused to vaccinate their children, leaving the tight-knit communities vulnerable to the highly contagious disease.
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Can we expand this sport of skateboarding, build a really strong, tight-knit, but a bigger community around the world?
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Working with a tight-knit group like that, how does it play out when you steer into new, uncharted territory?
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We were a lively, loud, tight-knit group consisting of around 20 blood relatives and 3 million non-blood relatives.
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We were a tight-knit family; my mother never had to drop us off at daycare, we were always together.
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This was a place that served the needs of a private group of people in a small, tight knit community.
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No one I spoke to is exactly sure who leaked it outside of the first tight-knit group of friends.
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Given that Iceland is such a tight knit community, surely he must have some guesses about who it could be?
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I have a close friend from graduate school who is part of a tight-knit group from her college days.
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But the black business community was so tight-knit back then, so small, they all had connections with each other.
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After the Chronicle of Higher Education began investigating, the news spread through the tight-knit community of Latin American experts.
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"The neighborhoods here in Malibu are really tight-knit," said Mr. Spangle, whose mother lost her house in the fire.
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He said the 10 siblings were tight-knit growing up in a small town in Wyoming, playing sports or cards.
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Together, they form a tight-knit community, in part because of Pelham's walkability and the "bump-intos" Mr. Balafas mentioned.
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Many of the commenters said they live in small towns and love the tight-knit communities they've grown up with.
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In the poor, tight-knit neighborhood where Mr. Zahra lived, residents were furious over the killing of a beloved neighbor.
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Portrayed by Monica Potter, Kristina proved time and again to be a crucial star of the tight knit Braverman family.
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His death sent shockwaves through the tight-knit rural community in and around Zebulon, where Dylan's Pike County Pirates play.
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For many in this tight-knit Long Island community, Mr. Mileto's death was a tragic accident with no sensible explanation.
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The family is as tight-knit as can be: Morgan told PEOPLE last year that he delivered their children himself.
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The community at Jackson County Park is tight-knit, a permanent home for some and a weekend getaway for others.
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"This is a friendly, tight-knit community where shops and the beach are all within walking distance," said Mr. Campbell.
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Most of the outbreaks occurred in "underimmunized, tight-knit communities" including two outbreaks in Orthodox Jewish communities in New York.
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After growing up in a tight-knit family, he's ready to go out and explore the world with a forever partner.
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As a result of the trust necessary in these expensive exchanges, meteorite hunters have always been a fairly tight-knit community.
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Those who gathered Friday night remembered the employees of The Capital newspaper as a crucial piece of their tight-knit community.
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The venture community has broadened considerably over the last decade, but it still remains tight-knit compared with many other industries.
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We're well aware of the tight-knit bond that Khloé shares with her family — and according to her, it's truly important.
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I was struck watching how this small, tight-knit community comes together to keep its own from falling through the cracks.
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" Consuelos says the tight-knit cast is "always up to something — be it a ski trip or camping or just dinners.
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When Obama entered the White House in 2009, he brought along a tight-knit group of young and ambitious campaign workers.
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Because it spreads friend-to-friend, it gets a lot of people in the same tight-knit community on the app.
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" The tight-knit brothers share that their four sisters round out the family affair, supporting their band's gigs "all the time.
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The actors that remain from the first season — Pompeo, Justin Chambers, Jim Pickens, and Chandra Wilson — are a tight-knit group.
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Instead of a tight-knit community, SoundCloud is now fractured, gamed, understaffed, and its relationship with creators feels very one-sided.
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But beyond the hype, there's a tight-knit community committed to revitalizing the region on the back of Cleveland's small businesses.
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The Bush White House produced a tight-knit atmosphere that avoided open conflict, but also did little to foster policy debate.
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Katz also keeps in mind her desire to have a tight-knit cast, who often becomes "like a family," she said.
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PLUS: Caila opens up about the Bachelor community's tight-knit bond and the castmates she still keeps in touch with today!
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The murder has shocked the tight-knit artist community in Florence, a city with a legendary artistic heritage dating back centuries.
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Daniel Yuen, then 16, had always been a happy kid and a beloved part of his tight-knit New Jersey family.
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Some ultra-Orthodox Jews have refused to vaccinate their children, leaving the tight-knit communities vulnerable to the highly contagious disease.
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The 13 Reasons Why cast is notoriously tight-knit, and they love sharing their group hangs — and goofy selfies — on Instagram.
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For a long time, most members of their tight-knit rowing community did not envision Mr. Sternal and Ms. Swiggett together.
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Mr. Yoran's strong take on Apple's confrontation with the F.B.I. might be expected of someone in the tight-knit security world.
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Also, using state prosecutors to investigate local police forces tends to breed tension within the usually tight-knit law enforcement community.
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The company has an impressive 2176% 239-month retention rate, to which observers in part credit Peloton's tight-knit social groups.
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Japan's tight-knit corporate culture has also served as a barrier, with a reluctance to allow in external managers and shareholders.
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It deals with a very tight-knit African-American community in Chicago in 1947 and people who run a numbers wheel.
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Santana chose favorite tracks from those African albums and brought the playlist to Rubin and the tight-knit touring Santana band.
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What you cannot do—what the tight-knit community of club-goers will not tolerate—is you messing with our drugs.
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They were part of a small, tight-knit community of "nightlife people that were all together in the '90s," he said.
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Their family is tight-knit, Ms. O'Neal said, so any outsider who started dating a family member would be properly introduced.
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The Adventure Zone: A comedy based on a wildly popular Dungeons & Dragons podcast run by a tight-knit but quirky family.
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And although many of these networks can feel like a small, tight-knit community, they are not immune to foreign interference.
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He and his cousin Robar Ali were in a unit with a tight-knit group of men, some of them related.
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The Congressional Black Caucus, a tight-knit group that favors seniority in leadership races, had already signaled they will support Maloney.
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The orders are crafted by a tight-knit circle, and not widely circulated among the professional staff at the various agencies.
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Yet some herpes patients, who are part of a tight-knit online community, have followed the project with hope and enthusiasm.
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On this one, we've got Ross Butler, Holland Taylor, Sarayu Blue, and Jordan and it was just a really tight-knit group.
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The most important of the bunch may be Max (Sadie Sink), who attempts to work her way into their tight-knit group.
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According to relatives and friends of the Brashers, Saturday's accident has left the tight-knit communities of Fayette and Bankston, Alabama, reeling.
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The Squids remain a vibrant, tight-knit community, unusual for college freshmen who aren't thrown together by a club or housing assignments.
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And it's been weeks since hundreds of people packed a Sikh temple in this tight-knit community to mourn her short life.
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They started out pretty open with us because we're cool people, but there's cameras everywhere and it's a really tight-knit community.
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Amid the district's constant chaos, Oakman, with its tight-knit community and accommodations for special-needs students, had never seemed in danger.
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" After the original run concluded, Sorrentino says he didn't speak to his tight-knit group of costars "for a couple of years.
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With news of the shooting spreading rapidly via text message and Facebook, members of their tight-knit tribal community soon joined them.
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Once a bustling and tight-knit community where folks kept their doors unlocked and their mouths shut, Hazleton is a changed town.
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For example, the Gold-medal winning Final Five team from this year's Summer Olympics have been cast as a tight-knit crew.
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For the tight-knit community of market traders, re-opening their stalls was a first step towards normality after a traumatic time.
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O&aposConnell said that the group is tight-knit and that many travel around to work seasonal jobs at resorts year-round.
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Gillam is a tight-knit town -- a population of about 1,000 -- with one road in and out with a very challenging terrain.
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Even though they have undergone significant hardships since they began appearing on Bravo's TV series, they have remained a tight-knit bunch.
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"We aren't dirty," said Dayana, 6, hinting at the prejudice her family have sometimes faced outside of their tight-knit Roma community.
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Such tight-knit alliances between rivals are unprecedented in the industry, but then again, so is an all-consuming duopoly money pit.
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The utopian matriarchal society of all our hopes and dreams Elephant females live together with their young in tight-knit family groups.
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Val Valentino, was sued by several magicians for harming their livelihood, and became persona non grata in the tight-knit magic community.
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There were very tight-knit scenes where people would give people places to stay, allowing these bands to tour around the country.
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The team is tight-knit, said Mr. Sykes, who played Little League and high school baseball growing up in St. Petersburg, Fla.
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That remains to be seen but it is a symptom of the general unhappiness simmering in the tight-knit LME brokerage community.
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For years, we've seen generally her through the lens of her reality series as one member of a big, tight-knit group.
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Ms. Diaz's tight-knit network is typical of the union, where many members are married to one another or related by blood.
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We're a tight-knit team of 13 (4 devs, 3 support reps, 2 data analysts plus CFO/advisor, COO, CTO, and CEO).
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Ms. Fazal was proud of her Congolese roots, and the tight-knit Congolese community was in shock and mourning, Mr. Selemani said.
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Dark Souls lore communities, Crash Bandicoot speedrunners, and route-mappers for visual novels all enjoy a tight-knit relationship with each other.
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He was a little older, a little more gruff, and we didn't know if he would fit with our tight-knit group.
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The LGBTQ community is especially tight knit, he said, and gay clubs have always been a place where people could feel safe.
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And from the sounds of it, she's got a pretty tight-knit group of New Yorkers holding her down behind the scenes.
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"They keep on coming," a source from one of the private, tight-knit Switch chat rooms told Motherboard in an online chat.
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He had a tight-knit group of friends with whom he made comedic parody videos that include the spoof classic Poop Fiction.
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But for the Kings — a tight-knit clan, many of whom lived close enough for daily impromptu visits — the shock is incalculable.
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He grew up in a tight-knit extended Mormon family that lived in proximity and that often worked, vacationed and worshiped together.
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A mysterious and tight-knit crew spends its nights at The New York Times, creating a digital archive of the day's paper.
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The new incarnation, which counts Lear as an executive producer, revolves around the tight-knit Cuban-American Alvarez clan in Los Angeles.
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They were a tight-knit gang of friends and family: Among them were four sisters, two brothers and two sets of newlyweds.
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Working in a tight-knit team of six people, there was little she could do to hide anything from her personal life.
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When the couple wed in 1997, Ms. Joseph entered the tight-knit Thomas family, moving into her in-laws' home in Koodathayai.
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It's not unusual for members of Congress to come to see their small, tight-knit staffs as a kind of second family.
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So, too, has Michonne, the source of Rick's strength, evolved from a lone warrior into the heart of a tight-knit group.
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But if a sovereign were to fail, such a tight-knit relationship would inevitably bring down banks as well, exacerbating any crisis.
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"Beaumont is a tight-knit community, and despite all the hubbub and growth, it has a small-town feel," Mr. Davis said.
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"The good thing about Corpus Christie is no matter what we go through, we are a pretty tight knit community," he says.
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Originally founded as a boundary-pushing launchpad for Latino actors, LAByrinth has both expanded over the years and remained extremely tight-knit.
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My school was very small and tight-knit, so at least the teasing tapered off by the time I hit first grade.
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He lost some 60 colleagues in the suicide bombing that decimated the leadership of this tight-knit legal fraternity, probably for years.
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The tight-knit neighborhood that Ms. Maiello had known and loved had changed irrevocably, she said, with rowhouses replaced by large developments.
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When 12 residents of a tight-knit village go missing one after another, the murky details surrounding their disappearances leads to delirium.
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"They were an incredibly tight-knit family who just loved to explore, loved to live life," said Paul Rubin, a family friend.
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Stopping by PEOPLE Now, the Hough siblings opened up about their tight-knit relationship and the downfalls of living under the same roof.
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A tight-knit group of Federalist Society lawyers and judges allow conservatives to advance policy ideas that lack public support through the judiciary.
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Apple's security engineers are a "tight-knit tribe of hackers" with "almost unparalleled power around the company's Cupertino campus," according to the Guardian.
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Whereas others might have seen only stigma, suffering, or oddity, her telling conveyed a tiny utopia, populated by a tight-knit makeshift family.
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A pen pal relationship developed into more, as Cain took an increased interest in Ferguson's case, creating ties with his tight-knit family.
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Smith: We're all a tight-knit group of musicians that have similar interests and know each other through SoundCloud, labels, and the internet.
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Put together a strong team with visionary leadership that can help form a tight-knit culture and a shared interest to push forward.
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In the present, GBE has become less tight-knit, but this video remains as a testament to this one-time allegiance of love.
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And when you're a tight-knit unit like a college football team—it's easy to catch an extra strong case of those feels.
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It's also the latest high-profile change in Bezos's S-team, his tight knit group of senior executives that see very little turnover.
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Word of their decision spread through their tight-knit community of immigrants from Russia and the former Soviet Union in Clark County, Washington.
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After an IPO, you will no longer be a tight-knit group of founders, early hires and investors who know the business intimately.
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The beauty behind this brand is targeting a group of people who are tight-knit and large enough to build a sizable business.
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As evidenced by their Instagram accounts, Dyer, 19, Heaton, 22, and Joe Keery, 24, who plays Steve Harrington, are a tight-knit crew.
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"Time Adventure" focuses on the time-stopping, everlasting power of friendship — a perfect send off for the show and its tight-knit family.
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We will see a shift toward building tight-knit communities and bringing up families with new values as the sharing economy grows stronger.
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As a lot of people know, it's such a close and tight-knit family, so I'm just happy to be back with everybody.
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The family is welcoming Sophie Turner into their tight-knit unit after Joe Jonas proposed to the Game of Thrones actress last month.
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But they're all unfailingly loyal to each other, so tight-knit that they'll run family drills to help J.J. practice his first kiss.
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But 66-year-old Charles Reed, who's lived in Mamou for 60 years, said the community is tight-knit -- and race doesn't matter.
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On August 26, Courtney's friends in their tight-knit Albertville community will hold a nighttime 5k run to raise money for the family.
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The fish jostle and bump one another in a swirling tight-knit mass as the females lay eggs that are fertilized by males.
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Layer that on top of the last 50 years, and you've got some serious distrust of anyone outside of their tight knit community.
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This is happening underground, either in tight-knit friend groups, by word of mouth, or among internet communities where shamans can share information.
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A small city with a tight knit, religious community, Diana always chafed against the hypocrisy he saw in the quiet, religious little town.
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The whole family is a tight-knit crew, so rather than ever kicking Disick out, Kardashian could try to let someone else in.
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These residential institutions are somewhat like the houses at Hogwarts, Santos told me, in that they are tight-knit and have different cultures.
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A tight-knit scene of young players has sprung up, nurtured by a grass-roots infrastructure of gig nights, talent showcases and more.
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It's also a tight-knit community that has become a home for celebrities and the filming base for countless films and TV shows.
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One particular challenge is fighting disinformation in tight-knit or insular communities, who might attend a rally but not see hashtags on Twitter.
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He envisions each superblock becoming a social unit, a tight-knit community with shared common facilities, resilient against the stresses of climate change.
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Those people must work as a tight-knit unit, because they are responsible for the logistics and for the welfare of the horses.
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It is a staple for residents of Arverne, Queens, a tight-knit but often overlooked neighborhood located between Rockaway Beach and Far Rockaway.
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Residents praise its quiet, noncommercial blocks, tight-knit community and housing prices that can be nearly half what you'll pay on similar streets.
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Mr. LaRocca, a winemaker living in nearby Chico, grew up in Helltown — a tight-knit Butte Creek Canyon community just northwest of Paradise.
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The investigation will also include autopsies of the victims, a tight-knit group that included four sisters, two brothers and several young couples.
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Trump the businessman made a career out of relying only on himself and a very tight knit group of family and hangers-on.
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But in a warrior culture that prizes honor and prestige, the rebuke would still cast the men out of a tight-knit brotherhood.
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Everybody knows everybody else in Jackson's small, tight-knit black gay community, and most men will find their sexual partners in this network.
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"The other aspect that makes it fun on the supply side is the tight-knit community that goes along with it," adds Coates.
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The youngest child and only son in a tight-knit Long Island family, Shurka said that his mom wasn't physically or emotionally abusive.
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He began by dismissing the reports of locals looting: Long Beach, he said, was too tight-knit a community for that to happen.
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Their affair, conducted with little discretion in a tight-knit community, is the domestic counterpart of the political struggle between Bayard and Célestin.
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It's hard to catch that if people are acting alone, or in a tight-knit group that doesn't contain anyone under police surveillance.
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In the days following Aaron's death, the tight-knit community has rallied around the grieving Masterson family, with many sharing memories about the boy.
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Some people prefer a tight-knit work community to the broader but more loose-knit ones that remote work fosters, which is fair enough.
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"They are a very tight-knit crew — and they love that Chris is a good-hearted, family-oriented person," a second source told PEOPLE.
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Although the family was initially surprised by Kylie's pregnancy news, the tight-knit crew can't wait to add another family member to the mix.
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And in both states, the outbreaks centered on tight-knit, traditional communities (in New York, ultra-Orthodox Jewish communities and in Washington, Slavic immigrants).
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"They are a very tight-knit crew — and they love that Chris is a good-hearted, family-oriented person," a second source tells PEOPLE.
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The difficult and less-than-legal status of these basement shows made for a tight-knit DIY scene that took its ideals very seriously.
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Barrymore and Diaz have been open about their tight-knit bond since forming their friendship on the set of Charlie's Angels 18 years ago.
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A majority of the looks included skin-tight knit dresses with thigh-high boots (and yes, Kim Kardashian's clear thigh-highs made an appearance!).
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Ann Montgomery, a family friend of the Shieldses' and Whites', wrote on Facebook that Danielle used to go to the small, tight-knit church.
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A recent episode saw the tight-knit group of recovering women at the center of this tale lose a young member to an overdose.
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As in any industry, the highest levels of the legal profession can feel like a tight-knit circle of longtime friends and business associates.
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There was only one person in Myanmar's tight-knit gender equality community, she thought, who would conflate such a demeaning image with women's empowerment.
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Still, if owners, managers and players have often been erratic, the club's tight-knit community culture has been a comforting constant down the years.
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Demand is still manageable, but the company's LEGO-like approach to robot building has made it a hit in Pittsburgh's tight-knit robotics community.
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It's hard to catch that if people are acting alone, or in a tight-knit group that doesn't involve anyone currently under police surveillance.
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Ann Montgomery, a family friend of the Shields and White, wrote on Facebook that Danielle used to go to the small, tight-knit church.
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The Stranger Things kids have been to the Upside Down and back together, so it's no surprise they've become an incredibly tight-knit group.
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Measles in Washington — like many recent measles outbreaks in the US — has been spreading in a particular type of community: tight-knit and traditional.
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But there's a unique feature of tight-knit communities, like the one in Washington, that makes them even more prone to perpetuating false beliefs.
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Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, citizen John Wright is doing his part by collecting hundreds of water bottles from members of his tight-knit community.
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"This is horrific for our tiny little tight-knit town," Alena Berlanga, who lives 10 minutes outside of Sutherland Springs told The Associated Press.
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But Houseparty's core function — bringing close groups of friends together — encroaches on Facebook's newly restated mission statement, which focuses on building tight-knit communities.
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A hallmark of their shows is the sense of community that doesn't feel cliquey, even if the artists themselves keep their group tight-knit.
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I recommend working at The Cheesecake Factory if you're okay with corporate-style workplaces and are craving a workplace with a tight-knit community.
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But she is a member of an internet message board that has spawned a tight-knit community of people obsessed with entering online competitions.
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Given the tight-knit, interdependent nature of Nairobi's tech ecosystem, choosing to come forward with allegations of sexual harassment is not without its risks.
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In addition to her faith and tight-knit family, Day (née Cassandra Monique Batie) cites both R&B icons and contemporaries as her motivators.
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The three generations of women are tight-knit, and launched their own Facebook talk show, Red Table Talk, where they share captivating personal stories.
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Despite the criminal nature of their shared enterprise, the shoplifting community on Reddit interacts like any other tight-knit community bound by common interests.
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Porter, 35, dished on her new music, her tight-knit bond with former mentor Christina Aguilera and her life as a rock-star mom.
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"This is a tight-knit community," Julie Orer, who lives just two doors down from the family on Lake Champlain Drive, told the Sentinel.
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The decision to tap Lau to manage her presidential campaign is emblematic of Warren's deep reliance on a tight-knit group of longtime aides.
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The three generations of women are tight knit, and launched their own Facebook talk show, Red Table Talk, where they share captivating personal stories.
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The wide straps won't dig into your shoulders, and the tight-knit fabric and added elastane give this bra a soft, yet supportive feel.
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Our store in El Paso is well known as a tight-knit community hub, where we serve customers from both sides of the border.
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Recent polls have shown Brenton polling in the single-digits, which might be enough for her to play spoiler in the tight-knit race.
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The tight-knit neighborhood, almost wiped from the map by the monstrous blaze that swept in early last October, is on its way back.
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The tight-knit trio still remain as close as ever with Cox sharing a "girls night" Instagram for her 55th birthday back in June.
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It's no secret that Kardashian comes from a tight-knit family, and she credits her mother and sisters for her positive outlook on life.
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"I come out of the tight-knit Marine Corps, but I've lived on college campuses for three and a half years," he went on.
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The Moxi Skate Girls are the tight knit community that has grown out of Moxi Skates, a roller skate company based in Long Beach.
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He will also seek counsel from his tight-knit family — especially power-couple Ivanka Trump and her husband, New York Observer owner Jared Kushner.
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The sparse human population lives among rain forests, volcanoes and beaches — but our 52 Places traveler found that makes for a tight-knit community.
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The residents are a tight-knit group that Ms. Orlick became part of a few years ago, after attending a show with a friend.
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To learn the orcas' natural and cultural history is to understand how closely connected a mother and calf are, how tight-knit their bond.
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Because the NOLA arts community is so tight-knit that the social and economic consequences for reporting an institution could be dire, she says.
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Some of his clients came through a tight-knit circle of Iranian-Americans, one of whom became a key partner in Mr. Flynn's businesses.
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He moved back to New York, where he sobered up through the 12-step program with support from a tight-knit network of sponsors.
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The truth is that these neighborhoods, though poor, are often tight knit, with a sense of solidarity overriding any supposed lack of ethnic cohesion.
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The trailer promises somewhat of a different premise, highlighting a tight-knit, boundary-breaking friend group climbing its way up Singapore's ladder of success.
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In "Finding Sarah Goode," Andrea Canning reports on the missing daughter in a tight-knit Long Island family, and its efforts to locate her.
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They formed a tight-knit family with their son, Hussle's daughter from a previous relationship, and Cameron Carter, London's son with rapper Lil Wayne.
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In the span of only a few years, drone racing has gone from a tight-knit group of hobbyists to races airing on ESPN.
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Q: I am the president of the board of a tight-knit, 15-unit co-op in Manhattan where residents feel like extended family.
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Chicago and its surrounding suburbs maintain a tight-knit community of Muslims from the countries of both the Middle East and the Indian subcontinent.
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The home was a blight on the otherwise tight-knit, safe block through the 1980s, said Bill Corsa, who has lived there since 1980.
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She had a tight-knit group of friends, a handle on Cleveland's diverse downtown, and was eager to start hunting for her first job.
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It's hard to catch that if people are acting alone, or in a tight-knit group that doesn't contain anyone currently under police surveillance.
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For a band that's only really played around such a tight-knit scene, playing a festival a state over can seem like a dream.
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It appears to be quite a tight-knit community, as the band also share members (as well as ideals) with Iskra, Crepehanger, Leper, and Mutiny.
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The look-a-like duo recently teamed up to show off the Draper James Spring 2018 collection, and opened up about their tight-knit relationship.
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The Kardashian-Jenner empire is such a high-profile, tight-knit force, and loyalty is the most important quality — and that's been a problem before.
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Born in 1969, Randazza grew up in a tight-knit Italian American community in which everyone was assumed to be, and perhaps was, a cousin.
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In New York City and elsewhere, Haredi (sometimes called "ultra-Orthodox" or just "Orthodox") Jews often live in tight-knit communities, insulated from secular culture.
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But Pettis, a long time friend from the fairly tight knit maker community, presented the opportunity to grow the company, while still avoiding corporate influence.
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The majority of them learn to braid at home in countries in Africa and the Caribbean, or in tight-knit communities in the United States.
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Trust, which previously required either the delegation of power or tight-knit relationships, can arise from a collection of independent actors running open-source software.
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The pair had worked for years at the clinic, treating the poor and others in a tight-knit rural community left stunned by their deaths.
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Gaga has long expressed the tight-knit spiritual relationship she feels toward her aunt Joanne Germanotta, even though she died years before she was born.
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Onlookers described the tree-lined residential block as a tight-knit community, where neighbors help raise each other's children, and first-name basis is standard.
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Erik Martig went to YouTube to remember his mentor, who had made a series of instructional videos for the tight-knit community of urban composters.
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Away from her husband and children Lino says she decided to take refuge in a church to maintain the tight-knit bonds with her family.
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And the Trump campaign was one of the most tight-knit operations in presidential election history -- in which Trump's trusted grown children played outsize roles.
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She'd single-handedly organized her daughter Sonia's wedding, 300 guests drinking and dancing in the family's backyard in Hermitage, a tight-knit former steel town.
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The Podesta emails showed that the DNC is currently run by a tight-knit inner circle committed to the very incrementalism voters rejected Tuesday night.
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How do you guys work to nurture new talent, being such a tight knit group, and how important is change and reinvention to the team?
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Though Spicer surrounded himself more than two dozen staffers in the time leading up to the daily briefing, Sanders prefers a focused, tight-knit group.
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There are so many reasons to be jealous of Kim Kardashian — like her upcoming cosmetics brand — but her tight-knit family is definitely number one.
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The youngest of four sisters in a tight-knit family, Moriah was blessed with a doting mother and was the apple of her father's eye.
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"I loved it," says Rose of working with the tight-knit cast which includes Omari Hardwick, 50 Cent, Joseph Sikora, Naturi Naughton and Lela Loren.
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She grew up the middle of five children (three girls, two boys) in a tight-knit, prosperous Buffalo family that encouraged education and public works.
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Like the Tatas, the Mistrys are part of Mumbai's tight-knit Parsi religious minority, and Cyrus Mistry's sister is married to Ratan Tata's half-brother.
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It was a tight-knit space where dozens of college students and recent college graduates, like myself, had the opportunity to hear from the candidates.
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My week playing it as a part of a tight-knit unit was one of the more memorable experiences I've had in an online game.
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In Montreal, there's definitely a tight-knit music community, but try finding links between the music that Jacques Greene, Lunice, Kaytranada and High Klassified make.
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They expressed that they wouldn't have to leave their work family, which illustrates just have instrumental having a tight-knit group of workmates can be.
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He was part of the vibrant Jewish East End around Whitechapel and Stepney, where expats' traditional cuisines became the heart of a tight-knit community.
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Trump has a tight-knit inner circle of advisors, but at the end of the day he is his own campaign manager, spokesperson, and strategist.
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The Times's comment moderators are a tight-knit group, affectionately familiar with our frequent commenters and appreciative of those who contribute thoughtfully, like Mr. Luettgen.
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Craig Peterson, the artistic director of Abrons, also noted the need for "opportunities for cross-pollination," as gentrification has dispersed once tight-knit artist communities.
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The community is tight-knit, and residents regularly hold group cookouts, holiday events and golf-cart parades (the primary mode of transportation in the neighborhood).
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The Cottage Grove campus is home to a small, tight-knit community, where members of the congregation lead their own sermons and sing traditional hymns.
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Credit unions, established as nonprofit cooperatives meant to provide credit and basic financial services to a tight-knit community, are exempt from corporate income tax.
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Ever since costarring on Full House, this cast has held a very tight-knit relationship that has carried on into their new spinoff show, Fuller House.
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We have formed a really tight-knit group in the past year and a half, and I like showing my appreciation for them whenever I can.
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All three, according to those working in the tight knit equestrian community, are driven to walk their own path and be recognized for their own accomplishments.
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I was touched as well by the tight-knit communities I encountered who managed to embrace the US while still maintaining their own way of life.
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"This is a real tight-knit, special community and this is not the norm -- not the norm for our community or for our temple," Mazo said.
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To Kelly Dwyer, this was a tight-knit community working as it should, with long-lasting and resilient social bonds able to withstand even vicious shocks.
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She is finally ready for the world to know the real her (but is it the real her?), which also means knowing her tight-knit clique.
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Tubbs and Reid both thanked friends and neighbors in the tight-knit community, whom they said had given the families strength in coping with their loss.
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Binary plans to stay tight-knit with four partners or fewer, though it's building out a growth team with plans for content and design specialists, too.
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Garrett walks away from this random Airbnb that's definitely not the Yrigoyen home with his ultra tight-knit family's blessing to bring Becca into the fold.
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As a result, much of her early life was spent in transit between her tight-knit extended family in the Bronx and her daily student life.
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The majority of Jenner's tight-knit social circle consists of her assistants and glam squad, which at times blurs the line between personal and professional relationships.
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I have also seen Washington evolve into a tight-knit group of elected officials who have imposed on themselves a high opinion not at all earned.
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Calloway had cultivated a tight-knit community on the social network—one she affectionately dubbed her #AdventureFam—and quickly turned it into a $500,000 book deal.
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"I'm telling you, a more tight-knit group of people you will be hard pressed to find," Corden, who was born in London, said of Manchester.
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"[There's] a lot of shock, fear, and numbness throughout the community but the positive aspect is that this community is very tight knit," Leazenby tells PEOPLE.
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Thanks to their #squadgoals appearances, everyone knows that Gigi Hadid and Taylor Swift run in a tight-knit group of famous female models, actresses, and singers.
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Into this tight-knit community comes Brendan McDonough (Miles Teller), a recovering drug addict determined to clean himself up now that he's accidentally become a father.
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For the Zappas, the dispute seems to have divided a once-tight-knit family, whose children were very much a part of their father's musical career.
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Yet the people of Mingo County have forged their own brand of resilience, one born of the tight-knit rural values that draw embattled citizens together.
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In the libretto, the opera opens in a village on the shores of Lake Lucerne, where Tell lives in a tight-knit community under Austrian occupation.
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But even as these methods expanded, they tended to be the preserve of small, tight-knit institutions, academic societies and professional associations who could uphold standards.
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And while they're thankful for their tight-knit bond, sisters Kourtney and Khloé Kardashian admit that their relationship has changed ever since they all become parents.
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The fact that their church discourages them from smoking and drinking alcohol is likely responsible for some of that difference, as are their tight-knit communities.
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As they crack jokes and tuck into a sauce-drenched BBQ dish served on plastic plates, it's clear that the Saundersons are a tight-knit crew.
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Seventeen years and three children later, the Beckhams are one of the most beautiful and tight-knit famous fams, judging by their annoyingly perfect Instagram feed.
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The community was very tight-knit, and as I only really socialized with people from the church, the whole thing was just part of my reality.
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At the center of a tight-knit circle, one dancer coiled his body around the slow, driving rhythms of Sia's "Cheap Thrills," cheered on by friends.
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We're all unlikely to find ourselves in group as tight-knit (and frankly incestuous) as the one on Friends, but don't you sort of want to?
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Tea companies often use hashtags to identify tight-knit communities on Instagram, and determine which groups to target and who within those groups to work with.
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These enthusiasts travel the globe to tackle the best rooms on offer, cataloguing and comparing notes on each new venture within their tight-knit online community.
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The news, which rocked the tight-knit world of surfing and sparked an outpouring of empathy on social media, was confirmed by the league on Twitter.
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"We have front-loaded a tight-knit team and set our organizational plans, priorities and culture faster and in finer detail than anyone," Ms. Orthman said.
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Kardashian West's tight-knit relationship with Johnson began when she started campaigning for the great-grandmother's presidential pardon in 2018 after learning about the case online.
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Best of all, the closer and more tight knit you are before a disaster, the more you'll be willing to cover the gaps when one happens.
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She began attending Holton-Arms School, a private girls' prep school in Bethesda, Md., in seventh grade, joining a tight-knit group of about 65 girls.
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Soon, the Dogecoin Reddit forum was full of angry scam victims and get-rich-quick schemers, and the once tight-knit Dogecoin community started to disintegrate.
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"The idea is to highlight connections and personalities," says Stone, who wants the store to embody the tight-knit spirit of the global natural wine community.
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It's a reckless decision that subsequently subjects Terry's wife Glory (Julianne Nicholson) and their two kids to suspicion and scorn in their tight-knit Oklahoma community.
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" JSOC has a small, tight-knit group of folks making real-time tactical decisions that must be executed tonight ," a senior military intelligence official told me.
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But mostly, residents said, the Russians appeared to keep to themselves, outsiders in this otherwise tight-knit town, where many families have roots going back generations.
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The tight-knit and multigenerational character of the communities also instilled a sense of collective memory about what the area was like before it was developed.
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And in this city, you'll find a happy healthy lifestyle and a tight knit community of founders and talent ready to support you in your journey.
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None of these people want to stop working, or change careers, or feel like a narc within their very tight-knit world of morning news nightcrawlers.
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The L Word, which aired from 2004 to 2009, is a critically acclaimed show about a tight-knit group of lesbians, their community, and their relationships.
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Squad, an invite-only community and app, is trying to fill the need for offline connections by curating tight-knit events for Gen Z and Millennials.
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His latest film stars Joel Edgerton, Carmen Ejogo, and Kelvin Harrison Jr. as a tight-knit family getting by in the wake of an unexplained apocalypse.
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His family, friends and rabbi in his tight-knit Orthodox community want Menashe to remarry first, but that sits uneasily with this quietly stubborn, independent soul.
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Her reliance on a tight-knit inner circle isolated her from tough political challenges, and she struggled to win over working-class white women and men.
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She had heard stories about his service in World War II from friends and knew well of his tight-knit family's penchant for glamour and speed.
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Israeli officials said their investigation into the attacks by far-right Jews were hampered by the suspects' operating in small, tight-knit cells and eluding electronic surveillance.
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So that's the top of division: The mercurial, volcanic brilliance of L.A.'s loaded roster, and the predictable excellence of San Francisco's tight-knit band of brothers.
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I love the quirky Americanness of Anchorage, the tight-knit communities of both small and big villages, the wide expanses of tundra in the refuges, the mountains.
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Nicol Kimura, 38, attended the Route 91 Harvest festival with a tight-knit group of friends and was killed when the gunman opened fire on the crowd.
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Chautauqua County Sheriff Joseph Gerace tells PEOPLE that, in the rural and tight-knit village of Sherman, in western New York, "everyone was touched" by the shooting.
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It's a pretty well known fact that the Big Little Lies cast is one of the most tight-knit casts around, possibly only competing with Stranger Things.
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As an example, Ford said a common indicator of giftedness —independence — might not manifest in black students, who tend to have tight-knit and interdependent family structures.
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The resulting movie presents a rare inside perspective on the American South's black underclass, sharing the celebrations and stresses of a tight-knit but desperately poor community.
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But when the other girl's mom said no, Lindsey turned back alone down a path where she was a familiar face in the tiny, tight-knit community.
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Facing the alliance is a tight-knit left coalition between the former Maoist rebels and the main opposition Communist UML party, perceived to be closer to China.
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She moved here 38 years ago when she married a local man -- the only way anyone is allowed to move into this unusual and tight-knit community.
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While "toPRAY" had some impressive solo moments, showing off each dancer's particular kind of precision, it gathered the most momentum in tight-knit sequences for all four.
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Since they've welcomed Sylvie home, Jenny and Dave have been a part of a growing, tight-knit community of people who have opened their families to adoption.
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"I've been saying it all year, we've got a tight-knit group out there, out in the bullpen," said Parker, who leads the club with 213 appearances.
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She and her siblings Anwar and Bella Hadid are tight-knit, and she recently told Elle that cooking for her family is one of her favorite pastimes.
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"They were together multiple times a week, always hanging out," said Ms. Flaherty, noting that the tight-knit group of mostly 230-somethings held frequent backyard parties.
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They are the creations of people passionate about their craft who have also formed a tight-knit community where the pizzamakers share recipes and support each other.
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No one can explain why Jon would do such a thing: of all the friends in this tight-knit circle, he seemed the happiest and most successful.
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And so as I show in my book, Ideas With Consequences, the group that is actively involved in shaping policy is still a fairly tight-knit group.
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In addition to longer fill like 'TIGHT-KNIT,' 'MINISKI' and 'BRING IT,' I'm glad I was able to include the cross-referenced 'WII'/ 'FIT' and 'GIN / SLING.
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Drugs in the heartland It's been more than a week since eight people from a single family were found slain across the tight-knit town of Piketon, Ohio.
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The time away from his parents and siblings seems to have been hard for the tight-knit family, who often share their closest moments together on social media.
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The same goes for costumes that are sexy or provocative — even if you have a casual office or a tight-knit team, err on the side of caution.
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The San Francisco-based bank has long had a reputation as a place where a tight-knit group of senior managers worked together to deliver industry-leading returns.
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"I don't know if 'surreal' is the right word," Humphrey said, trying to describe how she felt every emotion as she saw the tight-knit community coming together.
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Jihadist "keyboard warriors" take pride in their ability to return to the service again and again, for that is how they achieve status within their tight-knit community.
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Aside from their son, Kross, they also formed a tight-knit family with Hussle's daughter from a previous relationship and London's son, Cameron Carter, by rapper Lil Wayne.
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Calderón added that since she believes the Latinx community tends to be tight-knit, women who find themselves facing an unintended pregnancy will be supported no matter what.
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The films portray local realities, from the joys of growing up in a tight-knit neighborhood to the difficulties residents face living among drug traffickers and gun violence.
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It's not about having one night stands with your partner's permission, it's about creating deep emotional and romantic bonds with multiple people and forming a tight-knit community.
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Made with ultra comfy tight-knit fabric, with a battery life that can last up to 12 hours, you'll never want to take this beanie off your head.
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I could take as much time as I needed, because I knew I'd get paid, and I knew my tight-knit team would take care of our clients.
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Queenslanders, particularly those outside the main city of Brisbane, have a reputation for being tight-knit community-focused people that don't like outsiders telling them what to do.
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Bernstein went missing in January while visiting his parents in the tight-knit Lake Forest community of Foothill Ranch, about 45 miles (72 kilometers) southeast of Los Angeles.
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Many residents belong to the tight-knit Dawoodi Bohra Muslim community, a Shi'ite sect, who have made the neighbourhood their own with mosques and restaurants serving familiar food.
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It was a tight-knit cult convinced of its mission to connect everyone, but with the discipline of a military unit where everyone knew loose lips sink ships.
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Naseer is keenly aware that the works in this tight-knit exhibition could feed Americans' preconceptions about her home country: the backwardness of Islam, the oppression of women.
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Investigators had focused the search on Gillam, a tight-knit community of about 1,000 people, before turning their efforts to York Landing, about 90 kilometers (55 miles) southwest.
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He told TechCrunch that The Yard focuses on smaller spaces, which fosters a more tight-knit community, while keeping the space fresh with art that's swapped out monthly.
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The billionaire's lack of a track record in politics and exceedingly tight-knit circle makes it almost impossible to gather information about the businessman's likely moves, they said.
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" Dana Fletcher, who owns a business down the road from the church, told CNN's Fredricka Whitfield that Sutherland Springs is a "very small" but "very tight-knit community.
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Mikal knew of her; she was part of the Philadelphia trans community, a subculture that multiple Black trans women described to me as very small, and tight-knit.
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Rebecca Abou-Chedid, a friend who is serving as a spokeswoman for the Jabara family, said Mr. Jabara's death had devastated the tight-knit Lebanese community in Tulsa.
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"The gaming industry is a tight-knit community and Las Vegas is the beating heart of our operations," Reed Exhibitions Americas' President Herve Desky said in a statement.
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He has gathered around him a couple of other similar men and their partners, creating a tight-knit community in, of all unlikely places, a rural Georgia town.
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The "Today" show caters to — and relies on — an overwhelmingly female audience, and Mr. Lauer is part of a cast that presents itself as a tight-knit family.
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His tight-knit family also includes his mother's sister, who lives down the street; the sisters raised their children together, and Andrew regards his cousins as his brothers.
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The passengers were part of a tight-knit group of friends and relatives, some of them recently married, all of them in their late 20s or early 30s.
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The fire had rattled a tight-knit community of longtime tenants and displaced more than 50 families from their homes in the Hamilton Heights neighborhood of Upper Manhattan.
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Reddit, which has 430 million monthly users, is known for its tight-knit communities known as subreddits, where people gather to talk about their curiosities, interests, and obsessions.
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Then, feeling besieged, the new officers drew closer together in a tight-knit camaraderie with its own codes and culture — the origin of today's blue wall of silence.
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His grandmother raised him in a tight-knit family along side her son, Angel, who was two years older, in Brooklyn and more recently in Kew Gardens, Queens.
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Azar spent nearly a decade at Indianapolis-based drug-maker Lilly USA, where associates said he was well known in the city's tight-knit political and policy circles.
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It grew from "an anti-suicide campaign among a tight-knit group of youths, most younger than 25, impelled by tragedy and guided by prophecy," our writer says.
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The idea has divided a tight-knit community of current Columbine students, survivors of the 22016 attack and victims' families, who share a fierce love for the school.
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It was the '70s, after all, and while SLC boasted more than 170,000 residents, the city and surrounding areas felt, for the most part, like a tight-knit community.
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News of Joe Biden's son, Hunter, dating his late brother Beau's widow, Hallie Biden, has made recent headlines — perhaps especially given the tight-knit nature of the Biden family.
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Though they're now a tight-knit family, Brown, 38, recently admitted that he and Porowski, 35, clashed over an "extreme amount of conflict" when they began filming season 1.
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"Rocywood" movies — inspired by Hollywood — portray local realities in the favelas, from the joys of growing up in a tight-knit neighborhood to the difficulties of living among violence.
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Many journalists and others took to social media to offer their support and share stories about what they described as a small, "tight knit" newsroom committed to local news.
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Obviously, this greatly upset the tight-knit Kardashian-Jenner clan, and perhaps no one more than Kim, who went on Ellen to express her disappointment at her sister's beau.
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And since Miles City is so tight-knit, to say that the school district screwed up is to say that friends and neighbors failed to stop a child molester.
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The departures hint at a broader challenge in the business world: How does a celebrated, tight-knit partnership keep the luster of its brand as it changes its personnel?
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Aly and AJ Michalka are tight knit sisters and best friends, so it's no surprise that the two partake in quintessential sister behavior: stealing pieces from each other's closets.
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One last thing: the rise of this data has also driven a quiet change in the way a tight-knit cadre of big-league coaches go about their business.
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Jake Paul's Team 10, a tight-knit group of young vloggers who live together to create an endless supply of YouTube content, is gearing up for a massive restructuring.
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These whales, which are the second largest member of the dolphin family after orcas, travel near these shores in tight-knit pods during the summer in the Southern Hemisphere .
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Zuckerberg didn't go too deep into the specifics of what counts as meaningful, aside from a few examples:There are many tight-knit communities around TV shows and sports teams.
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Witherspoon and her lookalike daughter recently teamed up to model the Draper James Spring 2018 collection, during which the star consequently opened up about the duo's tight-knit relationship.
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The benefits of Peer2Peer have not only been increased confidence, productivity, and mental wellness for incoming DASH freshmen and sophomores, but for our tight-knit community as a whole.
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The tight-knit Rolle brothers Rolle's interest in both neuroscience and football started at a young age, with help from his four older brothers: Marchant, Marvis, Mordecai and McKinley.
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But this may have been less of a coincidence, and more of an indication of how small the tight-knit community of grime and hip-hop lovers still is.
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We've been completely engrossed in the humor of the situation, and we're more concerned about their individual emotional journeys, their tight-knit friendships, their changing relationships with their parents.
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Lawrence notes the majority of the film's crew, including director Francis Lawrence, were people she already knew from shooting Hunger Games, so they were tight-knit from the start.
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Es Satty, who had contacts in both Belgium and France, secretly recruited a tight-knit group of young men who were not especially religious, including four sets of brothers.
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Still, Snap executives have pointed to its users' tight-knit friendships and high engagement as evidence it provides a different quality of audience than Facebook and other ad platforms.
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This is not just the responsibility of human resources departments, or men in the industry -- it's on all of us to take care of this small, tight-knit community.
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"Everybody knows everybody, pretty much," explained Craig in his velvety baritone, when I asked him to explain how the intricate ecosystem of Detroit's tight-knit electronic music community works.
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But the neighborhood, home to a tight-knit community of families and community activists, is coming into its own as a hub for creative, genre-bending craft alcohol producers.
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I live in a fairly tight-knit neighborhood, and now next time I go to the grocery store this woman is going to ask how my Froot Loops were.
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The aim of the Pathway program is to counsel and integrate the veterans into civilian life with the help of the tight-knit community of therapists and staff members.
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You also see that Darius and Al share that kind of tight-knit bond that allows friends to be unspeakably angry one day, then seamlessly in sync the next.
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To the dismay of the tight-knit neighborhood, the M.T.A. says that the best way to fix it is to tear the bridge down as well as the shops.
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While the rest of the "Black Panther" cast became a tight-knit unit, Jordan kept a distance from his fellow actors, believing it would help fuel his character's resentment.
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She and her husband, Douglas Ridloff, a deaf artist and performer who oversees a monthly, multicity, American Sign Language poetry slam, live in a tight-knit section of Williamsburg.
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Readers loved the infectious account of this small town Everyman who embodied the tight-knit nature of this hamlet near the Connecticut River, between New Haven and New London.
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The decision led to the departure of her finance director Michael Pratt, a defection that appeared especially conspicuous given the tight-knit nature of Warren's inner circle of advisers.
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He said that the abuse continued for several years after he joined a tight-knit clique of young musicians who followed Mr. Levine in Cleveland and later New York.
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Sharon (Tina Kellegher), a young checkout clerk from the Dublin suburbs, catches her tight-knit family off guard when she announces she is pregnant after a drunken night out.
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The study, published in the Child Development journal, found that prioritizing a tight-knit group of friends over a larger friend group was associated with better mental health in adulthood.
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While doing some camgirl work for a Montreal-based site, Abby was smitten with the city's tight-knit sex worker community and the weirdo art scene that came with it.
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Venture capital firms rely on small, tight-knit partnerships to agree on which startups to back, so it's not a great sign when you see a steady exodus of talent.
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However, after dinner, the tight-knit group were seen hanging out with the restaurant staff for a while, talking and laughing, before heading back to 1 Hotels & Homes South Beach.
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"I resisted the H word initially," says Sullenberger, who remains in regular contact with the tight-knit group of grateful passengers whose lives he saved on US Airways Flight 1549.
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Tragedy hits a tight-knit community Smith Tower is a senior housing complex made up of 170 homes, and is home to people ages 62 and older, its website says.
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A tight-knit Georgia community is mourning the death of a 17-year-old football player, who died just days after he was injured during a game, according to reports.
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They're a tight-knit group and even have an informal rule that they will collectively endorse or oppose a bill only if 80 percent of their members agree to it.
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DeJesus, now 28-years-old and the youngest of the group, has been quietly enjoying life with her tight-knit family in the suburbs of Cleveland, a source told PEOPLE.
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But there came a day when Fishman, for all that devotion and strict adherence to his faith, did something utterly unthinkable to so many others in his tight-knit community.
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In liberal-leaning California, Howard is part of a secretive tight-knit community of conservatives in the entertainment industry who meet regularly to talk about issues, but normally shun publicity.
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This probably isn't due to a tight-knit, supportive community of parody tweeters than so much as a single Twitter parody account kingpin promoting all of his products at once.
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Over the last four decades, fans have established a tight-knit community of collectors who help each other find missing items in their sets and meet up at fan conventions.
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In both cases, vaccine doubt had little to do with religion — but tight-knit religious communities helped it go viral, leading people to decline vaccines and causing diseases to spread.
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And in Philadelphia, home to between 218,28 and 93,29 Indonesians, it's created a tight-knit community that transcends some of the same divisions that caused so much trouble back home.
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It's a comment on the anti-social atmosphere that vocalist Nick Johnston noticed being fostered in his neighbourhood at the expense of what was a tight-knit and diverse community.
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Furious 7 picked up awards for Favorite Movie and Favorite Action Movie at the People's Choice Awards, and Vin Diesel accepted the award on behalf of the tight-knit cast.
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Her color-intense images — which also document the new-romantic, skinhead and mod tribes — show women in tight-knit pairs, scowling at the camera or teasing height into their hair.
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If you're not in a tight-knit community or part of a large, extended family, and if all your friends are partnered, what does your social / support network look like?
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Adam Neumann's departure caused a stir in the tight-knit community, where many members feared that losing his donations could have a substantial effect on the success of the organization.
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Eric Klinenberg, a sociologist, has found that the tight-knit bonds that are formed set these neighborhoods apart — more so, even, than money or preparedness — in effectively surviving such calamities.
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Working with the N.I.H., Schwartz gained admission to a tight-knit society of researchers who treated the problem of neural implants like calculations for the load limit of a bridge.
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I became closer to my parents and made lifelong friendsMy family has always been tight-knit, but my temper tended to get the best of me as a teenager (#hormones).
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EVE Online is a tight knit community where fans often forge lasting friendships, meeting up yearly for EVE Fanfest in the game's native Reykjavik or the annual EVE Vegas gathering.
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Such is the case with the Southern Ontario Lolitas, a group that counts more than 500 members and the smaller, tight-knit London Ontario Lolitas, which I'm hanging with today.
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After years of tireless, meticulous work, the tight-knit team at Cinelicious—with support from the Cinefamily—has restored Funeral Parade of Roses in 4k from the original 35mm negative.
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It's a Wonderful Life is the prototype—a severe, surprisingly dark story is balanced by a narrative about the sanctity of the family and urgent necessity of tight knit community.
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Ms. Bioh, 34, grew up in the Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan, the youngest of three siblings in a tight-knit, tough-love family that often lived hand-to-mouth.
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Before the whistle that starts the game, the first wave of attackers marches toward midfield in a tight-knit scrum so the defenders cannot identify who will lead the charge.
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Davis had established a tight-knit band, and was enjoying the warm reception to "Kind of Blue," which would go on to become the best-selling album in jazz history.
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But my business, McPherson Strategies, a communications firm that focuses on corporate responsibility and social impact, has never suffered from telecommuting, and I've built an incredibly collaborative, tight-knit team.
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But as queer people become normalized, have these tight-knit families and communities once found in lesbian and gay bars just melted away into a puddle of casual societal acceptance?
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"By completing the renovation of the iconic stadium, we'll ensure the future of football in this tight-knit community will stay bright for generations," said Josh Benedek, spokesperson for Nike.
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When Josslyn and Ryan Ball, now both 32, decided to leave the Upper West Side for the suburbs, they wanted a community with good schools and a tight-knit feel.
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There are legitimate reasons why we've stuck around for so long, most of all for the personal, tight-knit community early internet message boards and fan sites were known for.
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However, other members of this tight-knit community say the higher prices are exaggerated, even if their own collections are now worth far more, and some have raised ethical concerns.
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However, other members of this tight-knit community say the higher prices are exaggerated, even if their own collections are now worth far more, and some have raised ethical concerns.
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As he prepares for a possible run, Biden has hunkered down for strategy sessions with a tight knit group of advisers and held meetings with top Democrats and elected officials.
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We all know the buttock-clenching awkwardness when the question of money – what doors it opens, what doors it closes – rears its ugly head within a previously tight-knit group.
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Neither are questions about how his sexuality, or perceptions of his sexuality, could have impacted his ability to receive emotional support on a tight-knit but very masculine NFL team.
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LA MORA, Mexico (Reuters) - Two months after tragedy struck, beefed-up security has helped calm the holdout residents of a tight-knit community of U.S.-Mexican families of Mormon origin.
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Or where violent acts are described as the work of an "intense loner who grew up in a tight-knit, deeply religious family," as The New York Times described Conditt.
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And Notion — besides attracting so much buzz in Silicon Valley's VC scene that investors were literally knocking on the door — has a tight-knit workforce in San Francisco's Mission District.
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But when I'd ask the Prestige dancers about Instagram directly, they would sometimes become evasive; a tight-knit group would dissolve, girls trotting down the hall away from my question.
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We've obviously switched out some of our partnerships, but we've had a really good run at keeping a very tight-knit thing, which is driven a lot of our growth.
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Although Moore is a homebody who shares a four-story townhouse in Atlanta with her mother, she could rarely attend her local church or visit her tight-knit extended family.
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In an emotional commemoration, her snowboarding friends within the tight-knit Alpine community have already memorialized the Olympic hopeful by lighting 120 lanterns high in the mountains around the ski resort.
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After all, if I was going to talk to the cast of Claws — TNT's new drama starring five tight-knit manicurists, premiering on June 11 — I figured I'd better come prepared.
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The young ensemble were, however, nominated for a Screen Actors Guild award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast, an award Jackson Jr. says is especially meaningful to the tight-knit group.
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Smith-Taylor grew up in Dallas but told me she was drawn to the small campus because of its tight-knit feel, something she said is emblematic of the entire Delta.
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His death rocked Glee's tight knit cast, which included his girlfriend, Lea Michele, and exposed a life of trouble and addiction that was very different from his clean-cut public image.
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Facebook is adding new management tools and features for groups today, as the company increasingly tries to encourage meaningful conversations and sees tight-knit communities as one way to do that.
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A tight-knit circle of supporters, among them quite a few personal friends of Nixon and her wife, braved the latest nor'easter to drink beer and get excited about her campaign.
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The day after the bombings, the church and the tight-knit Catholic community in Katuwapitiya, a suburban area about an hour north of the capital, Colombo, were still reeling in shock.
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That has allowed the emergence of a tight-knit community that shares recommendations and in-jokes, or rants about a new band's terrible sophomore release, without intervention from any chatroom overlord.
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The crime — which stunned the tight-knit, trusting community — gained national attention, and eventually infamy, after author Truman Capote traveled there to research it for his 1966 book, In Cold Blood.
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The shooting has rattled the tight-knit community of Madden NFL players and fans, many of whom witnessed the rampage or saw it broadcast in real time on a Twitch livestream.
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" The talk show star added that she also stayed on because she feels close to the tight-knit crew that produces Today, characteristically noting, "We know when somebody's having a colonoscopy.
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Now, the actress, 37, is starring alongside Queen Latifah and Jada Pinkett Smith in the new comedy Girls Trip —playing the wildest member of a tight-knit crew of college girlfriends.
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It's been said that batida is understood to mean something like "my crew's of beats," but even within the tight-knit scene that he lords over, DJ Marfox exhibits happy idiosyncrasies.
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Now that a three-year transition deal has been struck to deliver on their demands, activists from the tight-knit, Nile-side neighborhood are torn over what to make of it.
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The unit, which Woodruff describes as "one of the federal government's most tight-knit, specialized, and secretive investigative entities" focuses solely on financial crimes, such as tax evasion and money laundering.
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Like those journalists, I was able to build my experience of the game from a tight-knit, informal community that had no interest in proving who was better than who else.
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Her tight-knit relationship with Oribe has spanned more than three decades, after they instantly hit it off for the first time on set of an American Vogue shoot in 1986.
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Earlier this month, a source told PEOPLE Kim is "excited" that her sisters are pregnant and hopes that the next generation of their family is as tight-knit as they are.
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The men explain that they've been training "harder, longer, smarter" at the Colorado Springs Olympic Training Center together to achieve gold in Rio – and "nothing" can stop the tight-knit squad.
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Clinton has long relied on a tight-knit, intensely loyal group of aides who share her instincts for political warfare and her skepticism and even hostility toward calls for fuller disclosure.
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When Tatiana Garcia-Granados bought a fixer-upper in Philadelphia's Strawberry Mansion neighborhood in 29, she fell in love with the area's historic homes, colorful murals and tight-knit family feel.
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We are heartbroken that he committed this violence in his hometown, at a family event meant to celebrate the tight knit community we have been a part of for twenty years.
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The tight-knit nature of the Jewish community, a point of pride, now has a downside: In a world where so many people are interconnected, the risk of transmission rises sharply.
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This generation of black players has embraced their roles beyond hockey and formed a tight-knit group that emphasizes the importance of past sacrifices and a vision of a fairer future.
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How a global museum with an international leadership team will use these endowments from Remai and other private donors to support Saskatoon's tight-knit community is a primary concern for locals.
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I was blown away by "Madison Park," a book just written by a colleague of mine, Eric Motley, about growing up in a tight-knit African-American enclave of Montgomery, Ala.
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These undertakings become more feasible only when they are supported by a very local, very human network of institutions such as strong community schools, churches, sports leagues and tight-knit neighborhoods.
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The shooting last week in Osmington, a tight-knit rural community near Perth, made headlines around the world for being the worst mass shooting in Australia in more than two decades.
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The protesters were angry over the Berlin prosecutor's supposed refusal to indict three Arab migrants who, they said, raped a 0003-year-old girl from Berlin's tight-knit Russian-German community.
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As a measles epidemic swept through the tight-knit community in 2013, his team collected blood samples from 90 children ages 4 to 17 who had no clinical signs of measles.
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Aniston, who has publicly discussed her fallout with certain family members, including her late mother Nancy Aniston, said she credits her tight-knit group of friends for helping her stay grounded.
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Before joining the administration, Azar and Verma were both based in Indianapolis, where the state's political and policy circle is so tight-knit that their children even attended the same school.
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After the Spanish Expulsion in 1492, many Sephardim fled to Greece and formed tight-knit Jewish communities, so their Passover recipes reflect both the customs of the holiday and the local fare.
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The source also says Kardashian has been surrounding himself with his tight-knit family and focusing on fatherhood as he attempts to move past his toxic relationship with ex-fiancée Blac Chyna.
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Tanden, who played a key role in shaping Obama's health care overhaul, is a member of Clinton's tight-knit inner circle, and has also worked for her husband, former President Bill Clinton.
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Earl Swift provides a thorough, intimate look at the small, tight-knit community of Tangier Island, Virginia — and how that community is responding to its destruction by the effects of climate change.
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After making names for themselves in Edmonton's small but tight-knit electronic music scene, Brandon Smith (aka Tendencies), Carter Booth, and Sven K have teamed up to form a new label, Kudatah.
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In the tight-knit Jain and Patel gem trading fraternities, where many struggle to get bank credit, most business is done informally, with cash lent and goods advanced without collateral or paperwork.
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Everyone knows the Irwins are a tight-knit clan, so when it came time for Bindi's engagement to Chandler Powell, it was a no-brainer that her family would be incorporated somehow!
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Perhaps the biggest difference between North and her famous aunts, though, is that unlike the tight-knit siblings of KUWTK, this kid would rather not have to share the attention with anyone.
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In recent years, however, outbreaks of the virus have cropped up in tight-knit communities across the country, including Orthodox Jewish communities in Los Angeles and New York and Ohio's Amish population.
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"My troop leader saw my potential and she was somebody outside of my family, an adult who helped me see opportunities beyond what was available in my tight-knit family," she said.
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They never could have guessed in 2014 that within a few years, they would be the subject of suspicion and outright contempt in some quarters of the tight-knit cannabis-growing world.
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The Swiss government had contended the nation's outdated intelligence laws had left Switzerland ill-equipped to tackle threats that have intensified as militants deploy new technology in a tight-knit global network.
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He notes how the disintegration of tight-knit communities has exacerbated issues like drug abuse and mental health, and how the focus on big-box retail development has undermined smaller-scale entrepreneurship.
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Beall, who has a graduate degree in accounting from the University of Tennessee and loves design and architecture, is relying on the tight-knit team of loyal, longtime employees her husband built.
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After spending time with the Iyengars in their restaurant and their tight-knit community of Edison, we see that it's no coincidence that the word "swagath" means "welcome" in their native tongue.
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The sense of closeness and tight-knit community certainly seems to draw people in and, again, that's something which marks Palace out from the titans at the top of the Premier League.
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While Libros787 has not moved far from Parallel18's tight-knit community of start-ups, the company's founders have made a business of selling Puerto Rican books to the far-flung diaspora.
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A tight-knit scene of players in their 20s and early 30s has sprung up, nurtured by a grass-roots infrastructure of gig nights, talent showcases, online radio stations and independent labels.
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Parents united by their kids' dreams Chester and her daughter, Payton, were part of a tight-knit group of Team Mamba families -- all brought together by their kids' passion for the game.
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For instance, she's also the person responsible for throwing parties and get-togethers for the tight-knit cast, who can often be seen out and about together on the streets of Vancouver.
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But in Bridgeton, a tight-knit enclave of mostly Latino immigrants, the case has thrust residents into the heated, national discourse over immigration and xenophobia from which they had been mostly insulated.
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Adams said that Orlando is a tight-knit community for gay and straight people alike, and that he and his boyfriend are waiting anxiously for authorities to release the names of victims.
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For bodies that don't belong — the queer, trans, disabled, person of color, or immigrant body — the close, tight-knit community that the Midwest prides itself on can be more isolating than uniting.
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It was a blow to the tight-knit world of contemporary music, in which the 38-year-old Mr. Marks was a prominent presence as a composer, vocalist and French horn player.
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Isolated from technology and with horse-drawn carts as their only means of transportation, Sabinal's 1,500 Mennonites are divided as government-installed power lines have brought controversy to their tight-knit community.
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In some districts, several obscure candidates with vague policy platforms popped up right before registration closed and made it to the preliminary list despite being mostly unknown in Asgardia's tight-knit political community.
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In Silicon Valley, BayBrazil has been hugely impactful in connecting and building a tight-knit community of Brazilian and U.S. professionals, founders and scholars living and working in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Inspired by these 11- and 12-year-old girls, with their tight-knit friendships and extraordinary business acumen, we were too young to know the lasting influence the ambitious characters had on us.
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The community I remember was always tight-knit — I could walk down the street and ask for a cup of sugar or take a couple of my neighbor's mangoes — but nothing like this.
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And despite the city's reputation as a gambling mecca, it's actually a nice place to raise a family, with good schools, a low cost of living and tight-knit communities outside the city.
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But she said the tight-knit nature of the lucrative industry, much of which is controlled by a handful of powerful families, worked against transparency as big players could close ranks against accusers.
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Though still confined to the fringes, a globally dispersed but tight-knit coalition of economists, grass-roots organizers, business leaders and politicians, along with some investors, have begun to sketch out an answer.
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Their rollout should increase the sharing of resonant content as well as the sense of tight-knit camaraderie and vulnerability in groups — ranging from activist leagues to patient support networks to hobbyist clubs.
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However, "one of the best parts about this group … is that everyone is really grounded and a genuine person," said Jauregui, who added that those qualities help the tight-knit group overcome challenges.
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When Ziering said the final installment of the series made him feel "lucky" they'd come this far, Reid echoed his statements, adding that the tight-knit cast's friendship had blossomed over the years.
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About a dozen hours into Final Fantasy XV, after I'd slain countless monsters and traveled hundreds of miles and bonded with tight-knit group of friends, a strange feeling swelled in my chest.
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One private security professional who was already inside the complex called a friend, lighting up the phones of a tight-knit community: Americans, Britons, Israelis and Kenyans who work in the security industry.
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Most of the military does not fire their weapons at the enemy, do not get shot, but they do function in these close, tight-knit groups, and those emotional bonds become incredibly important.
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The suspects may be in disguise The manhunt for suspects Kam McLeod, 19, and Bryer Schmegelsky, 18, is focused on Gillam, a tight-knit rural town of about 1,000 people in northern Manitoba.
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For instance, I was very taken by "Early Shaker Spirituals," a Wooster Group show about Shaker songs and dances — and a great example of one tight-knit group turning its attention to another.
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But Kepler found other worlds: Styrofoam planets, lava planets, ocean worlds, planets with more than one sun and systems of planets spinning around their star in tight-knit synchrony like distant Swiss watches.
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Tight-knit communities have become an urgent focus of health departments across the country, Nancy Messonnier, the director of the CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, told Vox earlier this year.
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The idea has divided the tight-knit community of Columbine and stirred debate about whether places devastated by mass shootings can ever exorcise their legacy by demolishing the buildings where the violence occurred.
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We were a tight-knit, ambitious group of co-founders who believed deeply in the power of community and dedicated ourselves to helping neighbors everywhere create stronger, safer, happier places to call home.
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Ms. Jordeno chronicled her tight-knit group for several years, and was able to document two of her subjects, Gia Marie Love and Izana Vidal, at various stages of their transitioning to women.
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"Our command is a tight-knit community," said Colonel Grass, his own dog tags sandwiched into the tan laces of his left boot, as the boom of rifle training echoed in the distance.
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BOSTON/NEW YORK, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Proxy solicitor Morrow Sodali this week hired Paul Schulman from rival MacKenzie Partners, a prominent shakeup in the tight-knit world of vote-counting for corporate battles.
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That 427-word statement came after days of nonstop texts and conference calls among a tight-knit group of lawmakers who all have backgrounds in national security, including in the military and CIA.
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That official view had begun to shift in recent years after prolonged outcry from many in the tight-knit bedroom community who believe that with the Lefferts Boulevard bridge goes Kew Gardens' soul.
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The expecting mother was one of the first in a cluster of new HIV cases in southern Indiana that would quickly grow in a tight-knit community of drug users who shared needles.
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She comes from a tight-knit family and is very close to both her British parents, Carole and Michael Middleton, who became millionaires when their online party supply business, Party Pieces, took off.
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On Tuesday, the young star stopped by The Late Show to talk all things Stranger Things and dished on her tight-knit squad and even taught Colbert a thing or two about millennial slang.
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In Las Minas, Fares leads a tight-knit group of six men aged 16 to 27 who belong to the TIP program, which is implemented by Cali's University of Valle and local police authorities.
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According to CDC data, 88 percent of all recent measles cases have happened in tight-knit communities, which Messonier defines as people of a similar background who share values and beliefs and interact often.
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Starr's family is a tight-knit one, and that means lots of screen time for her parents, Lisa (Regina Hall) and Maverick (Russell Hornsby), and her brothers, Seven (Lamar Johnson) and Sekani (TJ Wright).
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Those less-active creators, who can cultivate a tight-knit community even if the audience is small, are still without a lot of options for generating even small amounts of ancillary income from YouTube.
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From the explosive rumors of Kylie and Khloé's unconfirmed pregnancies, to Kim's tantalizing hints that there may be a leak in their tight-knit inner circle, the family has dominated the entertainment news cycle.
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By the looks of the cast's Instagram stories — which shows Sprouse, Lili Reinhart, Camila Mendes, Charles Melton, K.J. Apa, and Casey Cott goofing around on set — it's safe to assume they're a tight knit.
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Rego Park and nearby Forest Hills are home to a tight-knit community of Bukharians, first- and second-generation Jewish immigrants from Central Asia who migrated to the area after the Soviet Union collapsed.
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There are numerous interest groups and political factions around issues like health care, he said, but there is a tight-knit community of conservative lawyers who foster and promote court nominees during Republican administrations.
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Some of her fellow students were "weirded out" by her honesty, but enough of them formed a tight knit support group around her that she felt like she didn't need to hide anything anymore.
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" Ultimately, Phillips adds, "It is not a question of deaf or hearing—it is a situation where a loving, tight-knit family uses a beautiful, visual language to communicate and bond with each other.
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In docs, Atlantic says it sent a few digital copies of the Twenty One Pilots track "Heathens" to a tight-knit group ... roughly a week before it was scheduled to drop to the public.
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He has one very famous friendBesides his many connections in the tight-knit comedy community, Rothman also has ties to the A-list: A source reveals to PEOPLE that Rothman is pals with Adele!
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As reports continued to spring up, and Khloé remained in Cleveland awaiting the birth, all eyes were on the tight-knit family to see if they would respond to the drama, if at all.
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In a phone interview, Walton, who has booked Menstrual Munchies at that venue, said the pornogrind scene is tight-knit and that he and his friends have been devastated to learn what Betts did.
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It took a background in custom shoe making, a focused design plan, on-the-ground testing, and good old-fashioned word-of-mouth in tight-knit outdoors communities to get Chaco off the ground.
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"It's natural to want to keep that tight-knit group together, but it's impossible to move into the general election with such a small team," said Christian Ferry, John McCainJohn Sidney McCainFighter pilot vs.
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Its obviously smaller than the mainstream scenes, but I feel like because it's so small, and we really, really, love this music, we're like a tight knit family more-so than like, a scene.
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Beginning at Cirque du Womp in Detroit, and fine-tuning his technique at parties and festivals, Lawrence eventually attracted a tight-knit crew of fellow artists, and they took their show on the road.
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Some legislators complain that Trudeau's tight-knit team has kept them at a distance, that it can be hard to speak to the prime minister alone and that he has ignored people with experience.
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Especially when it comes to tight-knit communities, public health officials need to build trust over years, and stick around long after outbreaks are over, to get communities and community leaders on their side.
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But the biggest challenge, they say, is leaving behind their tight-knit family, many of whom live within walking distance or a short drive of their home, including Mr. Reyes's 100-year-old mother.
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ABC's excellent new sitcom about a tight-knit, cynical family whose eldest son has non-verbal cerebral palsy has been sharp since its very first episode, thanks in large part to its talented cast.
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Their nostalgic, tight-knit culture is maintained by Liedy's geographic remoteness — it is sandwiched between empty lots on the North Shore of Staten Island — and the bar's detachment from the rest of the city.
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It was a small and tight-knit community then, and when key players bickered on Twitter, Keem would narrate alongside them — "shoutcasting," as it's known in esports — and eventually brought the schtick to YouTube.
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"Setting it up in a township, everyone understood this notion of a struggling community, a tight-knit community, because townships are like that," Ms. Schultz said during a recent rehearsal break at the Met.
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While it's a pity that 143 can still deliver that kind of first, it's nonetheless important because of what it signifies: that the tight-knit circle of Hollywood insiders might be starting to fracture.
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While it's a pity that 2017 can still deliver that kind of first, it's nonetheless important because of what it signifies: that the tight-knit circle of Hollywood insiders might be starting to fracture.
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Kim Kardashian West is "excited" that her sisters are pregnant, and hopes that the next generation of their family is as tight-knit as they are, a source close to the reality star tells PEOPLE.
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The series of bomb threats in recent weeks has disrupted day-to-day life, sparked fear in tight-knit communities, and raised questions about what the federal government is doing to find out who's responsible.
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Witherspoon often brings Phillippe along as her date to red carpet events and the duo opened up about their tight knit relationship recently when they joined forces to model Witherspoon's Draper James Spring 2018 collection.
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I'd been born into the comforts of a tight-knit diaspora, the infrastructure and stability my mother's immigrant generation had built in Northern California, pulling one another up with loans, job offers, places to sleep.
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As if that weren't enough, the social platform has also made room for small, indie brands to succeed and build their own tight-knit communities on the platform, threatening long standing giants like Victoria's Secret.
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Wen brought in a tight-knit group of people from the Baltimore Department of Health with whom she would constantly have "secret meetings" without other staff, two sources said, not seeming to trust anyone else.
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Mujey, whose father remained in Africa, grew up in a tight-knit family of strong women, close with her mother and her aunts, who all now live and work near each other in Midwest suburbia.
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Sometimes you have to make a decision in a matter of hours or days, and we want to be able to do that, and you can only achieve that with a small, tight-knit group.
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To create a distraction from his sadness, the retired judge built an in-ground pool into his backyard in Morris, Minnesota, and invited all those in his tight-knit neighborhood to play anytime they'd like.
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But like Pata de Lora and others in their tight-knit community, the woman is hesitant to talk, and investigators – and the viewer – get a glimpse of how dangerous life in the jungle can be.
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He said the raided house was initially rented by two people on April 18 and they went away for a short period, and later returned with eight others, raising suspicions in the tight-knit community.
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In a tight-knit Sarasota, Florida, neighborhood where everybody seems to know everything about each other, there are few details known about the disappearance of Jabez Spann, a well-liked athlete and rising football star.
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" Until then, she admitted she misses her tight-knit costars most: "We're all still very, very close," she said of the Downton crew – but "we're all off doing different things now all over the world.
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And secondly, when you throw in the fact that it is mostly men doing the recruiting — to join their clubby, tight-knit partnerships — you begin to see why the numbers are the way they are.
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When the tight-knit community heard she needed a date, several boys in her class came forward to ask her to prom, while presenting her with a few sweet gifts, including cake, flowers and donuts.
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Marawi, which declared itself an "Islamic city" in 1980, is the capital of Lanao del Sur province, on the island of Mindanao, and the religious center of the Maranao, a tight-knit indigenous Muslim community.
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She said she wanted to be someone entirely new in college and do everything she couldn't do back home in Singapore, our large city that was somehow made small by our tight-knit Indian community.
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Joanne Yepsen, the mayor of Saratoga Springs, called those arrests disturbing and contrary to the inclusive culture of a thriving, tight-knit town that benefits greatly from Latinos working in restaurants and at the track.
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Shaw says she's especially excited for viewers to get a peek inside the tight-knit songwriting community, where genres often know no boundaries and members are as supportive of one another as they are competitive.
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Orthodox Jews, in general, live in tight-knit communities because of their need to cluster around an infrastructure that includes a synagogue within walking distance, kosher butchers, yeshivas for boys and girls, and ritual baths.
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Vogel said the tragedy was bringing the Western Conference-leading Lakers, an already tight-knit group, even closer together and credited team leaders LeBron James and Anthony Davis with helping the players manage their emotions.
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"Holly was a tight-knit community where everyone in the neighborhood knew each other and watched out for one another," Meza said of the neighborhood when Juan in a Million first opened 40 years ago.
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The first episode, which is streaming below, hones in on Mpireboyz, a tight-knit car club desperately trying to legitimize and recognize their brand of car and motorbike racing as an organized and legal sport.
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That's when he became absorbed by Kent's tight-knit punk rock scene and its DIY methodology and aesthetics, manifested not just through music, but also the accompanying art parties, xeroxed zines, and illustrative show flyers.
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The Tree of Life synagogue, where 11 people were killed by a gunman who burst into a morning service, is home to three congregations in Squirrel Hill, the heart of Pittsburgh's tight-knit Jewish community.
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It's a very How To Get Away With Murder moment, and implies that not only does the gang do something very bad, but does something so terrible that it breaks apart their tight-knit friend group.
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Moderated by our very own Arianna Davis (who recaps Queen Sugar each week), the panel of tight-knit actors played off each other so well, we found ourselves falling in love with them all over again.
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Dressed in black, and heavily armed, FAES units go house to house, cracking heads and arresting opponents, intimidating protesters and sewing terror in these tight-knit communities, according to relatives of victims and human rights activists.
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At Uber, Clark was part of a tight-knit group of execs close to ousted CEO and co-founder Travis Kalanick, although he did not appear to have been as controversial as some, if at all.
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Steve Bannon and Reince Priebus have reportedly been growing frustrated by Conway's failure to become a team player in a transition process where the top players are forming a tight knit group around the president-elect.
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The 22-year-old Ohio native, who was released from imprisonment in North Korea in a coma on Tuesday, waxed nostalgic about their tight-knit community during his speech to his fellow Wyoming High School graduates.
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The actor, who plays Kimmy Gibbler's on-again-off-again love Fernando on the Netflix sitcom, says the tight-knit cast could not have been more supportive when he publicly came out as gay last month.
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READ: At least 3 dead in California garlic festival shooting Established to celebrate garlicky foods and the tight-knit Gilroy community, the event has raised more than $11.7 million for local charities since 1979, organizers said.
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People in the tight-knit community immediately began to check on the well-being of their neighbors and share water and other supplies (many opened beers or cooked meat before it spoiled in refrigerators without power).
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Neighbors left in shock On Monday, as news of the death began to filter through the area's tight-knit local community, relatives and neighbors began to gather in the narrow alleyway outside of the family's home.
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"It's very tight-knit and small," she said, adding that whenever her children walked home from school instead of taking the bus, neighbors who spotted them would pick up the phone to make sure she knew.
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The 74-year-old Dolbeer is now regarded as the elder statesman of the bird-strike world, a tight-knit group of researchers and practitioners who gather regularly to discuss the best methods to minimize snarge.
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"We are not amused," he said, using a quote attributed to Queen Victoria to express his disappointment with the couple's decision to step back from the Crown, which sent shudders through his tight-knit monarchist fraternity.
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The couple couldn't leave their apartment in the city of Ganja—which Aliyev describes as a tight-knit, socially conservative city where "everyone knows everyone"—without being recognized, so they began wearing masks everywhere they went.
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The show served as a kaleidoscopic lens on the development of ballet in 20th-century New York alongside avant-garde visual arts, with a focus on the tight-knit circle of gay men who propelled it.
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The wedding was super tight-knit and personal -- just family and close friends -- and there were a handful of celebs in attendance ... including Remy Ma, Joe Budden, Papoose and 'L&HH' castmates Sierra and Karlie Redd.
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To ask what it was like for the women who made that journey is also to ask how the modern Mormon Church developed its tight-knit social world, and to think about who mattered within it.
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Even for people in tight-knit families, the bonds that form between military service members are at an entirely different level, especially for those who are combat trained and must rely on each other to survive.
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In the Heights centers on a New York City bodega owner (Hamilton alum Anthony Ramos) with big dreams, but it's also about the neighborhood he lives in — the tight-knit, predominantly Latino community of Washington Heights.
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News of the arrest rocked the tight-knit town, with people flooding local Facebook groups to express gratitude to the police, as well as alarm that a potential tragedy came so close to befalling their community.
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Delaney's family shared with us an upsetting story about how, after going public with her sexual assault, she was being bullied online by members of her very tight-knit Southern California community—by kids and parents.
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"The Sikh temple in Mission agrees with me it's a very tight-knit community, very moderate, and if such a thing was going on, they'd know about it and they wouldn't stand for it," he said.
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It also underlined how militants in the world's most populous Muslim nation, once tight-knit under the Jemaah Islamiah group and internally focused, are splintering into smaller gangs loosely linked to Islamic State with increasingly regional ambitions.
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While strictly forbidden in orthodox communities, the culturally-contemporary Jew can interpret the Torah in a way that allows for both a tight-knit relationship with Adonai and a shared one-bedroom in Chelsea with his boyfriend.
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Of course, in a world where culture and tight-knit relationships are increasingly important to companies, it's important for the people interviewing you to like you as a person, to want to bring you into their tribe.
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The Steelers, who by necessity have to be a tight-knit team, decided to kill those two birds with one spicy-ass stone by trying this One Chip Challenge craze that has all those wacky kids talking.
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A friend who knew Sara Ellis from growing up in Brevard County, Florida, said Ellis had a tight-knit family and group of friends who enjoyed hanging around the Ellis family home for pool parties and cookouts.
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But the number of share issues has fallen over the past decade, as few companies can draw the attention of the tight knit funding community that provides funding and expertise to create the next Facebook or Google.
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I am a co-founding member of the Bangladeshi Feminist Collective, a closed space that serves as a healing, thinking, and resting political home for a tight-knit NYC-based group of women-identified organizers and activists.
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At a press conference on Thursday, school officials at the Arts and Communication Magnet Academy in Oregon said they were providing additional counselors to help the small community of 710 "tight-knit" students cope with the news.
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After starting as a hitting partner, Witt became a trusted member of the tight-knit Williams team, and took on a larger role as the family patriarch Richard Williams stepped back from the rigors of the tour.
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"This is a tight-knit community, and they're all mad, they're all hurt and they're all scared, especially at a time when health insurance is so important," Gregg I. Shavitz, another lawyer for Ms. Wood, said Monday.
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The world of crabbers is tight-knit, and several fishermen in the Florida Keys and Everglades City pointed to Mr. Barnhill, the third-generation crabber in Pine Island, as a symbol of the pain they have suffered.
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The locals are a mix typical of many changing Brooklyn neighborhoods: young single people lured by affordable rent, families looking for a nurturing environment and older residents who helped turn their block into a tight-knit community.
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But following a trail of online bread crumbs, Mr. Albright detailed how Black Elevation leveraged tight-knit groups of activists in the United States to gain a following and persuade people to participate in real protest rallies.
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They stayed shuttered through the decades until his death at 89 last year, even as many in this tight knit community of 1,200 eventually warmed to the idea of having a famous artist living in their midst.
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Mr. Anavim, 34, grew up there amid a tight-knit Persian community, and the art on the walls of the loft where he lives and works in Chelsea are reflections of the cultures that imbued his childhood.
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The diagnosis was understandably difficult for the tight-knit family, but things only worsened in the past few months when doctors delivered the heartwrenching news in August that Benoit Desclefs had an inoperable tumor on his brain.
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The tight-knit friendship between Kylie Jenner and Jordyn Woods came to an abrupt end in 2019 when reports stated that Woods supposedly kissed Tristan Thompson, Khloé Kardashian's then-boyfriend and the father of her daughter, True.
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As a band they were pegged as thoughtful, bookish outliers in London's tight-knit music scene—they knew tons of people in bands, but preferred to stand a little to the left of the Dalston party scene.
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Doncaster, of course, was proud of the Belles: A small, tight-knit town on the edge of the South Yorkshire coalfield, it is not a place that attracts much national attention, or frequently enjoys much sporting success.
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Now, after more than two decades in business, Muay Thai Kai Singthong is at risk of closure, and while the tight knit family he created most definitely wont be lost, an intricate part of history will be.
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That he is now holding the threads of some of the Kremlin's most important operations illustrates the important role of smoke and mirrors in the Kremlin and the tight-knit nature of Putin's real inner circle, analysts said.
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"It's the digital equivalent of moving to an isolated and tight-knit community, using its own language quirks and catering to its obsessions, running for mayor, and then using that position to influence national politics," the authors write.
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Unusually, Amazon saw several departures among its VP-level executives last year, while Bezos lost two of his S-Team members, a tight-knit group of over a dozen senior executives famous for seeing very few departures historically.
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" In January, Gabbard disrupted Hawaii's traditionally tight-knit, four-member delegation with a surprise op-ed criticizing Democrats' questioning of a judicial nominee, writing in The Hill that "elected leaders engaging in religion-baiting are playing with fire.
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The time away from parents Victoria and David Beckham and siblings Romeo, 15, Cruz, 13, and Harper, 6, seems to have been hard for the tight-knit family — who often share their closest moments together on social media.
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Sounding too literary to be true, modest citizens of the city fended for themselves in tight knit community groups, and the best life could be found on the top floors, with access to the rooftops and fresh air.
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A group of men known as the Granite Mountain Hotshots -- a tight-knit team of experts trained to fight out-of-control wildfires -- died on June 30, 2013 while battling the Yarnell Hill fire, northwest of Phoenix, Arizona.
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After an 11-hour standoff between the attackers and the Bangladeshi security forces, the death toll included people who were part of Dhaka's tight-knit group of Italians, and a group of young students with ties to America.
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Atlanta is a bustling melting pot, offering up a little bit of everything, from the rap stars it consistently births, to a slew of tech startups, to an exploding food scene and a thriving, tight-knit arts community.
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This scene is replicated nearly every month in the main square by a tight-knit group of women who are rapping as a way to draw attention to issues like poverty, gender inequalities and disenfranchisement of indigenous communities.
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Today, on a supremely tight-knit team, he's like a revered grandfather: wise and beloved, confident enough to let himself be ribbed for his age, still stern and sharp enough to command respect and set a high bar.
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MADRID — Spain prides itself on being a tight-knit society that respects parents and grandparents, where powerful bonds across generations mean that the elderly play an integral part in family life, beyond just helping to look after grandchildren.
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But as SWOCC refused to let Gililland progress to the penultimate year of her program, and as the tight-knit Coos Bay community rallied around the college, she began to feel she had no choice but to sue.
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His father, an engineer, wanted to create a better life for his family and, like many Iranians, they nestled into a tight-knit network that fostered childhood friendships, professional collaborations, and provided an invaluable cultural connection to home.
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During Mr. Trump's campaign, Chicago's tight-knit, high-dollar Republican establishment showed tepid support, and he wound up canceling a rally here before he even arrived on stage, citing the raucous protesters who had gathered at the scene.
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The pictures he produced won awards and admiration among the tight-knit community of war correspondents, who noted his rare ability to find beauty amid chaos and for his courage to be at the heart of the action.
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On tracks like "Cosmic Surfin'" and "Rap Phenomena," the band embrace the funkiest elements of dance-pop to create tight-knit, synth-funk euphoria over a decade before G-funk would ever become a recognized subgenre in the States.
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The tight knit duo shared the first promo shots for the collection Monday, and in true Kardashian West style, she's posing alongside Dedivanovic in a sexy black bodysuit while wearing the eye shadows and lip products in the line.
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Davis has a tight-knit group of friends there who also has mixed feelings about casting their ballot this November: "We have two candidates who are not representative of the population as a whole," his friend Amanda McBriar explained.
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When I first started covering television, one of the first shows I had some degree of access to was Cougar Town, the ABC/TBS Courteney Cox vehicle about a middle-aged divorcee and her tight-knit circle of friends.
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A few weeks later they released a concept album of radio recordings centered on a plagiarism scandal in Reddit's tight-knit vaporwave community called PZA FILES: THE FIRST SLICE, adorned with cover art riffing on the Papa John's logo.
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But all that's in the future: For about ten minutes or so, you get to see the withdrawn, prickly Geralt letting his guard down and winning over an equally closed-off, tight-knit group of medieval special forces soldiers.
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The second of three daughters, she grew up in what she described as a "very strict Indian household," where her parents insisted that their daughters do not date or marry outside of their tight-knit ethnic and cultural circle.
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But after he's paralyzed in an accident on the rig, he presses her to have sex with other men and tell him about the experience, setting her on the road to ruin in their tight-knit, deeply religious community.
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C.A.A. is an inspired choice as the lens through which to track the industry's transformation from tight-knit private gentlemen's clubs to the sprawling diversified giants they are today, controlled by some of the world's largest private equity firms.
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What I found in reality was a hyper-dedicated and tight-knit scene gabber heads leftover from the larger hardcore explosion in America decades ago that either got swallowed or abandoned by more accessible electronic music genres over time.
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As a tight-knit industry, it's not uncommon for fund managers to be friends or in other relationships with folks developing token projects, giving them unchecked access to information or the ability to "pump and dump" a new token.
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I was certainly very surprised to see such a seemingly tight-knit alliance break so early in the game, but for you now, looking back — because obviously it's been some time — do you see the move Jay made there?
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The class difference between two of the tight-knit friends, Mike Wheeler and Will Byers, is never mentioned; it doesn't have to be, since we're reminded with every establishing shot of Will's dilapidated ranch home or Mike's tidy colonial.
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More than two years have passed since Season 1 ended, and with all the secrets and lies swirling around this tight-knit California community, you may need help remembering the events that precipitated Perry's quick trip down the stairs.
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Members of the platoon who reported Chief Gallagher's actions to superiors more than a year ago say they have come under heavy pressure since then over breaking a widespread culture of silence in the secretive, tight-knit SEAL teams.
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It was discombobulating, after the prim modernity of the train, to plunge into Harar Jugol, about 120 acres of tight-knit alleyways, encircled by 15-foot walls, which is widely considered to be the fourth holiest site in Islam.
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A third party overseer might be the key to initially starting the movement of social awareness, however, the tight knit relationships formed in companies between employees, consumers, executives, and CEO's should work in unison to ensure the positive contributions.
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Pranzo and company tried takedown notices, but because the community was small and tight-knit, by the time a video was off-tube almost everyone who wanted to had seen it and there was no one left to pay.
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Review: In 'Skate Kitchen,' a Tight-Knit Group of Girls Takes In a Newcomer A fictional feature that is more of a doc-narrative hybrid, the film directed by Crystal Moselle dives deep into a kind of hangout freedom.
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When I arrive in Mecca, I'll join nearly two million believers who've traveled from Virginia, Kabul, and everywhere in between: a dysfunctional but tight-knit family of believers, dreamers and sinners, briefly united under the piercing sun of Mecca.
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Khodorkovsky was one of a handful of well-connected businessmen who took advantage of this lawless era to buy up the state's major assets and establish a tight-knit clique that, by the late 1990s, effectively ran the country.
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Not only is it extremely adorable, featuring a big, bright bird who looks like a cousin of Kevin from Up, it's relatable: Who among us hasn't felt like the ungainly weirdo trying to hang with a tight-knit clique?
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But little remarked upon at the time was the unlikely seed from which the movement had grown: an anti-suicide campaign among a tight-knit group of youths, most younger than 25, impelled by tragedy and guided by prophecy.
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Described by a family member as "a classic guy's guy," Detective Simonsen loved sports — especially New York ones — and was known as the life of the party in his large, but tight-knit community in Riverhead in Long Island.
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As the discussion came to a close, the panelists discussed the chasm between their world of tight-knit sex workers and "civilians," even though, as Habib pointed out, civilians make up the largest part of the porn industry: consumers.
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The lyrics are so spot-on that it's hard to imagine this didn't happen to Andress, and she has a family of seven that could certainly create the situation: a tight-knit unit that includes three sisters and a brother.
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While WeWork is known for workspaces, Neumann and the company have worked to build communities within those workspaces, which makes people in even different companies feel like they are part of something tight-knit (and work even harder as a result).
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The race, held on a sunny Saturday with dozens of onlookers cheering the competitors, celebrates the tight-knit community of mountain porters and commemorates 26-year old mountain ranger Juraj Petransky, who died in 2000 in an avalanche while delivering supplies.
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In addition to featuring buzzy headliners like Thom Yorke and Jamie XX, the fest spotlighted some of the brightest names in the Italy's tight-knit electronic underground, many of whom are featured in the above documentary, C2C: The Italian New Wave.
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"The work was physically demanding but it was great to be working together with other veterans in a tight knit team and this was a fantastic opportunity for us to work alongside the people of Lapubesi," Wiseman said in a statement.
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This bizarre episode, which the tight-knit Ottawa community still remembers, led to the AAS hosting one of the city's first anime conventions, and created a very active community which is consistently represented today in the region's pop culture industry.
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The first season of Jesse Armstrong's HBO drama introduced us to the Roys, the tight-knit clan behind a lucrative media empire, and then picked them apart bit by bit, revealing them to be even more dysfunctional than we'd previously imagined.
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Phillips doesn't mention what Nick is doing in this scene — or how he got to be a part of such a random squad — but he did mention that the tight-knit cast of the Archie Comics adaptation welcomed him warmly.
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The show, which Crowe produced alongside J.J. Abrams and My So Called Life creator Winnie Holzman, delves into the tumultuous personal and professional lives of a tight-knit concert crew who work with a successful group called The Staton-House Band.
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Just before Manzo'd with Children premiered its third season on Bravo this month, we caught up with the most tight-knit family on TV — Caroline Manzo and her three children, Chris, Albie and Lauren — to talk all things style and beauty.
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While I initially said that I was most interested in joining a larger company, I now realize that I am most effective when I get to work with a dynamic, tight-knit team like the one at [insert company name].
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" Ricci de Forest, proprietor of the Madam C.J. Walker Beauty Shoppe Museum, remembers when his salon looked onto the Wheat Street Garden Apartments, recalling with fondness the tight-knit community of extended families living among drug dealers and "crack addicts.
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She delivered a well-received speech on her father's behalf at the Republican National Convention in July, helped shepherd the campaign's rollout of a childcare tax credit policy, and was a fixture of the Trump campaign's tight-knit circle of advisors.
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As Lovesick progresses, we get to see how this trio — which is so tight-knit in the present — came together, with moments like their first meeting or a trip they took offering emotional insight into their bond in the present.
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After Hartley, 40, and his bride, actress Chrishell Stause, 36, did a first dance to The Contours' "Do You Love Me", the tight-knit TV family hit the floor with the newlyweds and the rest of the 75 wedding guests.
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While that's entirely real and true, it's not entirely representative: the scene is alive and thriving in Sydney's suburbs, with a tight-knit and fervent scene of musicians and friends continuing to collaborate, create art, and host events on the margins.
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The insular nature of the state's politics is known widely as the "Delaware Way," a principle rooted in the idea that Delaware's small size has bred tight-knit political networks and a genteel form of bipartisanship unique to the First State.
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Experts have linked many of the problems to poor corporate oversight and the country's cloistered business culture, pointing out that many companies are run by tight-knit cabals of executives who have worked for the same employer their entire careers.
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Mr. Johnson, a Philadelphia native, said that attending Morristown College was his first time away from home, but that the school, which had a predominantly black staff and a majority of students from out of state, had a tight-knit community.
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Making it to the major leagues at all, regardless of how well you perform when you get there, is an impressive achievement, and it is in tight-knit communities where the gravity of this achievement is at its most visible.
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" Tara Leann Cantrell said it wasn't that easy, especially when the racist comment comes from a client: "Speaking up firmly means potential loss of not only their business, but my business as a whole since it's a tight knit retirement community.
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He adopted more pigeons for "Fly By Night," so around half of the performance's participants belong to him; the rest are on loan from his friends in the tight-knit pigeon-keeping community (Riley is part of the Brooklyn Pigeon Crew).
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If we went with them, I'd have an opportunity to bond with the tight-knit family I was marrying into before I walked down the aisle again, something I knew was more important than the "wow" factor of the centerpieces.
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On one hand, his tight-knit company and his small traveling party — Herman, McNamara and LaCava, sometimes company spokesman Glenn Greenspan and occasionally Woods's children — demonstrates what those close to him say about him: Woods is a low-maintenance superstar.
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Inside the List FIRE ON THE MOUNTAIN: The romance writer Bella Andre hit the combined fiction list last week with "You Do Something to Me," the latest in a series of novels about the large and tight-knit Sullivan family.
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The group was known for its tight-knit membership, fanatical zeal and hit-and-run tactics, as exemplified by the bombings of four government buildings in Manhattan and Brooklyn on New Year's Eve in 1982 that seriously wounded three police officers.
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Both chefs were raised in Austin's tight-knit Japanese-American community — Mr. Aikawa, 36, was born in Tokyo, and Mr. Matsumoto, 38, is the son of Japanese immigrants — and gravitated to restaurant work to supplement their income as hip-hop D.J.s.
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Among Boston's tight-knit black political community, Marie St. Fleur, a former state representative and the first Haitian-American elected to statewide office in the country, posted a statement on social media questioning the black caucus's understanding of local issues.
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In this competitive program in a conservative, tight-knit Oregon county, there appeared to be narrow parameters for who could be a nurse, and who should be picked apart because she (it was almost always a "she") didn't fit the mold.
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Lakers coach Frank Vogel this week said the tragedy was bringing the Western Conference-leading Lakers, an already tight-knit group, even closer together and credited team leaders LeBron James and Anthony Davis with helping the players manage their emotions.
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By their account, Kepel's first visit to the prison, in which he delivered a lecture on Islam and jihadism, had humiliated the prison's tight-knit group of unrepentant ISIS members by knocking down their arguments with deft quotes from the Quran.
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"He speaks more of our tribal language than I do" The family lives about 35 miles east of Oklahoma City and plans to move closer, in part so they can be more active participants in the tight-knit school community.
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While at first blush it seems to be an adventure game about gardening strange plants on a mutant island, it is more of a fairly chill soap opera about the lives of a small, isolated, tight-knit community of outcasts.
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Regardless, Carusillo says he has a few thousand users on Double Bounce, most of them teenagers or early 20-somethings, and they already feel like a tight-knit community with crystal-clear ideas of what the internet can and should be for them.
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Leveraging its "keiretsu" tight-knit relationship with its group supplier, Toyota is shedding some of its in-house parts production as it looks beyond making conventional vehicles to develop new technologies including electric cars, self-driving vehicles, ride-sharing and other mobility services.
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Stars Lisa Edelstein, Beau Garrett, Alanna Ubach, Necar Zadegan and Retta are all back for the fifth and concluding season of the romance drama, which follows a tight-knit group of friends as they navigate the ups and downs of their romantic lives.
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Creating a tight-knit community of women who were excited to finally have a place to cheer each other on and connect over where to get the latest fashion not only gave me a sense of purpose, but also fostered my self-confidence.
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Director Gaspar Noé lures us down into a basement party, first dazzling us with a bravura dance sequence that's worth the price of admission by itself, and then letting us in on the crushes, insecurities, and petty grudges woven through tight-knit troupe.
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I watch The Bold Type from a very specific vantage point: I'm a woman working in New York City's editorial world — the exact industry they're representing — and I have a tight-knit friend group not unlike the one the show is centered on.
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According to CDC data, 33 of the 26 measles outbreaks in the past five years (involving more than five cases) centered on tight-knit communities, which Messonier defines as people of a similar background who share values and beliefs and interact often.
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ABOARD JS KAGA (Reuters) - Women serving on Japan's biggest warship, the Kaga, are a tight-knit group on the frontline of a push to transform the Japanese navy into a mixed-gender fighting force, where men outnumber them more than 2900 to one.
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I met my cofounders through mutual friends in the tight-knit San Francisco tech community, and we believed we could solve a problem — and selfishly, there was no better way for me to "drink from the fire hose" and accelerate my learning.
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One of my brothers actually recently came out as gay, which in the Catholic community is often looked down upon, but my tight-knit family has found meaning in remaining faithful in our beliefs while 100% supporting my brother and his sexuality.
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The Swedish royals not only know how to take a great family photo, but they are also a tight-knit group who support each other in the spotlight and during personal milestones such as the recent birth of Princess Victoria's son Oscar.
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Like their country cousins on the Utah/Arizona border, the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (FLDS), the Order is a tight-knit polygamous community, practicing arranged plural marriage between underage girls and much older men, very often close relatives.
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Barbara Pierce Bush's first wedding ceremony with husband Craig Coyne, last October, was a tight-knit family affair held just five weeks after their engagement — a rush, she told PEOPLE at the time, to ensure her grandfather George H. W. Bush could attend.
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So for the time being, she's enjoying a little down-time with her boyfriend and tight-knit circle of friends, her "baby" (an 8-month-old white German Shepherd named June) and tequila ("I love a margarita!" she says with a laugh).
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When journalist and filmmaker Scott Crawford released his first film in 21, Salad Days: A Decade of Punk in Washington DC, he told the story of how a tight-knit music community was able to make an impact on the entire world.
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I'd grown up in this tight-knit community of Modern-Orthodox Jews—most of the houses on the canvass map belonged to family friends—and I imagined it would be easy to convince some of these neighbors to start feeling the Bern.
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