((exclusive)) | Cherokee The Noisy Neighbor

Noise never disappeared entirely. There were still evenings of exuberant music and mornings of skate shoes. But what changed was the texture of responses: less litigation, more bartered favors; fewer anonymous complaints, more face-to-face requests. Cherokee stayed a noisy neighbor—noisier than some, quieter than others—but he had become, in spite of everything, unmistakably part of the place.

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If that fails, call a community mediator. Do not call the police. Police intervention in noise disputes, especially those involving minorities or Indigenous people, has a horrific history. The last thing you want is to be “that neighbor” who got someone hurt over a subwoofer. Noise never disappeared entirely