Hyperlocal in a sentence

Mankin and Lundquist both said more research is ongoing to better understand the nuanced relationship between snow and water supplies, especially at a hyperlocal scale, which will help water managers better plan for a more volatile relationship with snow.

Many of these streets turn into food streets after 10 pm and serve until 3 am delicacies that are hyperlocal and lesser known to the general public.

The B-Town Blog is Burien’s multiple award-winning hyperlocal news/events website dedicated to independent journalism.

Unlike in the west, where vast supermarket chains command monopolies, strict regulations mean India has retained its hyperlocal way of shopping.

A nonprofit group has held listening sessions about plans to extend a hyperlocal site to the area.

Below are two accounts of attempts to contact Duckworth since the start of Israel’s bombardment of Gaza, as told by two organizers—one hyperlocal, the other part of a national coalition.

I rifled through the columns this week, proud to be a part of the team that monthly produces hyperlocal and eclectic stories about people, places, and issues—and has done so for the past thirty years.

Kantara, Stree, Buaji ke Gehane and Tumbbad have all drawn on and mainstreamed hyperlocal beliefs to create engrossing narratives.

The Hyperlocal News Network remains small for now.

At a hyperlocal level, rugby has always been loved and appreciated for generations, though the game hasn't always loved Black communities in return.

Her departure was revealed in an with hyperlocal title Ross-on-line, which is run by her former Gazette colleague Charlotte Reynolds.

Hyperlocal newspaper The has produced an ’emergency’ 16-page print edition with helplines, groups, services and information to assist people though the coronavirus crisis.

In this regard, SBM Bank (India), on Monday, announced a tie-up with a hyperlocal fintech start-up, PayNearby, to build an “open banking” network towards delivering basic banking solutions as well as advanced financial services to their customers.

Sometimes the farm, though, is hyperlocal.

The evolution of food production and marketing changed from hyperlocal products through the 1960s to dominant national brands in the 1990s.

The hyperlocal independent label continues to work with Spokane's best rock artists to bring you all the records, CDs and swag you can snag without spilling your Rainier.

The hyperlocal trade body has pledged to keep fighting for its members to be on a “level playing field” with established regional media.

In the rooms, specially made wallpapers by local artists reference the neighbourhood, while Goldie’s natural soaps are among the hyperlocal amenities.

It’s raw, contemporary and hyperlocal work that speaks to what it is to exist in a heavily divided and exclusionary city, famed for art but increasingly hostile to artists.

Recently, online food delivery platform Swiggy had announced that it was going hyperlocal in the grocery segment with the launch of Swiggy Stores.