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Young people lack a 'Third Place' - somewhere they can hang out and be themselves without hostility from others. It's time to include teenagers into society or pay the price.

In addition to home and work, many of us have a "third place" in our social orbit where we regularly return to spend our time and money.

A "Third Place" is a social space other than work and home where you can regularly connect with others. Here's how to cultivate your own Third Place

APEC Women Connect, DHGATE Group and MyyShop have joined forces to launch the 3rd APEC Women Connect 'Her Power' Entrepreneurship Competition, engaging the Generation Z community and global influencers

Sitting at Infusion Tea on Edgewater Drive, sipping Assam black tea ($2) and munching on delicious vegetarian hummus ($6), I reflect on what this place has in common with my favorite hot dog counter in the East Village: They are both what sociologist Ray Oldenburg calls "Third Places." Naturally the First Place is home; the second is work (damn). Third Places are the gems, providing us the precious community we so often lack in our lives.

Pioneer Square’s Arundel Books is affiliated with the small press Chatwin Books. Currently, Arundel sits in a proper brick building and abounds with new, used, and rare books, many of which you need to get on a ladder to reach. In January, it moves to a new location. Online and in-store This shop is a Pioneer Square mainstay for new and used books. As of January 31, 2021, though, it will move to a new spot on University Way NE. In the interim, the Pioneer Square location is open, or you c...