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I saw these guys at a local Oly venue when I was a youngin probably back in 04 or 05 and I used to listen to this album all the time but I lost it forever ago and would love to find a way to listen to it again.

Found keys in bike path, left on curb at Greenlake and Corliss.

My partner and I (early 30s), along with our dog, are relocating to Seattle and are on the hunt for a place to rent. I've seen some decent ones within our budget and what we are looking for in the Wedgwood area. What is the general consensus of this area? We don't necessarily need to be walking distance or near bars/pubs/restaurants/cafes (although it would be nice), our main priority would be good access to parks and/or trails to walk the pup. Other areas we are looking at are Ballard, Greenlake, Phinney, Greenwood, etc. Would any of these fit the vibe we're looking for better? Walkability is nice and a great plus, but, again, access to green and feeling less like a "big city" are our priorities.

Been trying to find a good barber in the area after a number of unsuccessful cuts. I used to go to Weldon in Milcreek but my barber left a couple months ago and haven’t been able to track her. Everyone else there is terrible so need some new recommendations. Price isn’t an issue. If they could also do beard work and shaves that’d be great! Lynnwood preferred but willing to travel if need be.

They rammed our parked van which was turned off with 2 of their vehicles

I've seen them in my neighborhood and in my yard a few times and I was finally able to give them some food. They were always hunting the rabbits that wander my yard so I assumed hungry baby. I bought them a small outdoor shelter for now just until I can figure out what I'm supposed to do next. I already have a cat and Mona would not approve so unfortunately I would only be able to take care of them as an outdoor cat but I would happily feed them every day. But of course, if they're lost, I'd want them to get home. Plan is to figure out a way to check for a microchip. Is there a vet in the area I could borrow one from? I am SUPER doubtful I'll be able to get them in a carrier of any kind. If I can I would happily take them to get checked immediately. They were meowing when I first came out to the yard so I feel like they may be socialized? I dunno I cant stop thinking about baby 😭😭😭 Edit: im closer to north bothell/alderwood

Hi folks! I'm relatively new to Shoreline and living maybe a 3 minute drive from Richmond Beach, could use some local know-how as to what's even available/accessible in the area. I'd appreciate any recommendations for the following: best outdoor roller skating locations (level/smooth/spacious where people won't get upset by an adult practicing skate skills); best cafe or other venue for body doubling while working remotely; best London Fog out there; best tacos, pho, Filipino, Thai, South Indian, and desserts; the most reliable/quality grocery store produce; any fun activities to do in couples or groups; good local volunteer opportunities or local charities (I do equity work in education and have volunteered in reproductive justice and a grassroots ICE accountability group). I like boardgames and videogames and I do amateur cosplay. Also learning to play the handpan and could use a new D&D group. I roller skate and rollerblade, I'm a big foodie, big movie-goer, I like crafts (especially paper crafts), been in writers groups, and love language learning (learning Tagalog, Spanish, and ASL), also a queer woman of color, so if you know good third places or groups for any of those in or around Shoreline I'd love to read about it. Thanks y'all!

Seattle City Light customers will see average rate increases of 9.5% in both 2027 and 2028, followed by projected annual increases of 7% to 11% through 2032, under a strategic plan the City Council endorsed last month. Puget Sound Energy, meanwhile, is asking state regulators for a series of residential electric rate hikes that would add about $51 a month by 2029 to a typical household's bill. City Light says it expects energy demand to rise about 13% by 2035, driven primarily by transportation electrification and data centers. ~ The demand forecast names data centers out loud. The rate schedule does not. Households cover the gap either way, every month, through 2032.

Hello! Are there any spots in Bellevue downtown to donate clothes and shoes? I don’t have a car and hence was looking for easy to access spots to donate. Thanks in advance!

(I hope this is ok to post about here! I’ve written and rewritten it and taken parts from the Happy Tails, Happy Homes listing about him too so it might be repetitive. Ty for your patience. It’s not easy 😅🥲) If you’re looking for a smart, loyal, goofy adventure buddy and you understand the needs of a working-breed dog, I present to you this gold-star boy: Kevin. Kevin is my dog. He’s fantastic in just about every way. I've busted my buns (as have the lovely people at Tails a Waggin) for almost a year and a half training him, socializing him, desensitizing him to just about everything under the sun. In that time, I’ve also been training my kids to respect his boundaries. I assure you, he learns faster than they do 😅. But a few things over time, and their steady progression toward more concerning, has left us with the difficult decision to find him a home that’s more suitable for him: adult owners who can meet the needs of a working breed of dog. We took a risk when we adopted Kevin. He was projected to be “up to 40 lbs” and seemed like some kind of retriever / corgi mix. People always think he’s a retriever of some sort. We thought he’d be mediumish. But he’s not! He’s a bunch of breeds I wouldn’t have opted for, given my lifestyle and having two small kids: namely, husky, shepherd, and cattle dog. We have a modest back yard, and he grew up into a 60-65 lb darling who we love dearly but who really is not fond of children. He tolerates mine, but injures the smallest one often with his play; when other kids come over to visit or if I take him on walks and he’s approached by other kids, it’s a toss up as to whether he’s visibly aggravated by them. (Whale eye, raising his lip, nervous whining, yawning, pacing.) He’s snapped (without biting) at my youngest a few times and just made it clear: “I do not feel good about having you near me.” So we've made the difficult choice to pair him up with a more appropriate home before anything serious happens — where he can enjoy the company of his family, and hopefully have a bigger yard than ours is 😅 He’s a gorgeous, smart, loyal 1.5-year-old, Pit Bull / Cattle Dog / Husky / Australian Shepherd mix. He’s looking for an adult-only home with someone who appreciates the quirks and intelligence of a working-breed dog. He: - Is fully housebroken and crate-trained - Knows (most of) his manners: rarely barks, doesn’t counter surf, has good recall and obedience skills, stays off furniture unless he’s invited. (Sometimes he does jump up in excitement still.) - is smart, eager to learn, and loves having a job to do - loves other dogs at daycare, dog parks, and Paws for a Beer (shout out to any of you who have met him already; he’s a popular guy) - Enjoys hiking, exploring, and splashing around in rivers and lakes and kiddie pools - Sleeps hard at home and enjoys a good nap - is learning to be comfortable in a muzzle (working on it) Kevin is a pretty cool mix of goofy and stoic. He isn’t super snuggly, but he will follow you from room to room to just hang out together. He is loyal, dependable, and a wonderful companion for the right person. He’s the type of dog who will happily hang out with company, join you on adventures, and make you laugh with his silly personality. Kevin would do best with an experienced adult-only home that understands herding and working breeds. A few things his future family should know: - Kevin has a moderate prey drive when he spots other non-dog critters, but usually responds well to “leave it!” That said, I’d still suggest that… - A home without cats is best — he has not shown that he can safely live with them - He would love a home with a little room to get a good run in. Rn we have to take him to the dog park or such to really get him space to haul a** like he wants to haha. Kevin is very healthy, up to date on vet care, and takes Simparica Trio for routine heartworm, flea, and parasite prevention. He comes with extensive vet records and medical history. He is currently being fostered by the family who adopted him as a puppy, while we search for the perfect forever home where he won’t try to herd small children 😅 💙 Bonus!!: Once Kevin finds his amazing forever home where he can truly thrive, his current family would love to pet sit if you need a day away, take him off your hands for occasional adventures to places like Paws for a Beer, and continue cheering him on as he lives his best life by staying in touch if you’re cool with it. (Free dog sitter, seriously.) His current owners will send him off with all of his supplies - dog beds, toys, food he is currently eating, etc. If this seems like a good fit for you, head over to Happy Tails Happy Homes and fill out an application! Feel free to comment with any questions; I’m happy to answer them 🙂 Here's the link to apply for Kevin at Happy Tails, Happy Homes!