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Hi everyone! I’m looking for someone to take over my lease at The Lewis in Lakewood because I’m unexpectedly moving to DC for a new job. I'm sad to leave this apartment I love, but looking for a good home for her. 📍 1416 Lewis Drive 🛏️ 1 bedroom 🛁 1 bathroom 💰 $1,150/month 🚗 Parking spot available for $100/month 🐶🐱 Pets allowed 📅 Lease runs through June 2027 🏡 600 Square Feet The apartment is a ground-floor unit tucked away in a quiet suburban neighborhood, right across from St. Edward High School. It’s also within walking distance of coffee shops, yoga, bars, restaurants, and everything else that makes Lakewood so great. I’d ideally love to have someone move in around November 1, but I have some flexibility. If you’re looking to move sooner, I can likely make that work as well. I’m out of town this week, I’d be happy to arrange a tour once I’m back (or coordinate one sooner if needed). If you’re interested, send me a message with your approximate price range and a little bit about what you’re looking for. I’d really love to find a good fit, so I’m happy to be flexible for the right person. Feel free to message me with any questions! 😊 (216)-848-7367

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfTkElha5Ll7xN89ZsehJdDXDYyQlcDV1T9eo5TevGprKo0Dg/viewform?usp=publish-editor How many of you wish you had friends a short drive away? We have close friends but they may live in a different city or state. Take a brief survey for my research: Linked above, thank you! UPDATE: I made an anonymous survey based on the conversation this post started. A lot of the responses to previous claims about adult friendship made me curious about how distance, life stage, schedules and proximity affect adult female friendships. I’m doing some independent research to better understand the problem. This is not a signup, I’m not selling anything, and the survey does not ask for your name, phone number, password, payment information or Google login. It asked for your email at the bottom only if you wish to provide one . It’s a Google Forms survey about your existing friendships, how far away your friends live, whether you’ve tried friendship apps before, and what makes forming local friendships difficult. It takes about 5–7 minutes. If you don’t feel comfortable clicking an outside link, absolutely don’t—I completely understand the hesitation. I’m happy to post a summary of the anonymous results back here afterward if people are interested. Thank you!

Homeless lady was across the street shouting at the outdoor dining patrons, saying stuff like "Go back to Mexico, stop stealing all my money!" Calling people cunts and so on. I'm not sure what started her off because she was already there and yelling when I got there. Nobody got up to really confront her because hey, we're all eating on the street so better and safer to try to ignore her. This went on for at least 15 minutes until some angel with lungs of steel shouted from an apartment window above the corner, "You don't have any money to steal, bitch! Shut the fuck up!" soooo loudly that the lady quieted down and then within a few minutes had picked up all her bags and left. Thank you for salvaging the rest of our dinner, yelling angel. ETA angel was a woman with lungs of steel lol, call me a feminist about it but I wouldn't have been as happy if it had been a man calling her a bitch 🤪

MyEdmondsNews published a four part series on affordability this week. We concluded the series with basically a l ist/links to ways you can reduce your utility costs, your property taxes, your food burden, your housing costs and more. Seriously, you won't find a more comprehensive list for help. Our news organization exists to inform and help residents. If all this is helpful to you, just send an upvote to make us feel good about our labor of love. That's what it is. Love for our community. https://myedmondsnews.com/2026/08/affordability-in-south-snohomish-county-part-4-local-organizations-government-and-neighbors-can-help/

Look, if you wanna charge me $94 a ticket, price the tickets at $94. Don't add $20 per ticket as fees in checkout. This is gross. https://preview.redd.it/zsgvmatksmlh1.png?width=1088&format=png&auto=webp&s=57d7181311c00a64c0d0ac0b7dfd03151c58e104

I have the privilege of staying at the Inn at the Market right at Pike Place. I’ll be there in the middle of September for 2 days. Any recommendations on fun things to do ideally within walking distance? I’m willing to take an Uber somewhere of course (if it’s worth it). I would love some restaurant recommendations nearby specifically for dinner one night and likely brunch/lunch. I love chowder and I love seafood. I really like my raw shellfish dishes, but I’ve also been trying to find a place that has fried clams or good fresh fried local fish. I don’t know if the fried clams are maybe an East Coast thing because it seems like the restaurants I’ve looked at mainly have calamari. Ideally, I just wanna eat fresh and local delicious food that doesn’t cost an absolute arm and a leg. Thanks fam!!

Last week, the Seattle Fire Department began encrypting most of its emergency radio channels, cutting off real-time public and scanner access to tactical and operational channels. By August 31, most fire channels will be fully encrypted, silencing live tactics, Mayday transmissions, and paramedic hospital communications. "...the remaining open Seattle Fire communications will apparently be extremely limited and focused mostly on the automated system broadcasting only an incident's category and location along with one of the most irritating klaxon signals ever devised." ~ The replacement for hearing what is happening on your block is a klaxon and a phone number for a public information officer.

New to exploring Seattle. Is this a good map to use? I cant find Ballard or Capitol Hill? https://i.imgur.com/YEFYd4P.png

All along Issaquah-Hobart Road there are these small laminated yellow signs with black letters attached to trees or telephone poles, and they’re very high up. They say either, “Report barking dogs” or “don’t trust Valley Recycling”. And that’s all they say. Ones you see them, you’ll see them everywhere. There’s only a few on the northern part of Issaquah-Hobart, but they get way more numerous the further you go into Hobart, Ravensdale, and Maple Valley. They’re really high up in some places and it’s a real head scratcher. My kids and I can’t NOT see them now when we’re driving — it’s become a game to count how many we see. Wondering what the crazy story is behind them.

I just moved back to the area and looking for places to play. I used to perform at breweries regularly.