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I work for a small start up, we will be around 40 employees by December and will allow +1s to our holiday party. We are looking for a space that fits 75 people. Event space or restaurant that can provide heavy appetizers and an open bar. Probably reception style, not sit down. Tentative budget is $15,000. We are located in Bellevue but looking at options in Seattle. Any suggestions appreciated!

A free, six-hour “Best Day Ever” event is coming to Ballard on Sept. 12, with activities centered around the National Nordic Museum.

Hey everyone, I’m moving from Southern California to Seattle in September for a new job near Pike Place Market. I’ve never lived in Seattle, so I’d really appreciate advice from people who actually live there. I’m mainly trying to figure out: - What neighborhoods you’d recommend for someone commuting to downtown/Pike Place -Areas you’d avoid or feel less comfortable living in -Whether driving or public transit makes more sense for commuting -What apartment parking is like, especially secure/covered parking -Any things about Seattle weather, traffic, culture, or day-to-day life that surprised you after moving here -Good neighborhoods for someone in their late 20s/30s who still wants restaurants, coffee shops, bars, gyms, and things to do nearby -I’m coming from SoCal, so any advice about adjusting to Seattle life would be appreciated. Not looking for tourist recommendations, mostly the stuff you wish someone had told you before moving here.

There is too much crime and depravity. Corruption rules the day in Seattle WA. Once a man named Phoenix Jones inspired the city by putting on a rubber suit and fighting crime. Once again a hero needs to arise in order to give us hope in a world who turned the police into the enemy. Who will save this city?

I'm interested in attending the House of Heavy show at Airport Tavern on Saturday, and I'm curious if anyone can give me an idea of what to expect as far as audience age range? I'm 41 and I'd probably be going alone, which is fine, but I don't want to be the sad, old guy alone at a show if it's going to be mostly young people. lol (Nothing against young people. I work with people who are mostly in their mid-to-late 20's and early 30's, and they're great! I can be self-conscious about it, though.)

As someone who works evenings and sleeps pretty regularly up until noon, the sirens or noise makers or whatever are really beginning to piss me and some of the rest of the neighborhood off. I’m all for the chants and bringing awareness to your situation but those sirens are ridiculous. I fully support them as someone who is also in a Union. But I hope they know their presence is beginning to grow sour on the community who actually lives here. And I’m not the first person in my building or around Pioneer Square to feel this type of way. And yeah living here we all expected noise given we’re by the Stadiums. But not freaking sirens every morning starting around 8am.

Rainier for Robert. Trying a different format with these posts to avoid Reddit's spam filter. 2026 internet is difficult. If you're interested in my mission you can check out my previous posts on my account or follow the Rainier for Robert subreddit I made at Rainier for Robert . Number 26, 27, 28, 29, and 30. Mount Adams, Mount Angeles, Yellow Aster Butte, Trappers Peak, Baldy Mountain, and East Baldy Mountain have been bagged. Additionally, here is a Seattle Times article that came out last week about my mission. https://www.seattletimes.com/life/outdoors/man-summits-mount-adams-other-washington-mountains-in-cousins-honor/ There will also be a short segment on Fox 13 tonight (8/25/26) at 1600 PST. Tune in if you’d like! Rainier for Robert.

Finding sources isn't the problem. My Ballard is good, and between The Urbanist, Publicola, Seattle Bike Blog, etc. there's plenty out there. It's the two things either side of that. Nothing tells me when something's worth paying attention to — a council bill gets introduced, a permit gets issued two blocks over, and I only hear about it if I happen to be looking that week. And when I am looking, sorting out which of it actually changes anything about my life takes longer than I'm willing to spend. I'm someone who's interested in local government and I still don't bother most weeks. So: what's the last thing the city did near you that you wish you'd known about sooner? I think I've got a hypothesis for making the relevant stuff findable, and mybloc.co is my attempt at it — a free weekly digest of local government filtered to your district and your situation. Genuinely lmk what you think, including what would make it useless to you.

Rainier for Robert. Trying a different format with these posts to avoid Reddit's spam filter. 2026 internet is difficult. If you're interested in my mission you can check out my previous posts on my account or follow the Rainier for Robert subreddit I made at Rainier for Robert . Number 26, 27, 28, 29, and 30. Mount Adams, Mount Angeles, Yellow Aster Butte, Trappers Peak, Baldy Mountain, and East Baldy Mountain have been bagged. Additionally, here is a Seattle Times article that came out last week about my mission. https://www.seattletimes.com/life/outdoors/man-summits-mount-adams-other-washington-mountains-in-cousins-honor/ There will also be a short segment on Fox 13 tonight (8/25/26) at 1600 PST. Tune in if you’d like! No galleries allowed here :( My profile has the pictures of the other summits. if you've been following for a bit. Rainier for Robert.

Rainier for Robert. Trying a different format with these posts to avoid Reddit's spam filter. 2026 internet is difficult. If you're interested in my mission you can check out my previous posts on my account or follow the Rainier for Robert subreddit I made at Rainier for Robert . Number 26, 27, 28, 29, and 30. Mount Adams, Mount Angeles, Yellow Aster Butte, Trappers Peak, Baldy Mountain, and East Baldy Mountain have been bagged. Additionally, here is a Seattle Times article that came out last week about my mission. https://www.seattletimes.com/life/outdoors/man-summits-mount-adams-other-washington-mountains-in-cousins-honor/ There will also be a short segment on Fox 13 tonight (8/25/26) at 1600 PST. Tune in if you’d like! Rainier for Robert.