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/r/Seattle · Aug 25, 2026, 12:29 AM

I remember in elementary school and middle school, they had us collect pennies in a paper bag throughout the year, and one day everyone would bring them in and donate it all at once. Im tried googling it but multiple results came up and im not sure which one it is. I remember one year I saved up a decent chunk of pennies and me being the little shit I am decided that it was too much to donate and kept it for myself probably to buy modern warfare 2 or some shit. I want to make amends and donate some money to rebalance my karma lol. Anyone got any ideas what the charity was?

/r/EdmondsWashington · Aug 25, 2026, 12:26 AM

the way they worded their last post on instagram makes it sound like they’ll be coming back, but so far it’s been complete silence from them. i absolutely loved their sisig, and was so sad to see them close right after i had discovered them. if anyone knows where i can get similar sisig, i’d appreciate soem recommendations!

/r/SeattleWA · Aug 25, 2026, 12:23 AM

I'm a college student from Montana looking to sell my front row, seat 8 ticket to jcole tomorrow. I've decided last minute that I need to sell my ticket after seeing my tuition bill :( I'm hoping to get $1600 but am willing to negotiate price. I just looked on ticketmaster and tickets multiple rows behind are selling for the same price or more. Send a dm if interested. I will provide more information on ticket transfers and payment then. Wanted to post on here to avoid ticketmaster fees. Super bummed I can't go, but hope someone else can enjoy!

/r/AskSeattle · Aug 25, 2026, 12:16 AM

Long story short, I need to go back to rehab for addiction issues and am looking for inpatient recommendations in the Seattle area (but open to anywhere in Washington). I went to Lakeside Milam in Kirkland last year and would like to try somewhere different this time (and hopefully my last time needing inpatient treatment) I have good insurance and am currently looking at Northpoint in Edmonds. If anyone has firsthand experience with Northpoint or other inpatient programs in Washington, I’d really appreciate hearing what you liked/didn’t like and whether you’d recommend them. Thanks so much.

/r/AskTacoma · Aug 25, 2026, 12:14 AM

A friend directed me (unintentionally) to back right into a giant chunk of water or sewer pipe that was sitting in his yard and he wants to pay for the damage. My rear right bumper is scraped up. Has anyone here got someone they'd recommend for this uncomplicated body work? I got a quote from a guy who comes to you, but he doesn't have a FB page or an insta or anything, and when I asked for photos or references or any type of proof of work, he ghosted me. Thanks in advance!

/r/eastside · Aug 25, 2026, 12:14 AM

Join us at Bellevue College for the 10 th annual Japan Week, a free public celebration of Japanese culture. Highlights include celebrating milestone anniversaries for Super Mario Brothers, Dragon Ball and Pokémon, Presentation by film and game composer Kazuma Jinnouchi, live musical Little Red Riding Hood: Another Story performed in Japanese and Hiroshima/Nagasaki atomic bomb exhibit, a Japanese flea market, martial arts demos, music performances, tea ceremony, Ikebana, and much more: Japan Week at Bellevue College Please support Japan Week! Design this year’s event t-shirt contest (due 8/31): 2026 T-Shirt Design Contest | Japan Week at Bellevue College We are also looking to recruit 200+ volunteers for the festival: Volunteer Registration Link and Mikoshi: Mikoshi Registration Link . For all the details, please visit Japan Week at Bellevue College

/r/BellevueWA · Aug 25, 2026, 12:12 AM

Join us at Bellevue College for the 10 th annual Japan Week, a free public celebration of Japanese culture. Highlights include celebrating milestone anniversaries for Super Mario Brothers, Dragon Ball and Pokémon, Presentation by film and game composer Kazuma Jinnouchi, live musical Little Red Riding Hood: Another Story performed in Japanese and Hiroshima/Nagasaki atomic bomb exhibit, a Japanese flea market, martial arts demos, music performances, tea ceremony, Ikebana, and much more: Japan Week at Bellevue College Please support Japan Week! Design this year’s event t-shirt contest (due 8/31): 2026 T-Shirt Design Contest | Japan Week at Bellevue College We are also looking to recruit 200+ volunteers for the festival: Volunteer Registration Link and Mikoshi: Mikoshi Registration Link . For all the details, please visit Japan Week at Bellevue College

/r/AskSeattle · Aug 25, 2026, 12:09 AM

My wife and I are flying up to spend a couple of days in Seattle before boarding our cruise and are considering getting dinner at the Imperial Kitchen and Bar since its close to our hotel. We're planning to go to Pike's Place, the Space Needle, and Chihuly Garden. We're getting in late Thursday night so we really only have Friday to explore the city. My first question is Imperial a good place to eat? My second is does anyone have any reccomendations for food places or things to do? We're staying at Belltown Inn if that helps. Edit:My bad yall. Didn't mean to mispronounce Pike Place haha

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