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In an emergency, be the help until help arrives. CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) Training educates community members in basic disaster preparedness and response skills. In the classes we teach participants how to take care of themselves, their families, and the community in the event of an emergency. You'll learn how to put out a small fire with a fire extinguisher, disaster first aid, basic emergency preparedness, fire safety, and much more. Classes will be held on Tuesday and Thursday nights from Thursday, October 8 through Thursday, November 5 (6-9 p.m.). There will also be a final drill disaster simulation on Saturday, November 7 (from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.). Graduation/Next Steps (optional) session is on Tuesday, November 10 (from 6 p.m. to about 7:30 p.m.). There is no cost to take the course. Registration: https://issaquahcert.org/event-6792212/Registration

Anyone have any experience working at PSE in the field side of things? After 20 years of warehousing and corporate work I'm ready for a change of scenery & energy seems to be the future

I took first available appointment- October 23! Just a few weeks before my license expires (unable to renew online because I’m over 70).

500+ intersections now and I wondered when we'd voted on it. We didn't. It came from an SDOT policy memo signed March 2, 2023 . There was a comment window on the draft Vision Zero review that recommended it, back in Feb 2023 — but unless you were already reading SDOT strategy documents you'd never have known that was your chance. I built a free weekly Seattle council digest ( mybloc.co ) and it missed this too — it watches legislation, and this never went to the council. However, West Seattle's Rob Saka, District 1 councilmember, is drafting the SAFER Streets Act — a Vision Zero package that would, among other things, write SDOT's authority to use no-turn-on-red into city code. Right now this is internal department policy; putting it in code gives it legal standing and puts future changes through a public council process. Not formally introduced yet. Real question: how do you find out about departmental decisions like this before they turn into signs on your street? Is anyone actually reading SDOT's published policies? A mailing list I'm missing? Or does everyone find out the way I did? I want to widen these digests to cover things that affect people whether or not they go through the council. Subscribe and tell me what you'd want to see: mybloc.co

Hey yall, I’m looking for a local print shop that is decently priced. Also if there are any paces I can source high quality blank T- shirts, long sleeves and hoodies ! Thank you 🤍

29 y.o male looking for beginner horse back riding lessons. Have contacted 5-7 places and can’t find anyone to take my money. My fiancée is a very proficient rider and we are in the market for property/horses in the next year and I’d like to learn to ride and care for a horse well before she leases/buys one. Would like multiple private lessons. New to Washington and would like to find something in Snohomish area as I live on silver lake.

(@hellomelenez) love his line work- very cool to see in person if you can

Hey all, Our house cleaning service just raised the price up to $345 for a cleaning every 4 weeks, and so I wanted to explore if there were other good cleaning service options for Ballard at a more affordable price. Does anyone have any recommendations for house cleaning that they like and would be less costly for a monthly cleaning? Thanks!

I think I want to pay for a weekly or bi-weekly house cleaning service. I’m in the Greenlake area. How much are y’all spending and do any of y’all have any recommendations?

Hi! Does anyone have a good nail salon recommendation that takes a lot of care/attention to detail in gel nail removal and application? I have natural nails, and I’m tired of rushed and careless e-file removal destroying my nails. I’m willing to pay a bit extra. Thanks!