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Freshly painted Bus Only lane for route 8. Do they have cameras ready to fine drivers? Cops in the corner waiting? Who is going to stop them?

As a note, if you have questions regarding this event please be sure to ping me by putting my username in the comment or sending me a message. I don't use the official Reddit site often so please don't use the chat feature. Hey all, the weekly Capitol Hill Board Game meetup is scheduled to take place this week. This week it will take place this Monday, at 7:30 PM at The Pine Box, 1600 Melrose Ave. We will most likely be seated under the covered patio - if you see a group of Smash Bro gamers out there, then that means we're up in the Mezzanine! If you're ever uncertain of where we're at, you can ask the bartenders and they should be able to point us out. Please note that The Pine Box is 21+ only. Start time is typically more like 7:00, as people tend to show up then to order food, chat, and just socialize. Don't worry if you don't see any games as they'll be brought out soon enough. Start time for board games will be at 7:30, so if you don't want to be left out be sure to show up before then! If you're new, look for the collection of board games people usually bring. We ask that you please order something, even if it's just one beverage. The Pine Box is a public bar, and we need to respect their business needs. FAQ: Q.) How often does this group meetup? A.) Unless stated otherwise, this is a weekly meetup. Meaning every Monday we try to gather up and socialize. If we are skipping a week for holiday or some other reason, it will be noted in this post. Q.) What kind of games are played? Should I bring mine? A.) A whole slew of games are played; from short games like Codenames and Liars Dice, to longer ones like Evolution and Colonizing Mars. And feel free to bring your own games, too. You might find some people who are interested in trying it out. Q.) I don't really know how to play any board games besides x, y, z.... Will I be welcome here? A.) That's completely fine. There are plenty of people who are willing to explain the rules and do quite a good job at it, too. Q.) Speaking of being welcome, what kind of people are allowed to attend? A.) Everyone is welcome, so long as you are polite, respectful, and considerate of the other patrons.

Hi all, I'm a local university student who was looking for volunteering opportunities back in December/January. When I was searching for opportunities near me I found that Google searches continuously gave me the same results. and found it hard to find other opportunities with various causes. So I built a website that aggregates all the volunteering opportunities around the Seattle/Greater Seattle & Puget Sound area for all those who are interested in getting more involved. For those curious, I committed to building this as a free platform with no accounts, no ads, and no bias or ranking. The organizations are listed by cause and location specifically. Here is my website: https://www.volunteerseattle.org/ I am not very familiar with Reddit, but after talking with some friends I shared this website with, they suggested this may be a great place to share with and gather feedback. I'm open to all feedback, and I'd also love to add more organizations in the area if you have. I originally did not have a specific user group in mind when building this, but I learned that both high schools and some degree programs (e.g. med students) need volunteering hours, so if you have kids or know anybody else that may like this website please feel free to share :) Let me know what you think and if you have any questions/feature requests/feedback, I'm open to all. Or if this might just be useful to you. Thanks for your time

I was checking out a home for sale on 73rd & 8th street, right off the I-5. Right next door is a home that looks completely abandoned and trashed. I looked this abandoned home up and could not find any information. Are there really homes that are just straight up abandoned?? Does the city not take care of it?? Pls help me understand. Edit: 811 NE 73rd St, Seattle, WA 98115

Hey all! I’m curious, possibly even misinformed or am just misunderstanding the language in the various addendums of vehicle equipment requirements for this state. But I am currently under the presumption that a passenger vehicle may be eligible for a front plate exemption should the vehicle’s body make it impossible and there isn’t an OEM/aftermarket solution to mount it? Only trouble is, WSP seems to have never granted such a thing. My car is an homage/homologation inspired conversion that was done out of state based on a historical racecar. It’s fully road legal and road worthy because the base car is a federally legal production car. However, the front bumper is longer, wider and follows European design. There are no factory/aftermarket mounting options available. Worse still, drilling into this very hard to replace front bumper would be a waste of time because there’s nowhere to mount it without the plate hanging in front of air ducts. This means the bottom half of the plate would just be hanging with nothing behind, so wind at highway speeds would just damage the plate by folding it back at pretty much a 90 degree angle. Does anyone here have a front plate exemption or know of someone else getting one? I attached a link to a photo of the racecar that has the same front bumper. Right now I’m stuck, cause I’m not trying to circumvent equipment rules, but at the same time I don’t want to ruin the bumper 😅

Was walking my doggo and saw this guy in the tree line of the green belt behind our building. Just hung out there for a few minutes watching him, such cool birds.

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Please join myself (Councilmember Kelly Jiang) and Representative Zach Hall for a funeral / celebration of life for the 554 and 271 buses, which will no longer be with us starting on August 29th. There will be a brief speaking program, and audience members are also invited to share their fondest memories from the 554 and 271 buses before they are no longer with us on this plane of existence. Formal attire (i.e. all black) is requested. The purpose of this event is to highlight how important these buses have been for Issaquah residents for decades. We will also share more about opportunities to advocate for better transit service to Issaquah. R.I.P. direct transit service from Issaquah to Seattle. You will be dearly missed.

Anybody interested. I want to put the remaining time left in September to do it

I stopped and gave him grief about parking on the sidewalk and he claimed "the building" gave him permission to park there. The lights look a lot like a cop car, I wonder what SPD thinks about this?