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I am new to Seattle, moving here from NYC. In New York, there are a million sites to reserve your spot for indoor runs to play basketball. I’ve kinda been struggling to find spots here. What recommendations do you guys have? I don’t mind paying for a spot but would be nice to know where I can go to hoop indoors without needing a gym membership.
Taken from north 42nd st, facing northwest northeast. This has to be Seattle, right? I just can't identify the buildings and it doesn't look exactly like the downtown skyline I'm familiar with.
Hi everyone! I'll be moving to Kent this November for work and will be working near SE 228th St. It'll be my first time living in the US, so I'm still trying to figure things out. 😅 I'll be sharing an apartment with another person, and we're looking for something affordable, safe, and hopefully not too far from work. Preferrably a studio or a 1-bedroom, depending on the price. It would be nice if the apartment has a gym, and being close to grocery stores or public transportation would be a huge plus. Any apartment recommendations or areas we should check out (or avoid)? Thanks in advance! 😊
Research by King County's Water and Land Resources Division confirmed the effectiveness of soil mixture that treats 6PPDQ, a toxic chemical found in tire dust that causes coho salmon to die before they return to their spawning grounds.
Hey guys! I am moving across the country and looking into the following apartments to potentially rent: ION Town Center - Midvale Ave N and N 180th St LEVA on Market - 17th Ave NW and NW 54th St Linden Highlands - Linden Ave N and N 175th St Tavin Apartments - NW 85th St and 15th Ave NW I have virtual tours to see the apartments but I’m curious to know about the areas - are they in a safe area, are they near a light rail station, etc. Thanks!
Hey all, Visiting Seattle for a week with family and we would love to take one of these days to go out to a National or State Park (or some other scenic area) to look at the beautiful outdoors here and do some light hiking. I have family members in our group who aren’t the best with a lot of elevation or long hikes, so we’re looking for something in the general area that’s accessible for them. Any recommendations? I feel like there are just so many options that it easily gets overwhelming, so appreciate anyone pointing me to the right direction.
Any Heated Rivalry to NHL fans interested in being IRL friends for this NHL season (and the later PWHL season)? I'm (33F) new-ish to Tacoma, and have accidentally become a fan of hockey, and would love to not have this be yet another hobby/interest I only enjoy/ participate in online. I was thinking of occasionally going to a hockey bar (or just a bar playing a game) or even making it up to Seattle for a Kraken game. I am also happy to meet at a cafe and just talk about Heated Rivalry and pop culture in general :)
Hi I’m looking for a private instructor to teach me the basics about water color painting. I’ve found it very therapeutic and would love to learn more. I live in the Kirkland area.
Hello! Context- we lived in Washington for years, moved to North Dakota, then came back about 7 years ago to Lynnwood, and now finally purchased a home in Tacoma a few months ago. We love it here!!! The problem: I have EXTREME medical gaslighting ptsd. To the point I can barely make it in for appointments because the doctors are never “safe” feeling to me. I do have insurance but I’m not opposed to a coop situation where you pay them directly and skip insurance. I think there’s something wrong with my gallbladder, but when i mentioned it to the nurse, and said “could it be connected?” Nah it would hurt more. Meanwhile it does in fact hurt. I just don’t scream when it hurts. Any suggestions on any of those things are welcome!
The report, requested by Claudia Balducci via the county budget and delivered in April, ultimately confirmed that riders in the Woodridge, Crossroads, and BelRed areas of Bellevue have been shortchanged by the bus routing changes. Next week, riders around Eastgate who are able to catch buses to Downtown Bellevue or Eastgate Park and Ride will also be included in that list with the elimination of the Route 271. "But what we also did was we unintentionally created several new transit deserts, mostly in East Bellevue, which is one of the highest equity score areas in all of East King County, and that can't be what this was about," Balducci said this week. ~ East Bellevue lost service, the county wrote it down in April, and Eastgate is next on Saturday.