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Does the Big Dark officially start when we do the "fall back" time change? This will be my third winter in Seattle and I love how it can go from light to dark in what feels like a few minutes (although I'm enjoying the weather right now).
Randy Arozarena had a massive, game-winning performance for the Seattle Mariners in their 5–4 victory over the Chicago Cubs on Saturday, August 22, 2026 - check out his massive night: Game Stat Line AB: 4 H: 3 HR: 2 RBI: 3 R: 2 Game Highlights Walk-Off HR: Capped off his night with a 2-out, 2-run walk-off home run in the bottom of the 9th inning to secure the 5–4 win. Defensive Gem: Robbed the Cubs' Kevin Alcántara of a home run in the 3rd inning with a leaping catch at the left-field wall.
First trip to the locks with my camera paid off, adding to the other great pictures posted from yesterday. They were HUGE and putting on quite the show but didn’t catch anything while I was there. + a seal staying well out of the way.
Hey there! Starting a new job. Looking for apartments (2b2b / 3b3b) near Amazon office. Either at a walkable distance or a short public transit away. If you are looking for a roommate to fill or have any leads or even looking for an apartment too, please DM. Any leads appreciated:)
How many women wish they had more close friends within a short drive?
Today someone threw a plastic bag that contained glass/bottles at people in the Landing movie theater from the entrance of the movie room to the last row of seats in the middle of a movie. People panicked and some got out, the employees called the police and checked the cameras and apparently they were some teenagers that ran after throwing the glass. The police they said they don't expect to catch them anytime soon as they don't have any leads. Fortunately nobody was badly hurt (I think a kid got hit but didn't have any cuts) but it was really scary.
I have lived in this city for almost eleven years and I think I finally have to admit something out loud. I do not actually like the summers here. Everyone talks about Seattle summers like they are the reward for surviving the gray months, and I get the pitch. The mountains come out, the water is everywhere, patios everywhere, 9pm sunsets, all of it. But every June I feel this pressure to be Doing Summer, and by mid August I am exhausted and low key relieved when the mornings start getting foggy again. The gray winter is when I feel most like myself. I like reading in a coffee shop while it dumps rain outside. I like the excuse to stay in and cook something that takes four hours. I like walking around Greenlake in a puffy jacket when its half empty. Winter here is soft and slow and nobody expects anything from you. Summer feels like a group project. Someones cousin is in from out of town and wants to do the Space Needle. Theres a rooftop thing you feel weird skipping. My list of places I want to try has been sitting at like thirty spots since May because every weekend gets eaten by hikes or weddings or people asking if I want to "grab the ferry over to Bainbridge real quick." I love these people. I am also so tired. The part I feel guilty about is that when its 82 and gorgeous and I am inside with the blinds pulled reading, I know somewhere theres a transplant on their first summer here posting about how this is the most beautiful place on earth, and they are right, and I still just want it to be November. Am I broken? Is there anyone else here who quietly prefers the dark half of the year, or do I need to go touch grass (specifically, sunlit grass).
Is it me or are these kids that are in elementary school all the way to middle school are the most rudest, immature, unsafe people I have ever seen. Now, I'm the first/second year of Gen Z'ers but even when I was kid I didn't do stupid shit and didn't act entitled like these brats are. Idk if it's the area in Everett or what but being from SoCal, it's definitely a different vibe from how kids are act vs how the kids are up here. Lots of these kids need to learn respect and manners. I might just be getting old 😆 THOSE DAMN KIDS OFF MY LAWN vibes. Idk. All I'm saying is these kids that live in this area suck.
This is the home for lost and found around Tacoma, refreshed every week. If you've lost something or come across something that isn't yours, drop a comment below. A few things that help: Say whether you lost or found the item, and lead with what it is. Add the rough area and the day, as much as you're comfortable sharing. For anything with a serial number or other identifying detail, hold that back in your public comment and trade it over DM once someone reaches out, so the real owner can prove it's theirs. Lost or found a pet? we recommend posting in r/LostPetsTacoma too, but you’re welcome to post in this thread as well. For everyone's safety, please be smart about meeting people from the internet. Comb through the comments before posting in case your item is already here. Good luck, and thanks for looking out for each other.
Hi everyone! New to UP. Looking for after school activities for a 12(girl) and 15(boy) year old. Would love the type of things where they could go at same time in different groups or back to back. The YMCA on pearl looks promising, but the websites a bit hard to understand so may need to stop in. Going to look at the UP intermediate school clubs. Wondering about any gyms that do like a kids fitness. And non school teen sport programs(the fall sports don’t really appeal to them). Would really consider any sort of activity, just trying to keep them busy instead of home alone while parents are finishing work. Thanks!