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Hey y'all, I have two general admission tickets to see Muse and Portugal. The Man on Sunday that I can't use. If you're interested: • $20 per ticket, pay by cash, cashapp, or venmo • Would prefer to meet in front of the Pierce County Corrections Center on Tacoma Ave S to ensure everything goes well • Can meet any time after noon and before nightfall until the event Edit: General Admission is lawn seating according to the tickets
Luke Paulson, 27. He tapped his ORCA card in Spanaway Wednesday. His Google maps history shows he searched the Tacoma Bridge view point and War Memorial Park the day he went missing. May be a danger to himself. Please keep an eye out for him. Seattle Police Department case number is 26-247317. I'm really hoping someone can go to those locations and just look around, maybe show his picture to a busker or something. Thank you so much. Luke, you have so many people who care about you. If you see this, please get in touch. We love and miss you.
I’m planning on moving to Seattle and I can’t decide if I should bring my car with me or just commit to being car-free. I actually hate driving for my daily commute and would much rather choose an apartment based on being able to walk or take transit to work. I’ll most likely be looking at jobs in healthcare/medical education, so I’m hoping I can live somewhere that makes commuting to the major hospitals pretty easy. What I’m less sure about is everything outside of work. Do you feel trapped without a car? Is grocery shopping annoying? Appointments, weekend wandering, getting to different neighborhoods, etc.? I already own a car, so part of me thinks I should just drive it up when I move and decide after I’ve actually lived there for a bit. The other part of me does not want to pay Seattle parking prices just to watch my car sit there 95% of the time 😭 If you live in Seattle without a car -do you like it? And if you were moving here already owning one, would you bring it or sell it before the move? Also very open to neighborhood recommendations for someone who wants to walk/transit as much as possible.
Can anyone recommend any places to catch bands/artists playing original live music? Gonna be staying at the Edgewater but willing to travel. Thanks
Over the years I’ve seen so many complaints about Diamond Parking’s unethical business practices (including a bunch of class action lawsuits!) but I recently found out they own apartment complexes across the region. Have any of you lived in a complex owned by the Diamond family? Do they run them the same way they run their parking? Or is it an ok bet to apply to a unit in one of their holdings? Times is tough out there, should a person roll the dice and hope they abide by tenant laws or look elsewhere?
It's the last weekend for this year's Gumshoe 5K scavenger hunt. The weather looks promising for a long summer walk and this year's route has plenty of charm. All proceeds go to Ballard Food Bank and Aurora Commons. If you've done the Gumshoe before, do you have any tips?
August 26th, 2026 Three years after a political protest turned ugly at an Eritrean festival in downtown Tacoma, a federal lawsuit has been voluntarily dismissed against self-described human rights activists who were accused of vandalism and assault. The lawsuit stemmed from confrontations at the 49th Annual Eritrean Festival hosted by the nonprofit Eritrean Association in Greater Seattle (EAGs) on Aug. 5, 2023. Tacoma police said at the time that a group of demonstrators had knocked over several event tents set up overnight and that later scuffles between protesters and event-goers were quickly stopped. EAGs, which filed the lawsuit in June 2024, claimed that 13 named defendants and 150 unidentified other protesters took part in a coordinated attack against property and people, calling their conduct “intentional, malicious, oppressive,” according to the complaint. In a previous statement through their lawyer, the named defendants denied the characterization of events and alleged they were being targeted for promoting civic and human rights changes in Eritrea Eritrea, an Eastern African country north of Ethiopia and along the Red Sea, “abused a wide range of human rights”in 2024, according to a U.S. State Department report from that year. The country hasn’t held an election since its independence in 1993 and routinely suppresses basic freedoms, the nonprofit Human Rights Watch said. EAGs denied ties to the government, but the named defendants claimed that Eritrean festivals are fundraising tools controlled by the country’s leadership. As a nonprofit, EAGs aims to support Eritreans who arrived in Seattle due to conflicts in the Horn of Africa, according to its lawsuit. The federal complaint was dismissed Monday without settlement in the U.S. District Court for Western Washington after both sides agreed to end litigation, court records show. Trial had been scheduled for October. At about 6 a.m. on the event’s second day, an estimated 150 to 200 protesters showed up to an intersection near the Greater Tacoma Convention Center, where the weekend festival was being held, The News Tribune previously reported. Tacoma police received reports of property being destroyed and set on fire along Market Street, although it’s unclear how officers addressed the reported damage, according to police records. Officers stayed on the scene into the afternoon to keep the peace and reported diffusing several fights and arguments, records show. At least three reports were written for assault and one for a person brandishing a firearm, the records noted. “We don’t have any riots or anything of that nature,” a Tacoma police spokesperson told The News Tribune at the time. (Source) https://amp.thenewstribune.com/news/local/article316926891.html
Hey everyone! I’m moving from Texas to Seattle soon, and I work in the service industry. How hard is it to find a serving job in seattle? I’m Hispanic and have a slight accent—do you think that would be an issue when applying for serving jobs there? Just curious to hear from people who live/work in seattle. Thanks!
Hey everyone! I’m moving from Texas to Seattle soon, and I work in the service industry. How hard is it to find a serving job in seattle? I’m Hispanic and have a slight accent—do you think that would be an issue when applying for serving jobs there? Just curious to hear from people who live/work in seattle. Thanks!
Hey everyone! I’m moving from Texas to Seattle soon, and I work in the service industry. How hard is it to find a serving job in seattle? I’m Hispanic and have a slight accent—do you think that would be an issue when applying for serving jobs there? Just curious to hear from people who live/work in seattle. Thanks!