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A new Egyptian restaurant named Cairo is getting ready to open on Leary in the former Strega Pizzeria location.

Anyone have any recs on where to watch the Tottenham match in West Seattle tomorrow ? Game is at 9:30am

Looking for a place to watch the Tottenham match this Saturday at 9:30am. Anyone have any good recs?

I’ve tried Umi Sake house and they were generous enough to have a nice and delicious vegan sushi menu. Are there any other sushi places that have nice vegan options? I’m tired of having the cucumber or avocado rolls 😭

Hello, I'm looking for a hair salon that'll cut split ends for less that $80ish. I got my ends trimmed on mid-June but my usual hair stylist won't trim split ends, especially the ones on mid length. I have tailbone length straight hair and I don't really want to compromise on length and have a new person screw my hair by cutting it more than necessarily needed. Preferably Bellevue/U District Thank you!

Friday, Aug 21 DuPont BBQ Cookoff: Aug 21-23, Clocktower Park The Lost Boys Summerween: Aug 21 10pm, Blue Mouse Theatre Costumes are encouraged, with vampire, surfer, Halloween & spooky summer looks welcome! Free Dental & Vision Resources: Aug 21 12-6pm, STAR Center Summer Bash & Outdoor Movie ( Zootopia 2 ): Aug 21 6:30-9pm, STAR Center Former Seahawk Marcus Trufant will appear from 4-8:30pm Saturday, Aug 22 Sheridan Ave Ribbon Cutting: Aug 22 12-2pm, Wapato Park main entrance TOGO Walk meeting at 12pm at Fern Hill Elementary, ribbon cutting at 12:20pm Mi Centro’s First Mercadito : Aug 22 9am-2pm, 1208 S 10th St Bite of Black Business: Aug 22 11am-6pm, Wright Park Students can pick up free backpacks & school supplies while supplies last! Tacoma Night Market: Aug 22 5-10pm, The Mothership City-Wide Block Party: Aug 22 12-7pm, Cheney Stadium Presented by True Vine Community Church - features family activities, community resources, entertainment & a back-to-school giveaway! Parkland Pace or Race: Aug 22 9:30-11am, Washington High School Annual Cider Squeeze: Aug 22 10am-1:45pm, Curran Apple Orchard Kickball Session: Aug 22 3-5pm, Senator Rosa Franklin Park Walking with Trees & Water: Aug 22 10:30am-12pm Meeting at Naomi Joe’s Coffee Roasters (inside 7 Seas Brewery) before walking from downtown to the foss waterway Community Drumming Circle & Potluck: Aug 22 12pm, Crescent Moon Gifts Free two-hour drumming gathering & potluck afterward (space is limited) PNW Market: Aug 22 2-7pm, Point Ruston Youth Day: Aug 22 9am-3:30pm, Paul Bunyan Rifle & Sportmans Club Opportunity to learn to a shoot a shotgun, muzzleloader, rifle, archery & firearm safety ( Free to Youth up to age 18 ) SOS Professional Wrestling Barn Burner: Aug 22 7pm (doors at 6pm), McMillin Farm Brewhouse Sunday, Aug 23 Sunday Drag Market: Aug 23 11am-4pm, The Mothership Blessing of the Animals: Aug 23 10am, Curran Apple Orchard NW Metaphysical Mini Market: Aug 23 10am-4pm, 5244 S Tacoma Way Pour in the Park: Aug 23 2-5pm, Lakewood Gardens View more here: https://linktr.ee/tacomaevents

Friday, Aug 21 DuPont BBQ Cookoff: Aug 21-23, Clocktower Park The Lost Boys Summerween: Aug 21 10pm, Blue Mouse Theatre Costumes are encouraged, with vampire, surfer, Halloween & spooky summer looks welcome! Free Dental & Vision Resources: Aug 21 12-6pm, STAR Center Summer Bash & Outdoor Movie ( Zootopia 2 ): Aug 21 6:30-9pm, STAR Center Former Seahawk Marcus Trufant will appear from 4-8:30pm Saturday, Aug 22 Sheridan Ave Ribbon Cutting: Aug 22 12-2pm, Wapato Park main entrance TOGO Walk meeting at 12pm at Fern Hill Elementary, ribbon cutting at 12:20pm Mi Centro’s First Mercadito : Aug 22 9am-2pm, 1208 S 10th St Bite of Black Business: Aug 22 11am-6pm, Wright Park Students can pick up free backpacks & school supplies while supplies last! Tacoma Night Market: Aug 22 5-10pm, The Mothership City-Wide Block Party: Aug 22 12-7pm, Cheney Stadium Presented by True Vine Community Church - features family activities, community resources, entertainment & a back-to-school giveaway! Parkland Pace or Race: Aug 22 9:30-11am, Washington High School Annual Cider Squeeze: Aug 22 10am-1:45pm, Curran Apple Orchard Kickball Session: Aug 22 3-5pm, Senator Rosa Franklin Park Walking with Trees & Water: Aug 22 10:30am-12pm Meeting at Naomi Joe’s Coffee Roasters (inside 7 Seas Brewery) before walking from downtown to the foss waterway Community Drumming Circle & Potluck: Aug 22 12pm, Crescent Moon Gifts Free two-hour drumming gathering & potluck afterward (space is limited) PNW Market: Aug 22 2-7pm, Point Ruston Youth Day: Aug 22 9am-3:30pm, Paul Bunyan Rifle & Sportmans Club Opportunity to learn to a shoot a shotgun, muzzleloader, rifle, archery & firearm safety ( Free to Youth up to age 18 ) SOS Professional Wrestling Barn Burner: Aug 22 7pm (doors at 6pm), McMillin Farm Brewhouse Sunday, Aug 23 Sunday Drag Market: Aug 23 11am-4pm, The Mothership Blessing of the Animals: Aug 23 10am, Curran Apple Orchard NW Metaphysical Mini Market: Aug 23 10am-4pm, 5244 S Tacoma Way Pour in the Park: Aug 23 2-5pm, Lakewood Gardens View more here: https://linktr.ee/tacomaevents

Was anyone there yesterday when a bunch of cops basically pushed everyone out of the park including people playing on the field? Does anyone know why?

Given the controversy around Flock cameras in Redmond (where our City Council recently voted to end the contract), here is an opposing viewpoint. Darth Vader recently addressed the San Diego City Council in -favor- of Flock cameras. And possibly against keeping neighborhood drains clear of obstructions. https://youtu.be/7NtOYzDJt9U?is=IsaV-sz68s6YBkfz

Initiative 645 would repeal the 9.9% tax on individual and household wage income above $1 million a year that Gov. Bob Ferguson signed into law in late March. The tax is slated to take effect Jan. 1, 2028, with payments due the following year. The state Department of Revenue estimates it would bring in roughly $2.7 billion in its first year. The statement for I-645 drafted by Attorney General Nick Brown's office reads: "This measure would decrease funding for public K-12 education, higher education (including universities and community colleges), and human services (primarily healthcare)." ~ A $2.7 billion question on the November ballot, and the fight was over whether voters get to read one sentence about it first.