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/r/WestSeattleWA · Aug 21, 2026, 5:23 AM

It seems like they have a new crew since I was last there 3-4 months ago. Does anyone know if they are under new ownership or if the quality of service is still great? I really don't want to have to find a new place, but I've had a bad experience with my regular places getting worse after new management/ownership in general here.

/r/AskSeattle · Aug 21, 2026, 5:09 AM

Im from Uruguay and im visiting again! The first time i went to the space needle, the music museum, some of the parks. It was a friend graduation so i got the experience of that as well. Also i visited Lake Chelan for a weekend, great place! This time im going to some concerts, also to do the Mailbox Peak trail, shopping and idk what else should i do. I'll be staying at Edmonds, im arriving tomorrow, i have time during the day, after lunch because i have to work from 5am to 2pm. Any recommendation is welcome!

/r/Renton · Aug 21, 2026, 5:04 AM

Hi neighbors, a cat was hit outside of our house tonight on 156th SE in the Highlands, right before the 142nd PL curve. She did not make it. I knocked on a few doors and wasn't able to find an owner, she didn't have a collar on but she's orange with a white chest and looks to still be growing in fur from a spay. If this sounds like your girl, i'm so sorry and i'd really like to bring her home to you.

/r/SeattleWA · Aug 21, 2026, 5:00 AM

There are laws for car tint in windows. But this guy has all the windows fully covered except for the front driver's side and front passenger window. On a passenger van/ license plate.

/r/WestSeattleWA · Aug 21, 2026, 4:40 AM

Looking to start my toddler into daycare soon. We are looking around delridge/westwood area. Anyone have recommendations? We are interested in west Seattle community school, RIFC, and Educare as they take subsidies

/r/Seattle · Aug 21, 2026, 4:39 AM

Basically my whole Summer has been being lured by one event after another (Ballard seafood fest, CID street fair, Bite of Seattle) by promises of fun and food, and then being slapped with a fat parking ticket. Only one of the times I got a ticket was genuinely my fault though. I heard that you can fight tickets in Seattle, but haven't done it. I saw online that the court is doing a thing tomorrow where they let you fight the tickets at Rainier community center. Is this legit? Would I be able to just go and argue my case without having to go downtown?

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