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/r/Issaquah · Aug 19, 2026, 8:02 PM

My bengal has been missing since 08/08 early morning. She broke the window screen and escaped. We live at the Woods at Issaquah. We’ve done everything we could but no sighting yet. Please let us know if you happen to see a bengal somewhere. Thanks for your help. Any direct clue that leads us to find her, we can provide $1000 reward.

/r/AskSeattle · Aug 19, 2026, 7:59 PM

Hi all - looking for someone in Seattle taking squirrels. PAWS/Sarvey won’t. Closest I can find is footprints in Carnation. I found juveniles crying on the ground for a few hours - place in carnation says they’re likely abandoned or orphaned. Thanks!

/r/SeattleWA · Aug 19, 2026, 7:50 PM

Hay Madison park neighborhood! Maybe don’t just pick up your dog poop and straight up throw it in my trash without tying the bag first. I normally wouldn’t care about other people’s pet wastes being in my trash, as I have my own dog who’s pet waste I throw away in my own trash anyways, but when you just pick it up and don’t even both trying to close it and just throw it in someone else’s trash, it’s disrespectful af. Do better. [link] [comments]

/r/redmond · Aug 19, 2026, 7:49 PM

Join us for an evening of tastings from a host of Washington wineries while strolling your favorite Redmond Town Center shops Taste Wines from Across Washington- AlI in One Night in Redmond Sip, shop, stroll, and disoover your new favorite wines at the 5th Annual Redmond Wine Walk! Join us Friday, August 21, from 5:00-8:00 PM at Redmond Town Center as we celebrate WAugust, Washington's month- long celebration of Washington wine. Enjoy a curated selection of wineries selected by Seattle Unoorked, featuring wines from Walla Walla, Yakima Valley, Lake Chelan, Puget Sound, and beyond while exploring Redmond's premier shopping and dining destination. Enjoy live music in the plaza, browse local shops, meet winery representatives, and purchase bottles directly from participating wineries.

/r/AskSeattle · Aug 19, 2026, 7:17 PM

I’m looking to get a small tattoo on my side, probably around the size of a nickel or quarter. The tattoo would be a number, but I’m considering adding a simple design around it and possibly a little bit of color. Since it’ll be so small, I’m looking for someone in the Seattle area who’s especially good with tiny tattoos and can make sure it still looks good as it heals and ages. This will also be my first tattoo! I’d also love recommendations for queer/LGBTQ+ artists! The tattoo has some personal significance to that part of my identity, so I’d love to support a queer artist if possible. Does anyone have an artist or shop they’d recommend? Also curious about roughly how much you paid for something similar

/r/SeattleWA · Aug 19, 2026, 7:06 PM

Just this week, the council voted 5-2 to overhaul its affordability requirements in low-density residential areas, essentially gutting a fee in-lieu program that was intended to act as something of a check on the city's continued proliferation of large single-family homes. Previously, all new homes over 1,500 square feet were required to pay a fee that would be used to fund affordable housing, but that threshold was raised to 1,750 square feet, with the fee only applying to square footage exceeding that threshold. A unanimous vote last month removes a policy from the city's Comprehensive Plan that would have pushed the city to pursue a designation as a regional growth center, a move that could have unlocked more infrastructure funding for the city, and likely come with requirements for more density. ~ A city of 70,000 has spent eighteen years deciding where to put housing and has landed on: somewhere else.

/r/AskSeattle · Aug 19, 2026, 6:58 PM

I'm staying for 3 days at a hotel in Pioneer Square next week, driving my short-bed, supercrew F150 in and need to park nearby the hotel. Won't need the truck at all during my stay, i.e. I'm fine with no in/out. I'll be expensing the parking so while reasonable cost would be good, it doesn't need to be rock-bottom. Main concerns are allows me to park for 3 days straight, can fit my truck's length (19.5') & width (7'), is it somewhat secure. At 6'6" height, it's usually not considered over height. I've done extensive searching and Butler Garage seems to be good, but the spots might be tight. Appreciate any suggestions ... thanks!

/r/everett · Aug 19, 2026, 6:53 PM

I run a small company in Everett. I'm hiring for a position but every time I explain it people think it's cold calling and spam, which it isn't at all. So I made a short video to explain what it actually is. I've watched it too many times to tell if it's any good. Does it makes sense? I don't want it to come off as salesy.

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