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/r/WestSeattleWA · Aug 19, 2026, 5:16 PM

What the title says. I have two delicate little pendants that need delicate chains to go on. I have tried Mejuri, Aurate and a couple other of those tier "influencer" brands and the chains just break after regular usage. Any recommendations for a local-ish spot that has good quality and reasonable pricing? Bonus points if they'd also be able to clean one of the pendants which is over 100-year-old gold and garnet.

/r/BellevueWA · Aug 19, 2026, 5:11 PM

Dog Dental Cleaning Under $500!? Hi! Just moved to Bellevue from the Midwest - was wondering if there are any vets / places that offer dental cleaning for dogs for $500 or around that? Most quotes I'm getting are $1k+ I have a 7 year old maltese (just turned 7 today actually lol) And also need the bordetella vaccine! Perferrably less than $30. Thanks!

/r/AskSeattle · Aug 19, 2026, 4:56 PM

I’m helping plan an event this September, and we’re looking for help with backdrops. For event fabrication , we’re looking for something much more “creative person building cool stuff in their garage/workshop” and less “corporate Amazon event fabrication company.” Think custom stage backdrop, interesting signage, dimensional/decorative pieces, simple installations, etc. We’d love someone scrappy, artistic, collaborative, and reasonably priced. Does anyone have recommendations for independent fabricators, artists, set builders, wedding/event creatives, or just a friend-of-a-friend who makes cool stuff in the Seattle/Renton area? Would love any leads — especially people who enjoy working with nonprofits. Thanks!

/r/eastside · Aug 19, 2026, 4:37 PM

If you use Montlake Boulevard or the SR 520 ramps in the Montlake area, plan for a weekend closure starting Friday night, Aug. 21. From 10 p.m. Friday, Aug. 21, to 6 a.m. Monday, Aug. 24, Montlake Boulevard will close between East Hamlin Street and East Louisa Street, along with several nearby streets and SR 520 ramps. So, what exactly is closing? Montlake Boulevard on-ramps to eastbound and westbound SR 520 Eastbound SR 520 off-ramp to Montlake Boulevard A 300-foot section of East Roanoke Street west of Montlake Boulevard Lake Washington Boulevard between Montlake Boulevard and 24th Avenue East The westbound SR 520 off-ramp to northbound Montlake Boulevard will remain open. People walking, biking and rolling will still be able to cross SR 520 on Montlake Boulevard, with a limited detour south of SR 520. What will crews be up to? During the weekend closure, crews will install three new mast-arm sign structures and mount new signs on them. They'll also remove the large sign bridge spanning Montlake Boulevard just south of SR 520 and install a new southbound sign north of SR 520 on an existing utility pole. If you're traveling through Montlake this weekend, give yourself extra time, check the real-time travel map and consider alternate routes.

/r/SeattleWA · Aug 19, 2026, 4:36 PM

If you use Montlake Boulevard or the SR 520 ramps in the Montlake area, plan for a weekend closure starting Friday night, Aug. 21. From 10 p.m. Friday, Aug. 21, to 6 a.m. Monday, Aug. 24, Montlake Boulevard will close between East Hamlin Street and East Louisa Street, along with several nearby streets and SR 520 ramps. So, what exactly is closing? Montlake Boulevard on-ramps to eastbound and westbound SR 520 Eastbound SR 520 off-ramp to Montlake Boulevard A 300-foot section of East Roanoke Street west of Montlake Boulevard Lake Washington Boulevard between Montlake Boulevard and 24th Avenue East The westbound SR 520 off-ramp to northbound Montlake Boulevard will remain open. People walking, biking and rolling will still be able to cross SR 520 on Montlake Boulevard, with a limited detour south of SR 520. What will crews be up to? During the weekend closure, crews will install three new mast-arm sign structures and mount new signs on them. They'll also remove the large sign bridge spanning Montlake Boulevard just south of SR 520 and install a new southbound sign north of SR 520 on an existing utility pole. If you're traveling through Montlake this weekend, give yourself extra time, check the real-time travel map and consider alternate routes.

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