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Hi everyone! We’re looking for a photographer for a small, private elopement ceremony at Mount Rainier National Park in Second half of September (flexible with dates as we need to choose a location in NP), ideally around the Paradise area. We’d love someone experienced with outdoor elopements and comfortable shooting in mountain weather and natural lighting. We’re looking for coverage of the ceremony, couple portraits, and a few photos with our small group. If you’re available, or have someone you highly recommend. Please reach out.

Only 52% voted, please vote in November! I've been corrected. I was quoting from my county as a commenter said, "Bro, what are you talking about? It was only 37% for the state. You might be looking at the turnout just in your county."

Hi everyone! Me (22F) and my roommate (23F) are looking for a place in Seattle and toured Pratt Park Apartments today. We like it but have heard that the Central District can be kind of unsafe. The apartments we saw were nice and very perfectly within our budget. Seems like maybe the neighborhood has great restaurant options as well as some nice green parks around. Any strong negative feelings towards two young women living in this area? We would be able to park vehicles in a closed off underground garage and definitely don’t plan to be out walking alone late at night. Would practice the same safety and awareness as any urban area. Let me know!! Thank you. Have also been looking for places in Queen Anne but they are just a lot more expensive for less room.

While the internal timeline demonstrates a rapid tactical response, public updates were heavily delayed. Officials, including Assistant Chief Tyrone Davis, did not brief the public until around 10:48 p.m., nearly five hours after the initial shooting. Reporters at the scene were initially informed that the briefing was delayed while awaiting the arrival of dignitaries. Mayor Katie Wilson and state officials have denied requesting any delay to the public updates. However, an internal Seattle Police Department email written by a detective at the scene indicates that someone requested a delay. ~ Eleven minutes to get SWAT, homicide and CSI moving. Four and a half more hours before anyone told the public anything. Only one of those was the hard part.

Last seen in Richmand Highlands - Northwest 182nd St and 6th Ave

For those who don't know the area, this is the grocery store many locals grew up shopping at, known for its meat counter and produce section when there were no bigger chains alternatives like Safeway/QFC around. If you've driven by the 205 along the river, you def have seen it. Curious if anyone has more details on what's planned on this site now.

Does anyone know any local artists who can paint custom art on a raincoat? I'm trying to customize some boring waterproof raincoats that I have for the upcoming winter.

To the absolute angel who found my black, pebbled-texture wallet with the white eye shape in Belltown (I believe along the Elliott Bay Trail) and turned it into the Capitol Hill police station: thank you so much! I was panicking and looking everywhere for it when I received the call from the police station, and I was so relieved. Since I live in Capitol Hill, it was incredibly convenient that you returned it there! TLDR: Thank you for finding and turning in my wallet you kind soul

We tried to catch a missing dachshund on NW 65th Ave and 34th Ave NW but it ran away and didn’t want to be approached.

IMO most Seattle food influencers are so disingenuous (as are most food influencers). But some are just so over the top, with bunch of exaggerations and eye-rolling content. And I’ve heard multiple stories of these influencers actually being nasty and rude to work with behind the scenes, and they come off as super entitled. With that being said, who are the “best” and worst Seattles food influencers out there?