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Hello! Our family is considering a move to Everett towards the end of October or early November and looking for a 3+ bedroom rental house. We probably have some flexibility on timing if needed. I’m wondering if anyone has any tips or knows of houses that will be coming available around that time that? We're checking the usual places as time goes on (Zillow, etc.), but we’re a little worried about the low inventory at the moment. Our preferred neighborhoods are South Forest Park, Port Gardner, Bayside, Riverside, & Northwest Everett. A little about us: we are a family of four with two young kids, ages two and four. No pets. My husband works remotely full time and I am currently a stay at home mom. We have excellent credit and rental references and are looking for a long-term family home. We enjoy being outdoors (hiking, skiing, camping, sailing), reading (my husband and I both run local book clubs in our current location), and spending time with friends and neighbors.

I forgot I had an extra, dm me and it’s yours! Opener starts in ~45 mins, Built to Spill at 6, Courtney at 7.

Hello, neighbors! I have a Viking Husqvarna sewing machine, and while I've been putting it off for Too Long, I am finally admitting I need to get her serviced. I've been scammed by places before, so I'm a little wary, but I was hoping I could get some recommendations for good service places in the Bellevue/Redmond area from local sewists. Thanks in advance for your help!

Whats up r/AskSeattle ! Bringing my Mom and Dad to Seattle for the first time this weekend! I would love to treat them for a nice dinner here near the pike place area since thats were we are staying at. They are down for anything such as seafood, steak, thai, teriyaki, etc. BUT not mexican food, as my parents would say "why pay for something we can cook it at home". Any options are very helpful! Also my dad loves his IPA craft beer and my mom loves her black coffee so any options for that would be helpful as well and very much appreciated. Thank you so much!

Hey! All I would like to send a big thanks to the people who had given me a chance to work on their yard and property This past weekend in the greenwood, North crest and lake forest park neighborhood. And the people who have reached out so far I really appreciate it. I’m a local college student working my way through school, Im in the greenwood neighborhood and I’m looking to get more work in the area and shoreline in general just for the end of summer and fall season. I’ve got a truck, trailer, and equipment to tackle the outdoor jobs most people don’t want to deal with or can’t afford I can work with you on pricing if you are in the area and want to tackle a project. **What I can help with and have done:** Overgrown yard & brush clearing Junk removal & hauling Concrete removal Irrigation system installs and repairs Paver walkways & patios Retaining walls with drainage Stump removal, including bamboo General yard maintenance & cleanouts Etc Local, reliable, and easy to reach Clear communication — no surprises If you are interested send me a message or leave a comment and I will get back to you as soon as possible appreciate you considering me for the work!

Hey Friends, I've answered my neighbor's yelling twice now, and have concerns she has some dementia. We're in Washington State, Seattle. A couple of months ago my neighbor was screaming for help - her husband was having a medical emergency, and she didn't have her phone on her. I called 911, and he left in an ambulance. I checked in a couple days later with a quiche and a card, and her husband was recovering. Last weekend there was more yelling, this time about an intruder. I recruited my roommate for backup and we went to check it out. Her husband has died, and she says there is someone living in her basement. She'd lost her phone again. I got to see more of her house, that night, and it's not quite squalid, but heading that direction. Her narrative was a bit garbled that night, but she'd called the police a couple of times for her basement intruder, she said he had stuff in the basement. My roommate and I checked it out, and it was pretty messy, no obvious signs of anyone there. She says the lights come on, the person messes with her television, and that she'd just changed the locks because of this, and ... God provided the locksmith, she found him on the street outside her house? There's a big pile of bagged garbage on the porch, piles of paper in the house, tarps covering the windows, and a significant amount of sawdust/woodchips in the kitchen (Carpenter ants? Termites?). Her kids live out of state, as do her siblings. She implied that in 40 years living there she had no social connections because she and her husband weren't from Seattle. What should i be doing? Either behind the scenes ("Can I talk to your sister?) or through official channels. Thanks.

We want to drive through, from Granite falls to Darrington. I know part (more than half, I guess) is not paved ... but it is open to motor vehicles, right? We'll be in our Jeep.

Recently added. I am so glad they prioritized this! So desperately needed. Super high traffic area behind Safeway on Rainier. 38th and Andover. 6 stop signs and speed bumps. I hate to think how much that cost.

My mom who lives in Thurston Co is always like you make how much and you can't afford it there?

I’m wondering if there are other people here who have experienced something similar to me. I was unexpectedly snuck up on and stabbed by a man I didn’t know. It was completely random and resulted in life-threatening injuries. There was no relationship, no warning, and no reason I could make sense of—it was simply being in the wrong place at the wrong time and having a stranger try to seriously hurt me. I’ve survived it, but I’ve found that one of the hardest parts of the aftermath has been feeling like I have no one who truly understands this specific experience. I know there are many support groups and communities for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and other forms of trauma, and those resources are incredibly important. But I’ve had a really difficult time finding people who experienced random, life-threatening violence from a stranger and are now trying to navigate what comes after. That lack of people who can relate has left me feeling incredibly alone. I have people in my life who care about me and know what happened, but I often feel unable to share this part of my life with them because there is an alienation that comes from knowing they can't really understand what it feels like to survive something like this. So I'm wondering: Have you experienced something similar? Maybe you were randomly attacked, stabbed, shot, assaulted, or otherwise seriously injured by a stranger, and you've been left dealing with the emotional aftermath of surviving it. If you relate, I would genuinely love for you to message me. You don't need to share details about your attack, and you don't need to explain anything you're not comfortable talking about. I'm mostly hoping to find other people who understand the feeling of surviving something completely unexpected and life-threatening. I'm also exploring the possibility of creating a small peer-support group in the Seattle area specifically for survivors of random violent attacks. I'm not trying to replace therapy or professional support—I just think there should be a place where someone can meet another person and say, “You went through this too? I don't have to explain everything.” Even if you're not in Seattle, if you've experienced something similar, I'd really appreciate hearing from you. If this resonates with you, please feel free to DM me. ❤️ Any interaction or response will be used to convince our city, there is a gap in support here.