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/r/WestSeattleWA · Aug 18, 2026, 8:04 PM

Hey, all! Mel here! We are Canine Cuts & Artistry LLC located in White Center! We are located off 14th and Roxbury, next to A Dogs Dream and Listen Here! A plaza for ALL your dogs needs! We are ready to take bookings for full grooms, bathing, deshedding and nail trim services. Lakota has 15 years of experience, has placed in multiple competitions, is a certified esthetician and has a holistic way of tailoring your pets grooming services to their special needs. Whatever your little one needs, she will customize their grooming service to give them a professional, relaxing, and respectful spa experience! I, Mel, have about 8 years of bathing experience, especially in deshedding for those larger dogs like great pyrenees and golden retrievers. It's important to get undercoat out regularly so your dogs fur can function and help regulate their temperature. I am also a student of Lakotas and am working towards being a doodle focused groomer! With that said, get your pups booked! Please text us at 206.672.3342! If you need to call, please DM for the phone line! Our schedule currently permits only dogs 30 pounds and under, and any and all bath dogs that are not XL+! We look forward to servicing this area! Thank you! -Mel

/r/AskSeattle · Aug 18, 2026, 8:04 PM

Hey everyone! I will be visiting Seattle soon for a concert at T-Mobile Park. I will be there for 3 days. Looking for great food and coffee recommendations. There are not a lot of good ethnic options where I live, and I would love to take advantage of that while I am in the city. Best Ethiopian? Fun unique little shops I shouldn't miss? I have a hotel booked for the weekend, but I will be car camping one night after my drive north from Oregon. Does anyone have any good recommendations for someone looking to park overnight in a safe place? Solo female traveler in my 30's.

/r/AskSeattle · Aug 18, 2026, 7:47 PM

I know all certified arborists can prune a fruit tree, but I would like to hire someone that specializes in it and can make recommendations on pest (insects) control to increase my harvest with better, more viable fruit. Thanks!

/r/eastside · Aug 18, 2026, 7:36 PM

Well, well, well I know the Public Disclosure Commission's been in the news. But now the Middle Eastside is back in the Public Disclosure Commission spotlight. This time, Rep. Amy Walen got a warning to include sponsor ID on her social media. Her opponent, Jessica Forsythe, doesn't have this problem. Nor does her Redmond seatmate Vanessa Kritzer. From the PDC resolution, "PDC staff is reminding you about the importance of including sponsor identification on your political advertising, including online campaign advertising. You are expected to comply with PDC statutes and rules in the future." The PDC, on limited resources, decided to dismiss the complaint from further proceedings, provided the matter is addressed. However, I argue Rep. Walen broke her oath to uphold the laws of this state...

/r/Tacoma · Aug 18, 2026, 7:33 PM

I’d like to invite a group out to do a sunrise or sunset hike in the area but need some help finding options. I am hoping to find something that is: open early/late enough for us to start before sunrise or finish after sunset, includes 4 or fewer miles total of easy hiking, has some kind of nice view of either the sunrise or sunset, and is within a half hour drive of Tacoma city limits. Something like Dash Point would’ve been great, but the park opens after sunrise and closes at dusk. Same with Point Defiance to a degree, but I’m also not sure what the sun views are like at those viewpoints? Does such a place exist? Any hive mind recommendations?

/r/SeattleWA · Aug 18, 2026, 7:25 PM

Just saw this dude park in the aisle over by the post office/Baskin robbins around Northgate, dump some bags of bread for the flocks of crows and gulls, and drive off. Do not do this, please. I like the birds, this is not good food for them, can lead to issues in wings with waterfowl, attracts pests, and explains why there's bird shit everywhere around that parking lot. Compost this, and leave better treats for birds if you want to feed them. I intend to remember him around QFC there and intend to try to (sensibly) talk with the dude, trying not to just bitch to the void here, but c'mon.

/r/Seattle · Aug 18, 2026, 7:22 PM

First time getting a ticket here, video shows: 0:02- traffic movement starts 0:06- I enter intersection, light is green, traffic is moving 0:08- traffic stops (people crossing crosswalk along Denny stopping all right hand turns?- you can't see this in the video), I'm stopped at the crosswalk 0:12- light turns yellow 0:13- traffic starts moving again 0:15- light turns red 0:16- I'm out of the intersection The 1 second between light turning red and me getting out of the intersection would be blocking the box. In the whole scenario (14 seconds), I enter in the first 25% of the green light and expected to be able to clear the intersection. With the footage, I would have never entered the intersection at 0:06 and then waited for the next light--- so only cars in the first 4 seconds of a 13 second light can make it. Is this worth a contest vs mitigation? Mostly concerned about the statement about it getting reported to DOL (but I didn't think camera tickets were reported?). Honestly this light is impossible.

/r/Seattle · Aug 18, 2026, 7:15 PM

The road I live on is closed. Not "narrowed," not "one lane." Torn open, fenced off, gone. Cars can't use it. And this morning someone told me to "just use the bike lane." There is no bike lane. There is a fucking trench. So I'm on a Lime trying to get home, I had an emergency, and yeah, I was on the sidewalk, because that's the only surface that still exists on that block. Guy comes at me head down on his phone and I nearly put him on the ground. My hands were shaking after. That one was mine to avoid, he was exactly where he's supposed to be, and I still almost hit him because I had nowhere else to be either. I'm not the only one up there. Every single day, riders on that sidewalk. One person breaking a rule is one person. All of us doing it means the detour is broken and nobody in charge has looked at it since they put the cones out. And the riders are just as checked out. One cut across me so badly I swerved into the road and almost got clipped by a car. That's the actual situation on that block: pedestrians, scooters, and traffic all shoved into the same few feet, everyone half-looking, everyone one bad second from a hospital. HEAD UP. LOOK AROUND. That is the entire ask. Fix the detour. Give us anything that isn't a sidewalk or an open pit. Until then somebody is going to get seriously hurt down there, and not one person who uses that block will be surprised. AND LOOK THE FUCK UP!!!

/r/redmond · Aug 18, 2026, 7:14 PM

Yesterday was such a beautiful day, and I took my 2-year-old and baby out to enjoy the trail near Whole Foods. We were having such a nice time outside when my son wanted a quick snack from Whole Foods. Since I know bikes aren’t allowed inside the store, we left his little bike at the bike rack and went in (I didn’t have a lock…). We were inside for less than 10 minutes. When we came back out, his bike was gone. I’m honestly really upset about it. I just can’t understand who would steal a little boy’s bike 😔 It feels especially low knowing it belongs to a child. Has anyone had something like this happen at this location? Should I ask Whole Foods if they have surveillance footage and report it to the police? I would think the cameras might be able to show who took it, especially since we were only inside for a few minutes.

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