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So im currently looking for a new mattress and kinda getting tired of going store to store lol. My budget is around $300-$800 and im mainly just trying to find something thats actually good for the money, not necessarily the cheapest thing possible. For people around Seattle/Everett/Lynnwood/Western WA, what mattress stores have you guys had good experiences with? Could be local stores or chains like Mattress Firm, Mattress Depot, etc. Also curious what type of mattress people ended up liking: all foam individual/pocketed coils hybrid latex Purple/grid type mattresses If anyone has bought a $300-$800 mattress that you've been happy with for a few years, I'd really like to hear what model it was and where you got it. And for anyone who has tried the more expensive stuff like Purple/GelFlex Grid or higher end hybrids, did you actually think it was worth paying more? Or did you find something much cheaper that felt just as good? Also curious if anyone has had good or bad experiences with the discount mattress stores. Were the deals actually good or was there some catch with delivery, returns, clearance, etc? Basically just trying to avoid getting talked into spending $1500+ when I might be able to get something perfectly good for $500-800 😂 Any recommendations or personal experiences would be appreciated.

Hello, I'm interested in the aquatic ecosystems of lake union, particularly south Lake Union, as there's not as much documentation of species compared to some of the other lakes in seattle. If you have fished there, what have you found? Thanks.

Hello Seattle locals. I am planning a solo trip to Seattle in November for a few days (18-23) and am looking for hotel recs, things to do, and maybe advice on how cold its going to be. I will be going up to Leavenworth for a wedding via train the 20-22nd, and then coming back to Seattle 22-23. I am not going to rent a car, I do not mind public transit, but obviously I want to stay in a more walkable area in Seattle that is also safe. I grew up in NYC so I am not afraid of much when it comes to 'sketchy areas', if that is any help. Thank you for any advice!

Does anyone know what happened? There was a large emergency blockade across the street from Diwan Coffee House on 123rd Ave around 9am this morning

The other night I learned that the process for getting officiated as a minister is actually quite easy and now that I’ve done it I really want to ordain my first wedding. Truthfully the main reason I’d like to ordain a wedding is because my friend just got engaged and I’d like to ordain his wedding (1-2 years out) and don’t know if his fiancée will say yes to me. Hoping I can get a few marriages under my belt as experience before their wedding comes around so I can be like hey I’ve done this before it wouldn’t be crazy to choose me. I also like to think that I could actually have some fun doing this as a hobby, being an officiant in random peoples weddings. I suppose most people looking for officiants would want to know a bit about the person so here we go. I’m 24 years old (male) and live in Renton. I love activities - social and independent. I play beer league hockey on Sunday’s, golf with friends bi weekly, bowl solo on random days, and take every chance I can get to do the random odds and ends thing with my friends. I enjoy sparking up minute long conversations with random people i come across on a day to day basis. I watch 1-2 movies a week and like to read. I’m happy to chat either msg or call so you can get a feel for who I am more. I like to think I’d bring some good vibes to the wedding regardless of the age group! Everyone needs their wedding ordained so if you’ve got a friend getting married soon please shoot this idea by them, we all may end up having a great time and they’d certainly save some money as I’m happy to do this for free

I’ve recently moved to the area I’m enjoying the bike infrastructure a lot! I’m a bit confused however about how to navigate intersections like the one at Yesler Way and 3rd. Heading down Yesler Way, you share the road with cars, and then the separated bike lane comes in from 4th/Dilling Way. When crossing this intersection onto the bike lane, do I go on the green light for cars? Or do I go up on the sidewalk and wait for the pedestrian crossing? Or even weirder, do I wait in the car lane, but then cross over with the pedestrians? Thanks in advance! Trying to be a conscientious road-sharer!

I run Everett Community and I'm building out the business side of our Shop Local page. It's got a solid list of local nonprofits, but I've been slow to give small businesses the same showcase. So what small business in Everett deserves real credit? Not just "it's fine" but really treats people well, has great quality, goes above and beyond, whatever it is for you. Tell me the business and why? I'll be adding them to the Shop Local page over the next few weeks.

update . Thanks for the information I submitted it to the Find It Fix It. My neighbor said this was dropped off at 4am onto my parking strip from a “junky truck.” What can I do about this? Wait and see if someone takes it? Is there someone in the city to call to report it? https://preview.redd.it/6fjbvui606kh1.jpg?width=3911&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6924bd97b3136d50f94ee50960743b69413fdddb pile of foam insulation panels poorly packaged sitting on a parking strip.

My deepest condolences, but I just saw a coyote (one of the smaller ones), carrying a medium/large sized black cat across Rucker on 34/35th. It seemed like it was from the same side of Rucker that the post office is on. I chased it down with my car but the cat was clearly deceased, unfortunately. I'm really sorry and I hope that if this was your cat you can get some closure.

My son was at the O.O. Denny and witnessed the yelling coming from the occupant of the truck. He called it into the police. It took awhile to convince the operator that this was not normal behavior. He had my grandson with him so felt it was best to leave the park. A Sargent called him back and said that they have been trying to zero in on him.