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Im home hunting in Seattle and noticed rent is significantly cheaper in these areas. Given that this is a college area, is it worth living here as a 28 year old lady with the cheaper rent or are the students annoying?
I was riding the transit sound and saw this building. Can anyone drop some lore?
Looking for recommendations for local CSA boxes (produce only) that are a decent value. I’ve always wanted to join a CSA. Money has been tight so we’re cooking at home way more and I’m looking at our grocery strategy. We’d love to find fresh produce at a decent deal. Are there any local CSAs whose prices match or beat what you’d find at local grocery stores? Or am I deluding myself into thinking it’s not a luxury? Thank you!
hey guys so im looking at getting a slip on exhaust for my bike mostly just want a better sound profile and not looking to be that guy blasting through residential neighborhoods at 2am or being a public nuisance to everyone around me i was trying to look up the actual laws on this and honestly im super confused about how strictly motorcycle muffler laws get enforced in real life like on paper pretty much every state seems to say any aftermarket exhaust that makes the bike louder than factory stock is technically illegal and not allowed but then literally every single bike i see on the road has an akrapovic or yoshimura or sc project on it so what gives for those of you who run aftermarket slip ons do cops actually pull you over just for having a slip on or do they only care if you straight pipe it and run no baffles or ride like an idiot? if i keep the db killer baffle in on a normal slip on is that usually quiet enough to stay under the radar or is it still a huge risk of getting a noise ticket? also if anyone knows specifics on how strict local city noise ordinances or state laws usually are for this id really appreciate the insight thanks in advance stay safe out there
I just moved to Bellevue but I’m happy to go to Seattle. I’ve been in the SF area for the past few years and really enjoyed going on spontaneous meetups like music concerts or movie groups. I am trying to find some similar connection here after just moving for my new job. Where can I find community? I am into indie music, movies of all kinds, electronics, and even DnD. I’m in tech but honestly I’d love to meet people who are outside that world as well. For context I am a 24M new grad!
Are there any groups in and around Seattle for artists, thinkers, or people who just like to meet on regular basis for fun conversations?
Does anyone know what happened? There are like 15 police cars and sheriff with 2 drones in the air possibly looking for someone.
Hi, Ive been trying to rent out the masterbedroom of my apartment to anyone who enjoys a quiet home and likes cats. My apartment is in Redmond in one of the best spots I could imagine as its quiet but very close to trader joes and downtown redmond but not right where all the foot traffic is so its quiet and peaceful. If you know anyone who might be interested please please please let me know, Ive had the hardest time looking for a roommate for my Redmond Apartment and its stressing me out. Even just some responses of resources would be helpful, ive tried facebook and housingmates :(
Anyone know the best way to get updates on this fire? Watch Duty hasn't changed. The last article I saw was on August 13. I imagine it's not safe to hike in the area at this time but where would I get more updated info? Ranger Station?
In WA there are approximately 126 data centers and related facilities with a footprint of nearly 7 million square feet, according to the research firm Baxtel. Lawmakers and residents worry the electricity demand coming from current and future data centers will strain the already stretched power grid increasing rates for everyone else. "We did not and do not have a definition of data centers in our land use code. So what that means is they are largely unregulated at this point." ~ Nobody defined a data center in the land use code, and 126 of them got built anyway. The rate case comes later.