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/r/Seattle · Oct 12, 2026, 5:27 PM

Outside to say goodbye to a friend on Saturday when I looked up and yelled a rainbow truly like a toddler. We all stopped and looked in awe until it disappeared A reminder to stop and look up every once in a while

/r/Tacoma · Oct 12, 2026, 5:05 PM

Been feeling pretty shitty lately, and stumbled across this gem on 6th Ave. Can't lie, it ironically (or unironically?) spoke to me. Funny how the dumbest little things can give you a much needed kick in the ass sometimes. So whoever's out there putting up motivational stickers on 6th Ave, thanks for your service dude. I needed it! Love you Tacoma. 🙂

/r/AskSeattle · Oct 12, 2026, 4:23 PM

I’ve been looking online and found people on Etsy who can do replacement couch cushions but I was hoping to find someone local so my couch can look less boring and I can support local. Just looking for someone who can do the covers for couch cushions, not the couch itself. Thanks in advance!

/r/EdmondsWashington · Oct 12, 2026, 4:13 PM

Hi there! Wondering if any of you have recommendations for local design and build contractor? We want to fix our unfinished garage and the attic above it (make it into living space and bathroom). No self referral please! Also if anyone can message me contractors to avoid, I would appreciate it. Thank you.

/r/Seattle · Oct 12, 2026, 3:52 PM

Hello, I got a noticed that I received a ticket back in August. However I never got a ticket. The license on the ticket is mine (CWZ8018) I drive a yellow Toyota SUV. However the picture on the ticket is a completely random Chevy SUV with the license plate CWZ8010. I tired to request a hearing but it got denied because the ticket is over 30 days and they said I have to pay it. Anyone got any advice to deal with this situation? It’s not fair that a ticket that isn’t mine is getting sent to collections and I can’t get it dismissed because i never got the ticket in the first place. I had to look up the ticket on the Seattle court website to get a copy of it. Thank you.

/r/AskSeattle · Oct 12, 2026, 3:52 PM

I’m planning to move to Seattle in January from Maryland. I’ve already bought my ticket, have a close friend there who can help me settle in, and I’m currently working to save money before the move. I also got accepted to college there. Honestly, Maryland just doesn’t feel like the right place for me anymore, and I’m ready for a fresh start in a new environment. For those who live in Seattle, what advice would you give someone moving there for the first time? Anything I should know or prepare for beforehand?

/r/SeattleWA · Oct 12, 2026, 3:45 PM

If a landlord violates the law, the main avenue to address it is often in the courts, which some housing activists say isn't a realistic option for most renters. The initiative would make the city responsible for going after noncompliant landlords and issuing fines. Tacoma for All gathered nearly 9,000 signatures to get the initiative on the ballot, following a wave of tenants' unions forming throughout the city earlier this year. ~ The 2023 protections passed by fewer than 400 votes and have sat there ever since, enforceable mostly by whoever could afford a lawyer. Nine thousand signatures later, the thing on the ballot is a simpler question: is a tenant right a right if the city never checks?

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