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/r/Tacoma · Oct 4, 2026, 6:56 PM

Looking for a costume for Halloween or a coat for the fall? Come by the Fircrest Community Center today, Sunday, October 4, between 10am and 2pm to pick up a gently used costume or coat. DONATIONS NOT REQUIRED TO COME GRAB A COSTUME OR COAT! Have a costume or coat ready for a new home? Bring items to drop off at our event. Please no rips, stains, or broken zippers. People and pet Halloween costumes and coats for all ages are welcome. All items left at the end of the event will be donated to local charities. Event hosted by your friends and neighbors of Fircrest Forward, locals centered on building a more connected, compassionate, and forward-thinking community!

/r/TacomaWA · Oct 4, 2026, 6:48 PM

I’m struggling with the premise of this story. The property in question sits within an officially designated wetland and regulated floodplain, and the complaint is essentially that the land is now… wet. Wetlands are supposed to hold water. Floodplains are supposed to absorb floodwater. Vegetation, woody debris, and even beaver activity are natural parts of these systems and can provide important habitat, water-quality, and downstream flood-control benefits. Turning every creek into a neatly cleared drainage ditch simply moves water somewhere else. If Pierce County’s management has artificially worsened flooding, absolutely investigate it. If a private well is contaminated, test it and determine the source. But “my wetland is swampy” by itself is not evidence of government mismanagement. Sometimes the environmentally responsible thing is allowing a wetland to function like a wetland. We need to make a conscious effort to protect and embrace our wetlands and floodplains.

/r/Tacoma · Oct 4, 2026, 6:47 PM

I’m struggling with the premise of this story. The property in question sits within an officially designated wetland and regulated floodplain, and the complaint is essentially that the land is now… wet. Wetlands are supposed to hold water. Floodplains are supposed to absorb floodwater. Vegetation, woody debris, and even beaver activity are natural parts of these systems and can provide important habitat, water-quality, and downstream flood-control benefits. Turning every creek into a neatly cleared drainage ditch simply moves water somewhere else. If Pierce County’s management has artificially worsened flooding, absolutely investigate it. If a private well is contaminated, test it and determine the source. But “my wetland is swampy” by itself is not evidence of government mismanagement. Sometimes the environmentally responsible thing is allowing a wetland to function like a wetland. We need to make a conscious effort to protect and embrace our wetlands and floodplains.

/r/AskSeattle · Oct 4, 2026, 6:45 PM

Husband is a HVAC Journeyman with 6 years experience and has about 3 years of HVAC control experience. He is also apart of the UA unuion if that helps. Is the job market robust for guys in the HVAC trades? I'm seeing alot of union plumbers are on the out of work list but does that apply the the Hvac guys? Thanks in advance!!

/r/AskSeattle · Oct 4, 2026, 6:10 PM

Hiiiii!!! My husband and I are taking a spur of the moment 3 day trip to Seattle. We’ve never been, and are most excited for the possibility of seeing whales! 🐳 looking for recommendations for companies or people to take us on a boat tour. Also any other ideas for things we should do or places to eat (vegan) 🤗🤗🤗 thank you!!!

/r/AskTacoma · Oct 4, 2026, 5:43 PM

Hey guys, if I am looking for a Hematology/Oncology dr in Tacoma, where could I find them? I am not actually a patient, I am looking to hire doctors in that area and offer them a part time job. What job boards, avenues would one use to find such doctors who'd be looking for such opportunities?

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