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Hello all! I'm relatively new transplant and I've been looking for ways to engage with a local study/discussion/meetup groups outside of Church. I'm having a hard time finding people who are both active and don't give a culty pursuit/prosperity gospel vibe. I'm looking for groups that are more lefty/episcopal/catholic, etc and less mega-phone prosperity. Any ideas? Thanks!
Does anyone have a recommendation for a good barbershop within walking distance of the Amazon Blue Shift building?
Just want to give a heads up to fellow travelers. Yesterday I found I was mailed a camera-ticket from September for speeding in a work zone (54 in a 40) and a fine of $125 with a warning that if I do it again it’ll cost $248! It said it’s not considered a “moving violation” and won’t affect insurance. I don’t recall seeing any “speed camera” signs and technically this is a work zone (although most of the work is happening adjacent to this segment of roadway) so consider yourself warned.
Hello! I will be visiting seattle in November for a siblings birthday. We will be staying in the downtown area around 6th ave. I was wondering if you guys had any good suggestions for nicely decorated/located restaurants for a dinner? Ideally something with good food and a nice view! Open to any cuisine, just wanting to do something nicer.
Relocating for work. Shipping the car, flying in. Quotes range $950 to $1,300 for the same sedan. Is that spread normal for midwest to Pacific Northwest.
Ballots were mailed yesterday in King County. You start receiving your ballots soon. King County Elections says that 95%+ of voters will have their ballots before Monday. If you don't get your ballot by then call or contact King County Elections 206-296-VOTE (8683) or [ [email protected] ](mailto: [email protected] ) You should mail your ballot no later than Oct 26 to give it time to arrive before the deadline November 3rd at 8pm. You can drop your ballot off at a Drop Box . If you have any trouble you can head to a King County Voting Center . New locations open Oct 31st. You can use the King County online marking site to print a ballot at home. Here is a direct link and here is more information. It also supports multiple languages. Don't have a printer? Check out a Seattle Public Library location . Patrons can print up to 10 pages per week for free. (Luckily the ballot is only 6 pages.) Looking for more information - You can see the local voters' pamphlet here or Washington State for federal and state races - PDF List | Interactive List Don't like reading? Here are the links in list form.. Drop Box Locations - King County | All Counties Voting Centers - King County | All Counties Who to contact - King County - King County Elections 206-296-VOTE (8683) or [ [email protected] ](mailto: [email protected] ) View Your Ballot - King County | All Counties Deadlines Oct 19 - Receive your Ballot - you should receive your ballot by Monday Oct 19. If not contact King County Elections 206-296-VOTE (8683) or [ [email protected] ](mailto: [email protected] ) Oct 26 - Deadline to register or update your registration online or by mail Oct 26 - Deadline to mail your ballot. After this you should use a Drop Box or Voting Center . Nov 3 - Last day to register in person and vote Ballots must be postmarked by today or returned to a ballot drop box by 8 p.m. Hope this helps and don't forget to vote. The vote is precious. It is almost sacred. It is the most powerful non-violent tool we have in a democracy. - John Lewis - US House Rep and Civil Rights Leader
Trying to find a potter who I can commission to make a custom mug. Google is only showing studios where I can make the mug myself or paint a premade mug which isn’t what I need. TIA!
As a younger adult in their 20s, I am curious as to what folks who live in Seattle think about someone like myself trick or treating at a few houses. Not surprisingly, I haven’t been trick or treating in years, but this year am feeling the desire to participate in Halloween in a bigger way as I feel like I miss out on the festivities and nostalgic feelings each year I get older. The act of trick or treating and going all out with a costume I imagine would heal so many parts of my inner child and really bring joy, though I recognize (and also self-judge) that this may be a little weird given my age and height (nearly 6 ft tall female-identifying). Would love to hear input from those who are enthusiastic about Halloween and may be opening their homes to trick or treaters. Inspiration also comes from the new feature of the “Treat Map” on the Nextdoor app. Happy Fall!🎃
Is there anywhere I can get an affogato with soft serve this time of year? Or just an amazing one in general, I could pivot. Down to travel, live in Capitol Hill tho.
[outside the autozone on Detroit] title pretty much explains it. I'm not complaining at all-I'm just curious. if anyone knows what it means let me know!