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I’ve never been, but based off of Reddit it’s apparently the worst venue ever for traffic. I’m going to a show on Wednesday. Is taking the shuttle from The Commons in Federal Way worth it? I’m staying in Kent

Hi! I’ve seen videos online of people in other states or cities reading to shelter dogs. I’d love to do this. Does anyone know of a shelter in Seattle that allows visitors to play with and/or read to their dogs? Thank you

From book clubs and trivia to the Ballard Pet Celebration, here’s what’s happening around Ballard this week.

Family is growing and we're looking for a five bedroom. We live in Sammamish now and are outgrowing our house fast, but a five bedroom around here is ludicrously expensive. An area I'd never considered popped up on our radar: Snoqualmie Ridge. We spent this past weekend there and were blown away by how nice everything felt. But I'm trying to get an honest picture before we get too excited. For those who live there or moved away: - How bad is the commute to Redmond, realistically, at rush hour? - Does it feel isolated day to day for errands, restaurants, and seeing friends on the Eastside? - How are the schools compared to Lake Washington or Issaquah? - Anything you wish you'd known before buying? We have a 3 year old and a newborn, so family and kid perspectives especially welcome. We plan on having one more and having a guest room for family.

Hey everybody. Does anyone know what became of the two goats who used to live on 40th Ave. W. near 183rd or so? We used to see them on walks, but it looks like they're gone now. They were always really friendly and would sometimes walk up to you for a head scratch.

A driver has been sentenced to 41 months in prison for the 2025 hit-and-run that killed Richard John “Ole” Ward at NW Market St and 15th Ave NW.

Not sure there is a right or wrong answer. Locals will get heated over it.

Hello, I'm moving to Seattle this December to start my new job. My office will be in Bellevue, but I plan to live in Seattle since I'm in my 20s and want to be around the younger crowd. I do plan to bring my car. On most days, I'll be commuting by light rail from Seattle to Bellevue to work, but might be interested in driving to work from time to time. The plan would be to park at the South Bellevue Station garage and take the lightrail to work from there. For those who use that garage themselves or know anything about it, does it ever get packed? By what time should I aim to arrive there by if I want to guarantee myself a spot? Is it free to park there or is it paid?

Where to go to see the most fun home decor in Seattle or nearby?

From the city: "The City of Puyallup is seeking artists to create original artwork for reproduction and installation on traffic signal cabinets throughout the city. Through the Signal Cabinet Wrap Program, the City aims to celebrate local creativity, reduce graffiti, and enhance the visual character of public spaces throughout the community."