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In January 2024, Will Hollingsworth of Buildings & Food group (Prosperity, Good Company, Old 86) bought and closed Griffin Cider House as part of his feud with the LBM owners. He promised to open a new concept space before the end of the year. Fast forward two and a half years and zero progress, and he has now listed the space after LBM announced they're closing. I took this picture yesterday.

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wanting to move to Seattle, i loved the Fremont area but open to stay around there. i won’t able to tour apartments and moving from dc hopefully november ish this year. trying to decide are worth looking into… budget is max $1,400 and anything with stove !! 🍂 any recommendations are appreciated! also if anyone knows any Seattle roommate discords id be open to that toooo

Did anyone receive their fafsa yet? Disbursement shows the 19th but I still have a balance for my classes. Nothing in bank mobile yet. Not sure how long it takes

Hi- coming out for Penn State/Wash game Sat night in Nov and then going to Seahawks on Sunday. Best seats for water and/or city views? Don’t mind being in end zones or up high (actually prefer high end zone for “scout view”. Never been to Wash so looking more for views and tips than best “football seats”. Thanks!

Hello! We are moving to Lynwood Washington with our 2 young kids and our cats! I’m really nervous, and have never really been outside of Maine to be honest. Maine is a sheltered state! My husband is a welder , and there is a lot of welding opportunities that are high paying in Washington so hence the move. Anything I should know about Lynwood? Like the norms and stuff like that?

Saw some posts about people not liking the bar seats but one user said the 100s got better with an incline? I have seats to a show in a month or so in 102 bar, closer to the left side of the bar section and im worried that I bought tickets in a panic a few months back. Are they decent ? I dont mind standing at all i just worry about the people in front of the section blocking my view. First time at the venue!

Hi. For the last summer, I was in Kirkland and have had pretty good experience with finding commute. I almso never had to take a bus, and always got someone from Microsoft/Amazon to commute with. And even better, Microsoft pays for that. For the next summer, I was looking into Woodinville as an option. Wanted to understand if I should expect to find fellow scoop riders from Woodinville.

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I went to Bellevue college almost 15 years ago and it was pretty common on the first day for teachers to play these awkward “let’s get to know everyone” games. Basically some variation of one by one introduce yourself and tell us a fun fact. I’m shy and speaking to a crowd of strangers gives me anxiety so I hated the entire first week of every quarter. (It gets better as I get familiar to the people and setting over time and I genuinely do enjoy learning.) Is this still a thing? I have quite a bit of free time these days and was floating around the idea of taking some classes for fun. Thanks yall