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I am new to Tacoma and am looking for locations with good free wifi. I want to access internet for both a phone and a laptop. I am not that social of a person (I feel awkward around a lot of people) so I would prefer to sit in my car and work/watch YouTube or something, rather than go into a place. I read Wright Park has wifi and is nice. Is this true? I have accessed internet from community centers, libraries, McDonald's and hospitals in the past. Are there similar locations in Tacoma?

My hands are so dry to the point as if we’re in December and it’s coldness. Is anyone else dealing with the same?

Husband and I just moved into a place with more wall space than we’ve ever been blessed with before, which means it’s time to clothe (frame) 6-10 art pieces that have been cold and naked for years, some for decades! What are your favorite custom frame shops? I’m aware it won’t be cheap, we’re happy to pay good money for good work from small, locally-owned businesses. We’re downtown but location isn’t a concern within a 30-45 minute drive. 😘 Thank you so much in advance! 🥰

Just thought I would share my experience so others can weigh risks accordingly: my dog was exposed to marijuana at Marymoor Dog Park today. After speaking with the vet, it seems like it happens frequently.

We are starting a new day care if you are interested DM me We want to help community

We are starting a new day care if you are interested DM me

This is how the private property owners were able to steal Public dedicated Land

I am a single 27M who is looking to get a different space for myself. I work in the Everett area but am seeking advice for where I should move to, possibly with a roommate. Here are my candidate locations: * Redmond, which is near a rail line, is relatively clean & safe, and stocked with high-end amenities, with Lake Sammamish nearby. However, it feels a bit sterile, is crammed with techbros, and can get pricey. * Wallingford/Ballard/Green Lake/Phinney, which has lots to do nearby, are near many good parks and is well-connected for transport. The urban decay, obscenely high expenses for everything, and unwarranted noise are primary concerns. * Kenmore/Bothell, which have substantially grown in recent years and are burgeoning quickly with good access to many things including Lake Washington. Not being close to light rail, Bothell's relatively small urban center, and underwhelming feeling of the area turn me off. Any recs?

**Fellow Tacomans,** Asking you all to please look out for my friends Bible. He (lesson learned the hard way :( ) left his backpack in the back of their family car & had their window smashed & the backpack stolen. All he cares to retrieve back is his Bible in it: a letter from his grandma (since passed) , a letter from his Dad, the two first ultrasounds of their children & a Polaroid of his wife from their first date. Black leather Bible , ESV It's a long shot but we've seen crazier things happen thanks to reddit. If you see a book thrown on the side of the road, if you're at a thrift store in the book section, if you see a book sticking out of the trash can I hope you'll stop to just peek. If by some wonder you stole a lululemon backpack out of a trunk recently, really all they want is the bible back. Toss it back on the yard, no questions asked. It was in a lululemon back pack, stolen from the dometop area. Thanks in advance 🧡

Hello! I am a single mom in my low thirties, and I am looking for help with how to meet people in person. I'm not very outdoorsy or athletic, but I've been to a few meetups, joined a choir and a book club, and have been trying to get out there more. Online dating apps can be pretty demoralizing. I am liberal and do enjoy nerdier guys, though I don't have many nerdy interests myself. Any idea where single women can go or ideas of groups to join to meet new friends and potential partners, especially those in their 30s with kids or wanting kids? Thanks for any help you can provide!