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Man appeared to have a leg injury. Was wearing a neon yellow construction vest and was using a cane.

I love banh mis, but everytime I eat a banh mi I wonder if there is a better one out there. Where do you get your banh mis?

Trader Joe's on Redmond Way, gave me a chuckle EDIT** y'all PLEASE I know it's a typo I was just trying to be funny 😩

My boyfriend’s birthday is coming up and he once told me that his favorite pie is Remlinger Farms U-Pick — Marion Blackberry Pie . He also told me that his friends once tried to find it but it took them forever. Does anyone know which stores I can find them in? We live in Capitol Hill btw.

There are 10 of us visiting Seattle in November and staying in Belltown area. Looking for a restaurant that can accommodate a reservation for 10 people. Nothing overly fancy as we can be a loud group. Most people haven’t visited the PNW so seafood options would be preferred but not required. We’re also willing to travel to other neighborhoods if needed, just nothing too far. I was thinking Ivars Salmon House? Any other recommendations?

Anyone know how to help the owners of this place. If they did not have insurance how can a person chip in for recovery? https://komonews.com/news/local/georgetown-pho-restaurant-burned-fire-crews-seattle-4th-avenue-near-michigan-street-seattle-fire-department-no-injuries-fla

Hi I'm looking for someone to shoot some pictures of my planned proposal this weekend on Saturday. If you are one or know any photographers willing to help please shoot me a message, thanks!

Is there any reason why UberEats is still allowing singular brands to just open a dozen crappy brands under the same roof? Alberonas is notorious for having over a dozen brands in the same kitchen with a new one spinning up every time their reviews tank. https://www.google.com/search?q=3624+Leary+Way+Nw+Seattle+WA+98107+site:ubereats.com&lr=&sca\_esv=76c3b7943658a61d&sxsrf=APpeQntSl91ka\_GbP6OjUAh7U8drHDM3RQ:1790192657874&ei=l&start=0&sa=N&sstk=AS6-VmKmUJ5LzorynOusgZU\_fGo9Xw\_FF9allN6d8qpzHKFKiNaBaznbkXdwce7FQkjgOIr2kYUOOHpNIdoR-V4tLgX2isbS1Aba6xAaUUHJCizosCL9VgDEVHovHgaDuHHx&ved=2ahUKEwjZqs6ru4WXAxVxCTQIHcmsPMY4ChDx0wN6BAgiEAI&biw=1641&bih=583&dpr=2

Had engineered hardwood floors installed throughout home including stairs. Total of 14 steps (split stairway). A few of the steps are flexing. August: Floor installer ‘fixed’ stairs by replacing 4 bullnose sections and added wood riser to all steps. September: The steps are more stable but some are still flexing (inward). Likely have a high spot — Prep shows the old glue and usb from previous ‘fix’ from August. Installer says this is the best they can do. I’m of the belief that if you approach the project with thorough floor prep - higher chance of success and customer satisfaction. I’m ready to hire someone to fix the installers ‘fix.’

Had engineered hardwood floors installed throughout home including stairs. Total of 14 steps (split stairway). A few of the steps are flexing. August: Floor installer ‘fixed’ stairs by replacing 4 bullnose sections and added wood riser to all steps. September: The steps are more stable but some are still flexing (inward). Likely have a high spot — Prep shows the old glue and usb from previous ‘fix’ from August. Installer says this is the best they can do. I’m of the belief that if you approach the project with thorough floor prep - higher chance of success and customer satisfaction. I’m ready to hire someone to fix the installers ‘fix.’