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So many local spots are dying. Locust has left, but another cider place has shut down. Unicorn is getting sold, and McMinamins is consistently running at a loss. First off, what is the cause of this? Why aren't residents in the financial position to buy from these businesses? Almost like half our paychecks go to rent, and the rest go to groceries... What the fuck is our city leadership doing about this, besides sleepwalking into decline?
Are there any active book clubs downtown? Can’t find any recent info about anything
PSA the unicorn has been sold and is being turned into a restaurant. Heard it from Darryl himself. October 7th last day ):
Post removed from tacoma reddit becuase it contains the word "fireworks". Three suspects of the Chelan Hills Wildfire that Killed One and Injured Six Firefighters Arrested From the news release: multiple individuals allegedly fired Roman candles from a moving truck on July 4 while Douglas County was under a burn ban, prohibiting fireworks and open burning of any kind. Investigators determined the fireworks ignited dry grass along the roadway, starting the Chelan Hills Fire. The wildfire killed a 69-year-old man, injured six firefighters, destroyed more than 100 structures, burned more than 10,000 acres, and resulted in more than $6 million in losses and property damage. The following individuals were arrested: 18-year-old Valentin Tabunscic of Tacoma; 19-year-old Mark Okhrimchik of University Place; and 19-year-old Julian Mikityuk of Pacific, Washington. https://www.usmarshals.gov/news/press-release/multiple-suspects-of-chelan-hills-wildfire-killed-one-and-injured-six The three are currently in jail in Wenatchee waiting to be charged, which should occur on Monday.
Three suspects of the Chelan Hills Wildfire that Killed One and Injured Six Firefighters Arrested From the news release: multiple individuals allegedly fired Roman candles from a moving truck on July 4 while Douglas County was under a burn ban, prohibiting fireworks and open burning of any kind. Investigators determined the fireworks ignited dry grass along the roadway, starting the Chelan Hills Fire. The wildfire killed a 69-year-old man, injured six firefighters, destroyed more than 100 structures, burned more than 10,000 acres, and resulted in more than $6 million in losses and property damage. The following individuals were arrested: 18-year-old Valentin Tabunscic of Tacoma; 19-year-old Mark Okhrimchik of University Place; and 19-year-old Julian Mikityuk of Pacific, Washington. https://www.usmarshals.gov/news/press-release/multiple-suspects-of-chelan-hills-wildfire-killed-one-and-injured-six The three are currently in jail in Wenatchee waiting to be charged, which should occur on Monday.
Hi! I just moved to seattle and I’m in need of a cut and highlight touch-up desperately to remove some weight. I have extremely thick hair that is kinda long so finding a hair stylist who can work with it is really challenging. I was hoping to book my service through one person so they can cut some length off before coloring to make the service easier for them. In the past salons usually work best so the stylist can lighten my hair while assistants can take out over processed foils.
“The price of groceries should be based on the product, not on who the shopper is or what an algorithm thinks they will pay.”
ICE is at 42nd and Andover arresting a family and harassing anyone who walks by.
My 22 year old niece is in town and I want to find some places where she can shop to find something she wouldn’t find in her Midwest city. Any recommendations in the Seattle area?
They're at it again. A local Bellevue auto shop is attempting to monopolize the city street parking on a little dead end adjacent to their shop and behind the 124th St post office. It has become a de-facto parking lot for their wrecks, employee and company vehicles. In spite of a 2 hour limit, which city parking enforcement apparantly chooses to ignore. It happens to be a convenient place to park for post office customers who prefer to turn North onto 124th after exiting. Can't do that from the post office proper as it is signed one way only (South). Now, if Bellevue is OK with quit-claiming that stupid little stub of road to the repair shop, I guess that's their business. But ... the reason that road exists is that the cities 24 inch water main runs under it. And has since before the reconfiguration of Bellevue-Redmond Road some decades ago. If the business wants to pay to have the pipe relocated, fine. But should we be "donating" a piece of public property to them?