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Remove if not allowed, I just figured more folks would see in this community. I can forward you the tickets, although I think sending screenshots would work just fine. I’m bummed to miss this show but am hoping someone else is up for dancing on this fine evening.

downtown location preferred do they deliver? / do they deliver via uber eats? where is good? size: small cake can i also get a recommendation for mango fruit cake, same as picture but with mango inside

We bought a house and close at the end of October, so we're looking for someone to take over our lease at Postmark Apartments in Shoreline. Top-floor corner unit, 2 bed / 2 bath, 1,050 sqft. In-unit washer/dryer, private patio (only a few units have one), portable A/C port. $2,229/month, assigned parking $99 if you want it, utilities and internet separate. Pet friendly. Lease runs through Feb 27, 2027 and you can renew directly with management at whatever the rate is then — so it's not a "you have to leave in four months" situation. Not an MFTE unit, so no income cap. Building has a 24-hour gym, resident lounge, and a clubhouse with a kitchen, pool table, and barbecue that you can reserve for free. Safeway is across the street. The 185th St light rail station is about three minutes by car, five by bus, with buses every 15 minutes. To be clear on how this works: it's handled through Postmark's leasing office, not a private sublet. You apply with them, they run normal credit and background screening, and if you're approved they add you to the lease and release us. Income requirement is 3x rent, roughly $80k/year gross, and combined income works if two of you apply. No money changes hands with us. Happy to show it and walk through the condition together. We've liked living here — only leaving because of the closing date.

Anyone know a place in the Greater Seattle area where I can rent a tennis ball machine and play on the same site?

We bought a house and close at the end of October, so we're looking for someone to take over our lease at Postmark Apartments in Shoreline. Top-floor corner unit, 2 bed / 2 bath, 1,050 sqft. In-unit washer/dryer, private patio (only a few units have one), portable A/C port. $2,229/month, assigned parking $99 if you want it, utilities and internet separate. Pet friendly. Lease runs through Feb 27, 2027 and you can renew directly with management at whatever the rate is then — so it's not a "you have to leave in four months" situation. Not an MFTE unit, so no income cap. Building has a 24-hour gym, resident lounge, and a clubhouse with a kitchen, pool table, and barbecue that you can reserve for free. Safeway is across the street. The 185th St light rail station is about three minutes by car, five by bus, with buses every 15 minutes. To be clear on how this works: it's handled through Postmark's leasing office, not a private sublet. You apply with them, they run normal credit and background screening, and if you're approved they add you to the lease and release us. Income requirement is 3x rent, roughly $80k/year gross, and combined income works if two of you apply. No money changes hands with us. Happy to show it and walk through the condition together. We've liked living here — only leaving because of the closing date. DM me for photos.

I'm reaching out for support with derealisation/depersonalisation. If you or someone you know has experienced this, could you please recommend any healthcare providers on the Eastside who specialize in this area?

(Hopefully this doesn’t get removed as a dupe since you can see a lot more detail at low tide.) This was at 1 pm when the tide was at 2 ft, the lowest of the day, according to the U.S. Harbors website. It’s at the northernmost point of the North Beach Trail, right before the trail turns and hugs the coast going southwest. I don’t know anything about boat electrical systems or the rate at which chemicals leak into the water, but people should probably NOT go into the water anywhere near it. I can’t read the name on the back of the boat. “____ENTS REMEMBER”?

Ok so I realize it’s “hot” in August in Seattle and i won’t be the one-up guy from Louisiana. I’ll spare you the joke. I have a low income apartment in Belltown and I was behind on rent so I didn’t report when I saw a couple roaches. I figured it was the summer and I was trying to be grateful I had housing at all. That said, at one point I got my rent caught up and the situation sort of got really bad one weekend. I reported it in a Monday that something. Took place and the apartment is now insanely actively infested. Turns out the woman living below me reported roaches and they had sprayed her place. Just so happens two days after her place was sprayed, my apartment gets the majority of the retreating infestation from her place. Crawling the walls, under the fridge, in my bed, all over the bathroom coming out tof the tub drain. It’s crazy. I’m not talking 5, 10, 20 or even 50. It’s hundreds. I put down glue traps and the state of them after one week is barf inducing. I dont want to get SDCI involved bc I know it’ll likely cause more daily fines for the buildings owner/not for profit org. But it’s insane. I’ve had two staph infections in 6 weeks requiring doxycycline, cephalexin, sm-tp, mupirocin, and chlorhexidine both infections were my skin one on my lower back(I typically spend time in bed) and under my left arm when I lay in my side and rest my head in my head watching tv doing homework. I think roaches are shitting all over my place. I can’t cook and I clean daily. Please some one tell me what to do. This is a SHA and HUD building. I see the paperwork in the laundry room but I really don’t wanna get this building condemned and cause all these people to lose their apartments if it’s as bad as I think it is. On top of that, I can’t take anything I own with me. So it all has to go. Someone please advise.

SEATTLE — A bicyclist and a northbound light rail train collided Sunday afternoon near Columbia City in south Seattle, according to Sound Transit officials. The incident occurred around 1 p.m. near Martin Luther King Jr. Way South and South Dawson Street. Seattle Fire Department medical personnel treated the bicyclist, a 36-year-old man, and took him to Harborview Medical Center in stable condition for additional care. The rider's bicycle was trapped under the train, which halted service while crews extracted the bike, authorities said. Normal 1 Line operations resumed by 2:10 p.m. The train will be inspected for potential damage.

I’m looking to surprise my gf next month with a serenata for her birthday and I’m needing help for any recommendations. She’s lives Everett and hopefully I can find any that are close or can travel to Everett Thank you in advance :)