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/r/SeattleWA · Sep 11, 2026, 3:37 PM

It’s probably my age but I’m 32 and have been paying more attention to politics over the last couple of years. Politics used to be boring in my childhood including teen years. We can all agree things have all started to suck locally and nationally. Just curious how you personally have got involved in your community. And if you attend city council meetings ? I plan to go to the next on sept 22nd.

/r/SnohomishCounty · Sep 11, 2026, 3:36 PM

Hey everyone,I'm 20 years old with my own reliable transportation and a clean record. I currently work full time in landscape and irrigation, where I've installed full residential irrigation systems and have some familiarity with backflows. I'm looking to transition into the plumbing trade and gain hands-on experience. If you or your company could use a helper, or if you have recommendations for a plumbing company around here that takes on apprentices, I'd really appreciate hearing about it. I have some of my own equipment mostly from irrigation. Thanks in advance for any leads or advice!

/r/AskSeattle · Sep 11, 2026, 3:28 PM

People from Seattle -- is just like no one hiring? I have been thoughtfully applying for positions in the safety, health, environmental field for nearly 6 months now. I have only gotten 2 interviews. Many declinations, and several I've never heard back from. Is the market just horrible right now or am I not as employable as I thought? I have 10 years in the field and feel like my resume speaks for itself, but I'm just not getting any bites. I have another friend who moved there without a job and has been looking for 6 months and can't find a job either. They are as accomplished as any other graduate professional in their field. What's the deal?

/r/redmond · Sep 11, 2026, 2:57 PM

Heading toward Avondale is backed up, cannot turn right onto Avondale you have to go through the PCC parking lot. Coming south on Avondale is closer for the firetruck and car debris. Heading north on Avondale is fine. Turning onto 116th was very backed up. One vehicle flipped on its side, no sign of a second. Ambulance was arriving when I passed through so hopefully everyone is ok

/r/AskSeattle · Sep 11, 2026, 2:55 PM

Hey y’all, finally starting to drive in my 30s! It’s extra intimidating cause I’m old enough to know just how dangerous driving is. I just got my permit and I’m looking for a town/neighborhood near or in Seattle to practice. It’s really hard to find regular two way streets here! My biggest struggle is knowing where to be in my lane, so practicing on the super skinny roads here is a recipe for clipped mirrors. I’m on the north end of the city, willing to travel up to 20 miles. My instructor extraordinaire (my dad) will drive to wherever is a good spot for me to practice and gain some confidence on the road. Thank you! Drive safe!

/r/Tacoma · Sep 11, 2026, 2:49 PM

Per the Seattle Times article below (paywalled). Sad that Tacoma and Pierce County essentially have no form of media anymore. Democracy dies in darkness. https://www.seattletimes.com/business/mcclatchy-layoffs-hit-local-wa-newspapers/ Free NYTimes article on the McClatchy cuts: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/10/business/media/mcclatchy-miami-herald-layoffs.html?unlocked_article_code=1.AVE.i7NH.rA-s-3Zv7GR5&smid=url-share

/r/AskSeattle · Sep 11, 2026, 2:38 PM

Hello, I live in Shoreline but have a car and can commute wherever needed. I just dropped my laptop and broke my OLED panel on my ASUS ROG ZEPHYRUS G14. Could I get some recommendations on where to go to fix this? Also might change the battery but not sure.

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