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with tomorrow being the 25th anniversary of 9/11, it got me thinking of how the events affected other major cities. i read in an article a couple years ago saying that they thought the hijackers were going after major landmarks and popular tourist destinations so a lot of places closed down and evacuated their guests. i was born years after so i can only be curious and get answers from others that lived through the day. did they shut down the space needle? what was seattle like that day?

Greetings, respected citizens of Everett. My name is John Honda and I talk to myself in public a lot. Sometimes the only way I could ever explain this to you is that I am a member of yakuza… That is just a rap music persona. I am a nice Bible dumping, book of Mormon reading Quran adoring person that uses marijuana recreationally. I have found that using marijuana recreationally and smoking cigarettes has caused problems for me. I am an alcoholic in recovery and today is hey Siri how many days since January 4, 2026 how many days since January 4, 2024? That’s how long I’ve been without a drink. Now that I get the local Guidance, I will never be mean or scary again. I am that guy. This is really me, and I want the citizens of North Everett (near providence) to know, I guard thee at night.’ John

Hello! I’ve been heavily considering moving to Seattle from Arizona. Currently a Trauma Tech that works nights and wanting to start nursing school in the next year or 2. I’ll be moving there all by myself and will have nobody out there. I’m an extrovert but don’t want to be to much (since I’m heard Arizona is nothing like Washington when talking about people). From a male that works in medicine, how does both of those scenes look like out here? Thank you!

Hey again everyone! I will be visiting for 2 days on the 20th-21st of this month for a job interview. Any suggestions on places to visit that could give me a good taste of Seattle as a trans woman? Looking for safe places to go, and maybe any events to check out, if there are any. I have basically all day the 20th and most of the afternoon on the 21st before I fly back out Monday night.

Hi! My husband and I are expecting our first child in early February and are looking to do a fun winter time staycation for our Babymoon. We’d love to go somewhere drivable (we are based out of south king county) without having to get on a ferry or such in case of an emergency (this is our 4th pregnancy with no living children so are generally anxious about getting access to our doctors- but this pregnancy itself is low risk). Looking at doing something in November-Mid December. Any ideas? We went to suncadia over the summer for our wedding anniversary so that’d be the only thing we wouldn’t do again.

Hello, I'm looking for an acupuncture clinic near the west side that specializes in acupuncture for fertility. My clinic has one they recommend that is 40+ minutes away so if I can find one a bit closer I'd love to consider! Thank you!

Hi everyone, This is a copy edit of a post I had in the Shoreline subreddit. My husband and I are thinking about moving our family from Oregon, and the one thing worrying us is what school will look like for our daughter. She's 7 and has an IEP right now at her school in Oregon. It took a lot of fighting to get that IEP where it needed to be, and her current school has been genuinely great about supporting her. So the idea of uprooting her and starting from scratch somewhere new, where she might not get that same level of support, scares me. To o give a little more context behind my original post, before coming here, I’d spoken with a few fellow local parents about Shoreline schools, and almost everything I heard was disheartening. I really wanted to hear the good side firsthand. Especially related to sped so I reached out hoping to find some bright spots. Instead, my inbox and comments were filled with so many more heartbreaking stories. Someone gently suggested that if I posted in other area forums, I might see that these challenges are happening everywhere, not just in Shoreline. We’ve already gotten some wonderful, encouraging feedback about Edmonds and a nearby private school, so now we’re hoping to hear your experiences with Lynnwood schools! If anyone has insights on Lynnwood or has experienced both Shoreline and Lynnwood, we would love to hear any positives you're open to sharing. Our daughter is still so little, and like any parents, we’re just feeling a bit lost and trying to navigate the best possible path for her. Thank you all so much for your help!

Captured them successfully and they are chilling with water and some mediocre chop/seed I foraged from the garden area. Let me know the band information if they are yours, I'm leaving it alone for now to not stress it out so I haven't attempted to read it myself.

More context to before the brawl started: Pats fans were scouting for empty seats in the section, they took a few free seats until the actual seat owners came back. I didn't see how it escalated from there and couldn't hear what was being said, but the Pats fans were refusing to leave and jawing at everyone. This dude was clearly looking for a fight. Ushers started to come down, with the Pats fan running into and knocking over the older lady, that's what instigated things popping off. What I saw was an aggressive Pats fan looking to cause trouble when everyone was just trying to get him to leave from a section he didn't have tickets to, knocked over a staff member and that's when others came in to wrestle him down. I have been to many many Seahawks games and have never seen anything like this, very disappointing from that fan and hope he can never step foot in Lumen again.

Any tips or advice on where to look to find entry level jobs in Seattle? Preferably anything that doesn't have physical requirements, thank you!