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Hi there. Moving up soon from Portland to Seattle. Ive been trying to find a CoDA group to join in person in the coming weeks in Seattle. I've googled and searched on the CoDA website and dont see a lot of options. Down here in Portland we have two queer meetings, and I'd really like to find a similar group in Seattle. Any tips or recs?
Hello, Not too familiar with Bellevue but I am living here now. Want to find a well respected place to order a birthday cake for my wife and son who have birthdays coming within the next few months. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!! Thank you!
Does anyone out there have info on how the Don Persson Renton Senior Activity Center is coming along? And when it might reopen. How the alternatives to the center working out? I know I really miss playing pool. It appears that had no temporary alternatives offered. Just want to get a discussion from seniors and the center started.
Hi everyone, I am sure this comes up but I am in Ballard and I have a dripping faucet that ... let's just say I have frankensteined into dripping slightly less than it was before. I bought this historic home in 2019 and I am trying to restore it to its former glory. So can anyone in seattle tell me: how to fix a dripping/leaking faucet OR give me good recs for a plumber in Ballard specifically that has worked on historic houses in this area and is familiar with dumb homeowners and what they're capable of doing to historic plumbing. I've used the search feature and I have seen some general recs for plumbers but I am looking for someone in Ballard because I want to be able to have them out ASAP.
While official records show fewer than 20 heat-related deaths last year, an investigation by NPR and Boston University reveals the true tally may be four times the count from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). ... From 2021 to 2025, the CDC recorded 247 heat-related deaths in Washington state. NPR's investigation shows the number could be closer to 480. In King County, where summer temperatures average in the 80s in recent years and only 53% of homes have air conditioning, heat waves become dangerous quickly. ~ Nobody budgets for a death that never got counted.
This is in regards to the decision by the mayor's office to put the funding elsewhere and then they're reneging on it when there was objection. This article is almost a week old but unfortunately it's the first time I've seen it and I haven't seen this updated posted here
There’s no group for Brier or MLT, so thought this was the next best place to post it — Anyone know anything about the possible homes being built on 214th st…going towards brier…. near upper room church going towards poplar way. Looks like they started foundations and stuff but nothing else has been done for a long long time now.
Any ETA on when Grocery Outlet is opening in Spanaway? In the old Goodwill space
I have progressive, and they keep raising the rates apparently because I live in Tacoma. I’ve asked what the same coverage would cost in a few other area codes and it’s way cheaper. Idk if I’m just being taken advantage of, or if other Tacomans experience the same thing
I am looking for HVAC companies that would build out a good vented central air system if the house can support the flow rates vs the mini split systems. When I looked 3 years ago, I got 3 quotes, two said to use 4 ton ACs (which the house would be in the 2.5-3 tok range) and the others wanted to do mini splits, as they didn't understand schedule J calcs, all 3 wanted $25-35k, which seems insane for the work. House is a split level with an existing central furnace that will def need extra venting, registers and transfer grills for the bedrooms to improve airflow. Splitlevels are more complex to analyse due to the large difference in heat transfers so it's hard to make all rooms similar feeling. Always prefer a competent local over private equity.