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Need to borrow a Janggu (Korean drum) October 12 - 19, 2026 for a performance run at On the Boards. I’ve tried to find one before but didn’t have any luck. Anyone know where I might be able to source one?

Anyone know anything about the old dude who dances for the buses on Detroit? Usually twirling his cane. I've been living here for a year and a half and I see him ALL the time.

Hello, I made a post on r/eastside about 10 days ago seeking a male housemate for a property I’m renting and living in. Link below, hoping to find someone for Nov 1 Please reach out and message me if you think it may be a fit. https://www.reddit.com/r/eastside/s/n3AzAnoYjo Thanks everyone!

Hi all, I’m looking for recommendations for someone who cuts and colors hair, with blonde experience. Every single person I find STARTS at like $400. This is just insane. Does anyone have a good recommendation for a reasonable price? I’m willing to spend, but not $500 twice a hair just because I have blonde hair. Thanks :)

Has anyone used a board and train option? I have a 2 yo dog that is reactive and seems to be have gotten worse. He’s barking much more. I have heard of places that will board and train and then continue with classes with the dog parent and dog to continue the good behavior. Prefer in the south seattle/south king country option if possible but open to north of Seattle too.

I'm a 16 year old Female and am looking to start a cover or original band, preferably in the rock genre but am open to all types of music. I can sing and play the keyboard and have been working on making my own songs.

Hi! I'm looking to move to Belltown near 4th Ave and Denny Wy and am wondering if locals can give insight on how they think the area safety has changed recently? Is it still pretty safe? I know there has been a couple of shootings and stabbings recently which makes me hesitant to move there.

In the Seattle Area, Where can I find #1, #4, and #6 Hello Kitty Happy Meals? These are the last 3 we are missing! Thanks!

I understand there are legal arguments against an income tax in WA state (and, frankly, against the already-passed capital gains tax). But, the reality is that the state needs to fund itself through taxes of some sort. So, setting aside any legal arguments, what would be your preferred system of taxation and why? As businesses are the drivers of economic growth and the source of employment for many, I personally would prefer a system that prioritizes taxing individuals rather than businesses. And, I am fine with having a progressive scheme in which high earners pay a higher percentage of their income (from all sources) than low earners. So, without being too specific, having a progressive income tax as well as a capital gains tax would seem reasonable. I also think it would make sense to tax luxury items, like a second home (even thought this is a form of a wealth tax). Although it isn't exactly related to how the state collects taxes, I'd also like to see some limits on how much that state can spend each year -- perhaps as a percentage of the state's GDP. Anyway, rather than hear people constantly complain about this tax or that, I'd love to hear what your ideal system of taxation is (or feel free to critique the vague ideas I proposed above).

Hey everyone Which companies do you recommend for Lake Union boat rentals for extended hours? I’m talking about the ones that can fit like 8-10 people or so, not rowers, and those that can be returned late at night. For example: like the ones that were on the water for the summer Gas Works music events. I’m assuming more are boat rentals, or maybe they’re privately owned? Maybe I’m missing something, but most boat rentals seem to only be for a couple hours. That had me wondering how were they all able to rent for extended after hours since most rental companies expect their boats back in the same day.