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Hi everyone, my cat Sebastian managed to force open the window, push out the bug screen and escape from our third floor apartment at some point today between 10am and 4pm. If anyone has seen anything please send me a DM. He is microchipped. Thank you
The I-5 express lanes have been doing some heavy lifting this year, running northbound during Revive I-5 construction. This weekend, we need to close them completely. From 11 p.m. Friday, Sept. 11, to 5 a.m. Monday, Sept. 14, the I-5 express lanes in Seattle will CLOSE for the entire weekend. Collective sigh . Now let’s talk about why and I promise there's a good reason for it. WHAT ARE CREWS DOING? It all comes down to drainage work underneath the Ship Canal Bridge. Most of the drainage work crews have been doing underneath the bridge this year has been accessible using scaffolding installed in 2024. But there are sections of the bridge the scaffolding doesn’t reach. That’s where the express lanes come in. Closing them gives crews access to those areas so they can connect drains installed during an earlier phase of the project to the permanent drainage system. Crews also need uninterrupted time to complete this work before the fall rains arrive. WHY DOES THE DRAINAGE WORK MATTER? Water and bridges aren't exactly best friends. Completing these connections will help move water off the bridge more effectively, reducing standing water on the roadway and helping protect the new concrete bridge deck from water-related deterioration. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR TRAFFIC? Expect increased congestion and longer travel times to and through Seattle during the closure. Other north-south routes will likely be busier too as people look for ways around I-5. And the express lanes aren’t the only construction happening around the region this weekend. There’s work planned in Seattle and across the Eastside, including on I-90, I-405, SR 520 and SR 99. The good news: it’s not all happening at once. Some closures are overnight, some happen during the day and others don’t begin until later Saturday. We know what you’re thinking: “Okay, so what’s the alternate route?” There isn’t one magic detour. No single alternate route can absorb all the traffic that normally travels on I-5 through Seattle. Your best bet is to know before you go. Check real-time conditions, give yourself extra time and consider alternate routes or modes when they make sense for your trip. While you’ve got your calendar out, there’s one more weekend you’ll want to mark down. A second weekend-long closure of the express lanes is scheduled for 11 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2, to 5 a.m. Monday, Oct. 5. But we’ll cross that bridge when we get there.
The I-5 express lanes have been doing some heavy lifting this year, running northbound during Revive I-5 construction. This weekend, we need to close them completely. From 11 p.m. Friday, Sept. 11, to 5 a.m. Monday, Sept. 14, the I-5 express lanes in Seattle will CLOSE for the entire weekend. Collective sigh . Now let’s talk about why and I promise there's a good reason for it. WHAT ARE CREWS DOING? It all comes down to drainage work underneath the Ship Canal Bridge. Most of the drainage work crews have been doing underneath the bridge this year has been accessible using scaffolding installed in 2024. But there are sections of the bridge the scaffolding doesn’t reach. That’s where the express lanes come in. Closing them gives crews access to those areas so they can connect drains installed during an earlier phase of the project to the permanent drainage system. Crews also need uninterrupted time to complete this work before the fall rains arrive. WHY DOES THE DRAINAGE WORK MATTER? Water and bridges aren't exactly best friends. Completing these connections will help move water off the bridge more effectively, reducing standing water on the roadway and helping protect the new concrete bridge deck from water-related deterioration. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR TRAFFIC? Expect increased congestion and longer travel times to and through Seattle during the closure. Other north-south routes will likely be busier too as people look for ways around I-5. And the express lanes aren’t the only construction happening around the region this weekend. There’s work planned in Seattle and across the Eastside, including on I-90, I-405, SR 520 and SR 99. The good news: it’s not all happening at once. Some closures are overnight, some happen during the day and others don’t begin until later Saturday. We know what you’re thinking: “Okay, so what’s the alternate route?” There isn’t one magic detour. No single alternate route can absorb all the traffic that normally travels on I-5 through Seattle. Your best bet is to know before you go. Check real-time conditions, give yourself extra time and consider alternate routes or modes when they make sense for your trip. While you’ve got your calendar out, there’s one more weekend you’ll want to mark down. A second weekend-long closure of the express lanes is scheduled for 11 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2, to 5 a.m. Monday, Oct. 5. But we’ll cross that bridge when we get there.
Are there new one(s)? I feel like I've heard them for a while, but the last couple of weeks it seems so much more excessive. It's bad enough being woken up at 4am but it's 4pm right now and I can hear it singing the song of its people. It's not close enough that I can tell what house it is coming from, so maybe it's technically WC and legal to keep, but either way the owners of said rooster suck.
Group of Canadians coming to visit Seattle in a few weeks for a Huskies game among some other things. Looking to spend our Friday in town doing a self guided brewery crawl in the Ballard area before heading to a Mariners game in the evening. I’ve compiled a number of past posts on the subject but was hoping to get an updated opinion from locals because I know how fast brewery quality can change. Let me know of any must visits. We are staying in Capitol Hill but are picking Ballard because of the density of breweries in a walkable area, but open to any other recommendations. We are also a big dive bar group and have several set aside to visit over the weekend but always love an experts opinion!
Today, that personal birthday project has evolved into Seattle Transit Live, an interactive LED map that tracks Puget Sound-area light rail, trains, ferries, and the water taxi in real time using public transit data. ... The extra time to indulge in such a detailed build came after Benedict was laid off from Amazon, where he worked as an engineer for a little over three years. He partnered with Oxbow Fabrication in Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood to CNC-machine custom wooden stands, ensuring each board ships with a locally made mount. The initial run of 50 pre-orders sold out quickly, prompting Benedict to order another 150 units to carry him through the end of the year. ~ Open sourced the whole design and had the stands cut in Georgetown. Somebody got laid off and the region got a better transit map out of it.
Hello Seattleites, Any trampoline parks around Seattle that are adults friendly or adults would go to with their friends. I checked the websites of a few indoor trampoline parks which says adults are also allowed to use the facilities, but I am curious to know which park do adults go to the most or you noticed more adult crowd enjoying the facilities. Thanks
Handsome rooster is wandering around the seahurst park upper parking lot. He seems quite docile, and i imagine he’s missing his ladies! I hope he makes it back home soon!
Surprised our city was racist with community gardens but then wasn’t so surprised.
Where's your favorite spot for happy hour with comfy outdoor seating?