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/r/everett · Sep 8, 2026, 7:48 PM

Very young cat, black short-hair with copper eyes, found near Aquasox stadium 37th and Broadway. Name unknown but was wearing a collar without ID, no microchip found. If you think this is your cat, please describe the collar. Thanks!

/r/eastside · Sep 8, 2026, 7:39 PM

Hello fine redditors - could one of you recommend a pest control service with a reasonable contract price? I’m looking for the preventative type of service that treats the outside of the home plus checks the attic and crawl space quarterly.

/r/Seattle · Sep 8, 2026, 7:20 PM

Putting out an FYI for anyone else visiting the Optum facility at Northgate that only a portion of the lot is managed by Optum. There is a "visitor parking" area right next to the Optum building entrance (north side) that is actually owned by the building management company. There is zero signage indicating the difference, and if you park there without a "permit" you will receive a $90 ticket. I am disputing the ticket and have made a compliant to the AG but wanted to let others know. I would park where it says "Optum patient parking" as I understand from talking to Optum security that this is where you can park.

/r/eastside · Sep 8, 2026, 7:17 PM

The town will be full of music. It goes on all day and a single ticket gets admission to 19 different venues which will be featuring live music all day/evening. Plan to park and wander around, grab a cold, adult beverage, and catch music from some of the Pacific Northwest's best musicians and groups. Gonna be a fun day!

/r/Seattle · Sep 8, 2026, 7:14 PM

What was happening on bus 40 at Fremont around 11:40 today? There was a guy with a bamboo stick that got kicked off the bus for some reason

/r/SeattleWA · Sep 8, 2026, 7:06 PM

According to Sofia Mastikhina, RapidRide R Line Lead at King County Metro, the introduction of the R Line would reduce the number of stops along the South End route from 67 stops to 45. Route 7 is King County Metro's second-highest ridership route, with more than 11,000 daily riders who utilize the route to get from South Prentice Street to downtown Seattle. It also has the highest ridership of people with disabilities, Mastikhina said. Metro says it does not currently have estimates of the potential travel time savings. ~ Twenty-two stops gone from the most transit-dependent corridor in King County, and the agency cannot yet say how many minutes anyone saves. The council is being asked to approve the alignment this fall anyway.

/r/AskSeattle · Sep 8, 2026, 6:59 PM

I've been wanting a Linkin Park inspired tattoo (from their song Jordana del muerto) that would be written in Japanese kanji. I know a little bit (mostly kana) and I think I have it correct, but I would really still rather find an artist that knows enough to get it in a fluent hand. I'm from out of town. I happen to be here tonight and tomorrow but I can also drive in for an appointment. Any referrals/recs?

/r/AskSeattle · Sep 8, 2026, 6:52 PM

Hi! I need help choosing a Seattle hotel. My husband and I are coming in December for a Seahawks game, and I’m surprising him with the trip. I’m stuck between Lotte and Hotel 1000. Looking for something nice/fun/romantic that feels like part of the trip, not just a place to sleep. Also want to be able to walk to Lumen Field (even though it'll be freezing?) Which would you pick? Or is there another hotel I should be looking at? Thanks!!

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