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/r/everett · Sep 8, 2026, 6:51 PM

Like the title says, I’m hoping someone has an IPod that they are willing to part ways with. Specifically looking for a 5th to 7th gen IPod (Not an IPod touch). My reason, I’m looking to “dumb” down my life. Spend less time using smart products and such. If anyone has one, feel free to reach out and we can talk about making a deal!

/r/Seattle · Sep 8, 2026, 6:51 PM

Anyone know who this dog walker works for? He brings a group of dogs to Blue Dog Pond just off MLK and Massachusetts then completely ignores them and what the dogs do. He doesn't clean up for them or control the dogs. Today he was here with a white dog that multiple times attacked other dogs unprovoked and he was so into his phone that he didn't realize or just chose to ignore it and do nothing. I honestly don't think he should be working as a walker if he's chooses to not control, pay attention to, or clean up after the dogs he's watching.

/r/Seattle · Sep 8, 2026, 6:37 PM

I often catch the bus near the Symphony station on 3rd Avenue in the mornings. Many times, I smell this strong odor that kind of smells like fried foods/oil? It's not really a good smell, but I have no idea what it's from. Any ideas?

/r/SeattleWA · Sep 8, 2026, 6:28 PM

Too many electric scooters are being stolen or being vandalized. These are convenient options for quick grocery store runs or meeting someone close by, without needing a card or caring about parking. For those who own (not rent) electric scooters, how do you prevent them from being stolen once you go inside a coffee shop or a grocery store or a restaurant? Many such stores don't allow them inside so they have to be parked outside.

/r/SeattleWA · Sep 8, 2026, 6:27 PM

Hello! I was wondering if anyone knew of any good places near the Seattle area to go mushroom foraging!

/r/SeattleWA · Sep 8, 2026, 6:05 PM

The requirements, which will tack on a $15 per-square-foot fee to any units over 2,000 square feet in size, had been approved in mid-2025 and are set to take effect in January. ... Kirkland staff project the fee will raise $3.3 million within 18 months of being implemented. "It shows that we need housing in all income brackets, but the biggest need, 80% of the total need for about 10,444 units, is for housing that is affordable to households making less than 50% of the median income, and that's the housing that almost always requires some sort of public funding." ~ The fee brings in $3.3 million. The need it is meant to fund is 10,444 homes. Next scheduled look at that math: 2028.

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