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/r/Seattle · Sep 8, 2026, 3:24 AM

there is a local seattle business operating with extremely disgusting and unsafe sanitary procedures (I worked there very briefly) and I am wanting to report them to the health department. I have video and photo evidence, but wish to remain anonymous. I'm having a tough time navigating the websites and choosing the best way to go forward. is it recommended to submit a report through the king county department of health, or the washington state department of health? or both? the unsanitary practices are also spread out across multiple locations, so I'm wondering if I need to submit multiple reports. does anyone have experience with this? tia!

/r/SeattleWA · Sep 8, 2026, 3:13 AM

I’ve been wanting to invest in a good pair of over the ear headphones, they need to be running and gym proof (as in not falling of my head at all) and they need to be noise cancelling with no sound leak. I’ve heard that some headphones damage easily from sweat? Also it’s important to not be to chunky and aesthetically pleasing. The ones I’ve been looking into are bose quiet comfort ultra or the sony 1000xm4 headphones and have heard bad things about beats. Let me know recs!

/r/AskSeattle · Sep 8, 2026, 3:11 AM

my birthdays is coming up and i have 0 ideas of what to do. i think ive lived in seattle too long to come up with an idea. my birthday is in october and i always put it off til the last minute and then get sad that im not doing anything for the day. any ideas? any suggestions? edit: im turning 31, i have a couple friends but i dont want to count on them because my birthday is a monday. i like a museum, going to an island, im not a big drinker. im in north seattle but i have a car and will go whereever! Theres not really a budget but that being said i dont want to spend like a ton of money. A couple hundred would be good!

/r/Washington · Sep 8, 2026, 2:41 AM

"This year, election officials also saw delays in transferring ballots returned in drop boxes in one county that needed to be counted by another. In Island County, for example, ballots mailed over by neighboring Skagit County were postmarked on Aug. 7, but weren’t delivered until after election certification, which was Aug. 18, according to the secretary of state’s office."

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