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/r/Seattle · Sep 7, 2026, 9:44 PM

Sue slipped out of my house without a collar or harness, Sept 7th @ about 12:30pm at 24th Ave / Union. I followed her to 25th Ave to Marion St and couldn't keep up. She was continuing to run south on 25th ave. she's about 65lbs, she's quite skittish with people; loves dogs in normal circumstances and very food motivated so if she's going to be found, its gonna be where scraps are to be found edit: she's been found! give extra scratches to your furry friends today Sue pics

/r/SeattleWA · Sep 7, 2026, 9:37 PM

I'm planning to propose out near Washington Pass this fall during larch season, and I'd like it photographed. Looking for recommendations for someone who works that side of the Cascades — Methow Valley, Winthrop, Mazama, anywhere along the Highway 20 corridor. It's a surprise, so I'm after someone who's done proposals specifically and knows how to be somewhere without being obvious about it. Anyone worked with someone local out there? Bonus if they're based in the valley rather than driving over from the west side. Happy to hear who to avoid too or any recommendations on specific locations. Thanks!

/r/lakewood · Sep 7, 2026, 9:31 PM

Hey everyone! A while back, I posted about Lakewood Public Library staff coming together to form a union. The support from this community was incredible. (No surprise there!!! You guys are the BEST!) We greatly appreciate the emails and the engagement you’ve shown us! The next step of our campaign is attending a board meeting and we would love to have our patrons and neighbors there with us! Our upcoming Library Board of Trustees meeting is open to the public, and we want to fill the room with a sea of purple to show the board that Lakewood supports its library workers. Meeting Details: 📅 Date: Thursday, September 10, 2026 ⏰ Time: 7:00 PM 📍 Location: Madison Branch Meeting Room (Make sure to head to the Madison Branch on Madison Ave, not the Main Branch on Detroit!) How You Can Help: Show Up & Wear Purple: The visual support in the room makes a huge impact. You don't need to pre-register to attend! Just show up, sign the attendance roster at the door with your name and address, and wear a purple shirt, sweater, or pin so the board sees a clear wall of support. Public Comment: If you’d like to speak in support of the staff, you are welcome to address the board! Once recognized by the Board President, state your name, address, and topic. Public comments are limited to 5 minutes per person. Meeting Exhibits: If you want print or digital copies of the exhibits the Board will be reviewing at the meeting, you must request them by 5:00 PM this Wednesday (Sept 9) . Our library staff work hard every day to serve Lakewood, and having a strong turnout this Thursday will show the board how much this community values us. Hope to see you at the Madison Branch this Thursday! 💜 (If location or other details are changed, I will post the changes here!!!)

/r/redmond · Sep 7, 2026, 9:30 PM

moved here like three weeks ago and idk if this is normal or not on Redmond Way. I just wanna be able to walk home from the shop man. looks way dangerous, too

/r/SeattleWA · Sep 7, 2026, 9:24 PM

Someone explain to me...Why is it that the Metropolitan Puget Sound area requires 6 different public transit agencies (Pierce Transit, Intercity Transit {Olympia}, King County Metro, Community Transit, Everett Transit, and Sound Transit), each with all of the administrative overhead? Metro Salt Lake has only one, that covers from north of Ogden to south of Provo, and does it all with far less tax burden on the citizens. Why do we have to pay SIX sets of executives and bosses to do the same job across the region? We had the opportunity, when Sound Move was voted on, to consolidate it all by the public vote.

/r/Seattle · Sep 7, 2026, 9:21 PM

I like nature, I'm a leftist, and I'm queer. I wanna find peeps to play games with that are just as interest in sustainable farming methods as I am. Anyone out there in Seattle? I want to find some land to put food producing perennials on. Or experiment with biofermentation of various foods. Or make interesting low energy computers. Oh and gosh join a bookclub. Have a good labor day! Edit: After thinking, I'm realizing I should say I now think I was looking for people I could reach out to online instead of at events where I don't know if I can strike up conversation as easily oops.

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