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coming to seattle for 3 days (all the way from south east asia lmao) so hoping to get some recommendations for sight seeing & good coffee/cafes!

I see the same person (can’t tell if they’re a woman or man) on Issaquah Hobart road from downtown issaquah to highway 18 almost every single time i drive there. They’re on a moped (i think) wearing reflective vests just going back and forth. I’ll see them going one way and then back the other way when i’m driving back. Just so curious what the story behind that is.

Hey fun people of seattle, couldn’t complete this puzzle in one go, if you come across, please complete and send the picture so my OCD brain can rest ✌️

Were you (or do you know the fem person) taking photos front row at the Osees show that was at nuemos Thur. night? I’m pretty sure you had black hair that was up in a ponytail. I was the blonde with a split tongue you snapped a photo of crowd surfing! I couldn’t find you in the pit once I was down but If you see this I’d LOVE to get that photo from you, That was my first time crowd surfing! Hope you had an awesome time at the show!

Post guilty verdict, I just want to talk. It was a horrible case to be on. I don’t know why this wasn’t a case that was pleaded out.

I've never been to the Pacific northwest (wife & I are from the southeast) and we wanted to finally get to see the colorful sights of fall with a trip to the PNW in mid-October. The loose gameplan is fly in midday Monday, then fly back out midday Sunday. What're some MUST DO things/places in or around Seattle (and Mount Rainier park), and recommendations on where to stay? Also is it feasible to check out 2 different national parks? We don't really drink but definitely do like going out to nice restaurants and bakeries, checking out museums, cool architecture/history, taking in the outdoor scenery, and more. So far in mind from reading around I've got; Mount Rainier National Park (maybe spend 2 nights out there? not camping though) Columbia Center Museum of Pop Culture (heard to take the monorail there) Bainbridge Island (via the ferry) Pike Place Market

Another shooting in Belltown tonight, right on Elliott and Bell St. Heard peeps arguing from our building, and I went to go peek through my window to see the commotion, and it seemed like it had died down. I walked away for a sec, then heard the arguing intensify and then we heard several shots. We dropped on the floor and ducked. A few min later I peaked out the window and saw a guy on the ground and his friends crying out. We called 911, as did several people in our building. Scary situation all around. I really hope the person is ok.

WSDOT posted this in r/eastside and r/udub but apparently not here, and the people it's really aimed at are the ones on this side of the lake. So, the plain English version: From 4:30pm Saturday the 12th to 8am Saturday the 19th, the eastbound 520 off-ramp to Montlake is closed around the clock. First time they've ever taken it out for a full week. Once you're on eastbound 520 from I-5 there is no exit before the bridge: you're crossing, you're paying the toll, and the way back to Montlake is westbound 520 and the toll a second time. No pass in the car means both crossings bill at the pay-by-mail rate. The accidental lake tour comes with mail. Headed to Montlake, UW, or the hospital that week? I would skip 520 entirely: stay on I-5, get off at Lakeview or 45th, and come in on surface streets. Coming from the Eastside you're fine, the westbound exit at Montlake isn't part of this closure. They did think of the Husky games: the ramp is open for everyone arriving on the 12th, closes at 4:30 that afternoon, and is back by 8am on the 19th. In between, expect a small parade of confused U-turners out on the lids. Be kind, we've all been them.

Hey guys! I’m a college student who is interviewing for a dicks drive in location in Seattle. I was reluctant to interview there since I already have work experience in fast food, but unfortunately I haven’t been interviewed anywhere else, and beggars can’t be choosers! I’m grateful to have an opportunity to possibly work anyway. I was wondering a few things, 1.) I was concerned about general safety considering that I would likely be commuting back and forth to my apartment late at night w/ public transport. Is that likely to be a concern? It’s a less than thirty minute walk back home, maybe under twenty w/ public transpiration. 2.) Are the benefits solid for part time employers as well? 3.) What’s the job like?

Took I-5 north, cut through Darrington and made our way up to Highway 20. Stopped at a few viewpoints through the North Cascades, popped into Winthrop for lunch, Twisp for a little walk, then made our way through Chelan and Leavenworth before finally heading back to Seattle. A very long day and a lot of miles, but damn, what a beautiful place we get to live in. 🏔️