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If you’re going, be sure to check out the box. If you’re not going and want me to look for a title, let me know in the comments. Mostly plays/theatre books.

This is a long shot & I’m not sure where to post but did anyone get our photos at AC Slater at Substation? The coat check guy put them in the wrong bag 😞 (luckily snapped pics of a couple of them before. Can share but this sub won’t let me add a pic)

A couple of weeks ago, there was a bit of an ado when several folks saw a group of Ghostbusters and their Ecto out the Paramount. It was for a short film to help promote the showing of the 1984 film with a live orchestra on September 19th. The full six minute video was posted the other day!

The county's Planning and Development Services Department has proposed numerous changes to the Roads and Access Code, including a provision that would more than double the allowed number of houses developers could build on a dead-end road. In March, The Daily Herald reported the Planning and Development Services Department wrote the policy proposal with extensive direct input from the Master Builders Association of King and Snohomish Counties, an influential lobbying group representing 2,400 developers and contractors. In June, The Herald wrote that the county's own Department of Emergency Management wasn't looped into the code proposal project until after the 14-day public comment period had concluded, and that district fire chiefs were never alerted to the proposed changes, even though they said the proposed changes would increase the pressure on disaster evacuations and firefighting efforts. ~ Two years of input for the builders association. Zero notice for the fire districts that have to drive in. Public comment is at 10:30 Wednesday if you want a turn.

Hello everyone, I F21, have interest in becoming an animal control officer in Seattle or nearby cities. I am wondering if anybody has personal experience working there? What are the type of things required of you to get the job? I have really excellent animal handling experience. One of the things that scares me away is the environment. What kind of working environment is it? I’ve worked in male dominated working environments and it is not the most fun! lol.

Hi!! Moving to the Eastside soon. We’d love to hear your local insider tips! Any hidden gem daycares or preschools. We’re looking for daycare/preschools for our 2 year old . Thanks so much in advance for your help.

Hi !! Moving to the Eastside in October, need some suggestions on daycare or preschools for my 2 year old. Any centers you love, any to avoid in the Bellevue area. Thanks so much in advance for your help—can't wait to check out your awesome community! ☀️✨

Hi !! Moving to the Eastside in October, need some suggestions on daycare or preschools for my 2 year old. Any centers you love, any to avoid in the Bellevue area. Thanks so much in advance for your help—can't wait to check out your awesome community! ☀️✨

Hey all, my family is considering moving to South Seattle as my job is offering relocation with a nice pay bump to cover the higher COL. I am 35 y/o relocating with a 33 y/o wife, 2.5 y/o, and 1 baby on the way. Currently we live in DFW, Texas and have most of our lives. The new jobs location is just south of SeaTac in Des Moines. I would like to have a less than 30 minute commute. I know the light rail is an option but I probably wouldn't rely on it (at least in the beginning). Relocation doesn't need to happen for another 1-2 years and the company will cover moving and home selling costs. We do enjoy our current neighborhood as it is "cute" and walkable, has a good variety of food (which is important for us), and we are 15 min from Fort Worth if we ever want to go downtown. We are used to Texas heat and it can get tiring during the summer but we don't hate it. Son is currently in daycare, wife is a Pelvic Floor PT working 4 days a week so it's possible for her to transition to a hospital or similar outpatient job in the area pretty easily. Looking at home prices, WA property taxes, etc., we could probably afford up to a 1M home. In general, Seattle areas politics are a plus and weather is TBD, but we will try to visit during "greyer" and colder months to so we can feel it out. My wife is Latina if that matters and I am trying to raise my children knowing Spanish. We will be traveling in late September to explore neighborhoods such as Burien, Maple Valley, Tacoma, etc. I'm curious if we're on the right track with neighborhoods or any others we can add to the list that would be worth driving through to get a sense of life.

Has anyone passed by the unhoused persons tent near FOB on 4th and Lenora? It appears he sells paintings. I’ve only passed by with my car but I’m wondering if anyone knows if he sells them / only takes cash? I can appreciate someone trying to make a living in a shitty situation