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Hey everyone! Was hoping to start using the Transit GO app. Have heard good things. Does anyone have a code they can share in the comments so that we could both get some benefits from the rewards program? Appreciate you!
We were thinking to just go around and walk the parks, play some arcade and have some good food. One of the idea is to go to Top golf too. Interested to learn about your plans and take some suggestions
We were thinking to just go around and walk the parks, play some arcade and have some good food. One of the idea is to go to Top golf too. Interested to learn about your plans and take some suggestions
if anyone dropped a ring that's important to them, please dm me!! if you can tell me what it looks like i would love to reunite it with the owner!! i picked it up because of the level of activity in the area; i didn't want anyone else taking it for their own. thanks!
This is r/Seattle 's weekly post for local businesses and makers (or users who discover them) to share their creations with our users. This thread will be automatically posted every Saturday morning to help connect r/seattle users with cool local stuff. Types of content encouraged in this thread are: Local businesses (new, running promotions or sales, or just really good ones!) Upcoming events or activities (concerts, festivals, pop-ups, shows) Local artists or creators sharing upcoming shows or releases Content should be related to businesses or events in the greater Seattle area, and the typical reddit spam rules apply - please ensure you are contributing to the community more than just your own content. Users who flood these posts with ads, links without context, referral codes, etc. - or who promote without contributing elsewhere will be actioned. Please continue to report actual spam. We have our rules against spam and self-promotion for hopefully understandable reasons, but we've noticed users responding more positively to local businesses, artists, etc. sharing their content. This is an attempt to bridge the gap, helping users find cool stuff while containing the promotion to a single weekly thread. Please send us a modmail with any suggestions or input you have about the use or abuse of this thread.
Video tour of what it looks like now, and update on whether it will reopen ✌️
Hello, I’m flying to Seattle to visit my father who lives in quilcene. Sticking to a tight budget. Would it be better to rent a car at the airport, or, uber to a different neighborhood to a car rental? I’m wondering which is the best option for both cost and ease. I’m not from Washington. Only been to visit once in 2009. So I’m not familiar with the area. TIA
An undersea cable connecting Washington and Japan will land at a cable landing station and backhaul network provider to be built on tribal property north of Ocean Shores.
Hello, all! I'm posting this for a friend because they don't use reddit. Their question is, what's it like trying to become an electrician in the area? Is it a long, difficult process? Is it slow? I know that most ppl recommend apprenticeships, but are there other ways to go about it? They're considering leaving the military (been serving active duty for about 7 yrs) in the next year and they're thinking about next steps to take. Also, they're not limited to an electrician. They could do other trades like HVAC, plumbing, etc. Thank you!!
In July, the Department of Homeland Security put out a request for information indicating that it was interested in establishing one or more new detention centers in the greater Seattle area. "This is really important to note: The potential for a new facility to be permitted under current code is still very, very active without the moratorium in place," he said. Tacoma is already home to the Northwest ICE Processing Center, which has capacity for 1,575 beds. Several Washington jurisdictions, including Renton, SeaTac, Tukwila, Seattle and King County, have passed similar detention center moratoriums this year. ~ DHS is shopping for sites now. The county's permanent rules on major detention facilities land in fall 2027. Whoever moves first writes the outcome.