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Anyone going to the Hayley Williams concert in Auburn on Sept 30th?? I’m coming from Vancouver and i’ll be staying the night in Seattle. I don’t drive so I’m trying to figure out how people are planning to get back to Seattle? I’ve heard it’s an experience in itself trying to leave that venue. I don’t want to rely on uber and my other option was the Rally shuttle but it requires a certain amount of people to book. I would love to know peoples plans and if anyone would be willing to carpool? I’m 27F and would happily give some cash if anyone is heading back into Seattle 🥹 any suggestions on how to get back to Seattle from the white river amphitheatre are welcome!!

I work with a small startup here in Cleveland called MakeGood, and we’re putting together a free roundtable on September 10th at Icon Coworking in Lakewood. It’s called Cash Flow Clinic: capped at 20 people in a room with our Co-Founder Kurtis Carman talking honestly about getting paid! Late invoices, payment terms, what to do when a client ghosts, when collections actually makes sense, etc. Free coffee and donuts - no catch! If you run a contracting business or small business and cash flow has ever been a headache this is absolutely worth an hour of your morning! RSVP here if you’re interested: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/makegood-cash-flow-clinic-tickets-1996284342206?aff=oddtdtcreator Free cash flow roundtable for contractors and small business owners in Cleveland: Sept 10 in Lakewood!

You better have been driving to the shop or the impound, your car ruined my run and my lungs still hurt. (Near Lake Young's Trail). Was with my kid you can't do that to people.

(Wasn't sure what flair to use) I am curious as to where the people around here play Pokemon Go normally? Wife and I have been getting back into it and wanna be in an area where people play often enough we could get a group of people together. Do people still play around here?

Hello! Does anyone know if there are any Thai owned nail salons in the area? Thank you!

I know Seattle has a good salsa and bachata scene. But I was curious about huapango classes. I come across them on my feed usually. They look super fun. Any suggestions on where I can pick them up ?

Agenda packet is linked in post title. The Council is kicking off September with a budget summit meeting. Many folks may be aware of the budget struggles we've been facing the past couple years and this discussion is likely to center around that. If you're deeply curious, I would watch Mike Bailey's presentation from February this year. https://lynnwoodwa.v3.swagit.com/videos/375919 One item that sticks in the upcoming meeting is the street safety note. There have been many posts just this year about street safety, walkability, biking, transit, etc.. I spoke with many neighbors during the Lynnwood night out about frustrations with residential streets being used as cut throughs and frequent speeding. Most if not all members on our council are in favor of enhancing street safety (one member is trying to pass a vision zero resolution). It is on our mayor's mind. There are notes in the Mayor's memo about deferring new programs until the next biennium. 2 years is a long time to take to defer action on making streets safer. So, what can be done if you care about safer streets? Come out in person if you can, make a zoom comment, or even just write to council in support of Vision Zero that includes a clearly defined action plan. It can be any time but these next several weeks are a very good time to do so. https://us.openforms.com/Form/dfa2527c-8c11-4783-ab54-7ba3301b2228 This specific meeting isn't open to public comment (though the public can attend). There are two specific dates for public comment on our budget: September 28th and November 9th. The Vision Zero resolution is one of the items in the pipe right now that can help begin the coordination efforts across city departments so that when the next biennium does come, we will be better positioned to take concrete action to make streets safer for everyone (including drivers). There is an impression that street safety projects have to be expensive overhauls with years long studies. They don't. To the contrary, improving street safety reduces city liabilities and the obvious economic (to say nothing of community) impacts each time someone dies or is seriously injured in a crash. We can utilize state approved quick build options to for proven safety measures without years of study or massive capital investments, then come back and make them permanent as funding becomes available: https://wsdot.wa.gov/sites/default/files/2025-10/Guide-Active-Transportation-QuickBuildGuideForPartnerAgencies.pdf Things can change for the better, but we all need to speak up. I plan to be at both budget meetings. Hope to see you there.

Spotted near 61st and 22nd Edit: Confirmed with nearby neighbors that it's an indoor/outdoor cat that frequents the neighborhood.

I will be in town September 11-14 and would like to run a few games while I’m in town. Are there any locations I could go during this time or any days we collectively can organize a run? Please lmk thank you !!! PS - I’m not that good 😂 I just want to get a run in with people from a different city!

"Both SDOT and Seattle Parks are working to fix annoying and potentially dangerous bumps on the city’s trail network this month. The Ship Canal, Burke-Gilman and Duwamish Trails are all slated to get some love. ... SDOT is handling the repairs to the Ship Canal and Duwamish Trails that should be underway this month (exact schedule TBD, so stay tuned). Seattle Parks is handling repairs to the Burke-Gilman Trail between NE 65th and 77th Streets with work planned to start September 8 and last three weeks (weather dependent)."