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/r/LynnwoodWA · Sep 3, 2026, 9:46 PM

Hello, I had a schizophrenic neighbor arrested again. She has 3 dogs that are all she house out here. She loves them to death. However she was taken in again, and most likely will be released very soon. My worry is about her dogs. I don’t want them taken away from her if possible, but I don’t want them suffering right now. Is there a service out here that can help with this? Thank you in advanced

/r/TacomaWA · Sep 3, 2026, 9:45 PM

Hey y'all, My husband's birthday is in November, and I was looking for a cabin or other rental for a night in the wilderness. Does anyone have any recommendations for a really pretty one? Something remote, but not like, snow-chain required, like Ranier will be.

/r/Tacoma · Sep 3, 2026, 9:42 PM

Ok, I'm a sucker. I signed up for an online TNT subscription for $15.99 per month about 3 years ago. I noticed that my bill went up to $25.99 last year, which is expensive, but at least I'm supporting local journalism, right? I checked my bank activity and saw that I had a $53.99 charge for the News Tribune. I thought maybe I accidentally paid for an annual upgrade or something, but nope... I've been billed $53.99/month for the last 4 months. That's on me for not watching my credit card statements closely enough. Its also on me for knowing that the TNT subscription price was subject to change, but believing that it wouldn't get hiked to anything unreasonable. I immediately went to the TNT webpage and jumped through all tricks and hoops to cancel my subscription. I called customer service (routed to a company called Alorica) and asked if I was eligible for any sort of refund for the price increase. I was told I would get refunded for the last few months of $53.99 pricing if I accepted the monthly rate of $29.99 and continued my subscription. I explained to the customer service rep that I wasn't blaming him personally, but that I would never trust McClatchy again and would not resubscribe as long as I would continually have to monitor for sudden predatory price increases. I wish I could support actual local journalism and would be happy to pay about $20/month, but never again with McClatchy.

/r/PuyallupWA · Sep 3, 2026, 9:33 PM

The fair starts tomorrow and there will be new food items that people can purchase like a smash burger with a cheese-filled syringe and cotton candy deep fried Oreos: https://www.thenewstribune.com/news/local/community/puyallup-herald/ph-news/article317093157.html

/r/SeattleWA · Sep 3, 2026, 9:24 PM

Looking for my people! I recently moved back to Seattle after living in Aus/LA/NYC. Seattle is technically home but after being gone for so long I am basically starting from scratch and with no built in community like corporate office...solopreneur here. I would love to meet new friends (adore my friends of old but I find that I resonate with transplants/people who got out and experienced life with different perspectives). Calling in: Creators, entrepreneurs, big thinkers, adventurers and anyone building an interesting or unconventional life. Social and outgoing, but introspective enough to skip the small talk and have real conversations. I miss friendships where people actually DO life together. In Sydney, morning walks before work and spontaneous hangouts throughout the week were completely normal. Seeing friends three to five times a week wasn’t considered disruptive! We were each other's family and single, dating, married, with kids- it didn't matter, we were one another's life source community. In LA, most of us were remote/business owners and works side by side and hung out everyday- from laptop to boardwalk. About me: early 30s, female, entrepreneur, UW and NYU alum. Fair warning- politically incorrect, fluent in sarcasm, partial to dark humor... where are my British mates!? Current interests: • Skiing and snowboarding • Padel, tennis and volleyball • Aspirational pilates princess haha but I prefer the gym • Hiking and cycling • Light running, possibly becoming a marathon person against my better judgment • Black coffee, pottery and books • Concept restaurants and spaces If you’re active, adventurous, a little unfiltered, HIT ME UP. LET'S MAKE THIS SLEEPY TOWN A LITTLE MORE ALIVE! xx

/r/AskTacoma · Sep 3, 2026, 9:10 PM

Hey all, I have had a recent hankering to play classic Heroclix (pre card era). Would anyone be interested in meeting up to play a round or 2? - i have plenty of figures and am making a spreadsheet so if you don’t have any minis you can build your own. If you have never played don’t worry, I have a starter set and we can learn it. -i can meet in the evenings midweek. I can’t meet outside of Tacoma area so central, north end, downtown, old town ,south, and UP are all ok. Can’t do Pullayup or Lakewood due to timing. - I am open to learning the cards but I don’t have the figures for it etc. - I am totally cool with multiplayer, scenarios, or fun build constraints. Im not really competitive so just playing a fun game sounds interesting to me. Thanks all!

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