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Just search 24h open spa in google map and bunch of them will show up one in Redmond one in woodinville one in Kirkland. They mostly don’t have addresses and if they do the address seems to be in a residential area or apartment complexes. What are these? Try yourself to search
Hey folks! Looking to extend my driveway edges with some nice pavers. Wondering if anyone here has had good experiences with anyone local that are affordable? Thank you.
Apartment hunting. Extremely sensitive to noise especially sirens, loud cars and kids. Has anyone lived in Overlook at Lakemont? From the website, it looks like market rate only. When did they stop accepting low income or other programs? It looks fine from outside and has some quiet corners backing to the woods. I drove thru the complex and noticed some very questionable cars and people around the complex.
27M visiting Washington this weekend with a friend and looking for 1–3 people to link up with for a hike in Rainier. I'm in good shape and comfortable with longer/moderately difficult hikes. I'm considering Skyline or Burroughs(if it's open) on Sunday (Sep 6th), but I'm flexible if there's a group already going somewhere. Mainly just looking for some cool people around my age to hike with. If you're already going or want to put a small group together, shoot me a DM.
What does Ballard need as it grows? Seattle is seeking feedback on housing, transportation, small businesses, and other neighborhood priorities through Sept. 30.
I take the same bus every day and multiple days people have parked their cars blocking my bus stop. The bus skipped my stop today because they couldn’t see me or the stop. I THOUGHT THIS WAS COMMON SENSE BUT DONT PARK IN FRONT OF BUS STOPS?????????? I DONT CARE HOW BADLY YOU NEED STREET PARKING 😭
Which internet providers would you recommend? I'm looking for a provider that offers a low-income discount. Currently have Comcast.
(Edit: if this isn’t applicable for this seattle subreddit I can remove it) I’m not talking about bumper to bumper traffic. We are not scaling Pikes Peak, it’s just a gradual hill. The speed limit is 60. Look at your speedometer, does it say 48? Well good news! You’re not running so just press down on your accelerator until your speedometer number matches the posted speed limit number on all the signs you’re driving past.
Lived in NYC for 17 years and from Florida. First time visiting Seattle as an adult at 40 years old and I just love this city. Shot I took last night and just wanted to share.
Hello everyone! We are a mid 30s couple with no kids and 1 dog moving to Seattle most likely in January or February for work and looking for recommendations on where to live! My wife will be working in Kent, while I will be working in Redmond. I'm sure you'll never guess which companies... We are trying to keep the commutes to around 30 minutes (no traffic, obviously i know there will be time and days where traffic sucks), budget will probably be around 800-900k for buying. I love public transportation from living in DC so looking for something near a light rail to travel the city. We do work a little weird hours, 7am-3pm, so traffic isn't too big of an issue I assume Our initial research has led us to Columbia City, its about 25-30 minutes for both of us, right on line 1. But up for any recommendations! We looked at Queen Anne, SLU, and others in that area, but its a bit to far from Kent (and I don't think the light rail really goes to Blue Origin's Campus, but this information is not easy to find)