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What are some great spots to watch sunrise from within about 10 miles of downtown Seattle? With public access.

Visiting the area all week and was wondering if anyone has suggestions for a fun bar for Tuesday and Wednesday nights.

The last few days they were expecting almost a half an inch for Wednesday and like .3 for Thursday. I was so excited for a big long rain 😭

All right Everett! In honor of Sept 1st, let’s share our favorite bars to hit up in the fall and what the best events are! (All other Autumn related activities will be accepted! Also open to areas outside Snohomish County)! All of downtown Snohomish is very Hallmark movie in Autumn, I like to walk it after getting coffee at Proper Joe, then baked goods at Snohomish Bakery. Haunted Harbor at the Port of Everett is fun! Stalker Farms has the best haunted house and fun fire pits. Everett Arboretum is beautiful to walk during the Autumn season, I like to bring hot tea and a camera. The Muse is awesome to get a cocktail from and sit by their fireplace.

I’m looking for a good place to watch the air show this weekend. Are the solstice steps a good place to watch it? Wasn’t sure if they flew down this far.

Is there anything like the Your DeKalb Farmers Market (or Buford Farmers Market) in the greater Seattle area? I did some googling and came across Uwajima, but it doesn’t look exactly on point. We love the cost/freshness/variety of YDFM produce in particular and hoping to identify a good spot for that. I’m not worried about finding Asian groceries as that seems to be plentiful, more about fresh produce. Any recs?

Hi everyone, my boyfriend of almost 3 years just broke up with me yesterday and I’m trying to look into housing in Everett. I’ll be starting a new teaching job soon near Snohomish/Lake Stevens but I feel like more affordable housing options are in Everett. I did live in Everett for just over a year when I first moved over to the west side and had no idea about Casino road so I lived right next to casino road and didn’t feel safe so… I want to avoid that mistake and see if yall would be able to help. Even if that’s just circling/xing places out on a map that would be incredibly helpful. Thanks everyone

A little about me first: born and raised in Lakewood, GenX woman with a diverse range of lived experience, retired from corporate, mother to two kids in their 30’s, grandmother to a 3 year old, fierce advocate and protector, soft spot for the elderly, non drinker (22 years), clean driving record, no adult criminal history (though I was quite the handful as a kid) … here’s a list of what I’m able to do, if there’s something you have in mind that’s not on this list, just ask! Rate is $30/hour, paid electronically at time of setting appointment, non refundable unless I am the one to cancel. One hour minimum, billed in 30 minute increments after first hour. Services: Rides for the elderly — grocery store, doctors appointments (non sick), etc … please inquire if low income, I can help a person or two at a reduced rate Store, restaurant pickups (pre-ordered) + basic errands Home organization + sourcing Laundry + light home care (no cleaning) Plant consult + care to include styling, repotting, sourcing Interior decor styling + sourcing Wardrobe styling + sourcing Flower arrangement + sourcing Small event styling + sourcing Cat sit Dog walk - must be friendly, well trained Vet appointments If it’s not on the list, ask! Happy to have a FaceTime or personal meet up prior to setting up services.

I want to adopt a second cat. I’d like to adopt one from an animal shelter that desperately needs adoptions, is overcrowded, etc.

I have lived in Tacoma a few months now, I’ve explored a lot for my short time but still finding new things everyday. My friends are visiting me for 4 days first week of October . I want to show them a really good time because neither have been to Washington. They will come via SEA airport… I’d love to give them a day in Seattle. Since it’s October maybe the underground? Pikes place? The library? Things like that. Otherwise I want to take them on a cool nature thing. I recently learned about larches , but it seems most of the places to see them are in cascades. Is it work taking the whole trip to see that? If it’s worth it then for sure but since I have limited time I want to be strategic. If not I could do Mount Rainier , but I’ve heard they’ll possibly have closures in October. And I know the weather can be unpredictable. Any recommendations on some nature type activity? If it’s a hike ideally