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I’m wanting to funny picture from the office on a cake but Fred Meyer and Walmart are unable to do the cake as they say it has to be a personable photo and not something found online or of celebrities. I assume QFC and Safeway will tell me the same thing.. is there anywhere in Bellevue/Seattle area that I can get a photo printed on a cake? Or even just get the photo printed as a cake topper and I’ll put it on my own cake? Looking to spend under $50 if possible Thank you!

I’m looking to move to a new apartment soon. What do we think of Avalon One Six Four? Trying to find a 2bed and 2bath below $2300 in Lynnwood, Mill Creek, Bothell (nothing North of 164 please). Thanks!!

In the matter of five minutes, I had two guys separately come up to me small talking/asking if I was single, etc. while at the Homegoods in Issaquah…this immediately set off alarms for me as this NEVER happens and what are the chances it happens twice in five minutes?? I immediately thought trafficking but I am in my mid 30s so idk…anyone ever encountered something like this?

The owners of Ballard’s Spice Waala are nearly ready to open Janta, a new Indian coffee and chai cafe inspired by the place where they met in Delhi.

Just got an adorable little guy! I want to keep up on his vaccinations and health checkups and wondering if anyone knows a vet they've had good experiences with. The ones that come up on Google all seem to have good reviews so I was having trouble deciding. Preferably they would be open on weekends. Thanks!

I live in The Lakes neighborhood in Kent. The Lakes neighborhood is a part of the Green River Natural Resources area, which is a major 304-acre protected wildlife sanctuary for many species of fish and fowl including bald eagles. The lakes in the Lakes neighborhood are private, man-made lakes which also share water with the Green River (occasionally we see river otters and beavers from the Green River in and around the lake). The Lakes neighborhood is managed by an HOA and the HOA contracts out maintenance of the neighborhood lakes. Last week, one of the HOA's contractors performed an aquatic treatment on the Main Lake using Hydrothol 191 . The lakes are fairly shallow (they are around 4-8 feet deep at most). Within 48-36 hours, myself and other residents documented a major fish mortality event involving large numbers of fish throughout the main lake. Multiple government agencies are now involved. We have had visits from City of Kent personnel, the EPA, the Washington State Department of Ecology Spill Response Team, and the Washington State Department of Agriculture . Ecology is investigating under ERTS #749529, and WSDA has an open pesticide complaint under #T26002407. It has been about 5 days since the fish kill. At this point, the hundreds of carcasses are now decomposing and the smell is extremely strong in parts of the neighborhood. What has made this situation especially concerning is that residents have received different explanations from HOA leadership and contractors about what happened to cause the mass fish kill. Some residents were told that low dissolved oxygen caused the fish deaths. Others were told malfunctioning aerators contributed to the problem. Residents have also been told that killing large amounts of algae or vegetation can itself reduce dissolved oxygen as organic material decomposes. Because the fish deaths happened so temporally close to the Hydrothol 191 treatment, myself and other residents understandably want investigators to determine whether the treatment contributed directly, indirectly, or not at all. We are trying to figure out whether all permit/label requirements were followed, what caused the fish kill, how other wildlife who frequent the lake will be impacted, and who is responsible for removing the carcasses and remediating the lake. The part that concerns many of us residents the most is that this is no longer just a disagreement between residents and an HOA. State and local agencies have physically responded and investigations are underway, but we are still struggling to get clear answers about what happened, how this will impact local wildlife, who knew what, what chemicals were applied, and who is responsible for fixing it. If you work in aquatic ecology, fisheries, pesticide regulation, environmental law or regulation, investigative journalism, HOA law, environmental enforcement, or Washington state/local government (especially if you have experience with Ecology, WSDA, EPA, or aquatic pesticide permits), my neighbors and I would greatly appreciate advice. Specifically, we'd like to know what records we should request, what agencies or elected officials we should be contacting, and what steps residents can take to ensure the investigation addresses both the immediate fish kill and the broader contractor/HOA oversight issues. I have extensive photos and video documenting the fish mortality, decomposing carcasses, wildlife interacting with the dead fish, and the Department of Ecology's on-site response. If you have relevant expertise but would rather not comment publicly, please DM me. Also posted in r/SeattleWA . Posting here as well because I’m specifically hoping to reach Seattle-area environmental professionals, journalists, attorneys, regulators, and others familiar with Washington environmental enforcement.

Been going to the same guy for years but need to find someone new. Trying to find someone in Renton to professionally color/cut/style my hair. Appreciate any recs!

Hello, my husband and I (55 and 62) will be in Seattle for a Saturday in late September. Our day will start about 10am and we will need to be at the airport at 7:30pm. Many years ago I did the underground Seattle tour and loved it, so want to go again. Any ideas for an itinerary for the rest of the day? As an aside, I looked up how to get to the airport from pioneer square, and many people said that the Pioneer square metro station was full of urine and feces, is this still true? We will each have a backpack with us. We like unique experiences.

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Hi! As the title says, my fiancé and I will be moving to the Seattle area in the coming months and have a potential lease in the west Leschi neighborhood. I’ve checked it out in person and it seems like a good spot. Since we’re not from the area, I’m not sure what there is to do nearby or if it’s a good lifestyle fit for getting out and meeting new people. Mainly we chose the Leschi area due to it being a middle ground for when we need to commute and it has a nearby park for our dog, but I never see people speak about this area and always see recommendations for Magnolia, Ballard, Wallingford, etc as fun neighborhoods to be in. My fiance and I really enjoy going to concerts(rock, folk, EDM)and sporting events. We don’t drink much, but love a good cocktail bar and craft breweries. Based on our interests, do you think we’d be fine in Leschi for our first year? We will have cars and wouldn’t mind driving to other neighborhoods occasionally, but we prefer walking around to nearby neighborhoods. Are there any recommended places to check out within walking distance of Leschi? What are some go to activities for this side of Seattle? Thanks in advance for reading this/sharing your thoughts!