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/r/Shoreline · Aug 30, 2026, 6:48 AM

Could anybody tell me if there were street cleaning signs on Thursday the 27th on Leland I got a ticket but I swear there were no signs. Did not take a pic but if anyone can let me know or possibly send me a pic if for some chance you have one.

/r/Seattle · Aug 30, 2026, 6:32 AM

I'm traveling from Seattle to Mount Rainier for the first time. I'm traveling with two kids and a stroller. What is the best location for the best viewpoints with the least amount of walking? Please provide the address or exact name of the location.

/r/Seattle · Aug 30, 2026, 6:14 AM

Anyone know what’s up with the bus crash in Fremont off 40th? Looked like a bus crashed into a tree which broke off and pretty much speared it. Saw at least 3 ambulances and 2 fire trucks.

/r/eastside · Aug 30, 2026, 6:10 AM

Has anyone else noticed their primary care visits costing way more than expected? My doctor became part of Optum a while ago, and I feel my bills have jumped since. Two visits in June, one billed at $407.75, the other at $324.25 and insurance only covered about $75 each time, leaving me with a pretty big balance. I get that I haven’t met my deductible yet, but I thought insurers negotiate contracted rates with in-network providers? These numbers still feel high for routine primary care visits. Is this normal, or is there something I should be questioning with my insurance or the billing department? Also curious if switching providers actually helped anyone lower these costs?

/r/Seattle · Aug 30, 2026, 6:06 AM

Was driving down Columbia st today going under 20 mph, had a stable green from 3rd ave through 2nd ave and a lime scooter going full speed rammed into the side of my car as i was passing through 2nd ave because they ignored their red/couldn’t stop in time. Got the guy’s info, contacted lime, have a video from my dashcam, etc. Has anyone had a lime scooter crash into them before and if so, what’s the best process to get things resolved and repaired/claiming insurance etc?

/r/SeattleWA · Aug 30, 2026, 6:06 AM

The Washington Federation of State Employees, which represents 54,000 state government, higher education and public service workers, is organizing walkouts Monday to demonstrate their frustration with the state's proposals. But Yestramski said Friday it is worse than expected, with the rejection of every one of their proposals. State law sets an Oct. 1 deadline for agreements to be ratified by unions in order to be considered for funding in the next two-year budget. ~ The people who will staff that psychiatric hospital spent its ceremony standing behind a chain-link fence. Walkouts start Monday and the ratification clock runs out October 1.

/r/Renton · Aug 30, 2026, 5:56 AM

Hi there! Does anyone have recommendations for a Private Cello Teacher in the area? ——————- Background for what I’m looking for: I played the cello for 7 years in middle school/high school. I grew up with the Suzuki method / classical music / Popper. However, it’s been 13 years since I’ve played and want to get back into it. I don’t need to play that seriously or competitively again, but I want to use this as an outlet for my emotional creativity and feel connected to the instrument again. ——————- If possible, I prefer someone within the Highlands area but am open to anyone who’s a best fit. If you know someone and recommend them, please include their name(s) and contact info or website. Thanks!

/r/AskTacoma · Aug 30, 2026, 5:52 AM

I've only recently discovered the joy of al pastor tacos (I grew up in a small town in the south and our one Mexican restaurant was very Tex-Mex/enchiladas/fajitas heavy). I've only had them twice, and both of them were at El Antojo. The first batch was good, but the second time we went the meat had a lot of chunks of fat and gristle. I don't have a lot of texture based food issues, but unfortunately one of the big ones I do have is fatty meat with gristle. I'm not sure if that's just to be expected of al pastor tacos (if it is, let me know and I'll just be more diligent about picking those parts out) or if there are restaurants in town with better quality meat. Let me know where the best place to grab an al pastor taco is 😁

/r/AskSeattle · Aug 30, 2026, 5:50 AM

Living in other cities I would just go to a Polish or Ukranian grocery for black pudding. It was more expensive than regular sausage, but still under $4/lb. Is there anywhere in the Seattle area where I can get decent black pudding for relatively cheap? I have checked with a few Seattle butchers and I get quoted insane prices - over $12/lb at all of them. I am willing to travel pretty much anywhere within 70 miles of the city if I can buy black pudding without feeling ripped off.

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