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Hi everyone! We’re first time parents looking into what options are available in Redmond - we won’t need care till September 2027, but from the research we’ve done this far apparently there are very long wait lists? Anyone have any good experience with daycare for a 6 month old? Everywhere we’ve contacted wants us to complete a tour before they will provide pricing.
Looking for like minded elder emos to talk music! I’m 36 moving next summer and love to go to concerts, used to going alone because no one here enjoys a bit of nu metal or indie stuff!
Hi, If you are able, can you keep an eye out for ShiShi. We tracked her this morning and the air tag placed her by the golf course then it showed it moving into town near Gilbert’s on Main Street. We followed it there but then it showed she was back by the golf course. We can’t find her but Reid just found her collar on the side of the road. Any information would be really helpful. Thank you!
We’re called Ditch Lily & the Swan Boats! Here’s our music https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oyxefh3Ks7w https://ditchlily.bandcamp.com/album/my-favorite-miniature-drum We’re from Corvallis Oregon and on tour, hopin to meet some new friends in Tacoma :) please come, invite friends, and share this poster if you feel like being nice to us 🩵
Some friends and I have been looking for places to play handball. Could be an actual handball court or just any place with a big enough wall really.
This opinion article authored by the City of Lynnwood's Mayor David Parshall, who serves on Sound Transit's Board of directors, representing Snohomish County with Mayor Cassie Franklin and Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers, and also serves on Community Transit's Board of Directors as a Large City Representative with Mayors Jon Nehring and Susan Paine. Parshall recounts how exceptional and convenient local bus service has truly made Link successful in his area. He remarks the economical benefits of high frequency, high coverage service in his city. He notes that a consolidated transit system would enable the same for Everett. Here is an excerpt: The level of bus service needed in Everett is beyond what Everett Transit can provide on its own. The vision for light rail has always been for people to be able to travel easily and quickly all around the Puget Sound region, but not everyone can live near a station. We call light rail from Everett to Tacoma “the spine” but the spine is not enough. We need the muscle of buses and Zip Shuttles that Community Transit will provide connecting Everett residents to that spine. Everett’s transportation future will be stronger if the city embraces the long-term transit planning that consolidation will provide.
I'm not sure if it's just me, but I've been trying to get information on a reservation I submitted for Rhein Haus, but never got an email like I was promised by their web form. So I figured I'd try calling, but every time I call, their AI answering machine tries to connect me to a person, but never can. I ask for a host, nothing but ringing. I ask for back office, same thing. I ask for anyone who can help with a reservation, it tries to connect me and fails. I've tried several times (all when they've been open) and gotten nothing. I'm starting to think their machine is broken...
Does anyone know of any places near Columbia City or South Seattle that does commander nights? Just moved here looking to join a pod and make some friends! Thanks!
Went to Ben Paris for brunch. The food was great but when it came to paying the bill the servers don’t even show you the full receipt. Directly to the tipping screen. When I came home to review the bill I see a 2% culinary appreciation fee. I understand the rising costs of running a restaurant business, but this is just scummy. Scalping off money from guests like this leaves such a bad taste! Increase your food costs instead? They’re already an upscale restaurant charging high prices for nominal food. Why do this? Just to be clear I’m not bothered by the extra $2 I had to pay. But normalizing such ways to scalp more money is my problem.
Hey all — I’ve got a batch of clothes I’ve outgrown, but they’re lightly worn and still in good shape (good brands, no visible damage). I’d looking to sell and get some money for them Any place in the Seattle area works for me - including Mill Creek, Everett, Lynnwood, Bothell, etc. Curious to hear people’s experiences and recommendations: • Which stores actually give fair payouts vs. lowball offers • Whether cash-on-the-spot places are better than store-credit-only spots • Any smaller/local consignment shops in the area worth checking out Thanks in advance!