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Has anyone been watching this show? Any thoughts on it now that it’s wrapped up? I’m curious if anyone knows the participants personally lol

I recently moved back to Seattle, specifically the Eastside, after living in LA/NYC for a while. One thing I’m adjusting to is that being single in your 30s/F feels a lot less common here, especially on the Eastside and especially within Christian communities. So I’ll admit, I’ve been feeling a little out of place and maybe even a bit “behind” compared to what seems normal here. I’m still really hopeful about building a great community and would love some church recommendations. Are there any churches on the Eastside or around Seattle that have a strong community of people in their 20s and 30s, particularly young professionals and/or singles? More than anything, I’d love to find a church where it’s easy to actually meet people, form friendships, and build community. Would really appreciate the recommendations!

There was a pretty good group out at Madrona Park to view the eclipse over lake washington! There was a decent group out there hanging out, doing some photography, and enjoying natures beauty! Canon R6II 800mm HDR

One of my favorite things to ask cat people is “what do you call your cat?” Not what is their name. What do you call them? I also want to know all the nicknames and how they got them. I love all the cat lore. So, what do you call your cat? (Feat. Gus, Gustopher, Gustavo, Gumball, Guillermo, Gumbo, Gizmo)

i I'm about to move to Renton to Bellevue and I'm Kind of nervous to go there i heard a lot about sammamish high school i really wanna know the pro, cons and questions about from people experiences How easy is it to find your friend group if you are new to the school? How bad is the homework load on a typical weeknight how do i make freinds as a transfer student how do u personally fit homework into ur schedule and how do you study for tests how are people like in the social environment i was thinking about joining the basketball team but im afraid of not doing well if u have any tips i would appericate it a lot

These come from a public records production of Everett Police Department emails covering January and February 2026. Everything below is quoted from the released records. 1. A camera generating false stolen vehicle alerts off its own clock Feb 9, 2026. Captain Geoffrey Albright to Flock Safety Support: The camera was reading the year off its own on screen overlay, matching it against a real stolen vehicle entry in NCIC, and firing alerts. Stolen vehicle alerts are high risk stops. The records do not say how long this went on, how many alerts it produced, or whether any of them led to a stop. That is worth its own records request. Source: Fw_ False alerts___.msg (You can PDR this yourself or a related query) 2. A hotlist entry got the wrong man pulled over repeatedly Jan 26, 2026. Officer Zach Pendt to Officer Charles Pallette: Pallette's reply: The vehicle had changed hands. The plate stayed on the list. A man who had nothing to do with the case was stopped multiple times. It came off only because a second officer emailed the first one to ask. Source: Flock- CCS7595.msg, Re_ Flock- CCS7595.msg (You can PDR this yourself or a related query) 3. Officers maintain their own hotlists, and at least one was opened over a parking dispute Feb 4, 2026. A Parking Enforcement Officer emails a patrol officer about a vehicle with expired tabs, a parking surcharge, and what looks like a laminated trip permit being reused. Feb 8, 2026. The officer's reply: Expired registration and unpaid parking tickets, escalated to automated plate surveillance. Source: Re_ CPH9156.msg 4. "Custom flock list" shows up in routine onboarding Feb 4, 2026. A Community Response Team sergeant assigning tasks for a new officer, listed alongside pole cams, jail calls, and cold cars: Read with items 2 and 3, this suggests individual and small unit hotlists are normal practice. Nothing in these records shows a review, approval, or expiry process attached to them. Source: Getting Blake up to speed.msg (You can PDR for every Everett PD's hotlist or Flock camera hotlists in your city) 5. The city is building a case to expand Flock past felonies (including FAILURE TO RETURN LIBRARY MATERIALS!!) Jan 24, 2026. Everett's Government Affairs Director to the Deputy Chief: The Deputy Chief supplies justifications covering shoplifting, hit and run, gang graffiti, and stalking, then adds: The list that follows includes disorderly conduct, public intoxication, urinating in public, theft of shopping carts, offensive littering, and failure to return library materials. It also contains errors, including listing prostitution as a gross misdemeanor. An AI generated charge list, unchecked, feeding a public facing flyer arguing for broader surveillance. Source: Re_ Flock for gross misdemeanors.msg 6. Meanwhile, 42 percent of Flock arrests are already not felonies Feb 9, 2026. Senior Crime Analyst to the Chief of Police: Worth being careful here. The Government Affairs email implies current policy limits Flock to felonies, but the policy itself is not in this production, so the contradiction is not proven. If that limit does exist, then more than four in ten Flock driven arrests already sit outside it while the city argues the limit should be loosened. Source: Flock Felony vs Misd_.msg These come from a public records production of Everett Police Department emails covering January and February 2026. Everything below is quoted from the released records. Source filenames are included so anyone can verify against the production. A camera generating false stolen vehicle alerts off its own clock Feb 9, 2026. Captain Geoffrey Albright to Flock Safety Support: "Flock camera #LR001 which is the NB Evergreen Way @ SW Everett Mall Way camera, is giving a lot of false alerts due to the date and time being overlayed onto the camera screen. Apparently, there is a stolen WA license plate '2026' entered into NCIC and the camera is being tricked into thinking that plate is passing by often. It is the only camera we have that has the date and time overlayed on the screen." The camera was reading the year off its own on screen overlay, matching it against a real stolen vehicle entry in NCIC, and firing alerts. Stolen vehicle alerts are high risk stops. The records do not say how long this went on, how many alerts it produced, or whether any of them led to a stop. That is worth its own records request. Source: Fw_ False alerts___.msg A hotlist entry got the wrong man pulled over repeatedly Jan 26, 2026. Officer Zach Pendt to Officer Charles Pallette: "we stopped someone in the sex offense car you put in FLOCK and it was not the RO. The guy we contacted said he is in the process of buying it... The guy we contacted said he has been stopped in the vehicle several times, so when you're at work next, can you take the plate out of FLOCK?" Pallette's reply: "I contact the driver a couple days ago, who claimed the same thing... It's removed from flock now." The vehicle had changed hands. The plate stayed on the list. A man who had nothing to do with the case was stopped multiple times. It came off only because a second officer emailed the first one to ask. Source: Flock- CCS7595.msg, Re_ Flock- CCS7595.msg Officers maintain their own hotlists, and at least one was opened over a parking dispute Feb 4, 2026. A Parking Enforcement Officer emails a patrol officer about a vehicle with expired tabs, a parking surcharge, and what looks like a laminated trip permit being reused. Feb 8, 2026. The officer's reply: "I added this vehicle to my FLOCK hotlist so I'm trying to stop her while driving it. I saw a male in the passenger seat the other day and waited for it out front but it ended up parking out on Wetmore. So my goal is to stop and arrest her, then ill let you know when that happens!" Expired registration and unpaid parking tickets, escalated to automated plate surveillance. Source: Re_ CPH9156.msg "Custom flock list" shows up in routine onboarding Feb 4, 2026. A Community Response Team sergeant assigning tasks for a new officer, listed alongside pole cams, jail calls, and cold cars: "Also - if you have a custom flock list or other shared databases make sure you add him." Read with items 2 and 3, this suggests individual and small unit hotlists are normal practice. Nothing in these records shows a review, approval, or expiry process attached to them. Source: Getting Blake up to speed.msg 5. The city is building a case to expand Flock past felonies Jan 24, 2026. Everett's Government Affairs Director to the Deputy Chief: "Are the cases I picked out for this flyer misdemeanors or gross misdemeanors? I'm trying to make a case to add more crimes for Flock use beyond just felonies." The Deputy Chief supplies justifications covering shoplifting, hit and run, gang graffiti, and stalking, then adds: "Here is a sample list of the two categories (AI generated)." The list that follows includes disorderly conduct, public intoxication, urinating in public, theft of shopping carts, offensive littering, and failure to return library materials. It also contains errors, including listing prostitution as a gross misdemeanor. An AI generated charge list, unchecked, feeding a public facing flyer arguing for broader surveillance. Source: Re_ Flock for gross misdemeanors.msg Meanwhile, 42 percent of Flock arrests are already not felonies Feb 9, 2026. Senior Crime Analyst to the Chief of Police: "58% of arrests included at least one felony charge, 36% of arrests were misdemeanors (no felony charges), and 6% were only administrative (warrants, etc.)." Source: Flock Felony vs Misd_.msg

I wish I had a good camera and less shaky hands to capture the view 🪟

Used to live in San Diego, and while "monsoon season" has been a thing, it seems like over the past 15 years it's been getting worse and worse. Smoke aside, a lot of the time Seattle in the summer nowadays feels like how the Socal boosters used to describe LA and San Diego; warm but usually not oppressive, and not nearly as humid. So is Seattle and the rest of the PNW (at least west of the Cascades) now Murka's best climate, at least during the summer? Seriously, check out the LA subreddit. It's actually been like fucking Florida lately.

The Renton Pokemon GO group is helping put on Friday Movie Night. Come say Hi and grab a few Pokemon cards while youre here! 5:30pm - Pokemon GO Tutorial / Challenge Cards 6:30pm - Pokemon Trivia 7pm - Detective Pikachu movie

Seen on my evening walk in Ballard, a few houses apart on the same block