Need a snow shovel? Visit the West Seattle Tool Library

While we await the mid-afternoon forecast update to get the latest on snow probability, many are preparing, just in case. The West Seattle Tool Library wants you to know it has 12 snow shovels available for rent, first-come first-served, for just $1. The Tool Library is on the northeast side of Youngstown Cultural Arts Center, 4408 Delridge Way SW. Executive director Eric Renn adds, “Also note that kindness is key in these challenging times, and if you’ve got neighbors that are elderly or unable, please help them out and shovel their sidewalks or vehicles.” The Tool Library is open 5 pm-8 pm today and its inventory is online at wstools.org.

2 Replies to "Need a snow shovel? Visit the West Seattle Tool Library"

  • West Seattlite February 10, 2021 (3:45 pm)

    FYI, Cliff Mass posted his latest forecast.
    https://cliffmass.blogspot.com/

  • webshaf February 13, 2021 (9:08 am)

     If you do not have a ‘ snow shovel’, check with a neighbor and offer to shovel their walks also.  During my years as a mail carrier, it amazed me that days went by without shoveling.  Trust me, the sooner you get at it, the better…once people walk on uncovered walks, the harder it is to shovel AND the next day it is uneven and slicker!! Kids can buddy up and get a neighborhood done and still enjoy an afternoon of snowplay…and if you are the recipient of some kid’s efforts, try to give them some money…and please do not expect your mail to be delivered if you have not given them a cleared and safe path….it is rough out there!!!  I would love to hear about any kids shoveling out their neighbors! Oh yeah…the reason ‘ snow shovel’ is in quotes…any shovel that will move snow IS a snow shovel!!

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