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Sunshine Music Together, the eight-time ParentMap Golden Teddy Award Winner for Best Music Program in Seattle, is taking registrations now for their online spring session! Register for a free sample class before the start of the session.
Classes begin April 5th and include 10 weekly live online music classes (choose from either Zoom or Facebook Live platforms) and a beautifully illustrated songbook and CD mailed to your home! In addition to this, you’ll have exclusive access to recorded live classes to watch on demand! You could have music class every day of the week if you’d like! Experience the joy of family music making right in your living room.
Music Together is a research-based, internationally recognized early-childhood music development program for children aged birth to five and their parents or caregivers. Classes include songs, rhythmic rhymes, movement, and instrument play—forty-five minutes of pure fun with your child every week!
Check out the schedule of classes and watch this video to learn what a Music Together Class is all about.
Weary Stone Farm is an equal opportunity employer and we strongly encourage members of all communities to apply. At Weary Stone Farm, anti-racism is a core value.
We seek artists, craftspeople, plant people, lovers of the outdoors, and others who are looking for flexible hours, garden training, and a community-minded approach to for-profit business.
Currently hiring for 10 hours/week (1-2 shifts) with possibility of expanded hours this spring and summer.
We offer unique opportunities in our Delridge neighborhood start-up, including profit-sharing, paid time off for volunteering and paid time off for creating your own arts and crafts, We also take zero % commission on any of your creations sold to our clients in their homes or in our retail space.
To learn more, please contact us at wearystonefarm@gmail.com or call (206) 321-1446.
My son’s Pixel 4a in a black case was dropped around 2pm today (Sunday). South side of Edmunds across from True Value. It could have fallen at around 45th, again on the south side of Edmunds. It’s powered off (perhaps from impact on ground?) so we can’t track it.
Please email me at merudevi (at) gmail if you find it. Thanks!!
Topic: FOUND: In North Admiral
Reader found these at Ferry/44th. Yours?
Topic: Ikea Dining Set For Sale
All white 5pc set: extendable round pedestal table Min length 44″,Max.length: 61″, H 29 1/8″, D 43 1/4″ with four chairs and five (two brand new) seat cushions (pink and white). Minor paint chipping on table and two chairs. You haul. $300.
Sunshine Music Together, the eight-time ParentMap Golden Teddy Award Winner for Best Music Program in Seattle, is taking registrations now for their online winter session! Register here for a free sample class before the start of the session.
Music Together is a research-based, internationally recognized early-childhood music development program for children and their parents or caregivers. In this special class for parents with babies under eight months old, you’ll learn fun, interactive music activities that will support your child’s growth in so many areas, including their physical, socio-emotional, language, and early brain development.
Classes begin January 11th and include 10 weekly live online ZOOM music classes and a beautifully illustrated songbook and CD mailed to your home!
Check out the winter schedule of classes, and watch this video to learn what a Music Together Class is all about.
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Found keys/car remote at Jack Block Park
Please contact 206-931-2844 for description verification.
The STOP N’ SHOP, is lucky to be the recipient of many wonderful donations from the community, ranging from furniture, clothing, and home décor. The proceeds provide financial support that keep the many wonderful programs running at the Senior Center of West Seattle.
We are looking for a cashier, and a compliance officer/greeter on Mondays from 11am-2pm. If you are friendly, helpful, and enjoy working with the community, this could be a fun role for you.
We are practicing safe protocols, and we care deeply about the safety of our volunteers, customers and staff. If you have some time to give on Mondays, please complete our online application at https://www.tfaforms.com/4718422 or contact the Volunteer Coordinator, at 206-932-4044 or via email at sarah@soundgenerations.org to learn more!The Senior Center of West Seattle needs your tech savvy! We are seeking 2 volunteers to assist in our future “Zoom room.” We will be assisting seniors with their tech questions, and helping them connect with family and friends remotely. You do not have to be a tech wiz, just comfortable and patient enough to help seniors with their questions. We will provide training in the month of December. These volunteer shifts will have 2 volunteers (you will not be left alone to know it all). The shifts will be about 4 hours, either 10-2 or 11-3pm, at the Senior Center of West Seattle, masked and practicing safe protocols. Please email our Volunteer Coordinator at sarah@soundgenerations.org or call Sara at 206-932-4044 x8 if you have any questions. To apply, please fill out our online application at: https://www.tfaforms.com/4718422.
The Iconic Planters “Nutmobile” Stops by Sound Generations in Appreciation for Meals on Wheels Volunteers
The Planters “Nutmobile” has been travelling across the country since the Great Depression to lift spirits, bring smiles, and provide a bit of joy and appreciation for all the great contributions people share with their communities from small towns and large cities alike.
SEATTLE, Wash.- Sound Generations constantly strives to expand services to underserved and marginalized communities. Believing that everyone deserves access, affirms their deep commitment to helping all people, especially low-income and people of color, obtain the services they need while feeling included and respected in a community that affirms aging.
The pandemic has presented disruption to some of its programs and services, but with volunteer support, Sound Generations not only continues, but expands its reach to bring vital services to adults on the aging spectrum through food security, transportation, health and wellness, and assistance services programs.
Sound Generations’ Meals on Wheels (MOW) Program has felt an uptick in meal delivery. Specifically, the West Seattle MOW site currently has 76 active clients and 21 volunteers. They have been averaging around 2307 meals being delivered by volunteers per month (March – Sept.). This represents a 17% increase month over month as compared to 2019. Additionally, this site has taken on 26 new participants since the onset of the pandemic in March. The volunteers have taken on the increased demand for service in stride.
While volunteer support overall is down across the organization, Sound Generations’ MOW program volunteers old and new have been stepping up and showing up to meet the increase demand. Their volunteer’s commitment has never been stronger in meeting the clients’ needs in the face of the ever-evolving coronavirus findings. Simultaneously, they have taken proactive measures to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus amongst themselves and the high-risk population Sound Generations serves. These efforts are to be commended and Planters agrees.
The Planters “Nutmobile” has led them to celebrate this MOW site’s volunteer accomplishments in the face of challenging circumstances. The “Nutmobile has been featured in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and lent its brand to numerous celebrated events from New York’s Time Square to Great Britain. They will be on site at the West Seattle Senior Center located at 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA 98116 on Wednesday, October 28 from 8:30 AM to11:00 AM. Join Sound Generations as they celebrate the service of volunteers and their commitment to ensure Sound Generations’ programs can continue bringing vital services to older adults at various stages on the aging spectrum.
If you would like more information about this event, please call MOW at 206.448.5767, or email mealsonwheels@soundgenerations.org
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Sound Generations is the most comprehensive non-profit serving older adults, disabled persons, and their loved ones in King County. Established in 1967, we support over 54,000 people on their aging journey through community connections and accessible services. Our integrated system of quality programs includes affiliate and community partner sites throughout King County. More than 2,100 volunteers join forces with dedicated staff members to make our work possible and efficient. Learn more at http://www.soundgenerations.org.
We need volunteers who want to make a difference in the lives of our seniors! As our front desk receptionist, you’ll answer phones, schedule appointments, and assist seniors with questions. Multi-tasking, some computer skills, and a fondness for seniors desired. We are currently looking to fill a Tuesday morning shift from 8:30-11:30am, and a Monday and Tuesday spot from 11:30-2:30pm. Please complete our online application at https://www.tfaforms.com/4718422 or contact our Volunteer Coordinator, Sara, at 206-932-4044 ext. 8 or sarah@soundgenerations.org for more information. We appreciate your interest in volunteering!
Sunshine Music Together, the eight-time ParentMap Golden Teddy Award Winner for Best Music Program in Seattle, is taking registrations now for their online fall session! Register for a free sample class before the start of the session.
Classes begin September 14th and include 10 weekly live online music classes (choose from either Zoom or Facebook Live platforms) and a beautifully illustrated songbook and CD mailed to your home! In addition to this, you’ll have exclusive access to recorded live classes to watch on demand! You could have music class every day of the week if you’d like! Experience the joy of family music making right in your living room.
Music Together is a research-based, internationally recognized early-childhood music development program for children aged birth to five and their parents or caregivers. Classes include songs, rhythmic rhymes, movement, and instrument play—forty-five minutes of pure fun with your child every week!
Check out the fall schedule of classes and watch this video to learn what a Music Together Class is all about.
Final phase of my Big Backyard Sale. All the stuff I couldn’t put out last week due to massive amount of items. Come back and see what you missed. 7944 17th Ave SW 98206. Cross streets Holden, Kenyon and Elmgrove.
Half Price Day at Big Back Yard Sale. All clothes are $1 each piece. Womens only. Come and get stuff for rest of summer and get ready for fall. 7944 27th Ave. SW.98106. 10 til 3
Topic: Backyard Sale.
Big Backyard Sale. Downsizing, purging. My loss your gain. Lots of everything including DIY stuff and craft supplies. If you need it I bet I have it. Super cheap, don’t want to pack it up for Goodwill. July 31 and Aug.1st.7944 17th Ave SW. 10 til 4 pm. Follow sidewalk to back yard. . MUST WEAR MASK OR TOLD TO LEAVE. Come talk and barter👍
Put on your mask and sanitizer too as I have 3 Sales for you.
1st stop Garage Sale at 6303 45th Ave SW, Cash Only
Like New Ping Pong Table with all accessories, Picnic Table, Books, McCoy Pottery, Games, name brand clothing, shoes, Gas powered weed eater, Gas powered edger, beach chairs, wall art much more.
2nd stop Yard Sale 6317 45th Ave SW
Appliances, furniture, lamps, wall art, linens, kitchen items and much more
3rd Stop Yard Sale 4421 SW Graham Street
Home Décor, Books, Kids Toys Baby items and much moreCHARLOTTE, NC — Hospitalization for coronavirus illnesses in North Carolina rose to record heights for at least the third day in a row Wednesday as the state reported an increase of 1,435 confirmed cases of the virus in a day.
The new batch of cases of novel coronavirus, which causes COVID-19, increased the state’s total to more than 77,000 lab-confirmed cases, according to North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services data.
The state’s virus-related death tally rose to 1,441 Wednesday, 21 deaths higher than reported Tuesday.
As of Wednesday, 10 percent of COVID-19 tests conducted in the state were positive.
Hospitalizations rose by five patients to 994 patients reported Wednesday, marking the fourth day of increases and the highest number of patients treated for COVID-19 reported in the state yet, according to data.
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Hospital capacity remains available throughout the state, according to a DHHS survey of about 89 percent of the state’s hospitals. According to the state agency, there were 4,399 staffed inpatient hospital beds and 460 intensive care unit beds that remained empty in the state as of July 8. Ventilator readiness remained stable with 73 percent — or about 2,374 — of the state’s supply available for use.
Pidgeon Point Residents! Your sign says “Home of the T-137 Mystery Bunker”. What is it? Where exactly is it? How do I get to it? What is it now? Will I be shot if I find out or go there? BTW, that radio tower on 4441 21ST AVE SW 98106 is described as a “Radio Training Tower”. (?!)
In my HS years, I used to go to an abandoned Nike Missile complex for “extracurricular” activities. In my youth, I used to sneak into an abandoned grandstand at a defunct horse racing track. I also like to track down where all the trolleys ran in WS. I love urban exploring so if anyone knows of any other crazy places in West Seattle, chime up!
OK, get your tin hats on…
4421 50th Ave SW (50th and Genesee)
Selling kitchen items, barware, holiday decorations, including Hallmark ornaments, tools, glass stones and clear vases, tablecloths and placemats, pots, and much more.
West Seattle, Washington
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