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[clark5080]

pictures to jimclarkphotos at gmail dot com please

[VerityCUJobs]

Verity Credit Union is now taking applications for a Community Branch Manager for our upcoming West Seattle Branch! We are excited to be your new neighbors!

Apply now at veritycu.com/jobs

Verity has been a local member-owned credit union offering a full range of financial products and services to our members since 1933. Verity means truth—and this guides our actions. Honesty may not be the easiest approach, but it is the right one. We will always be genuine and authentic, engaging in truthful interactions for the betterment of our communities, the people there, and their wallets.

Traditionally, banking is more about the increase of short-term profits. At Verity, we are looking at the long-term effects of our decisions and how they impact staff, members, and the communities we serve. Verity understands that a strong community is made up of strong individuals, and a thriving community helps its residents thrive. As individuals we are strong, but as a team, we have the ability to be exceptional. Join our team and be a part of the Verity difference.

We take pride in our work. Our mission and vision guide our daily activities, and we need motivated individuals to lead our success. Verity is committed to being a top employer in Washington. We were recently honored as a National 101 Best & Brightest Company for the third year in a row and as one of Seattle Business Magazine’s “100 Best Companies to Work For” for the fifth year in a row!

We Believe. . .

[anonyme]

What is the “common ground” solution to other illegal activities, such as drug trafficking, assault, vandalism, burglary? Laws are not suggestions, to be obeyed or not depending on some crackpot libertarian attitude, or – more likely – adolescents in adult bodies who just want to blow sh!t up. This argument has no more credibility than the evidence-free assertion that those who object to having their neighborhoods transformed into mini-war zones are in the “vocal minority”.

Grow up.

[KP Painter]

Hiring for entry level painter position. Ideal candidate would have basic surface preparation knowledge including: filling, sanding, cleaning, caulking. Willing to train the right person.

Clean appearance, smartphone, and reliable transportation a must.

Learn a trade, make a living, and work for a good company.

Background check performed on all prospective employees.
Please send resume to kppainter206@gmail.com
https://www.kppainter.com

[KP Painter]

KP Painter is growing!
We are based in West Seattle where most of the jobs are.
We are in need of a part time interior house painter who is conscientious and good with detail work.
Willing to train the right person.
Hourly rate depends on experience.
Please send resume to kppainter206@gmail.com
https://www.kppainter.com

[Kpt1998]

Hello,
My name is Patty. I live in West Seattle. Have a great amount of Administrative background. I have worked for 2 D.O. doctors here in West Seattle, also. References and resume upon request.

Thank you for your time.
Patty
206.459.4706
kptjohnston@gmail.com

[PangolinPie]

Here’s another story you should read.

Comment
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inSeattleWA

This is from someone who deals with encampments all the time. (I think it may be the person who took the photos in the link in my last comment.)

An excerpt:
“Someone here with two years of camps all around my workplace. I don’t believe this can be boiled down to pros and cons, but I can relate my experience. When the camps are running in the neighborhood, we have an immediate increase in visible trash all over the neighborhood. Not just in the camps themselves, but throughout the entire area. Some places are literally just dumping grounds; other places people camp for a week or so, trash the area, and leave the mess. There is an immediate uptick in graffiti, vandalism, and smash-n-grabs. Broken glass on the streets from car prowls. Bike theft. Needles on the ground. Human waste everywhere – sidewalks, parking strips, you name it….As I have a birds-eye view into one of the larger camps under 5, I can see what is going on there, day in and day out. What I see up there are white, mostly male, mostly young, people with severe drug addictions, preying on one another, vandalizing everything in site, shooting up, smoking meth, and building shanties.”

So, yes; am I reacting strongly to this? You bet I am. I’m terrified. I normally hate the slippery-slope argument, but Seattle is turning into one big slippery slope.

[clark5080]

looking for a good 2.5 inch Sata Laptop hard drive. contact me at jimclarkphoto at gmail dot com

[CamilleCage]

I found a backpack laying in the bushes on 37th between Genesee and Fauntleroy on my walk today. It contained another backpack, and an awesome new emergency kit. I wonder if it was stolen from someone’s car? The West Seattle Precinct now has it, you can pick it up there within the next 12 hours or call (206) 733-9800 with incident number 2017-340038, and they will direct you.
Camille

• This topic was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by CamilleCage.

[Respect Your Mother]

Tired of working for the Man?

Busy little retail/resale shop owned & operated by women working to expand w/ e-commerce & tread on the Earth with a lighter footprint, needs more hands, heads & heart as we grow.

Seeking a mature, thrifty, Jane-of-all-trades type inspired by variety in her workday, and rooted in the West Seattle community, who wants a long term part-time situation.

Looking for someone with elements of the following skill set:

• strong communicator, open to learning & collaborating
• enjoy working with others as well as independently
• excellent customer service provider
• interest in helping develop a business supporting vegan
values
• INTERNET AND COMPUTER SAVVY
• basic accounting aptitude
• like working and thinking on your feet
• affinity for children
• cool with chaos / able to organize within it
• multi-tasking competence
• troubleshooting talents
• able to regularly bend, stand, reach, squeeze into small
spaces and climb ladders
• occasionally lift / carry up to 50 lbs.
• up to date on fair market values of various baby, kid, &
maternity things
• MUST KNOW WHAT CLEAN MEANS dealing with used items
• must pass reference / credit check

College, & experience with retail sales, e-commerce, poppin’ tags, event planning, performing arts, athletics, kids, & pregnancy- all a plus.

Schedule can be very flexible, but, must be reliable!
Training is paid at minimum. Wage ranges up to $15+/hr., plus addl. weekend premium pay, opportunity to advance, dental plan available.

Respond by email only, (spelling counts!). Please include resume and tell us why part-time works for you. Top candidates will be sent a follow-up questionnaire and application if interested. More info on our website under “employment”.

http://www.kidfriendlyfootwear.com

THIS IS A SMOKE-FREE WORKPLACE.

[WSB]

”
REWARD FOR IPHONE STILL INTACT. HAS PINK TREE MAGNETIC CASE ( SILVER iPHONE 5). IT ALSO HAD MY LICENSE IN ITS SLEEVE. IT HAS ALL OF OUR INTERNATIONAL BACKPACKING PHOTOS THAT MEAN A LOT TO US AND THAT WE HAVE NO WHERE ELSE BC WE JUST GOT BACK AND DIDN’T HAVE A CHANCE TO DOWNLOAD THEM. I ALSO NEED TO BE IN TOUCH WITH MY BABY’S CAREGIVERS AND I AM STUCK NOW. ANY INFO PLEASE CONTACT HUSBAND AT 206-778-2165. LOST/TAKEN SOMEWHERE ON THE SIDEWALK BETWEEN WESTWOOD VILLAGE AND THE C LINE BUS STOP ON 35TH AND BARTON.

Around 4:30-5 pm today my cell phone fell out of the baby’s stroller on our walk to Lincoln Park. When I realized I no longer had it, I walked the entire route back but no luck. I got someone to call my phone and after repeatedly calling and calling, someone answered but then hung out. They afterward shut off the phone. PLEASE HELP, I WOULD BE SO THANKFUL TO GET OUR FAMILY PHOTOS BACK!!”

[twistoflime]

It’s orange, gray and black. To claim describe inside contents.

[westsideemployment]

Westside school is located in the diverse Arbor Heights neighborhood of West Seattle, Westside School serves 375 students in PreK-8th grade. Westside speaks of creating a community around the value of “joyful learning” – a level of engagement built on powerful student-teacher relationships, learning by doing and a commitment to developing core skills and creativity across all disciplines.

Reports to: EDP Coordinator
Hours/Days: 2pm – 6:00pm or 3:00pm – 6:00pm Monday – Friday

Position Summary
Westside’s part time Extended Day Program (EDP) staff are part of a team responsible for the care of our Pre K – 8th grade students after regular school hours. Under the guidance of our EDP Coordinator, EDP staff work with groups of students to provide after school enrichments such as clubs, art and outdoor activities. EDP staff support supervision of our students after school during both structured and unstructured times such as recess.
This individual is an integral part of the Westside School faculty, supports the mission, philosophy and policies of the school and works under the EDP Coordinator.

Essential Functions/Accountabilities
-Works cooperatively under the supervision of the EDP Coordinator.
-Facilitate afterschool activities, classes, check-in and check-out procedures.
-Supervise outdoor and indoor play.
-Attends scheduled staff meetings as required.
-Maintains positivity and professionalism in communication with everyone in the community.
-Assists EDP Coordinator in establishing a safe, enriched environment suitable for children.
-Supervises activities and games on the playground.
-Supports daily EDP prep and manitenance.
-(Specific to Pre-K) Understands and implements the requirements of the Department of Early -Learning Standards in the Early School and Extended Day programs.
-Meets conditions of employment: TB Test (Pre-K), Certified in CPR and First Aid
-Meets Department of Early Learning Standards:
-Have a current food handler’s permit.
-Meet basic MERIT (STARS) requirements.
-Communicate student observations with students’ classroom teacher.

To apply for this position, please send your resume and a cover letter to employment@westsideschool.org.

Westside School is an equal opportunity employer seeking to build a more culturally diverse workplace. Westside does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, ethnicity, socio-economic status, gender identity, sexual orientation or disability.

[HopQueen]

Seeking a positive person with great communication skills and a sense of humor who can creatively engage three energetic and spirited children at different developmental stages.

Please see our two different needs below. We are open to hiring one person or splitting the morning and afternoon between two people. Please specify which shift(s) would work for you!

AM: Help get everyone out the door 4-5 days/week. May include dressing, hair, breakfast, packing lunches/backpacks/after school bags, and tidying up (dishwasher, putting away kid laundry).

PM: Help transport kids to and from after school activities 1-2 days/week. Engage sibling(s) in games, homework when applicable.

Please note: You will need a vehicle which can safely accommodate three children (1 booster, 1 car seat) in the back seat. This position is offered at $20/hour.

Interested applicants should reach out to meekslaw@gmail.com – we look forward to connecting!

[AlkiChurchLady]

Looking for caring, responsible attendants to provide childcare for babies and toddlers during Sunday worship. Can work one or more Sundays per month from 9:45 -11:30 am.

All ages encouraged to apply, especially teens 14+ looking for a great first job and valuable experience excelling in a workplace environment. A great resume builder!

You’ll have a terrific supervisor who has as much fun as the kids in a supportive, family environment. Babysitting/related childcare experience desired.

There is no religious instruction required … just a mature, attentive attitude and dedication to your young charges. Starting salary $11.oo per hour.

Send resumes/cover letters to office@alkiucc.org.

[Zeeks Pizza]

Zeeks Pizza is looking for kick-ass, experienced pie cooks at our West Seattle location!

We offer health benefits, sick time, flexible schedule, opportunities for advancement, and a great work environment at the BEST PIZZA restaurants in the greater Seattle area!

Apply online: http://zeekspizza.com/about-zeeks/employment/

This IS the job for anyone that loves:
Amazing, quality, great looking Pizza
Fun, awesome coworkers
Hard work
A clean kitchen
The satisfaction of a making a ton of great food during a really busy shift- the more order tickets, the better
Teamwork
Getting faster and better every shift

This is NOT a job for anyone that loves:
Leaning
Chatting for long periods of time
Working alone
Seeing if the boss will notice that you are not working
Slow work environments
Lack of camaraderie in the workplace!

The kitchens at Zeeks Pizza are NOT for the faint of heart. We are looking for hard working, strong-minded, team-oriented, fun individuals to join the team and kick some ass together! If you’ve got these qualities, we want to talk to you!

We currently have multiple openings: 20-30 hours (some a little less, some a little more)–flexible availability to work a combination of days, nights and weekends.

Company Information:
Zeeks’ mission is to provide the premiere pizza experience to Northwest neighborhoods. A Seattle institution since 1993, Zeeks is known for its hand-tossed pizza featuring fresh ingredients, lightning-fast delivery, and for restaurants and employees that are unpretentious, cool, and fun. Our aim is to attract positive and talented people to help us fulfill our mission and offer them support and opportunity.

Apply online: http://zeekspizza.com/about-zeeks/employment/

Looking forward to hearing from you!

[highlandparker]

Household items, kitchenware, bakeware, children’s novelties, men’s clothing size Large/short, women’s clothing size 14-16, logo t shirts, Spaghetti Western DVDs and music CDs, trekking backpacks, hose extender, gift wrap storage box, and more.

9051 11th Ave SW (near Barton Street)

[susieq29]

High quality cast iron white double basin porcelain sink by Kohler. Originally paid $450 a few years ago. In great condition, with some minor wear markings/scratches on center divider. Right side is traditional width front to back but left side is over-sized; perfect for large pots and pans. $75. Comes with stainless steel sink basin rack for the oversized left side of the sink. It’s an “Efficiency” sink and I can send pictures upon request.

Dimensions directly from Kohler’s website (see the bottom of the second page in text.) (http://www.us.kohler.com/webassets/kpna/catalog/pdf/en/K-5948-3_spec.pdf).

Ours has 4-cut out holes not 3.

[foodon45th]

Found by our business garbage at 45th/Wildwood was a black North Face backpack. Nothing of value still in it, but most likely belonged to a woman based on contents. Also included was a new wooden letter “J” from Marshall’s. If you know someone who might be missing this, we have it.

[JanS]

FREE to good home – ancient massage table
I have an older massage table made by Golden Ratio Woodworks, that is about 24 years old. I have used it in my practice in the past, but also have another, and this one needs to go. It is 31″wide, about 3 inches deep. It’s maroon in color, has a removable oval for pregnancy work lying on belly, but lacks the support netting. I have used a twin fitted sheet in the past as support for women who want to try being in a face down position. This table is not without flaws – there are minor dings and and discolorations on the covering, but once you have maybe a fleece cover on it and a fitted sheet, etc, you will never know it. There is no carrying case, but I do have a decent adjustable face cradle to go with it. You can contact me at mmfeelgood at gmail dot com if interested. I’m in the Admiral District, directly east of Safeway on 42nd Ave. SW.

Looks like this, only it’s maroon, and has an oval that is removable, at one end, for pregnant bellies. A massage fleece cover, or something similar would cover it, and never know it’s there. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Golden-Ratio-WoodWorks-Massage-Table-Portable-Folding/263038148977?_trksid=p2385738.c100677.m4598&_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIC.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20160908110712%26meid%3D3365e98c230a40918045ba7401576e8d%26pid%3D100677%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D20%26sd%3D182535942841

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[22blades]

This is not the same city it was a decade ago… A year ago… Maybe even a month ago… There may be a multitude of factors at play as to why we find ourselves in a place of such “haves & have-nots”. The one thing I notice is that as a city, as a nation, we seemed to have lost the desire or ability to work on necessary social skills. I’ll sit in a Starbucks and watch people pick up their electronically purchased drinks with out so much as a hello. Our employers shuttle us in isolated busses to work behind secured areas. We text across the room. Our “lifestyles” and workplace dictate with robotic efficiency that we have no time to be civil with each other. This the new normal we our teaching our youth.

I try to hang on to those “small things”. Please, excuse me, what do you think?, good morning, Thank You, and last but not least, actually listening. I’m not a cop, but I wear a uniform with a bulls-eye for the public’s ire at times. Trying to do the right thing. The safe thing. However inconvenient it may be.

Thank you for your service and your effort to reach out to us, the public.

Sincerely, 22blades

[blbl]

This disgusts me. Thank you for stopping & helping, but it’s kind of crazy when someone who simply helps push a car to the side of the road is a hero compared to the majority of people. I have witnessed too many similar incidents. I, myself, was bicycling to school in a hard rain in Salem, Oregon one day when I braked to stop for a line of traffic waiting for a train. My tire hit the curb and I crashed on the sidewalk. Every one of my very expensive books flew out of my backpack and scattered all over the road. I was bleeding, and I immediately burst into tears. I looked up to see at least six drivers watching me as they waited on their train less than ten feet away. Not one even rolled down its window to see if I was ok. I still hate Salem.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by blbl.

[HopQueen]

We cleaned out the garage and it cannot all go back in! Come on by until about 3pm: 7716 Faunleroy Way SW

BOB Revolution stroller, REI child carrier/backpack, Ergobaby, Radio Flyer scooter (pink), Baby Bjorn potty chair, toddler puzzles and toys, girls clothes (mostly size 5) and shoes (various sizes), boys clothes (mostly 2T) and shoes, cloth diapers and waterproof can liners. Plenty of 25-50 cent treasures for little shoppers. Maybe some lemonade if the sun comes out!

• This topic was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by HopQueen.

[mytwocents]

I have been a member of GHC now KP for 20 years. I go to Capitol Hill where everything is under one roof – lab, xray, pharmacy, specialists. I go in the very early morning or early afternoon to avoid traffic. There are many providers there, I have never felt that I was limited in any way. I can self refer to most specialists if I so desire. The Bartells option is great for immunizations or quick visits, you can put yourself in line by signing in on the website. I get my prescription refills by mail order, but you can use the Bartells also. I can email the healthcare team and the nurse or doctor writes back. I really like the “My KP” website where I can see my entire health record on line: immunizations, visit summaries, medications, test results, etc. The Capitol Hill urgent care is open 24 hours a day, I have used this many times on a weekend or after work. Very big on preventative healthcare, no complaints!

[J242]

Oh, I had mentioned Premera being bad… Our pre-natal care at HCI Franciscan is costing us (after insurance, IN-NETWORK) over $2,500 for 5 visits and two blood panels because they don’t cover anything until you meet your co-pay. KP counts ALL “preventative” or “wellness” appointments like basic pre-natal & post-natal (even IUD placement post birth) as 100% “covered” so no money out of pocket and no surprise bill down the road either. It’s TRULY “covered”.

They aren’t the cheapest (or the most expensive) but the extra $50 a month I’ve been spending on them has already saved me close to $10K so I will definitely be staying with them for the foreseeable future.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by J242.