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[Pearl]

Hello. I lost a set of keys this afternoon, Monday 10/28, along a sidewalk east of Delridge in West Seattle. If you found keys today, please post in this forum and I will contact you. Thank you. K

• This topic was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by Pearl.

[West Seattle Foot & Ankle Clinic]

Looking for an opportunity to work with a supportive group of people? Is work/life balance important to you? Tired of your commute?

West Seattle Foot & Ankle Clinic is a well-respected podiatry practice that has been providing care to West Seattle for more than 40 years. We are seeking a Medical Assistant to provide clinical and administrative support to our physicians and care for our patients.

Benefit package:
Competitive wage, dependent upon experience
Paid Time Off
Medical/Dental/Vision Insurance
401(k) Plan & Matching
Parking/Transportation Reimbursement

Duties & Responsibilities:
– Prepare patients for examinations
– Obtain vital signs and gather pertinent patient information
– Perform common clinic screening tests such as lab, X-ray, blood draws and other diagnostic tests
– Assist the physicians during office procedures
– Collect laboratory specimens
– Prepare, clean and sterilize instruments and maintain equipment
– Keep patient exam rooms clean and orderly; anticipate physicians needs for medications, supplies and equipment and plan accordingly
– Inform patients of lab results, call in prescriptions to pharmacies and return phone messages as directed
– Accurately update electronic health record (EHR)
– Maintain patient files and medical records
– Provide patient education about procedures and medications as directed
– Schedule medical tests
– Support front office staff as needed; answer phones, schedule appointments, greet patients, etc.

Required Qualifications
– Dependable
– Patient and pleasant personality
– Works well with a variety of people
– Ability to multi-task and prioritize
– Strong computer skills
– Excellent written and verbal communication skills
– Eager to learn

Preferred Qualifications:
– 1+ years in a primary or specialty clinic setting
– Degree/current certification as an RN, LPN, ATC or MA

To apply, email your resume to casie@wsfac.com.
For more information about our clinic, visit http://www.wsfac.com.

[WSB]

It’s in our festival story – Easy Street.

[BeesPlumbing]

Bee’s Plumbing and Heating wants to add a new plumber to the team! We are hiring in Seattle and the surrounding areas. No need to commute! Our new box truck is road-ready, fully stocked with parts, and comes with a licensed apprentice to support your career growth. Call (206) 909 1314 if you’re currently working as a plumber or apprentice!

Dispatch from Home
No On Call
Flexible scheduling and PTO
Medical, Dental and Vision
Life Insurance
Company-Matched Retirement Plan
Skills/Requirements

Active and Valid Plumbers or Apprentice License
Minimum of two years’ experience

The Company:

At Bee’s Plumbing, every day is a new and exciting experience. You’ll have the chance to tackle a variety of enjoyable and stimulating projects. The owners, Ben and Melissa, bring over 40 years of combined industry experience. With their extensive knowledge, they guarantee top industry pay. They are dedicated to fostering a lively and efficient work atmosphere. Moreover, they believe in maintaining a healthy work-family balance.

The Position:

We are seeking a full-time Plumber with a salary range of approximately $150,000 to $250,000 per year, potentially more. Requirements include a driver’s license, a minimum of two years’ experience, and passing drug tests and background checks.

This position is designated as Safety Sensitive.

Check Us Out Online:

https://www.yelp.com/biz/bees-plumbing-and-heating-seattle-2

http://www.beesplumbingandheating.com

https://g.co/kgs/fte1H7

If you are a licensed plumber or a licensed apprentice with recorded hours on LnI, reach out directly to Maggie at (206) 909 1314 (call or text)

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $150,000.00 – $250,000.00 per year

Benefits:

401(k)
401(k) matching
Company truck
Dental insurance
Flexible schedule
Fuel card
Health insurance
Life insurance
Paid time off
Vision insurance
Schedule:

8 hour shift
Day shift
No nights
Overtime
Weekends as needed
Supplemental Pay:

Bonus opportunities
Commission pay
Monthly bonus
Performance bonus
Weekly bonus
License/Certification:

Plumbers or Apprentice License (Preferred)
Driver’s License (Preferred)
Work Location: On the road

[WSB]

Keys with Air Pods attached were found in an Arbor Heights yard. Finder will drop them off at Southwest Precinct. What’s on the key ring includes what appears to be a leopard or cheetah charm.

[mymymai]

Come join us 10/26 for our Halloween costume clear-out at 3452 39th Ave SW, Seattle 98116. We will have Gothic attire, vintage kimono, pinup clothing, deluxe costumes, wigs, shoes, band shirts, and an assortment of accessories.

We’ll have candy and home-baked cookies for anyone looking to maximize their Halloween trick-or-treating hauls.

[BeesPlumbing]

Locked and gated. 24 hour access.

Entire Lot for rent, 10,000 sq ft

For information or to set up a time to come look at the lot contact call (206) 909 1314

[BeesPlumbing]

Locked and gated. 24 hour access.

Entire Lot for rent, 10,000 sq ft

For information or to set up a time to come look at the lot contact call 206 909 1314

[Matt_B_]

There was a Celestron Powerseeker telescope laying on the ground at Roxbury and 37th Ave SW–at the Roxbury “T.” I stood it back up and am not sure if it was stolen or just dumped. It didn’t look in perfect shape but it did look useable, but maybe had been in a garage.

[ounceswestseattle]

Ounces Taproom & Beer Garden is hiring a Cleaning and Maintenance Manager to maintain the cleanliness and functionality of our space. This role would be responsible for heavy cleaning, maintenance, and repairs of our full premises, with some light stocking responsibilities and other tasks. We are looking for a self-motivated individual, who takes pride in their work and demonstrates strong attention to detail. This role will largely work independently, while the business is closed to the public. This is a physically demanding role in that you will be on your feet doing cleaning tasks (mopping, sweeping, bathroom cleaning…etc) and moving. Bonus if you are the handy fix-it type! Must be trustworthy and looking for a long-term role. Preference for someone local who lives in West Seattle or nearby.

Role would require 16-20 hrs per week (with potential for more for the right person).
Days of Week/Hours: flexible based on the right candidates schedule
$30/hr

See the full job description with details on how to apply here:
http://www.ounceswestseattle.com/jobs

[ounceswestseattle]

Ounces Taproom & Beer Garden is hiring a Seasonal Part-time Beertender to work every Tues/Thurs from 3-10pm at our taproom in West Seattle. This role would start by 11/12/24 and run through February 28, 2025. (Potential to convert to a permanent position with more hours for the right candidate.)

Job Responsibilities include managing all aspects of a bustling taproom – everything from pouring beer, engaging with customers and explaining beer choices to cleaning bathrooms, doing dishes, and continuous cleaning/tidying of the taproom along with opening & closing duties. This job requires a serious multi-tasker, with excellent attention to detail who is comfortable being on your feet for long periods of time, and is willing to do the fun stuff like pouring beer and chatting with customers –– and also the not so fun stuff, like mopping floors and cleaning bathrooms and taking out trash.

Our ideal candidate is passionate about independent craft beer, has an outgoing friendly personality, cares about the small details, is comfortable working for a small business with big expectations and is willing to go above and beyond in all tasks! Bonus if you live in West Seattle!

Please only apply if you can work the specified days/times, meet the qualifications and truly care about beer! This is not your typical bartender role — we are looking for someone who can emulate the same passion and care in this job as ownership, while bringing their own personality, enthusiasm and energy to our small but mighty business.

$17.50hr + tips (averages to $30-35hr)
Must be 21 or older

See the full job description with details on how to apply here:
http://www.ounceswestseattle.com/jobs

[Michael Waldo]

I am sorry for your loss. But I am voting NO. I can’t take any more property taxes.I will have to move out of Seattle, my home for 70 years, if taxes get going up.

[anonyme]

I voted NO. These levies are out of control; we need a new system to provide ongoing services aside from this model. Levy after levy, voters are promised the moon – and then fail to see even basic maintenance of our infrastructure. The pie charts provided as explanation for where the money goes/went show only obscure categories of spending. Millions have already been spent on Vision Zero, which has accomplished exactly that. Propose something better, at a reasonable price – and then follow through.

[Readallaboutit]

Found car keys on the 4100 block of 44th Ave SW, on the east side of the street by the parking lot. Key chain contains keys and round copper charm. Please message back with the car brand and charm details.

[WSWanderer]

I have a small business and am in search of both a bookkeeper for light monthly QBO reconciliation (5 – 7 hours/month) and B&O filing as well as a CPA for yearly taxes for my husband and I. Would appreciate recommendations for West Seattle and beyond.

[ritahulsman]

I rarely ride a bicycle, and I never planned to become an outspoken advocate for safer streets. But the senseless death of my husband at the hands of a bad driver on a poorly designed Seattle roadway compels me to speak up.

I urge all Seattle voters to support Proposition 1, the Keep Seattle Moving transportation levy, which will appear on your November general election ballot. It comes too late for Steve, my husband of over 40 years, but approving this sensible transportation package could save the lives of other people who walk, bike, or roll on Seattle’s frequently inhospitable and dangerous streets.

Safety is at the heart of why I support Proposition 1. Thoughtfully crafted by the Seattle City Council and approved by Mayor Bruce Harrell, Keep Seattle Moving funds transportation projects that will enhance our neighborhoods and improve transportation safety for everyone–including drivers.

Highlights include:
Increased funding for Vision Zero, especially 70 projects to improve traffic safety near Seattle Public Schools.
More bike lanes in South Seattle including a seven-mile protected lane from Capitol Hill to South Beacon Hill.
Upgrades to bridges throughout the city.
Construction of at least 350 new sidewalks in the first four years of levy.

One of the most meaningful aspects of this levy for me is its provision to honor Steve by creating a protected bike lane in West Seattle, where we lived together for more than 40 years until last Dec. 21. That is the day that Steve, a skilled and avid bike rider and longtime supporter of Cascade Bicycle Club, was catastrophically injured while biking in our neighborhood. He died just hours after that horrendous collision.

The Steve Hulsman Memorial Bike Lane is among many infrastructure investments that will benefit current and future generations. These improvements will make our streets safer for everyone, and they carry deep personal significance for me and for my family.

As a recently retired elementary school teacher, I encourage you to think about the many students who deserve safe routes to schools. As a widow and mom, I urge you to think of your family members, friends and neighbors who deserve the right to safely walk, bike, and roll through our neighborhoods.

For those of you who live outside Seattle but commute to work here, please support the Keep Seattle Moving transportation levy by talking with your Seattle friends and co-workers about the necessity of voting YES for Proposition 1. A few things you can do:

Put up a yard sign in support of the levy

Contribute to or volunteer with the Keep Seattle Moving campaign by visiting keepseattlemoving.com.

As a Cascade Bicycle Club ride leader, my husband always prioritized safety for his ride groups. In that same spirit, the Keep Seattle Moving transportation levy supports safety for all and will improve our city by fixing its ailing bridges, building new sidewalks, adding more protected bike lanes, and–most importantly–saving lives. Please join me in honoring Steve’s legacy with your vote to approve Proposition 1.

[jfook]

Hi there,

I lost my car keys this past Saturday skating on alki. Can I give you my email or phone number?

Thanks!!

Joe

[jfook]

I lost my keys skating on alki last Saturday. I’ve been trying to respond to this post but have not been able to.

Found set of keys… with Honda fob

Anyone can help us get in touch?

[seachurch]

3001 60th Ave SW
carport/driveway and inside 1st floor
9am to 2pm on Saturday Oct 19

Kitchen – tableware, glassware, pyrex, casserole, mixing bowls, baking pans, air fryer, small food processor, etc

Living Room – coffee table, c table, Sonos speakers

Art work, mirrors, picture frames, lamps, vases, decor

TVs and vacuums

Rugs

Bathroom counter accessories

Shed tools – shovel, rake, pruners, garage organizers, gardening tools, pots

[Lost in Thought]

Is the food commissary on Delridge and Findley operating? I have been trying to get a meal from the Amazing Food Company for months and the seem to be AWOL. Tonight I drove to the commissary and the lights are on but all the food vendors are closed. Was this just an odd Thursday or are all the food vendors moving else where.

[anonyme]

I stand by my comment, which is based on education – not anecdotes. Topping is not only ugly, it directly affects the health of trees. The growth that does come back consists mostly of water sprouts, which are weak and susceptible to damage and disease. This must be a very extensive property, or on a very steep slope, that the tops of trees on the same lot obstruct the view.

[CarDriver]

To anonyme’s issue. They’ve lived in their home over 60 years. The trees have been topped MANY MANY times. They keep growing back because they’re healthy. Topping has done NO damage to them. Sorry, it’ true. AND, as long as they’re paying taxes on their view-NOT the trees they’ll preserve their territorial view.

[BuckarooSis]

Trelstad Tree has always been a responsible and reliable Tree Company. You can always get a reliable company to come out and give you an estimate. I should also add that “anonyme” is so right! A tree IS a view, no tree should be topped unless there is an extremely good reason…view is never one of them.

[BuckarooSis]

Trelstad Tree has always been a responsible and reliable Tree Company. You can always get a reliable company to come out and give you an estimate.

[birdrescuer]

Trelstedt WS native