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[poopsmith]

Anybody know if that cat has a warm place to sleep? https://postimg.cc/gallery/dVTDM2m

Seen on 32nd bw Henderson and Trenton.

[concernedcommoner]

@CarDriver, that is factually incorrect. While that may be a small factor taken into consideration, you have been provided numerous sources on how engineers and those implementing laws around speed, come to their conclusions. Arbitrary by definition is based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system. That is far from the case when it comes to setting laws of the roads. You continue to prove my point that education is such an important, if not THE most important piece to correcting what is a continuous problem for those on using the roadways.

Ignorance to proven facts does not make your argument true/factual on its own. Many factors get taken into account but even more-so, it all boils down to safety of those driving, walking, biking etc. How they coexist and what that coexistence looks like surrounding safety.

Study after study after study shows that the faster a vehicle is going has less time to react OR if they are in a collision, they are exponentially more likely to cause harm (depending on who is involved).

You brought up one case and guess what, the kid survived BECAUSE that person was going right around the speed they were supposed to be going in that area. It always cracks me up but is also disturbing when people use a small percentage of cases to prove a point that can be easily countered by the larger percentage reality. One statement above of going with the flow of traffic can be valid BUT also needs more scrutiny because if a majority of people are going 85 in a 25, should everyone be going 85? No. That is not logically sound. Going a little above or a little below is reasonable, but what concerns me are the vast number of people choosing to go well above the limit.

Seriously, go read the above sources of info, especially the one recently provided around how speed affects not only reaction time but also the extent of injury/death. The laws are clear and this city seems to have a lot of sentiment toward your belief that cars can do and should be able to whatever they want, because it’s arbitrary. Again, factually incorrect.

[cheeseWS777]

Id like to point out also that there is a difference between drivers who go 5 mph over to go with the flow of traffic and get to their destination, and then there are the drivers who are putting the peddle to the floor recklessly swerving through traffic. I dont think most of the people complaining acknowledge this difference.
If i have to drive 25 all the way to where im going fine, but im goona do it in reverse then cus it is such a ridiculous snails pace.

[CAP]

Buyer needs to carry and load down 1 flight of stairs. Picture available on request, comes with an extra futon cover and 2 pillows

• This topic was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by CAP.
• This topic was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by CAP.

[jdw_0219]

Thank you for this. I really wish the drivers would comprehend how different it is to be behind a machine that can literally injure or kill in an instant and how that is not a fact that lies with those walking or biking. People bringing up the 25MPH saying it’s too slow, are just impatient and uneducated when it comes to why those speeds are set in the first place. Marginal way is a prime example. That road, yes, should be 40-45 but it’s not 25, it’s 35, yet people go 55-70 on that stretch (used to drive this daily and would see those speeds pop up on the speedometers before it blinks tos at “slow down�). No houses, schools or parks directly off the roadway (thank goodness) but still alarming. It is scary to me that people say they need more more more, while ignoring what they can do to help keep other humans and their families safe whether they’re also driving or out walking/biking. Sad for Seattle and society as a whole.

[cheeseWS777]

So if they lowered the speed limit again to say 10 mph you would say that isnt ridiculous and expect everyone to keep to that even though we payed a ton of money for the privilege of driving to get us to our destination in a timely manner?
I do hate drivers on their cell phones being distracted tho,very unsafe. Whenever i see one while im driving i get so mad that i roll down my window and huck my beer can at them… Just kidding obviously

[closetohomie]

We are hiring experienced professional dog walkers. Can you walk larger dogs or dogs that need a professional handler? If so, consider working with a company that supports individual growth, empowerment and healthy communication. We are hiring hourly ($19.97 hour + average Mileage) or Independent Contractors ($20-$24 hour w/o drive time). The rate depends on your ability, experience and availability. If you have your own Company or work as an IC (work with Rover etc.) we will pay a higher rate per walk. You must carry your own personal insurance.

We have immediate openings for WEST SEATTLE Weekday dog walkers. These positions work well for someone looking for part time work 2-4 hours a day. This specific position is for experienced dog walkers who can handle larger dogs or dogs that need more focused walks. All CTH Dog clients are human friendly and vetted for staff. All walks are private leashed walks in their neighborhood. Some dog walks are more than one dog if they live together.

We are looking for honest, driven, self-motivated independent individuals. Our software allows for easy scheduling, invoicing, and communication with clients and healthy boundaries for employees. We are an LGBTQI owned and operated business with a high sense of integrity. Please apply if you feel you would add something positive to our amazing team.

TO APPLY, please visit https://closetohomeseattle.com/careers/
What our team says about the company.

‘Close To Home has been an amazing place for me after leaving a high-stress job. Being outside, exercising and connecting with animals is the perfect antidote for career burnout and has helped tremendously with my depression and anxiety. Plus, the miles I’m walking have conditioned me enough so I am able to do all the hikes that seemed out of reach previously.’

Salary negotiable Depending on experience and ability. Let’s talk

Equal opportunity employer

[concernedcommoner]

We have become a complacent city, waiting for the worst to happen before taking action. What has happened to proactiveness and innovation regarding our growing population and lack of proper infrastructure to handle it?

I’m referring to streets that are still too unfriendly to bikers and pedestrians alike. The new Delridge? It’s another speeder’s haven, with plenty of ways to bypass those they feel are slow (even when those people are just following the limits set). I see it every single day walking my pup, people going 45+ in the bus lane to pass, people riding up on others, coming within inches, and distracted drivers on their cell phones cruising, unaware. What’s the point of setting a speed limit of 25 and having distracted driving laws if the police, buses and other vehicles are all allowed to go unchecked with their reckless behavior?

It’s not just Delridge, it’s within our neighborhoods, near our parks and schools. Every single day I walk the area (or even when I drive it), I’m faced with having to dodge these unsafe drivers and it’s now at a point that I call the police instantly to report. This past summer, I reached out to the city because the Delridge Playfield area, on all sides, have these reckless drivers blowing through intersections/stop signs/crosswalks, jumping over the “speed bumps” (if you’d call them that) and Genessee has numerous cars coming down the hill well over 40MPH with very few recognizing that there’s a park and crosswalks (even though there’s clear signage). The city’s response? “No mitigation is needed in this area, all work has been completed.” Not even a week after that, I witnessed a pedestrian get hit at the corner of Genessee and Delridge. Reached back out to the city with this info and was never given a response.

I do understand that the police have a lot on their plates and can’t catch every single person, but I have yet to see anyone pulled over in the 3-mile radius I walk. Instead, I see complacency, especially when I witness police cars going just as fast through these areas. The most recent biker to get killed by a hit-and-run driver is yet another instance that has encouraged me to speak up because it could be me, my dog, a friend or a neighbor who is the next victim in this vicious recurrence.

It is beyond frustrating to walk these streets and feel scared that I have a very real chance of being taken out by one of these reckless drivers. Just today and the second time this week, a person going well over 40MPH approached an intersection myself and my pup were already in, and nearly hit us. Their response was to flip me off and attempt to speed away. Unaware that I had gotten their plate and then saw that they went around the block again, I immediately called 911 with the description and plate #. While on the phone, she decided to confront me and ironically made it clear she wasn’t paying attention and did not see us in the intersection (obviously, as she nearly hit us and a car that was also joining the roundabout). She attempted to pit blame on me, for walking too fast in the crosswalk. WHAT? Have to roll my eyes to that.

The reason I am on here is because I am a truly concerned commoner, who loves this city and doesn’t want to keep seeing stories of complacency, usually headlined with the death of a fellow citizen who should be able to safely walk/bike our streets/neighborhoods.

What needs to change first is simple, consistent patrols AND accountability being shown to the public by pulling them over and citing them. Post the numbers of people pulled over for speeding at an intersection, skipping a stop sign or not stopping for a pedestrian/biker. Show that this behavior is not ok.

Next is a change in how we design streets. Why do we say we’re changing something to the benefit of peds/bikers, when streets like Delridge, Flauntleroy and others are insanely unsafe, even with the changes they’ve made. Speed cameras are an expensive option but one that could generate not only a revenue stream but more importantly, accountability to those breaking the laws of the road in areas the police cannot constantly be at. The speed bumps installed should actually slow people down to the recommended speed, rather than just providing a minor obstacle that usually does nothing to slow them down. Crosswalks on these major arterials should have crossing lights to allow people to notify drivers to stop (I NEVER cross Delridge unless I’m at a protected light because it is rare that anyone is going slow enough to stop for those waiting to cross).

Lastly, is education. Consistently provide info to residents so they know the rules, clearly and can be held accountable easily if they break those rules. Require that everyone pass a written test every 3 years and if they don’t, then they now must partake in a class. Make it difficult for those with multiple instances of reckless behavior to have or maintain a license.

We can’t continue complacency when it comes to people being able to live in safe environments without the dangers of those behind the wheel of vehicles. Being a proactive city means cutting back on deaths/injuries amongst pedestrians and bikers, and some of these ideas are ways to change that.

If you are not a biker/pedestrian, understand that you are behind something that is 100% controlled by YOU. Those walking or biking should absolutely be equally aware of their surroundings but know that your vehicle is capable of hurting/killing someone, not the other way around. The best thing each of us can do is tell our friends and family to slow down, speeding is not going to get them anywhere that much quicker statistically and IF something bad were to happen due to the reckless behavior, they’ve now just ruined someone else’s life and slowed themselves down even more.

We need to come together as not just West Seattle, but Seattle residents as a whole to find the better, more proactive approach to keeping everyone safe on our streets and within our neighborhoods.

Here’s to a safer 2024,

ConcernedCommoner

[hotrod325]

-URBAN ANIMAL of WHITE CENTER-
~CAUTION!
*NOT BOARD CERTIFIED*
Last Christmas I had to put Blue Down.
It still haunts me. He wasn’t even 4 years old.
Not Board Certified-
I didn’t even know that was a thing, until they used it as their excuse for botched care.
Our beloved dog (who stopped walking on his rear leg) would still be alive, if I had not trusted Urban Animal. Rather than do standard testing (x-rays under anesthesia) to find out what was wrong with our amazing 3 1/2 year-old Blue Nose pit bull. The Dr./Surgeon, guessed and assumed he tore his cruciate ligament. Never even considered it could be cancer. This sent Blue down the wrong path to certain death. After bending his leg- Dr. said “yep- he tore his cruciate ligament�. We need to do TPLO surgery. Cancer was never mentioned or even considered. Managements excuse for misdiagnosing and performing useless surgery was- “we are not board certified�.
By the time it was found out my dog had Osteosarcoma bone cancer, and not a torn ligament- it was too late. Tumors had completely spread through his body, after they screwed metal plates around and into the tumor.
Urban Animal did take $4000 on the failed TPLO surgery. Failed to do a biopsy at the time they found out they were actually doing the wrong treatment. Then my dog had to have the leg amputated ($2000) after they performed the wrong surgery (steel implant and screws)- which caused the tumor in his knee to grow to the size of a baseball. Before the amputation they did decide to finally do a biopsy ($700) which their joke of lab failed to even look at the results. They told me “we’re having lots of problems with this lab�.
Blue was put under anesthesia three times, twice for nothing.
Urban Animal did 86 me, after I schooled them on how to properly diagnose and carry out veterinary care for this condition.
Osteosarcoma is common in young and older dogs. The causes are unknown.
I looked into Fido care, and had acupuncture done for blue. Completely changed his diet. Went on all kinds of healthy supplements, RSO and CBD. Chemo ended up not being an option.
He was too far gone.
Blue did receive the Yale vaccine.
It was too late for it to help.
I even rented an oxygen machine for Blue.
I desperately tried to save my dog!
We were just sent down the wrong path, due to ignorant guessing.
All the oncologists, veterinarians and specialists I dealt with after leaving U.A. were great. Very knowledgeable, caring and compassionate. When I finally had to put Blue down- They sent us cards and a nice stone memorial with Blue’s name on it. Urban Animal didn’t care at all. Didn’t send any condolences or email response. When Urban Animal did fail on Blues care- They told me “we learned a lot from this, and are reviewing everything �.
A horrible, 4 month, slow death process…
Sure, they’ll smile, and take your money- just be very careful.
Healing from the loss of Blue was/is extremely painful and difficult- even a year later.
None of this will bring Blue back to us.
My only intention is to pass this message to other people, who love their pets. I’m not saying everything Urban Animal does is awful. They just really messed up this case- and they know it.
Carrying out research. before trusting someone you don’t know is vital.
Also- standing in line, outside to make an appointment and then return, is a joke.
If people are going to judge and criticize- please find something else to do. I am creating awareness, to use caution, to do research.
You have to do your due diligence.
This post is worth it- if I can save just one dog or cat from unnecessary treatment.
✌�

[flowerpower2]

@seriously?
Yes I suppose you are correct but you do not live in this neighborhood and you do not know these neighbors as we do. But wouldn’t you be concerned if you saw somebody do something wrong to a neighbor? But yes, I asked for peoples thoughts and you gave me yours, thank you.

[JnE3ducks96]

ESTATE MOVING SALE WEST SEATTLE –
Slashing Prices, Last Day
SUNDAY, DEC 3RD: 9AM TO NOON
☆☆CASH ONLY☆☆

3229 SW Genesee Street 98126
2 doors down from Pecos

☆Tackle Your Holiday Shopping Early☆

COMICS & COLLECTABLES
BEACH CRUISER BICYCLE
TOOLS
Porter Cable TAble Saw on Stand
Ridgid Brad Nailer in Case
Craftsman Router, bits in case
Spray Hopper Gun & texture mud
Floating trowels, tile supplies

KITCHEN
Insta Pot
Panini Press & Griddle
Food Saver
Waffle Maker
Fondue Set
Serving Platters
Glasses & Bar Ware
Bakers Dream
Cookie press & cutters
Canning Supplies
Salt & Pepper Shakers

PHOTOGRAPHY
Cameras & Tripods
Dark Room Equipment
Vintage Projector w screen
BESSSLER Enlarger

OUTDOORS
Coleman Tent 4pp used 1x
Kelty Pack
Backcountry Gear
MEAD Telescope & lenses
Picinic & Camping fun

MUCH MUCH MORE
ART: Photos & Paintings
Halloween Extravaganza
Christmas Decor
Wood slated bed frame = FULL
Arts & Crafts
Games
Puzzels
RC Car
Bocci
Horseshoes
Books
Frames
Pet Needs
Garden Pots & Supplies
GEMS, Rocks, Shells
Something for EVERYONE!!!

Limited Parking
Located off WS Bridge
2 doors down from Pecos Pit BBQ

Everything MUST Go!!!
seattle.craigslist.org/see/for/d/seattle-estate-moving-sale-wsea-tackle/7691585776.html

[JnE3ducks96]

☆Tackle Your Holiday Shopping Early☆
SALE IS ON!!!!
TODAY 3pm (or until we clear house)

☆☆☆CASH ONLY☆☆☆
Something for EVERYONE

Help spread the joy & tell your friends, neighbors, coworkers, barista, bus driver, dog walker, garden buddies, camping mates, photo buffs, culinary artist, canning buddies
Slashing prices TODAY!!!
♥�
seattle.craigslist.org/see/for/d/seattle-estate-moving-sale-wsea-tackle/7691585776.html

[Phil]

Small forge on rolling pedesta, including integrated fan motor and accessories.
includes swage block set and fire brick.
Photos at Craigslist:
https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/tls/d/seattle-blacksmith-forge-tools/7691225790.html

[drobo]

They get paid enough for what they do. sell tickets and scoop pop corn annd bs with each other. went there today and they hadn’t turned the heat on our theater and then as we left they held signs to reinstate kiley. I made just slightly more than 25.00 an hour at the university and ran a program. Keep our neighborhood theaters open and for a begining job they don’t deserve 25.00 an hour. Get two jobs like the rest of the beginers. If Kiley doesn’t like what she signed up for Trader Joes is hiring and so are a lot of other places. Seems like the ticket takers just don’t want to work. Turn on the heat.

[ESTOY_ADEQUADO]

Leather and dark hardwood (possilbly Mohagany?) Needs reupholstering! Well loved by humans and cats both. Nice project for the crafty ones out there.

UPDATE…cross posted to Craigslist with actual pictures

https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/zip/d/seattle-chair-and-ottoman/7686705389.html

• This topic was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by ESTOY_ADEQUADO. Reason: updated

[LtMGm]

We replaced all of our windows in our 69 yo house with Milgard windows ordered thru Home Depot. If you are not the DIY kind of person I’m sure you can have Milgard come and give you an estimate. We got the white vinyl sliders and also asked for the TINT for hotter States, they’re not dark but it keeps the Summer heat from penetrating into your home. Bottom line, we are very happy with them. OH and they came and replaced our one slider (no charge) when the seal broke when we first moved in and we hadn’t even purchased it!
https://www.milgard.com/warranty

• This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by LtMGm.

[KeithEn]

Halloween treat collection in an orange Minnie Mouse bag left at the “Science House” in Arbor Heights when making glowing slime worms. Is your little one missing theirs?

[closetohomie]

We are hiring experienced professional dog walkers. Can you walk larger dogs or dogs that need a professional handler? If so, consider working with a company that supports individual growth, empowerment and healthy communication.

We have immediate openings for WEST SEATTLE Weekday dog walkers. These positions work well for someone looking for part time work 2-4 hours a day. This specific position is for experienced dog walkers who can handle larger dogs or dogs that need more focused walks. All CTH Dog clients are human friendly and vetted for staff. All walks are private leashed walks in their neighborhood. Some dog walks are more than one dog if they live together.

We are looking for honest, driven, self-motivated independent individuals. Our software allows for easy scheduling, invoicing, and communication with clients and healthy boundaries for employees. We are an LGBTQI owned and operated business with a high sense of integrity. Please apply if you feel you would add something positive to our amazing team.

TO APPLY, please visit https://closetohomeseattle.com/careers/
What our team says about the company.

‘Close To Home has been an amazing place for me after leaving a high-stress job. Being outside, exercising and connecting with animals is the perfect antidote for career burnout and has helped tremendously with my depression and anxiety. Plus, the miles I’m walking have conditioned me enough so I am able to do all the hikes that seemed out of reach previously.’

Salary negotiable Depending on experience and ability. Let’s talk

Equal opportunity employer

[devriezecarney]

Available Now: full-time position: ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL at a busy and growing law firm. Areas of practice include estate planning, probate, elder law, real estate, and general business.
Our firm is located on California Avenue in West Seattle. The ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL will join the current team of three attorneys and two support staff.

Preferred Qualifications:
•Previous experience in an office setting; comfortable managing busy phone lines;
•Ability to multi-task, with a keen focus on details;
•Proficiency with Microsoft Suite and Adobe Reader, and open to learning other tools;
•Ability to maintain professionalism in communication and interaction with staff, clients, building tenants, and outside vendors with patience, respect, grace, and empathy;
•Excellent writing skills;
•Commitment to preserving client privacy and confidentiality, complying with the rules of professional conduct, and maintaining security in company operations;
•Bachelor of Arts Degree, Associate Degree, or work experience;
•Comfortable taking initiative in identifying and completing necessary tasks;
•Proof of COVID-19 vaccination and willingness to take preventive measures as requested.

Primary Duties:
The position of ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL requires the ability and willingness to be flexible and efficient in busy times, and to work independently at slower times. Workspace is a ‘front desk’ position, shared with another staff person. The position is the first point of contact, in person and by phone, with clients, building tenants, and outside vendors. This position additionally manages schedules, client intake, invoices, client and business files, building and tenant issues, and other duties as assigned, including administrative support for the attorneys. This work includes support with document and deed preparation and managing documents for county recording. Experience in a law office is helpful but will train the right candidate. Candidate must welcome phones ringing and greeting those entering and exiting the building.

Regular business hours are 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM, M-F. Position offers Paid Time Off (PTO), medical, dental, and participation in retirement plan when eligible. This position is 100% in office.

Salary is paid twice per month.

Please send your resumé, salary requirements, and a one-page cover letter or letter of interest to: info@westseattlelaw.com with “ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL� in the subject line.

We look forward to hearing from you.

[superdeluxejunk]

I am a professional Wheeler, Dealer, Garage Sale Junkie and I’m having the Best Garage Sale Ever this weekend! I’ll be adding things on an hourly basis and there’s many deals to be found all days. This Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 9-3. No early birds please. No sales before 9 and will charge more just for breaking the rules. Lots of $5-$10 items and more expensive items for treasure hunters. Look for Yellow sandwich board signs on 35th and Myrtle near the Water Towers in the High Point neighborhood.

“Best Garage Sale Ever! High Point near Water Towers”
Near the corner of 32nd Ave SW and Othello. 7134 32nd Ave SW

Lot’s a great quality stuff for very reasonable prices.
I’ll be adding a lot of new stuff each day.
I’ll post some photos of my garage soon
and some of the quantity and quality of items.

$$, Venmo and PayPal accepted

If you’ve ever been to my garage sales before you’ll know that this is a great one. I’ll have lot’s of vintage toys, collectibles, antiques, 100’s of CD’s and DVD’s, sports equipment, especially baseball, camping equipment, tents, oil paintings, high end speakers, scuba fins, leather motorcycle jackets, professional camera backpacks, snowboards, skis, ski helmets, Sorel boots, 44″ flat screen TV and other great garage sale treasures. When I say lots I mean 10-50 in each category and all in great condition. My garage is packed full since I do this full time.

https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/gms/d/best-garage-sale-ever-this-weekend/7672547421.html

Please stop by and bring your friends for the best garage sale in West Seattle.
I’ll be opening Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 9-3 10/06, 10/07, 10/08

I’ll post the address Thursday night, since I don’t want people bothering me while I set up.

• This topic was modified 3 years ago by WSB.
• This topic was modified 3 years ago by superdeluxejunk.

[launchlearning]

Overview
Launch is dedicated to ensuring a brilliant start for all children. Through our preschool, after school and summer programs, we provide equitable access to the highest-quality learning and care in a safe, enriching environment that prepares children for success in school and life.

Job Summary:
Are you looking to work in an afterschool setting? We are looking for Enrichment Teachers to work Monday through Friday, from 1:00pm-6:00 pm. Enrichment Teachers are responsible for providing a safe, caring, and academically and socially enriching environment for school-age children. This position ensures that the curriculum and activities are developmentally appropriate and meet all identified academic and development domains.

Benefits:
• 401K Benefits
• Medical, Dental & Vision Benefits
• Starting pay $21/hr

Qualifications:
• Minimum one year of working with school age children
• Must be a minimum of 18 years of age
• High school diploma required
• A demonstrated ability to work effectively both independently and as a team member

Knowledge and Skills:
• Ability to work and interact with children and parents & demonstrated ability to work in a fast-paced environment on cross-functional teams with a wide range of personalities
• Exceptional problem-solving abilities & time management skills

Condition of Employment
• Maintaining the following: criminal record clearance, Food Worker Card, First Aid/CPR, Blood Borne Pathogens/HIV training, Mandated Reported Training Vaccination Record

After Hire
• Maintain Washington State Department of Children, Youth, and Families Trainings: Medication Management, Disaster and Emergency Preparedness, Families Experiencing Homelessness, Abusive Head Trauma

Within 1 Month of Hire
• Completion of STARS School Age-Basics 30-hour Child Care course

The statement contained in this job description reflect general details as necessary to describe the principal functions of the job. It should not be considered an all-inclusive listing of work requirements. Individuals may perform other duties as assigned, including work in other functional areas as deemed fit for the organization.

http://www.launchlearning.org

[Allison.cork]

Please take a look at what happened to my son Gary , (15) born and raised in West Seattle junction & White center area
Gary took a trip to Metlakatla Alaska on 8-2-23 to meet his dad’s side of the family who live on the only Indian reservation in the state of Alaska , pretty neat small community of around 1600 and almost everyone there is probably related to him in some way . He was having a great time but unfortunately on 8-5 his trip was cut short after he slipped and fell from a 25ft coast guard tower him and some local kids were jumping off of into the ocean. The tower is also on a dock, and the dock is still about 15 ft or so above the water so in all, roughly 40-50 ft fall, broke the fall face first on the dock which knocked him unconscious into the water . Extensive injuries , surgeries, metal plate in chin ,missing teeth, really almost lost his life because he was unconscious and submerged into the water (ðŸ™�ðŸ™�) thankfully the kids acted quickly and got help and helped save him from the sea. Gary was airlifted in a guardian jet to Seattle within hours to receive adequate care they couldn’t provide in Alaska , was at harboriew over a week before discharging to me and coming home to heal . More info is in his Go fund me description if you use the link below. Please anything helps , the fundraising is mainly to restore his missing teeth (6 total , 5 top front) and get him permanent false teeth since insurance will not cover implants / vineeers , only dentures, which he will have but hopefully just temporarily . He is currently missing his 1st semester of sophomore year in high school , missing daily activities as well as sports which is his regular daily schedule , football , wrestling, baseball . He’s a Wonderful son , stays out of trouble , respectful, charming I could go on and on . Just so thankful we didnt lose him . Even if you can’t donate we appreciate you reading this post , or even just encouraging words for Gary mean so much , thanks for reading
Hopefully one or both of the links below work . Not sure since this is a forum type thing

https://gofund.me/bf41412f

https://www.gofundme.com/f/mswpq2-garys-recovery?member=29124029&sharetype=teams&utm_campaign=p_na+share-sheet&utm_medium=more&utm_source=customer

[Craig]

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• This reply was modified 3 years ago by Craig.

[KatherineL]

Two mystery series ideal for mystery-loving shut in. Non-violent. Take either or both.

Cynthia Harrod-Eagles’ Bill Slider mysteries. If you like puns and word play, you’ll enjoy this witty homicide team. 20 of 24.

Posadas County series. Undersheriff Bill Gastner is elderly, overweight, and insomniac. But he knows his county better than anyone else. 21 of 25.

[jxjleslie]

Join a team of caring professionals at HomeStreet Bank as a Customer Service Representative. If you are dedicated to providing excellent customer service and wish to learn financial services, we will provide training, competitive pay, full medical and dental benefits, and a company matched 401k Savings Plan. Our teams focus on outstanding service to one another and our community. Banking is more than a job; it can be a gateway to a career for a lifetime.

Please email your resume to joyce.leslie@homestreet.com, call 206-933-3091 or go to http://www.homestreet.com/careers and apply to requisition R0007759.

EO/AA Employer including Vets and Disabled.