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[WSB]

Somebody e-mailed from Admiral, saying this isn’t the first time. Unfortunately I’m olfactorily challenged and can’t personally follow the trail but one REALLY important thing to do is: File a complaint with the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency. Odor is one of the categories on this page:

https://www.pscleanair.org/262/File-a-Complaint

[WSB]

Somebody e-mailed from Admiral, saying this isn’t the first time. Unfortunately I’m olfactorily challenged and can’t personally follow the trail but one REALLY important thing to do is: File a complaint with the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency. Odor is one of the categories on this page:

https://www.pscleanair.org/262/File-a-Complaint

[elisepowers]

WANTED: Experienced Barista, Customer Service

Position: Barista, Customer Service

Status: Full-time, Non-Exempt

***HIRING NOW! OPENING NEW STORE IN JANUARY, 2019!***

Exceptional Customer Service, Barista and Cafe Support Staff Member Wanted!
Flying Apron Bakery & Cafe — West Seattle Junction (Seattle), WA

WHO WE ARE
The Flying Apron. We’re a certified gluten-free & plant-based bakery with three locations, Fremont, West Seattle & Redmond with a thriving Wholesale operation. We’re an Artisan Eatery, with a commitment to amazing food that everyone can eat!

MORE IMPORTANTLY, WHO YOU ARE
You have the ability to engage customer’s with your eyes, reel them in with your smile, and have a sincere interest in conversing with them about their day. You can entice someone to try our delicious gluten-free & plant-based goods with a delicious and skillfully prepared cup of locally-roasted Seven coffee; you smoothly encourage people to go beyond their safety zone, to try something new, to explore the amazing and varied items our eatery offers.

You really care about your customer’s day starting off right and supporting them through that afternoon workday lull. You know how to promote new products and enjoy the challenge of up-selling, and have an interest in trying things yourself so you’re prepared to offer up suggestions when asked.

More importantly, you care about product quality and presentation. You won’t tolerate a broken cookie out on display — you’ll sample it instead to get people interested. You’re constantly straightening, cleaning, organizing — you can’t help but stock and re-stock when you find yourself idle — and being idle, drives you crazy. If you feel like we’re describing you, send us your resume and a few thoughts as to why we should consider you.

WHAT’S REQUIRED
A High School diploma
Minimum two-years coffee and customer service experience
MAST Class 12 Mixologist License
Minimum age: 21
Prior experience pulling coffee from a manual machine is a MUST – we’ll train you on our ways of coffee too

WHAT THE JOB IS
Hours: 7 a.m. – 8 p.m. daily. Weekend availability is REQUIRED.
Availability: part-time – full-time; depends on final candidate mix and availability. Likely 24-36 hours per role.
Shifts available: ALL SHIFTS
Location: West Seattle Junction(Seattle)
Tasks: customer service, coffee & food preparation, cashier, inventory, presentation, special events, janitorial, opening shift duties and prep, closing shift duties and cleaning/closing tasks.
Note: opening and closing shifts will include 1-2 hours of solo time; expect open and setup, close and clean, including bathroom, dish and front-end maintenance. Full-time is roughly 4 shifts per week.

IF YOU’RE INTERESTED
Shoot us an email at jobs@flyingapron.com and include in the subject line: Customer Service & Coffee Artist, WEST SEATTLE

Inquiries received without resumes will not be considered or responded to. Please include a few thoughts as to why you’d be a good fit for this role. Highlight any prior experience that is especially relevant. Good luck!

Flying Apron is an Equal Opportunity Employer
(Search: Barista, Coffee, Customer Service, Bakery, Food Service, Cafe, Part-Time, Full-Time)

[elisepowers]

Hello! We offer $14/hr for training and $12/hr plus tips (typically anywhere from $4 – $8+/hr). Thanks so much!

[elisepowers]

Hello! Sorry about that I forgot to include the email in the body of the post. Please send all info to jobs@flyingapron.com

Thanks so much!

[tinyjewel]

I feel like this entire thread has become something I didn’t intend. Is there a way to delete this lol?

[miws]

There was a kitchen fire at the Cal-Mor Circle Apartments this morning that SFD was apparently able to put out rather quickly. I’m guessing they must have used extinguishers, but, it started out as a full response “Fire in Building” call, so perhaps SFD tapped a hydrant in anticipation of a much worse fire?

Mike

[Calires]

My elderly dad’s dentist is next door to that location. He is in a wheelchair and since the handicap parking space in front is often occupied, there have been many times I’ve parked around the corner on Juneau. If the sidewalk is blocked by the cars of people who are in too big of a rush to get to their class to find a parking spot on the street like I did, you can bet I will be judgmental and sanctimonious and they will probably have their class interrupted by me coming in to ask them to move their cars so I don’t have to push a wheelchair into oncoming traffic.

[webshaf]

Did the Brownie Troop have their event last Friday? The weather was awful and then our power went out, so I didn’t make it there…but I did make a donation to the West Seattle Food Bank to honor them(quite an easy process on the WSFB website) and if anyone else feels the same(supportive with a side bit of guilt!) I’d encourage them to do the same. couldn’t find any way to contact the troop so I hope when they make their donation to the food bank, my contribution gets added in to their efforts…you go girls!!

[CommunityCare]

Job Description
Signing Bonus upon hire.

Community Care is a children’s mental health agency that has served youth with special needs and their families since 1997. We provide several services, including:

Child and family psychotherapy*
One-to-one Behavior Specialists* *
Creation and implementation of behavior plans* *
Parent coaching* *
Special needs camps*
Joining Community Care

Community Care employment can prepare you for your career or graduate school, strengthen your resume, and create a foundation for professional advancement. You will gain experience in working with a variety of children living with diagnoses such as conduct disorder, PTSD, bipolar disorder, and autism. All Behavior Specialist receive over 100 hours of training to prepare them for working in the field. We also provide:

Monthly workshops and training*
Individual and group clinical supervision* *
Field training* *
Reimbursement for personal therapy* *
*Full-time Behavior Specialists also receive a benefits package that includes medical, dental, and paid time-off*
Minimum qualifications:

A high school diploma*
Reliable personal vehicle* *
Able and willing to drive throughout King County* *
Valid driver’s license & auto insurance* *
Clean criminal history and driving record*
Preferred:

Received or pursuing a degree in Psychology, Social Work, Child/Family Development, Mental Health/Family Counseling, Education, or a related field*
Experience working with vulnerable or mentally-ill populations and/or working in a residential treatment facility or group-home* *
CPR certification*
Location

Our offices and summer camp are located in West Seattle; however, we serve children and families throughout all of King County.

More information about Community Care is available at http://www.seattlecommunitycare.com .

Please send your resume and a cover letter to the above email, indicating your availability, and interest in full-time or per diem employment. Include at least three professional references.

Job Type: Full-time and Part-time

Salary: $19.00 to $21.00 /hour

Please send resumes to Communitycaream@gmail.com

• This topic was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by CommunityCare.

[SeniorCenterVolunteer]

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 Monday morning shift from 8:30am-1pm. Free lunch from our Café or diner included!
Please complete our online application at https://scws.typeform.com/to/DBaLgg 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!

[aa]

Thanks for the explanation jm, it was such a complex observation I didn’t understand.
That is sarcasm.
I stand by my opinion that the comment about where a person who is a complete stranger parks their car is judgement with an air of superiority. I disagree that mocking complete strangers is wry or ironic. aka “contempt prior to investigation”.

[LoveWS]

aa, it might be time to lighten up a bit :) tiny jewelry was simply making an observation and I think it’s ironic as well. Maybe you don’t understand it, see people go to the gym to exercise, but then they have to park really close to it so they don’t have to walk far. See the irony? It’s not judging. It’s an observation and kind of funny at that. Happy Holidays!

[Ponderosa]

There’s often an issue with people not paying attention at this light (moreso than other lights it seems), and I’m happy to honk at them if that’s the case. I’ve always wondered about the timing at this light though, when it turns green and for how long. I can’t seem to find a pattern, except it seems to turn less frequently during the evening rush hour (presumably to allow for more traffic to go SB on 35th).
I wonder if there was a plan to address the light and the turn lane capacity in the initial 35th Ave rechannelization and it’s just fallen off the list by SDOT. If we’re making requests for that intersection in general, I’d like to add banning right turns on red from eastbound Alaska to southbound 35th, and a resurfacing of the entire intersection.

[KBear]

Yeah, somewhere in the Washington driver’s manual it says a green arrow means you should wait as long as possible and then go just as it turns yellow.

[935]

19:05 – 12/14/2018

Yeah…. its SUPER lame of the administrators.

Topics from years ago showing up….replies not being posted….emails to the editor go unanswered. I began dating and time stamping my own posts (see above) to try to be honest.

I chalked it up to my (ahem) “differing” opinions and have taken them elsewhere.
But who knows? Maybe SO much time is spent on sea lion or power outage “news” the forums page goes unattended…

If you’re gonna have it available to the public, all public should have free access. BUT this IS a private enterprise….and they don’t need to do anything they don’t want to. And I honestly do not begrudge them that….I just scoff at their feigned appearance of impartiality….

[rherman]

The Westside Unitarian Universalist Congregation in West Seattle is seeking to employ a half-time Music Director through the end of 2019. Eligibility to apply for a permanent position at the conclusion of the initial employment period is contingent on satisfactory evaluation. Minimum six-month commitment required. Applicants willing to commit through the end of 2019 will be given preferential consideration.

Responsibilities of this professional staff position include: Rehearse and conduct our non-audition adult choir; collaborate with the Minister and lay worship leaders in the selection of music appropriate to Sunday service themes; coordinate volunteer musicians for non-choir musical offerings; build the congregation’s skill , confidence and joy in singing, and participate in other activities related to the development and vitality of our music program.

Salary: $24.21@hr./ $26.42@hr. (UUA Credentialed) Medical and vacation benefits included.

Start Date: Anytime after January 1

Complete position description available at http://www.wsuu.org

To apply: send resume and cover letter to office@wsuu.org Applicant material should address musical skills, experience and training, experience and comfort with diverse theological and musical traditions and also how this position aligns with their values and interests.

Please direct inquiries to John Britt at johnwbritt@comcast.net
Text/phone 206-707-6250

[SeniorCenterVolunteer]

• Come and volunteer at the senior center and work with our chef and other volunteers! We have volunteer jobs for prepping, serving, and cleaning up. We need your skills to help prepare and serve nutritious meals in our “Junction Diner” for seniors and guests at the Center. We have a lot of fun, you will be well appreciated by all of our seniors and staff, and you can enjoy a free lunch! We are looking for help on Mondays, 9-1 or 10-2pm.
Please complete our online application at https://scws.typeform.com/to/DBaLgg or contact the Volunteer Coordinator, at 206-932-4044 or via email at sarah@soundgenerations.org to learn more!

[Graciano]

WSB…as MIWS said… I notice the same thing “posts” from earlier in the day showing up later and also videos you watch one then when you close it goes away and shows up lower on a totally different story.???

[Graciano]

I have 3 piles of poop from the neighbors dog in my yard, I’d call the animal control, but that would make a bad neighbor.. letting your pet poop in my yard make’s you a bad neighbor..
That just gave me an idea, back when kids would put a bag of poop at your door step and light it on fire..
So hopefully if your my neighbor, you will clean up your dogs poop before you find it on your door step.. No fire though, can’t go to jail for returning what’s your.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by Graciano.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by Graciano.

[WSB]

The software broke. Takes time and money to fix it.

[jissy]

So….. I’m a member at this gym (the very best in Seattle IMO, this is one of 10 locations) & let me just say to have off-street parking at a business on California Ave. is a luxury these days, we use it as we can. That said, yeah, most do park as close to the garage doors as possible to try to stay off the sidewalk which will get you a ticket. Personally I have a stupid long vehicle so if I can’t get a spot on the side I’ll park on the street. But, I come from points all over Seattle (and don’t actually live in WS) and usually am getting there JUST in time for class so trying to get as close as possible to not be late for warm-up — and to clarify, it is NOT crossfit.

There are lots of members though that walk or bike or run to class. We do indeed try to be good neighbors…..maybe next time instead of “ranting”, come join us for a trial run — I was obese my entire adult life (25+ years) and was terrified to join a gym but it’s the BEST thing I’ve ever done, only thing I’ve ever stuck with (3 years on now & 80lbs. lost) b/c of the Community there — I LOVE IT and only agreed to move out of WS last summer b/c the community we were moving to had an IanFitness location. But I still go to the WS location as often as possible, re-arrange my schedule to do so, they’re my peeps and I love them and the trainers. An experience like none other I’ve found.

And tell you what, just b/c I think it’s all that an a bag of chips, I’m going to send this thread myself to the manager of that location…. b/c believe me, we care, she cares.

Keep in mind this location was originally built (I think) as a glass/garage/windshield replacement business, NOT a gym, so things morph and well… parking… on California Avenue…. just sayin’

[savoirfaire]

Oh, funny, I may actually have a different issue than the OP! Just for background, the parking lot at Ian Fitness is small and oddly-configured: the part that fronts on California is shallow and the part that fronts on Juneau is just weird, plus hilly, and it’s hard to tell where you’re supposed to park. The lot fills up fast when there’s a class; also, the shallow California-fronting part of the lot is not deep enough for larger vehicles to park head-in without blocking the sidewalk. There’s nothing wrong with parking in front of or close to the place you’re going as long as you’re parking safely and legally. The customers at this business routinely do things like:

– parking head-in even though their car can’t fit without blocking the sidewalk (illegal, and unsafe because it forces anyone using the sidewalk–which in that neighborhood includes, based on my direct observation, folks using strollers, wheelchairs, and knee scooters–into the driveway or the street)
– parking head-in but not pulling in far enough, so that they’re blocking the sidewalk anyway, even though their car would fit if they would pull forward just a TINY bit more
– parking on the street next to a driveway and not leaving enough space for other cars to enter or exit safely–I’m talking right up to the edge of the curb cut, when five feet is what’s required. And it’s not just IanFitness’s driveway but the driveway of the apartment building next door, the driveway of Juneau Market across the street, and often the alley as well

The thing that’s funny to me about this is the insistence on parking (illegally, unsafely, inconsiderately) so close to a crossfit class when there’s usually PLENTY of street parking within 2-3 blocks. Some of it does involve walking up a very minor grade, but if you’re headed to a crossfit class I would think that would just count as a bonus warm-up! And I have no way of knowing for sure, but besides the apparent unwillingness to walk, my guess is that some people would prefer to park illegally rather than park in front of a house because they perceive that as rude.

Okay, that started as a clarification and turned into a full-on rant! I walk by this place five days a week on my way home from the bus, and if there’s a class in session it’s rare for there to be a day when one or more of these things isn’t happening, so I guess this has been building up for a while. Guess I’d better send the business a link to this thread now so that they get their chance to make things right by encouraging their customers to be more neighborly!

[miws]

WSB, I noticed this thread was bumped up earlier this morning, much earlier than when maddy posted. I think it was after I first got up around 5:00 am.

Anyway, it showed a “last post” of some time I don’t recall overnight but then opening the thread, the last post was JoB’s from 10/31/08.

Might this be a case of a spammer/bot bumping it up then being deleted? Or, perhaps, somebody posting a possibly “legitimate” post that got hung up in a filter?

I notice this quite frequently here in the forums with threads current and old. Also, it *seems* the a post from earlier in the day will finally show up later in the day.

Mike

[WSB]

Because our forum goes back to 2007. Topics are inactive unless something new is posted – as you just did.