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[CatB Design]

Hi Carrington

I’m a local artist and nonprofit administrator here in West Seattle. For the past few years, I’ve been managing a local nonprofit community theatre, “Blue Hour Theatre Group“. I produce marketing materials, secure grants, and run front-of-house during performances. I love working directly with patrons, cast, and crew, ensuring they have a good experience and feel taken care of from start to finish.

Most recently, I designed the new website for the West Seattle Art Tour. I also design sites and assist with social media marketing for individual artists and small businesses.

I believe my background working behind the scenes, along with my passion for the arts, align nicely with your needs.

Yours
Cat Brooks
info@catbrooksdesign.com

[StephK28]

Silver with a dark sapphire in the middle and small diamonds on both sides. Lots of sentimental value. Reward if found. Reply here if my some miracle you found it! Thanks!

[undrgrndwmn]

Renewal by Anderson is amazing. We just ordered our final batch of windows with them. If you have good credit, they offer zero percent financing for a year. Paul Howard of Renewal by Anderson is a West Seattle local and has been working for them for years. Paulh@tbawa.com and tell him Christy C sent you!

[WS Person]

Yes, we are still looking for someone to prune my tree. Please contact me via info above.

[ferdinandwhitmore]

A great option for a memorable kid’s party cake is to focus on something fun and collectible, not just the cake itself. Camp Hollow offers whimsical cake toppers like the Pink Goose, crafted from hand-painted porcelain, which can really elevate a simple cake and make it the centerpiece of the party. These toppers are heirloom-quality and come in a gift box, so even after the cake is gone, it becomes a keepsake. Pairing a standard bakery cake sized for 20–25 people with a playful Camp Hollow topper adds both charm and personality without relying on overly sweet or generic options. It’s also perfect for a theme party or any celebration where kids will love the fun detail.

[NikiS]

Hello! We’ve boarded our almost 20-year-old green cheek conure at Denise’s Parrot Place (myparrot.com) most of his life. It’s on Mercer Island, but that’s the closest place that our vet will recommend and they’ve always been wonderful—and Mercer Is isn’t all that far. We’ve also boarded at Mochi’s Tree House but that’s up in Bothell, which IS far from West Seattle, but they’re also great! Currently Denise’s is building out in their new space so it feels a bit more rough around the edges (there was a fire in the strip mall down the street where they were originally for years, they had smoke damage, they had to keep the business going for the parrots so they found a new unfinished space quickly). Anyway, we love them, plus there’s a great bakery a couple of storefronts down! Good luck!

[mythreelittlebirds]

We’re looking for a friendly, outgoing Part-Time Sales Associate to join our gift and consignment store. This role is perfect for someone who loves connecting with people, feels comfortable around kids, and enjoys a hands-on, ever-changing retail environment. Weekend and evening availability is required. APPLICANTS MUST BE AVAILABLE BOTH DAYS ON THE WEEKEND BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 9:00AM AND 6:00PM. You should be comfortable climbing ladders, lifting up to 30 lbs, and being on your feet for extended periods of time.

Customer service experience is a plus, and we’re especially excited about someone who’s eager to grow alongside a small, community-focused business and help create a fun, welcoming experience for every customer who walks through our doors.

Interested? Email a resume and cover email to: westseattlemercantile@gmail.com

[Seattle Bark District]

We’re looking for an experienced WordPress designer/developer to create a modern, attractive, and user-friendly website. The website should be responsive, fast-loading, and optimized for both desktop and mobile. We want a professional look that reflects our dog-centric brand and engages visitors. We currently use SiteGround for hosting.

Requirements:
• Design a visually appealing website using WordPress (Elementor or other page builders acceptable).
• Customize themes and templates to match branding and color scheme.
• Ensure mobile responsiveness and cross-browser compatibility.
• Integrate basic features such as contact forms, social media links, blog or news section, and newsletter signup.
• Assist with logo, content layout, images, and graphics.
• Provide clear instructions for future updates and maintenance.

Preferred Skills:
• Strong WordPress design and development experience.
• Experience with Elementor or other page builders.
• Knowledge of SEO best practices and website performance optimization.
• Ability to communicate clearly and provide updates during the project.

Project Scope:
• Number of pages: 5–7 pages
• Timeline: 2-3 weeks for landing page, May 1 for full site

How to Apply:
• Email info@seattlebarkdistrict.com and
• Share your portfolio of previous WordPress websites.
• Briefly explain your approach to creating a modern, engaging website.
• Include any suggestions or ideas you think could improve this project.
• Spell out your typical charges.

• This topic was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by WSB.
• This topic was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by Seattle Bark District. Reason: My budget for the project was too low

[undrgrndwmn]

Hoping to find a regular handyman for a series of projects around the house. It has to be someone who’s comfortable working along me and my hubby. First needs are next week on Thursday and Friday, the 19th and 20th – helping hubby move furniture downstairs (dressers, nightstands, mattress, and bed) and then starting demo of our upstairs (large bedroom, small bedroom, hall, tiny bathroom, partial chimney stack). Once we find the right person, there will be many other days of work as the house is going to be a nearly total gut job, broken up into phases and then built back again. Hubby can handle the electrical, but we’d love a hand with framing, drywall, and many other things.

This house is from 1917. Who knows what we’ll find when we tear it apart? There’s no insulation in the walls, some old knob and tube upstairs, literally no idea what else we’ll find.

We value knowledge, flexibility, and patience.

Please email me to reply: shopattack@pm.me – Thanks! Christy

• This topic was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by undrgrndwmn.

[Raymond228]

Hello dear did you still need someone to prune your tree?

[RJ Loch]

Hi Carrington,
Excited to see this posting! I sent a reply on your website but let me know if there is a better way to continue the conversation.
I have some experience and skills that I think could really support this role such as Project Management, Marketing Operations, service industry, and self employment as an Art Therapist. Would love to grow with your team and dial in systems that truly support your needs. I appreciate the time it takes to review replies like mine, and hope you will consider me a candidate

Warmly,
RJ Loch

[WSB]

Historically the fabled “West Seattle hum” has tended to be related to vacuum offloading of dry cargo on the Duwamish River. Every time a new complaint comes in (maybe once a month or so), we check VesselFinder and sure enough, a bulk cargo ship is in.
https://www.vesselfinder.com/

But the only way to verify that is to drive down to West Marginal and see if you can trace it. That’s what we and community leaders did more than a decade ago when this was a raging mystery – TR

[bardont]

Hey West Seattle parrot people! 🦜
Does anyone know of someone who does parrot boarding in or near West Seattle, or have any good experiences with a person/service they’d recommend? We’re looking for a place for our Quaker parrot for about 12 days in May.
Thank you!

[emailnae1]

My neighbor was shouldered after getting off the bus on at the delridge station. The perpetrator walked towards him in a purposefully diagonal route, proceeded to shoulder him, stunning him. At least a younger teen called out the perpetrator as he fled onto the bus.

Based on recent social media posts, shouldering assaults have occurred in Japan to young women not aware of their surroundings (distracted by their phone), allegedly by disgruntled men usually in crowded areas where the perpetrators can easily flee afterwards.

Lately, there seems to be more panhandlers throughout west seattle junctions. It’s concerning that petty crimes may occurring more often in west seattle.

Please be aware and be safe.

[WS Person]

Looking for someone who could prune a very large fig tree. I know I could look for an arborist but curious if there is a fig tree owner who knows how to prune these trees.

Please contact lynjaf @ msn dot com

[Nanny4me]

My name is Sonia. I live in West Seattle and am extremely interested in your nanny position. Please call me! 206-372-4047

[Caitken]

We’re looking for an electrician to help with some home improvements. We’d like to add can lights or something similar to our front entry room and dining rooms. Both rooms have coffered ceilings.

Please reach out to me at chelsea.morrison@uwalumni.com if you’d like to discuss this further. Thanks!

[aidantower@gmail.com]

Hello,

My name is Aidan Tower, I come from a family of artists and grew up doing all I could to help my mother with her interior design showroom. Most of my career has been working for Amazon and Microsoft developing internal processes and while also focusing on continuous improvement. Currently I find myself yearning to be back working closely with art. I believe I have all the tools to be a valued member of the team.

I would love a chance to come in and introduce myself and see how our goals align. Thank you for your time and have a great day!

-Aidan

[Annie Coots]

We’re looking for a detail-oriented, reliable, and friendly professional to join our team as a Part-Time Accounts Payable/Receivable Specialist. If you enjoy working with numbers, keeping things organized, and ensuring accuracy in financial records, we’d love to hear from you!

📍 Position: Part-Time (15–20 hours/week)
💼 Location: West Seattle
🕒 Schedule: Flexible within business hours

What You’ll Do:
• Process and reconcile accounts payable and reconcile and transmit cash receipts
• Maintain accurate financial records and documentation
• Assist with month-end closing and reporting
• Communicate with vendors, patients, and internal teams to resolve discrepancies

What We’re Looking For:
• Experience in accounts payable/receivable or bookkeeping
• Strong attention to detail and organizational skills
• Proficiency with accounting software and Microsoft Excel
• Excellent communication skills and a positive, team-oriented attitude

Why Join Us?
• Flexible schedule to fit your lifestyle
• Supportive and collaborative work environment
• Opportunity to grow your skills in a stable, respected company

How to Apply:
Send your resume and a brief cover letter to acoots@clearviewseattle.com with the subject line: AP/AR Part-Time Application

[nerdseyeview]

I used A Better Roofing when I moved into my house, at 17 years it seems like my supposedly 30 year roof might be failing. I haven’t ruled out using them again yet, depends on what they say when I get them out here to look. But I do want to get an additional bid or two. Would you recommened your roof company? And if so, who are they?

[Ahasiw2028]

Hi Carrington, I replied through your website contact portal to avoid posting personal contact information on this public Blog site for privacy reasons.

• This reply was modified 1 month, 2 weeks ago by Ahasiw2028. Reason: Updated contact information

[kstroker]

Hey, Kent here with the 4040 House light show team. I am looking for occasional help with our light show. I currently need help organizing and storing the light show in our new storage container. I estimate a couple of sunny weekend days for a total of 8 hours right now. It might be a great opportunity for a teen to earn some cash and learn about the light show. I will pay cash at the end of each day, and I am offering $25/hour. If we hit it off, I would like to be able to call upon you for additional help, especially when we get to setting up in mid-September. Contact me at kent.stroker@gmail.com for consideration.

[smartin]

Amazing opportunity! Love the work as well. Just sent over an email through your website but thought I’d drop a comment by here too :) I’ve been making art all my life and have been looking to get more involved in the scene. This sounds right up my alley! Please reach out of you have any questions for me! Always happy to provide. My email is design@shanemart.in. Thank you!

[Ahasiw2028]

Dear Carrington,
I recently moved to West Seattle and looking for art related work. I am a jewelry and woodworking artist and small (1 person) business owner. I understand and appreciate tracking, packing, and multi-tasking to ship inventory to customers. I am highly organized, dependable, flexible and easy to work with. I am accustomed to electronic organization of inventory (supply, customer communications, etc) and care of quality and appearance with shipping. Plus management of shipping supplies, financial receipts, and mindfulness of brand reputation. I use social media accounts to advertise and sell my inventory, in addition to customer engagement. My small business interests would not conflict with your studio needs at all. I am well accustomed to computer data entry, plus able to physically package and ship orders. Please let me know if my reply is of interest to you. My contact information was sent via your website.

• This reply was modified 1 month, 2 weeks ago by Ahasiw2028. Reason: Update contact information

[Rev. Christopher]

Westside Unitarian Universalist Congregation in West Seattle is seeking a part-time Congregational Administrator to support the daily operations of our multigenerational, justice-centered spiritual community. This role is central to keeping our building, communications, and administrative systems running smoothly.

The Administrator is often the first point of contact for members, visitors, and community partners. We are looking for someone organized, tech-comfortable, collaborative, and warm—someone who enjoys supporting volunteers and coordinating the many moving parts of congregational life.

Read Full Job Description Here

Apply Here

Questions? Contact hiring@wsuu.org