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  • #1032967
    Jeannie
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    Very happy to recommend Jorge for lawn service. Jorge and his crew did an outstanding job clearing the overgrowth and weeds around the perimeter of my house. Took only 1.5 hours, and they were very thorough. Reasonable rates, too! You can text him at 1 206 8833140

    mrose
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    BoLavish Lash & Skincare Spa is West Seattle’s premier source for all things lash and skin related. We have an opening on our team for an experienced esthetician who loves to provide high quality lash and esthetic services in a warm and welcoming environment. Our services are by appointment only, which means a flexible schedule for our team members. Commission DOE, online booking provided, generous discounts on services and retail. If this sounds like it might be a good fit for you, please send your resume to bolavishspa@gmail.com

    #1032939
    SeattleCandyCo
    Participant

    Dear too much whine
    I apologize, but your sentence the way you wrote it made it sound like I said I was going to go out and do that I said they told me then you said
    ” we ” I am disabled I couldn’t even and just no- not my style… did you see the story about the wonderful retirement home the Kenny getting vandalized? Probably them. And yeah I’m ranting about a lot of stuff but I was actually told by the editor of the West Seattle Blog and I will reply to each person on here because somebody copy pasted another article in West Seattle Blog stating that there were rules against parking, but that’s not what the editor for West Seattle Blog told me
    I also talked to the cops about this numerous times and like I said I’ve lived on Bonair for almost 9 -10 years, I lived in a big house right above Thriftway for five years before that and I’ve lived in Seattle since 1986..this thread seems to be mainly steered towards the homeless and yes it’s this huge issue but I’m trying to say I guess and I’m not doing it very well I’m usually a better writer I apologize but the point is is that you cannot look at every single RV and assume that person is homeless- this lady came up and totally accosted me the other night she didn’t care if I parked in front of anyone else’s house but as long as I wasn’t parked in front of HER house- and I’m talking about across the street on the Beach side she doesn’t own the beach this is not Malibu California she doesn’t even own the house she actually rents one of three units -because I walked over there to talk to her. I have it all on video by the way -she would not let me get a word in edgewise if you can believe that LOL! I had just had a nice conversation with this other couple and I told them about how I took the RV to Les Schwab in Georgetown and it came back with worse braaks then when I took it there, I can’t seem to get the brakes fixed or else trust me I wouldn be up at Diablo Dam camping right now. I would not be here- why would I need an RV to hang out on Alki when I have an apartment on Alki? I very calmly explaind to this one couple what the situation was, then she comes up behind me and starts telling me to move it and I’m like mam there is no parking up by my house, it was a sunny busy day on the beach and she wouldn’t even let me actually say more than two or three words I them go and unplugged my camera by my window and since I was switching over from the generator to the chassis batteries it only caught the last part of it but she would not let me talk and she didn’t care if it was parked in front of anyone else’s house as long as it wasn’t in front of hers the funny thing is right up the street is a huge tow truck the kind of tow truck that can tow a RV in fact- like a really really big tow truck. I never noticed it before but someone who lives on Alki must drive it because it’s always parked right there I’ve never ever seen a tow sticker on it or whatever from the cops, no one bothers him… then there’s this other big flatbed truck that’s always parked right there and nobody complains about those trucks but they see an RV and they automatically think it’s homeless people I’m just saying why don’t people ask questions before they make assumptions I would be happy to show them the inside of it which looks like a beautiful apartment and explain to them how I got it to hopefully turn it into a food truck because I’ve never understood the design or size of food trucks being like a box truck and then to having no place to stretch out or lay down or take a nap or not having your own bathroom I thought it would be cool to have my own bathroom and have a place to take a nap in case I decide to take my business on the road I wouldn’t have to get a hotel room I thought it was a great idea and I still think it’s a great idea I didn’t plan on being here like I said on another site the guy who sold it to me pretty much screwed me over a week after I got it the brakes stopped working- what would you like me to do set it on fire so that no one has to look at it? Then it gets broken into and I just commented about the gym because it’s funny that people look at me and look at my RV and think these damn filthy RV people and we can’t go to our gym blah blah – I’ve been at that gym since 2012 it’s the last few years that I’ve been paying and haven’t been able to go because of the pandemic. In a nutshell it’s like don’t judge a book by its cover people just need to calm the F down and stop being so vicious. I have done everything to try to make my RV look less like a homeless RV but every time somebody messes with it or it gets broken into that’s not helping me finish painting it and put my company logo on it. I’m not a violent person and I’m not a vindictive person but if that lady had to come up to the wrong person I mean that was very dangerous what she did she has no idea the danger she put herself in she’s lucky that I’m a disabled hippie just trying to do my thing. Anyone else might have punched her etc. But no, I called the cops. And the cop was really nice to me I said I need you to come and tell this lady that she doesn’t have the right to come up to me and tell me where to park. This privilege thinking isn’t cool some of these people do need to get knocked down a couple of notches and I’m not saying it’s going to be me but the next person that she harasses she might not get them calling the cops you might get them coming back and doing something worse than recording or and calling the cops. I’ve got errands to do I got to log off for now but I really hope that this makes people think a little bit about the situation I still want to reply to a couple of the other people on this thread.

    #1032929

    Topic: Home Seeker

    in forum Open Discussion
    Patricia Writer
    Participant

    My husband and I are currently in Virginia but we are relocating to the West Seattle area. Our condo just sold and we should arrive in town around the 10th of June. Prior to our move to Virginia, we lived most of our lives in the PNW. We are returning due to my husband’s deteriorating mobility. The health care here is deplorable. West Seattle would place us close to the Seattle VA Medical Center. My husband is retired military with a guaranteed monthly income. We absolutely love the vibe of West Seattle and are looking for a long-term rental. 1 or 2 bedrooms. We have our eyes on the Whittaker apartments as they have an elevator, walk-in-shower and some of the amenities that would make life for a disabled person easier. I want to open things up and explore a bit before we make a final decision. I have 2 daughters and a sister in the area that can assist with any help I might need in touring or visiting a property. If you or anyone you know has ideas about apartments that might work-or a small house/apartment, please reach out. We have 2 cats that are well-behaved family members. Thank You.

    #1032928

    In reply to: Solstice Park

    spring
    Participant

    So sad to see those nice tennis courts being vandalized by skateboarders and those cutting down the nets.
    Do they do that to those baseball/football fields at the SW athletics fields?

    What do those highly paid park employees paid by our high property taxes do all day in their cozy secluded shelter at Lincoln Park? They drive the nice brand new trucks all day long.

    #1032927
    Schmitz Park Dad
    Participant

    Yep, definitely tired of looking at these RV’s. Also tired of the trash, filth, and smell. Such a shame.

    #1032848
    T Rex
    Participant

    Gracie, you and the city of Seattle are constantly trying to make excuses why people are homeless, how it could happen to any anyone, bad things happen to good people, etc. And I agree with that. To a point. Here is my view and that of others. Because there are two sides if not more to every story.
    What I do not agree with is the experience I have had with homeless people by my place of employment. FILTH and I do mean FILTH everywhere. And the piles and piles of bicycle parts, garbage, numerous abandoned vehicles, old tents left behind, I could go on and on. This population also stole water from our building. Not only stole it but left it running after they were done. Why in God’s name would someone do that? Because of that, we had to put a lock on it so now they cannot get any water. They have butchered our fences of our yard, stolen things from work trucks, whatever they can get their hands on. I would like to think they are buying food, but my gut tells me that is not the case.
    Humans are not supposed to be homeless. There is help out there, but to stay in so called homeless housing provided by Seattle, you also have to follow the rules. No drinking, no drugs, RULES.
    In my view the City of Seattle has contributed to this issue 10-fold, by doing NOTHING and we are just supposed to deal with a community who need mental help, substance abuse rehab and ignore the general rules of living in a somewhat structured society. I should not have to live in fear of a person who loses their sh*t when I simply honk and ask if they can move their car that is parked in the middle of the road.
    I do not have the answers, but thanks for clarifying that if we say something or do something that is not acceptable to some of these people, we can expect pay back. Somehow, I have always knew that. I for one, cannot imagine myself ever being homeless, I have family and I have friends who would do anything for me to help out, and vice versa. Maybe not being able to understand prevents us from looking past the RV, the garbage etc.

    #1032852
    SeattleCandyCo
    Participant

    Dear Too much whine.
    You need to RE-READ what I wrote. This is what I was told. You made it sound like I said I / we do that. I literally cant imagine doing something like that. Today I opened WS blog and saw the story on the Kinney vandalism. Now do you believe me? They stole my new $220 battery held me at gunpoint, took my $300 inverter, another $200 of electronics nailed under the seat like my inverter. I am both a RV owner AND a victim of these jerks. Get it? Im getting it from both sides. But parking on Alki is NOT illegal. I got robbed because I felt I had to move it over by Saltys. The people parked down by the gym I pay $60 a month to go to – in the Dolphin class C are the ones that told me ” every time we get messed with we go out and break stuff. So stop reading whenever you want burying your head in the sand is helping no one. And so I suppose you don’t care that they’re lying in the news on, Etc saying that community outreach programs are going and offering housing blah blah blah? Is Despicable the people are so much more concerned about their view then they are about human life and people who are stuck living in their vehicle. Shame on you.

    #1032855
    spring
    Participant

    Sounds like a THREAT!!

    There are rows of broken down RVs park along the post office at Westwood.

    Very ugly!! sore sight

    #1032902
    cheeseWS777
    Participant

    I love how there is only one response so far because the reason im assuming is the fact that most people who take part in this blogs forum are haters (especially of “homeless”) and all they have is arguments; problems but no solutions. Like to think im sick of it but here i am lol.anyways, thankyou for basicly pointing out it is difficult to expect positive reactions/outcomesfrom those who you disrespect/harass/attack.

    #1032826
    Seahawk Girl
    Participant

    We have an immediate opening for a grounds maintenance person. Experience in all aspects of grounds keeping helpful; experience in building maintenance a plus; tools and equipment supplied by Company. Duties include: mowing lawns, cutting and trimming brush/trees, weeding and maintaining planting beds, blowing walkways, common areas and parking lots, cleaning and pressure washing walkways/parking lots, picking up trash as well as hauling trash. Light building maintenance and other duties as directed by the Maintenance Manager/Property Manager.

    Wages $20.00 per hour, benefit package includes vacation and medical.
    Send your resume to Alkimaintenance@gmail.com

    Alki Property Management, LLC
    2770 Alki Ave SW, Seattle, WA. 98116
    206-932-3000

    #1032840
    2 Much Whine
    Participant

    You totally lost me when you said “every time someone harasses us, we go out at night and break about 10 cars windows.” THAT makes my blood boil. I have no sympathy for someone with that attitude.

    outerspaceseattle
    Participant

    Outer Space Seattle, West Seattles premier indoor playground, is hiring for seasonal shifts! Full time & Part Time jobs available.

    We are in need of:
    -Camp Counselors
    -Weekend Party Hosts

    Starting at $20 per hour. Requirements: must like kids, pass a background check, prompt, responsible, and able to clean the playground.

    Please email us with your resume, and tell us why you would be a good fit.
    info@outerspaceseattle.com

    MoxyJo206
    Participant

    email resume to contact@moxyjos.com to apply!

    Our small but growing, local, woman-owned, eco-friendly cleaning company is hiring! MoxyJo’s is looking for full time house cleaners to join our team.

    Desired:
    Speak basic-intermediate English
    Driver’s license and car insurance
    Live in the area between West Seattle and Kent, Capitol Hill and Federal Way
    Your own smartphone
    Basic knowledge of cleaning and safety protocols
    On time and efficient
    Flexibility; this job has some last minute bookings and schedule changes that you must accommodate

    We offer:
    Training
    $20/hour to start with frequent raises, plus weekly pay and tips
    Birthdays, Thanksgiving and Christmas as paid days off
    Free tax preparation with an accountant
    Weekly breakfast meetings
    Quarterly team dinners/outings
    Monthly chiropractic appointments
    Monthly massage
    Yoga membership
    Monthly acupuncture
    Business license paid
    Liability insurance paid

    We know this is hard work and we don’t believe in over-working or over-stressing our team. This is a great job where you have the opportunity for growth!

    Learn more about us here:

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    #1032799
    dhansen
    Participant

    P/T Utility Person-prep food, dish food, wash dishes
    Great team, free meals
    No late Hours 4-8PM
    Must have food handler’s card, must be vaccinated and be able to pass background check
    Good pay

    #1032797
    JackieBlues
    Participant

    I’ve read on here before about the WS Hum and was wondering if anyone ever really figured out where or what it is? I’ve also read on other websites people hearing it in Arbor Heights and other neighborhoods close by. So here is the weird question…can a person put something into the ground to make a sound and vibration come into another house? I know, weird right, but we have a neighbor that swears up and down that is what they believe has happened at their home.We have gone to said other neighbors house and asked if they put “anything” into their backyard, sprinkler system… and they said no. We are at our wits end on this and said maybe it is your tinnitus…great big NO.
    AGAIN just wondering if anyone else is going thru something like this with someone they care about and don’t just want to come right out and say the “C” word? AND YES we have checked most everything that could make a noise like this inside a house. Hot water tank, pipes, toilets…

    #1032783

    Topic: Solstice Park

    in forum Open Discussion
    Schmitz Park Dad
    Participant

    I went to the Solstice Park tennis courts yesterday and was astounded with what I saw. Nearly every vertical surface was covered with graffiti, the trash can was overflowing, there was trash all over the place, the courts were filthy, weeds on the courts were over 12inches tall, and the courts had massive cracks. This is not what one would expect in one of the wealthiest cities in America with an enormous property tax base. The more these courts are neglected by the Parks Department, the worse they are abused. I have been writing the city regarding the condition of these courts for years.

    Are you pleased with the maintenance of these courts? If not, please contact:

    pks_info@seattle.gov
    Paula.Hoff@seattle.gov
    Lisa.Herbold@seattle.gov
    Debora.Juarez@seattle.gov
    Christena.Coutsoubos@seattle.gov
    Ian.Clare@seattle.gov
    kyle.morrison@seattle.gov

    206-684-7250 – Seattle Parks and Recreation Maintenance
    206-684-7587 – Report Graffiti

    #1032772
    Mi Famiglia on 45th
    Participant

    Do you like kids? Going to the pool? Planning activities? Family in Admiral looking for a summer nanny for 3 kids from June 27 – August 31. 40 hours per week, some flexibility on day to day timing.

    Must have a car, clean driving record and CPR certified. Please text 206-817-5650 or email mifamigliaon45th@gmail.com, if interested.

    Daystarkatie
    Participant

    Health Services Director (Assisted Living Director)
    Daystar Retirement Village – West Seattle
    RN/LPN
    $2500 SIGN ON BONUS*
    Are you a nurse who would enjoy working in an energetic, thriving community with a well-established team who is committed to providing exceptional service? Do you have a passion for seniors and heart to serve? Do you prefer local family ownership as opposed to large corporate structure?
    Daystar Retirement Village, one of West Seattle’s most prestigious retirement and assisted living communities, is seeking a highly skilled, dynamic nurse with a passion for seniors. Our preferred candidate will have the drive to lead our well established and well supported assisted living program, and mentor our amazing team of compassionate, caring individuals. The desired candidate will have previous experience managing a successful assisted living program in Washington State and will preferably have a working knowledge of the Washington State Regulation governing assisted living. If you are a proactive, charismatic leader with a commitment to excellence, then we want to hear from you. For more information about our local, family owned campus, visit our website at http://www.villagegreenretirement.com
    Responsibilities Include but limited to:
    • Oversight of all aspects of the assisted living program, the residents, and staff.
    • Ensure all practices are compliant with Washington State regulations governing assisted living.
    • Hire, train and supervise care staff, medication technicians and resident care coordinator,
    • Develop and maintain health services plans and resident assessments via electronic medical record system for all assisted living clients.
    • Managing licensing inspections, surveys, and investigations in partnership with the campus director.
    • Monitors all medications, reviews documentation, and ensures that all physician orders are followed.
    • Coordinate care and service with home health, hospice, and outpatient rehabilitation services.
    • Cultivate and maintain working relationships with physicians, residents, family members, community staff and department managers.
    Qualifications and Requirements:
    • Current Washington State RN or LPN nursing license in good standing.
    • Experience caring for seniors in a community setting is preferred but not required.
    • Previous leadership/supervisory experience in a related healthcare setting preferred.
    • Working knowledge of the Washington State Regulations governing assisted living preferred.
    • Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
    • Basic computer literacy.
    • Desire to teach, train and mentor others in a supportive, resident centered environment.

    Additional Information:
    • Full time salaried position*
    • Benefits include medical, 401K, paid vacation, sick leave and holidays, and tuition reimbursement* *
    • This position is set up for success with strong support of the Executive Director, exceptional assistant, and long-term staff to help manage department.
    • Our leadership team will coach, teach, train and mentor this position
    • Registered Nurse Delegator and clinical consultants in place to provide ongoing support and assistance, training, and clinical oversight.
    Interested candidates should submit a resume and cover letter to eva@daystarseattle.com

    SouthParkJobs
    Participant

    Are you passionate about the South Park neighborhood? Are you a self-starter who enjoys taking on new challenges? Are you interested in doing meaningful work in our community with a committed and collaborative team? If the answer to each of those questions is “Yes!”, then keep reading!

    Seattle Neighborhood Group is looking for an energetic South Park Public Safety Coordinator to join our team. Full-time (40 hours), $45,000-$52,000 annually. Click here for full job description. Email resume and cover letter to jobs@sngi.org

    SeattleCandyCo
    Participant

    Apparently West Seattle residents think they are both law/parking enforcement and psychics. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but none of you have any clue to the reality of the situation. Dept of Transportation will tell you that every vehicle has 72 hr.s to park. All along Harbor and all the way around through Alki to Beach Drive. Unless otherwise noted. There is NO sign anyplace that says NO RV’s NO HUGE Tow Trucks, NO HUGE Bed Trucks, etc. The law say that after 72 hr.s ANY vehicle has to move off the block.

    You would be surprised to know that most smart people have hidden security cameras. The word hidden means you are not going to see it. So before you go and ” do something ” to someone’s vehicle, picture your face explaining that to your kids. Why did mom get charged with vandalism? But really, it’s not the cops you should worry about. From what I’ve witnessed, some of these people are being pushed to the point where they could snap.
    I sure wouldn’t want to be on the receiving end of a person who’s being harassed. Do yourself a favor and don’t approach whatever RV truck etc you are annoyed with because it messes up your view for a few days. You could also be doing us all a favor. A guy I talked to about his Rv said ” every time someone harasses us, we go out at night and break about 10 cars windows”, so please ya all stop provoking people.

    This is what happens when you mess with someone’s vehicle. Say you break their window. All that’s going to do is force them to stay around longer to get it fixed. In fact, you may be looking at say a RV for instance, and think that 1. They must be homeless. 2. They don’t live on Alki 3. Don’t pay taxes 4. Don’t care about this community 5. Are here to ” party ” at the beach etc. OR Maybe it appears they are attempting to live here for free.

    Also, its the kids who don’t live here who are out at 4 a.m on those scooters and rent-a-bike’s that are likely doing a lot of the burglarizing. I’ve seen some shady looking people out there in the middle of the night.

    I agree that there are some RV’s that its obvious that they are likely doing drugs and homeless. We let’s talk about that. The Salvation Army has a street outreach program ONLY for people living in the vehicles. They mention them every time they talk about the RV problem over by the West Seattle Health Club over on Andover. I myself have paid to go there since 2012. I rarely go now, not because of the RV’s but because of my own health issues. PLus they were closed a lot during the pandemic. So that’s over $2000 I’ve paid to NOT go there once in 3 years. But I don’t like it either, I am afraid for my car to get broken into while I’m there, and I used to like to go swimming at night.

    However seeing what’s going on there, -obviously none of them are running at all, and seeing one or 2 here and there that are moving around so they must run a little bit-that is totally different.

    Did you know that trying to find a mobile mechanic in Seattle is nearly impossible? So until you know the exact reason why that vehicle is around, then its pointless to assume. Why not try leaving a nice note? Not a long rant about why they shouldn’t park there.

    Back to that community outreach program. I can tell you from first hand experience, very recent that they are full of it. They left their card on my business vehicle which we are painting. Which is like a beautiful little apt inside. Although I only planned on sleeping in it while taking the business on the road., so I don’t have to stay in hotels etc. and have my own bathroom, but they left their card on my door and said ” we can help with housing ” WRONG!

    I went through the steps to see if they were for real. Next thing they say is HUD housing is out of money. But they can pay first last deposit. Help people overcome evictions etc. Well my building on Alki is horrible lately. They rented to these people that we all know are dealing and worse they are loud and fighting slamming doors stealing mail, ( I have proof ) Its just been a living hell.

    So I thought, well maybe I’ll let them help me move, and it’s always one thing or another why they cant help. So next time you see a news story on KOMO etc saying ” the city is doing outreach work ” know that they are lying to the public. I even asked them, tell me one person you’ve gotten an apt for” I actually told he to stop spreading false hope.

    She had originally said I was the only one who called them back. Well they didn’t even go talk to the RV’s by the gym. She said she didn’t know where that was. How not? It’s by far the worst spot in the area, right? I have all my texts saved. She seemed cool but they could do other stuff, like help pay storage rent which is only $350 a month right there on Harbor Blvd is a RV Boat and big truck storage place.

    If you have read this much , then read this which is the point of why I took the time to write this: If you could care less about how people in Rv’s for example feel, then why do you expect them to care how you feel about your view? Do you realize that when you approach someone and bully them, you could not only put yourself in a dangerous situation, but put that person in such a state that they could hurt themselves? Really? Your view is more important that pushing someone to the point of them saying screw it and instead of using their gun on you, they kill themself? Pushing someone into self harm is despicable. Shame on you. If you feel this strong about it then write to your city council or the mayor etc. I have to think that there is something else going on with you for you to say to yourself ” My life would be perfect if that big RV just wouldn’t park there ”

    Por favor!
    Gracie Salamanca

    #1032607
    car500
    Participant

    My guy is retiring this summer and I need someone who I can trust and is savvy and intelligent and can help me with my accounts.

    #1032606
    car500
    Participant

    My lawyer just retired and I need someone to help me with my living will and other estate concerns.

    patience
    Participant

    Woman wanted as caregiver for delightful young woman with cerebral palsy in West Seattle. Needs assistance with all activities of daily living. 2-3 days per week; hours negotiable. Looking for someone who is compassionate, diligent, takes pride in doing a good job, and eager to learn. Applicants must be fully vaccinated and able to pass a national background check. Training provided. $16.50/hour minimum. If interested, please reply to this post, or call (no texts) 206-439-6845.

    #1032570

    In reply to: Friendly Reminder

    PLS
    Participant

    There were so many off-leash dogs on Alki the other day during low tide. We were trying to have a nice, peaceful walk but between the barking and the anxiety about being attacked/engaged by a running wet out of control dog our time was completely ruined. It’s to the point where we can no longer go down there for a walk as we should feel comfortable doing.

    Shame on all you dog owners. SHAME. And I’m fed up with it. I’ve asked nicely, I’ve written letters, posted on boards, etc and it’s only getting worse. So, open letter to all dog owners on Alki Beach:

    From now on I will have bear spray and a thick walking stick with me. Be forewarned. If any dog comes anywhere near me or my family it will get both in the face with no mercy. And to those who are aghast, I’m sorry for the dog but I have every right to protect myself and my family. The trauma and debilitating physical pain caused by the anxiety combined with the loss of the one true happy place we enjoyed is devastating.

    The dog owner has no agency in the matter, having forsaken any rights by letting their dog loose on a beach, breaking two laws directly and creating an unsafe and hostile environment for us.

    I wish you had a place to take your dog to run free, I really do. The dog deserves it. But our rights to a peaceful walk are within the law and supersede that. The laws are clear and exist for a reason.
    Dogs must be on leash.
    Dogs are not allowed on Alki Beach.

    Period.

    End of story.

    There is no but, no negotiation, no what about …. get off the damn beach.

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