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  • #978408

    In reply to: bike riders

    Graciano
    Participant

    I don’t think anyone, bikes, auto’s and or people are to be on the high-rise right now and i understand CarDriver’s point/comment.
    I am also sure if Car Driver was to have said he saw autos there, there would be a 100 plus comments here and not just because it is closed to MV traffic!

    • This reply was modified 6 years ago by Graciano.
    • This reply was modified 6 years ago by Graciano.
    laulau
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    Hi all! I’m wondering if you might have a big patch of creeping thyme, creeping phlox or sedum plants that you would like removed or divided. I have a spot that could use quite a lot! Tried to purchase plug trays but most distributors are out of stock and buying 3in pots is too much $$$. I would take as many as you have and would of course be happy to do the digging.

    Thanks!

    mehud7
    Participant

    I haven’t noticed. What I have noticed though, is that people are struggling right now. Maybe you could help them out by bringing your lawn care tools up there and doing some work.

    #978369
    frecol
    Participant

    Huge thanks and great appreciation to all the photographers who share their wonderful shots of birds on the blog. I am a huge fan of Mark Wangerin’s contributions. Seeing the incredible photo of two owls today just made my day. Thank you so much!

    Gwolanin
    Participant

    The triangle building property at corner of Wildwood and Bracepoint (across the street from Endolynes Joes) has been neglected and is a neighborhood eyesore! Has anyone noticed this? Weeds are over a foot tall and spreading seeds everywhere, trees not trimmed, grass not mowed, etc. Looks like no maintenance/upkeep for months. I know most tenants (dentist, massage…) are closed due to social distancing. Any suggestions of how to complain to owners, city?

    #978334
    CarDriver
    Participant

    Thank’s to all that have replied. It has been fun finding out. Another question. Where did the name “Luna Park” come from. And it would be fun for WSB to bring back their “history Thursday” section. In addition to old photo’s they could add people and places.

    phoenix
    Participant

    Long story short … we need a new lawnmower because our teenage son drove over the front part of it while parking the car in the garage. I wish I was making this up.

    We would appreciate any recommendations for affordable lawnmowers.

    #978285
    starea1
    Participant

    If you are in need of non-medical face masks, I am sewing them, and asking for a donation to cover the cost of materials. Most people are giving me around $5 per mask, but some give a bit less, and others have given me as much as $10 a piece. Thank you in advance for helping me to purchase more fabric and elastic, etc. with your donations.

    You can view the 24 different fabric designs, and read all the details about them on my ebay posting here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/324161392255. Since there are tons of face masks for sale on ebay already, I am not getting many sales there. But I am not really interested in making money from my face masks. I’ve given many out to friends and family members already and have gotten lots of positive feedback.

    FYI, my face masks have 3 layers for more protection: 1 layer of non-woven interfacing sewn between 2 layers of 100% pre-washed cotton fabric. Bendable wire sewn in along bridge of nose for tighter fit. If you need a larger or smaller mask, or would prefer ties instead of elastic then email me, and I will try to accommodate your needs. The custom sizes and styles are more labor-intensive so an additional donation is appreciated.

    I will be adding 12 more fabric designs to my ebay listing within the next few days!
    If you live in the area we could do a no-contact porch pick up or I could mail them to you, if you’d prefer. People have been leaving cash in an envelope for me upon pickup, or sending me their donation via Venmo. Feel free to email me (stacey1955@gmail.com) if you want to arrange to get some of my handmade face masks. Turnaround times vary, depending on how many orders are ahead of yours at the time you place your order.

    Stay safe, everyone!

    jtvhelper
    Participant

    Junction True Value Hardware is looking for a team member to work on the sales floor. Background in sales, home construction or home maintenance helpful but not required. Experience in plumbing or paint a plus.

    Duties may include:
    -Helping customers solve problems
    -Stocking shelves
    -Maintaining a neat and orderly environment
    -Ordering merchandise
    Full time and part time work available. Must pass drug test.

    If you want to work close to home in a friendly environment and be of service to your neighbors, we would like to talk to you!

    For more information call 206-932-0450, and speak to or leave a message for Brian Coulston. You can also email Brian@JunctionTrueValue.com

    WestsideSchool
    Participant

    Part-Time Math Teacher for 6th grade
    (10 months 0.4 FTE)

    Westside School teachers and staff work collaboratively to inspire creativity, innovation, and to deepen our sense of community. Westside faculty are exceptionally qualified in our fields, committed to being lifelong learners, and are passionate about our work. Our academic structure places a high value on integrated curriculum and project-based learning, with intentional administrative support. At Westside School, we value different backgrounds and ideas. Individuals from all cultures and communities are encouraged to apply.
    Located in the Arbor Heights neighborhood of West Seattle, Westside serves 330 students in preschool through eighth grade. Westside’s Middle School serves 140 students in 5th-8th grade and is organized into two grade-level teams who collaborate to both implement and design meaningful curriculum.

    The Part-Time Math Teacher for 6th grade will teach math to two small classes of 6th graders (of approximately 8 students each) four times a week, participating part-time in the life of the school, and upholding the mission, vision, and values of Westside School.

    Reports to: Middle School Head

    Key responsibilities of this role will include:
    Perpetuating a highly engaged student and faculty culture, characterized by high expectations and a strong sense of community.
    Teaching two half-sections of sixth grade math, each 4 x 55 minute periods a week.
    Differentiating instruction to serve both high achievers and those needing extra support.
    Collaborating closely with the 5th/6th grade full-time Math Teacher and the Director of Learning Support and Instruction.
    Attending faculty and community meetings, when schedule allows, and participating in the life of the school.
    Option to participate in outdoor excursions in both the fall and spring trimesters.

    Successful candidates will have the following personal and professional attributes:
    Math teaching experience in the middle school grades.
    A degree in education, mathematics, or a related field.
    Fluency in a variety of instructional techniques and approaches.
    Experience in developing curriculum and differentiating instruction to serve both high achievers and those needing extra support.
    Compassion for the social and emotional needs of 6th graders.
    Enthusiasm for working collaboratively with colleagues including the desire to plan integrative curriculum experiences across disciplines.
    Ability to work and communicate well with all levels of faculty and staff.
    Ability to work and communicate well with students and their parents.
    An expressed effort to collaborate with colleagues, accept feedback, and conduct oneself in a professional manner.
    A positive attitude and sense of humor.
    Masters Degree preferred.

    Start Date: August 17, 2020

    Compensation and Benefits: This is a part-time (0.4 FTE) position for the 2020-2021 academic school year.

    Westside School prepares students for the world by challenging them to achieve academic success, and by connecting their human spirit and imagination to learning.

    To Apply: Please submit a resume and cover letter, a statement of educational philosophy, and three professional references, to employment@westsideschool.org

    Westside School is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

    Mountain2Sound
    Participant

    Mountain to Sound Outfitters is a successful, local paddle and snow sport store in West Seattle. We supply quality service, products and community to the Northwest and beyond. Our business is growing! We need new, strong, dedicated staff members to help enhance our store and e-commerce site. http://www.m2soutfitters.com. We also run Alki Kayak Tours in West Seattle.

    If you have experience in retail sales, love paddle sports, the Puget Sound and engaging with customers on a regular basis, this is the position for you!

    Daily Duties of Paddle Sports Sale Associate
    – Engage with customers to help educate and purchase paddling equipment, kayaks and stand up paddle boards
    – Handle money and operate a modern cloud based point of sale system
    – Merchandise and organize store inventory and maintain a clean, organized store
    – Organize boats and boards, assist in receiving and unpacking large shipments
    – Assist Head of Sales in achieving sales goals and other seasonal projects

    Long Term Duties
    – Collaborate with other staff to participate in annual events and festivals
    – Assist in store sale promotions and customer outreach
    – Assist in a bi-annual inventory of paddle sports equipment.

    Qualifications
    – 1-3 years of experience in retail and/or sales.
    – Passion or interest in Northwest paddle sports
    – Ability to work with customers and other staff without discrimination
    – Takes instruction well from management and senior staff members.
    – Moderate knowledge of industry brands and vendors
    – Excellent technical abilities. Able to learn web platforms quickly and troubleshoot issues independently.

    Compensation
    – 20-30 hours a week
    – Hourly wage between $15-17 depending on experience
    – This position is designed to be seasonal through October, but for the right person with experience in winter sports the position could extend through winter season.

    Please send a resume and cover letter to orders@m2soutfitters.com to be considered for this position.

    #978090
    LisaH
    Participant

    FREE TOMATOES (Roma and Beefsteak) and BELL PEPPERS (Orange Wonder)!….
    All I ask is that you come into my back yard and see what else I have for sale, take only what you need… and bring a box! LOL
    7333 29th Ave SW 10am – 5pm until gone

    #978073
    CecilyN
    Participant

    With times being hard financially and emotionally it was refreshing to have a plumber come the same day I called, he fixed the clogged sewer line and the bathroom sink. He was not out to get more money, simply to do the job, and he did it well. I would recommend Joe the Plumber for anyone! He was awesome!

    joetheplumberseattle.com
    206-285-2434

    Thank you! CN

    • This topic was modified 6 years ago by CecilyN. Reason: Phone for plumber in wrong location
    #978058

    In reply to: Don Armeni

    22blades
    Participant

    I have seen a number of boat trailers pull up to only find the gates closed. Boating’s open but the ramp is closed. I wonder if there’s a way to accommodate boaters. I understand that if the gate is open, non-boaters will try to park inside. Low priority but maybe move the pay station one boat & trailer length inside the gate?

    PS: they seem to be doing some much needed catch up maintenance while they have the chance.

    #978032
    livewire
    Participant

    The ceiling in our finished basement needs an upgrade. We are looking for recommendations/references for someone who can do electrical and sheet rock work. Any referrals appreciated.

    #977968
    westcaffeladro
    Participant

    7011 California Ave SW #1954, Seattle, WA 98136

    Reports To:

    Store Manager

    Department:

    Retail

    Exemption Status:

    Non-Exempt / $13.50 Hourly + Tips

    About Caffe Ladro:

    Now a Seattle coffee institution, Caffe Ladro opened our first location on Upper Queen Anne in 1994. People ask about the company name origin. Caffe Ladro is Italian for coffee thief. When we opened up right next to Starbucks and we intended to pinch their customers with the best Seattle coffee and staff we could find.

    From the intimate vibe of that single café and bakery, we grew to fifteen locations (and still growing) in and around Seattle. Each Caffe Ladro maintains our superb Seattle coffee, signature friendly atmosphere, and freshly baked goods made by our own in-house bakery.

    Coffee Good

    To us, it is short-hand for the many connections we make through COFFEE with customers, staff, family, farmers, and buyers.

    All of these people help make our world GOOD.

    Ladro strives to make customers and employees feel this GOOD by roasting and serving COFFEE with profound care.

    Position Summary:

    Make great coffee to Ladro standards, continually develop barista skills and coffee palate, serve great pastries, and provide excellent customer service to customers. Show up reliably and on time for shifts, which will be at varied times and may include early mornings and/or late nights. Have fun at work, enjoy a fast-paced environment, and keep busy. Engage in once a month cuppings, tasting and testing palate with new Single origin coffees or Blends. Learn new brewing methods such as Chemex, Bonavita and Aeropress!

    Duties:

    Make great coffee

    Enjoy interacting with customers and co-workers

    Perform basic cash-handling

    Open and/or close the store regularly

    Confidential Page 1

    Cleaning all areas of the café including restrooms and outside areas

    Stock and monitor inventory

    Document and minimize waste

    Clock in/out and report tips accurately

    Cover at other locations when needed

    Attend and participate in regular staff meetings and monthly coffee cuppings

    Qualifications/Job Requirements:

    Previous coffee and/or retail experience preferred

    Successful completion of initial barista training program

    Ability to stand for long periods of time, perform tasks requiring manual dexterity and lift up to 40 pounds.

    Willingness and ability to cover shifts occasionally

    Possess basic math/cash handling skills

    Outgoing friendly attitude

    Desire to interact with customers

    Please contact us at yournewjobatcaffeladro@gmail.com and submit your cover letter and resume.

    #977967
    westcaffeladro
    Participant

    West Seattle Caffe Ladro is Hiring!

    7011 California Ave SW #1954, Seattle, WA 98136

    Reports To:

    Store Manager

    Department:

    Retail

    Exemption Status:

    Non-Exempt / $13.50 Hourly + Tips

    About Caffe Ladro:

    Now a Seattle coffee institution, Caffe Ladro opened our first location on Upper Queen Anne in 1994. People ask about the company name origin. Caffe Ladro is Italian for coffee thief. When we opened up right next to Starbucks and we intended to pinch their customers with the best Seattle coffee and staff we could find.

    From the intimate vibe of that single café and bakery, we grew to fifteen locations (and still growing) in and around Seattle. Each Caffe Ladro maintains our superb Seattle coffee, signature friendly atmosphere, and freshly baked goods made by our own in-house bakery.

    Coffee Good

    To us, it is short-hand for the many connections we make through COFFEE with customers, staff, family, farmers, and buyers.

    All of these people help make our world GOOD.

    Ladro strives to make customers and employees feel this GOOD by roasting and serving COFFEE with profound care.

    Position Summary:

    Make great coffee to Ladro standards, continually develop barista skills and coffee palate, serve great pastries, and provide excellent customer service to customers. Show up reliably and on time for shifts, which will be at varied times and may include early mornings and/or late nights. Have fun at work, enjoy a fast-paced environment, and keep busy. Engage in once a month cuppings, tasting and testing palate with new Single origin coffees or Blends. Learn new brewing methods such as Chemex, Bonavita and Aeropress!

    Duties:

    Make great coffee

    Enjoy interacting with customers and co-workers

    Perform basic cash-handling

    Open and/or close the store regularly

    Confidential Page 1

    Cleaning all areas of the café including restrooms and outside areas

    Stock and monitor inventory

    Document and minimize waste

    Clock in/out and report tips accurately

    Cover at other locations when needed

    Attend and participate in regular staff meetings and monthly coffee cuppings

    Qualifications/Job Requirements:

    Previous coffee and/or retail experience preferred

    Successful completion of initial barista training program

    Ability to stand for long periods of time, perform tasks requiring manual dexterity and lift up to 40 pounds.

    Willingness and ability to cover shifts occasionally

    Possess basic math/cash handling skills

    Outgoing friendly attitude

    Desire to interact with customers

    Please contact us at yournewjobatcaffeladro@gmail.com and submit your cover letter and resume.

    #977963
    starea1
    Participant

    If you are in need of non-medical face masks, I am sewing them and would like to donate them to people in my community. I’m just asking for a small donation to cover the cost of materials, like a couple of dollars. You can view the samples and all the details about them on my ebay posting here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/324161392255. Since there are tons of face masks for sale on ebay already, I am not getting any sales there. But I am not really interested in making money from my face masks. I’ve given many out to friends and family members already and have gotten lots of positive feedback. Feel free to email me (stacey1955@gmail.com) if you want to arrange to get some from me. We could do a no-contact porch pick up or I could mail them to you if you’d prefer. Stay safe, everyone!

    #977959
    juliawsea
    Participant

    Update on 5/11/20: Yes, I’m still sewing cotton face masks. Lead time is about 2-3 weeks. Prices will rise on June 1 to $15 each (complimentary always to elderly, unemployed or medical workers), so reserve yours now!
    Julia

    #977873
    wseakell
    Participant

    I’d like to air a grievance about the line at the White Center Starbucks. First let me say hats off to the people that work there – they’re doing an awesome job and working so hard to make sure we all have delicious coffee and yummy food. The main problem with the line(s) that form here are there are two (even three, or four depending on how you look at it) ways the line can form. This then takes effort from people, much like the zipper merge, to let people in that may have come in after you, to keep traffic moving and the flow making sense. Today, on Mother’s Day, I pulled in from SW 100th to get off the road, entering the line that had formed through the parking lot. I figured that someone would let me in, just like I would do in that situation. Also much like the Ambaum and SW 148th Starbucks, where people can grasp that design of letting a car in here, a car in there. However, the guy driving the car that would have made sense to let me in front of pulled in AS CLOSE as he could possibly get to the car in front of him to box me out. Maybe this wasn’t the best move, but I did roll down my window and say something to the effect of “hey! that’s kind of rude, this is an entrance too” to which he said a couple of things back to me, none of which I can remember. Then the “Gen Z” guy behind him started shouting at me, pulled the same move to box me out, then rolled down the window and called me a “carrot!” Thinking that was in reference to my red hair, I asked to confirm “what does that mean?” to which he replied with a hand wave as if I would never understand “oh, it’s a Gen Z term, basically stop being a bitch and get in line like everyone else!” I was so stunned that someone called me a bitch first thing in the morning on Mother’s Day, and then the tears started coming! I did call the Starbucks while in line and taddle on the guy, letting them know the red Subaru man was VERY RUDE. The manager was great and asked if I was all right, which I was. I don’t know what I expected from that call, but it made me feel better, much like writing this does as well. So, thanks for reading. And if this is anything, it is a friendly reminder to be nice to each other in this world where everyone is so on edge. (That’s a reminder for me too, as after a few great bear hugs from my husband when I got home, he reminded me that maybe the Starbucks gods were hitting me with some Karma for honking at a guy in line at Starbucks the other day … not my best move, and he’s probably right.)

    • This topic was modified 6 years ago by wseakell.
    Puppyluck
    Participant

    Discovered my very old chimney was leaking and I was given the referral for
    Arcon Chimney Repair, 206-931-5252
    They just finished today and did a Really Good Job, looks great.
    I would highly recommend this company.

    hinkey
    Participant

    Looking for a finish carpenter to rebuild all of the windows on the South side of our house prior to getting the exterior painted later in the year. Looking for someone capable of high quality work that can rebuild the windows original to the 1929 look and get them repainted or ready for painting. Also have some misc. interior work that may be added. Timeframe – looking to start immediately, but can be flexible.

    John Hinkey
    206-618-6983
    hinkey@seanet.com

    #977822
    dmk
    Participant

    Anyone available today or maybe next weekend to help with yardwork? Mostly weeding. You will have to provide your own transportation we are in the Admiral District. $20/hour email me dmk11 at live dot com

    #977764
    LisaH
    Participant

    WHAT: Vegetable Starts, Succulents and More!
    Zucchini, Acorn Squash, Butternut Squash, Spaghetti Squash, Pumpkin, Zusketti! (come check it out) Artichoke, Asparagus, Mammoth Sunflower, Bell Pepper, Mint, Catnip, Eggplant, Red Kidney Bean, Sweet 100 Cherry tomato, Roma and Beefsteak tomato and many more surprises!
    1 Year old Established Japanese Maple Starts.
    Succulent (Hen & Chicks) tubs, containers and Gift Baskets! The Gift baskets make wonderfully Unique Mother’s Day gifts or any occasion and we can make custom gift labels for you!
    We will continue to follow CDC guidelines and limit the number of customers if necessary.
    WHEN: Saturday and Sunday May 9th and 10th 10am to 6pm
    WHERE: 7333 29th Ave SW. Seattle

    #977772
    Siqala69
    Participant

    I have several years of greenhouse and gardening experience. I am a hard worker and I am very interested in this position. Please feel free to contact me.

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