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[pistolpete]

I’m in the Alaska Junction area. I have a small patch of grass (maybe 10′ x 30′) that I would like to hire someone to mow.

Anyone interested?

[VBD]

The biggest problem with bike lanes is that they inevitably become multi-use trails. Alki has both a pedestrian sidewalk and a bike trail, but it never works out like that. I almost never use the bike trail, because it can be completely clogged, and getting up to 10 mph can be a challenge.

Except for the few empty trails, or when I have no other choice, I much prefer just riding on the road. For me, it just seems safer.

[Chemist]

When I first moved to Seattle years ago, I would occasionally have reason to be walking the Burke Gilman trail in the morning, with its normal bike traffic. This was pre-ebike assist. As someone who wasn’t biking, it was several months before I eventually realized I’d heard a complete statement of “on your left” instead of a command to move left, a statement that “you should be further left”, etc. I didn’t dart in any particular direction, but even a pedestrian without headphones on might only catch the very last bit of what you’re trying to say audibly if you’re passing at 20+ mph. That was during the times where WA didn’t respect the driver’s license I had from another state and made me re-take the written (which I aced all questions on).

[Seattle E-Bike]

More safety tips. Until two years ago, all bike helmets had a speed rating of 25 kph. That is only 15 mph. Every year, I would travel to Eurobike in Freiderichshavn Germany, and meet with Abus executives to urge them to come out with an E-Bike helmet. 2 years ago, they did. 45 kph, which is about 25 mph, the rating conferred by the Dutch Government. Solid rating. Abus sent us the first dozen they shipped to the U.S. Great helmet, very comfortable and adjustable, 45 kph rating, bright rear light. Compartment with built in, pop out, rain cover.

We have been urging all of our customers to buy them. Even slow bikes go fast down hills. I have been passed by a slow bike going 40 mph down 35th Avenue SW.

They are pricey, $149.95, but a bargain compared to brain damage. AND, If you live in West Seattle, White Center, Westwood, Highland Park, or South Park, You get one FREE. Just come into Seattle E-Bike, buy a $2500 or more E-Bike, and get an Abus Pedelec Helmet.

[Seattle E-Bike]

First, if you have, or buy, a 28 mph bike (there are lots of 20 mph bikes as well) slow down when you are passing a pedestrian or slow bike. About 10 yards out, start ringing the pedestrian bell. It has a pleasant little classic bike tinkling sound. About 10 feet out, say our loud “I’m on your right” or “I’m on your left”. This prevents the pedestrian or slow bike from swerving in front of you. Works every time. If you don’t, sooner or later a pedestrian will move in front of you. Slow bikes tend to keep going straight.

[MeganChaudhari]

Primary Objective: If you live in West Seattle, don’t cross the bridge – come work for the Best-Loved Drug Store in the Northwest! There is a reason our customers say “Oh – I love Bartells”! This is the entry level position to our management program. You will be in training to become an Assistant Store Manager and will effectively assist the Store Manager in the operation of a profitable, safe, clean retail drugstore. The wage range for this position is $18.00 to $20.00 per hour. You will assist in maintaining positive employee and customer relations at all times because, after all – that’s what has set Bartells apart in the industry for years! Who wouldn’t want to be a part of that? Come join us!

Reports to: Store Manager

Major Responsibilities and Duties Which May Be Considered Essential:

In the absence of the Store Manager and the Assistant Store Manager, the Second Assistant has full responsibility for the operation of the store.
Must properly execute refunds and exchanges in a positive and timely manner in order that good customer service levels are maintained. Insure that customers are acknowledged and assisted with their needs quickly and courteously.
Must assist the Store Manager in maintaining balanced inventory levels of clean salable goods. Must be familiar with current ad products, prices and locations to assist customers in locating merchandise.
Must provide product and service information as needed.
Must set a professional example by enforcing policies such as attendance, proper dress and grooming code, customer service, and proper cash handling and exercising reasonable control of expenses.
Must assist the Store Manager in creating and maintaining good morale through an Open Door policy, constant two-way communication, cooperation and effective on-going training of all store personnel. The Second Assistant has the authority to direct the work of all employee associates except for the technical aspects relating to the practice of Pharmacy.
Must deal with issues in a tactful, courteous and professional manner.
Must be able to prioritize & delegate tasks. Must monitor & follow up in a timely manner with store associates on delegated tasks to insure proper completion.
Must support the Bartell Merchandising Guide standards.
Must safeguard the store’s assets to include handling daily store cash deposits, petty cash funds and each register’s cash flow. Insure that cash drops are performed in a timely & secure manner during the course of the day. May on occasion take daily store deposit to the bank.
Must on occasion, operate a cash register proficiently.
Must have reliable transportation and be available for transfer to different Bartell Drugs stores in the Puget Sound area as needed.
Must be able to stock merchandise at all levels of the shelving in the store in a timely manner.
Other duties as assigned
Qualifications and Skills Required:

High school diploma or equivalent preferred.
Six months of prior retail experience preferred.
Must be at least 21 years of age.
Must demonstrate courteous and professional interpersonal communication skills towards customers, supervisors and fellow employee associates.
Must be able to quickly and accurately perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole numbers, decimals, fractions, percentages, and dollars.
Must be able to read, write, speak, and comprehend conversational English.
Must be able to work independently with minimal direction.
Physical Requirements:

Frequent reaching at all levels to stock shelves and/or operate a cash register. Frequent repetitive hand movements and fine finger manipulation to operate a cash register. Occasional repetitive arm movement to stock shelves. Constant handling and grasping of merchandise, containers, cartons, and/or money.
Must frequently bend or stoop to stock below waist-height shelves and to remove merchandise from carts. Crouching, twisting, or pivoting at the waist and kneeling or squatting to low shelves also required.
Must be able to frequently lift 20-40 lbs. from floor to chest. Frequently lift 1-2 lbs. from floor to 7 feet.
Must frequently carry 1-2 lbs. for 5 to 10 feet. Occasionally carry 20 to 40 lbs. for 15 feet.
Must be able to push/pull 25 to 40 lbs. of force occasionally.
Must on occasion climb ladder or step stool.
Must be able to stand for long periods of time with walks of short distances at a brisk pace.
Must be able to quickly and accurately perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole numbers, decimals, fractions, percentages and dollars.
Must be able to operate a handtruck, grocery cart, stock carts, electronic cash register, pricing guns, box crushers, box cutter, conveyor belt, Camera department computer, MSI ordering machine, telephone, intercom, and various POS equipment where applicable

If interested, please email ariel.chin@bartelldrugs.com or Apply Online

[newnative]

I was sent to work from home from my lower Queen Anne office last month. I haven’t ridden the bus since 3/13. I live in Admiral district and have seen the buses dwindle down to now nothing. I’m wondering if anyone is still commuting to work from West Seattle to downtown (or beyond) and what it’s like. anyone taking the water taxi? How are drivers handling the changes (not to mention the bridge closure).

[LisaH]

WHAT: Vegetable Starts, Succulents and More!
Zucchini, Acorn Squash, Spaghetti Squash, Pumpkin, Zusketti! (come check it out) Artichoke, Mammoth Sunflower, Bell Pepper, Mint, Catnip, Sweet Corn, Cilantro, 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!
WHEN: Saturday and Sunday April 25th and 26th 10am to 6pm
WHERE: 7333 29th Ave SW
We will be following CDC guidelines and limiting the number of customers if necessary.

[Carew Law]

Carew Law Office has a primarily Washington superior court civil litigation practice, and occasionally federal court civil litigation.
During the COVID crisis, we need a project-based Legal Assistant to immediately help in West Seattle. The ideal candidate is a team player with a positive attitude, respects people with diverse backgrounds, and has a professional demeanor and excellent verbal and written skills.

Education/Training:
Previous administrative/legal experience or internship experience is required. Specifically, the candidate must be proficient in expertly and efficiently e-filing in Superior Courts in any county in Washington state. A working knowledge of Adobe, Outlook, Word and Excel is a must. You will be required to work from home, provided you have a high-speed internet connection, an ability to maintain work in protected files on your computer, a reasonably current and secure computer with up-to-date anti-virus software, as well as current, updated versions of Adobe (not just Adobe reader), Outlook, Word and Excel software.

Skills:
The individual will principally be responsible for making requested revisions to pleadings, timely filing pleadings with the courts, and ensuring the pleadings are also emailed to opposing counsel.

The ability to learn security measures associated with working remotely is a must.

The ideal candidate has excellent communication and strong organization skills, can efficiently multitask, is willing to shift priorities as they come, extraordinary attention to detail, and has the ability to maintain strict confidentiality.

Availability:
Must be available to do online filing with the courts every weekday. Pay will be on an hourly basis, anticipating 5 hours per week to begin.

Duties:
Potential to expand after the COVID-19 crisis passes and courts open up again. During the crisis, as we develop a working relationship and trust, your duties in the near future may include:
• Prepare and organize materials for Summary Judgment, mediation, depositions, etc.
• File documents with various Courts (hardcopies and e-copies)
• Help manage and accurately maintain office filing (hardcopies and e-files)
• Help intake and track discovery production
• Help create and manage scans of hardcopies for office records
• Additional tasks as they present themselves

Please submit your resume and cover letter, with references, to shane@carewlaw.com. No phone calls please. We will begin reviewing applications immediately.

[alanseawa]

Lost a “key fob” for a 2019 Chevrolet Bolt, probably in/around Lincoln Park (possible along the high trail) on/about Monday, April 20th. $50 reward if found and is in working condition.

[jissy]

Jenn: Maybe try contacting the WSB at westseattleblog@gmail.com & see if they can contact Heather? It looks like she’s only ever made this one post and likely forgot about it. I think every commenter has to register with an email address (I can’t remember exactly I signed up so long ago) but might be worth a try?

[SGC]

Seattle Green Cleaner is still working. We’re following guidelines by the WHO, CDC, and EPA. We’re a locally owned and operated, 5 time award-winning small business operating out of West Seattle. Feel free to get an Instant Estimate and then book online or email us.

Thank you!

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[IndigoAdmin]

For more details and to apply: http://careers.indigorealestate.com/apply/vMw7HZrsEo/Leasing-Consultant
Please submit any inquiries through the link above.

Indigo Real Estate is seeking a full-time Leasing Professional to oversee the day to day leasing operations of a conventional 103 unit Multifamily apartment community in the West Seattle area of Seattle.
At Indigo Real Estate, we attribute much of our success to the strengths of our team members and we are seeking a Leasing Professional who is passionate about customer service, property management leasing, and is driven to succeed.

Job Description:
We are looking for a highly organized, energetic, self-starter who enjoys a fast-paced work environment and takes ownership in all aspects of their work. The successful candidate will possess outstanding customer service talents, multitasking and problem-solving skills and the ability to react with appropriate levels of discretion and urgency to situations or events that require quick response and superb communication. This candidate will be passionate about providing exceptional service and hospitality to consistently exceed customer expectations, finding great satisfaction in helping to create a sense of community, and solution oriented with a positive attitude.
The Leasing Professional is responsible for completing regular market survey reports, planning, controlling, and directing the day to day leasing operations of the property, and for maintaining effective and harmonious resident relations. The purposes of this position are to maintain strong occupancy through leasing skills, working alongside the manager of the property in accordance with ownership/Indigo guidelines, meet the financial objectives of the ownership and management, to protect the value and integrity of the real estate, and to be responsive to all applicable government agency standards and requirements. This position includes, but not limited to leasing, collections, resident services, maintenance, assisting with marketing budgeting, information reporting and completion of all compliance related documentation for the property while maintaining compliance with applicable partners, laws and company policies.
The following attributes are desirable for job success: experience in leasing a multifamily conventional property, direct experience with Yardi management software, ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing. A successful candidate has the ability to work well under pressure, is self-motivated, self-directed, and is able to work with/without direct supervision.

Experience:
• At least 1 year of leasing for a multifamily community experience is desirable;
• Experience with City of Seattle MFTE program and files is desirable;
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills;
• Ability to exercise quick and accurate judgement and maintain confidentiality;
• Effective conflict resolution and customer service skills;
• Ability to set priorities and multi-task with a strong attention to detail;

Employment Benefits
Indigo offers a positive, team-oriented work environment, competitive wages, performance incentives, and a full benefits package for full-time employment upon meeting eligibility requirements.
• Compensation is competitive based on experience
• Medical/Dental/Vision
• Medical Flex-spend Account
• Life Insurance
• 401(k) Retirement Savings plan with Employer match
• Vacation Time
• Sick & Safe Leave
• Numerous, additional employee resource programs
Compensation: DOE – 401K, medical, dental, paid vacation, personal, and sick time available after successful completion of introductory period.
Job Type: Full Time

[newnative]

I understand that United Airlines provides PPE for their employees, however the transmission problem goes beyond airlines due to the virus being treated differently according to which airport you’re in. For example, the airport, TSA and airline employees all ride the same port bus from the parking lot and it can be crowded. If other employees are not wearing PPE, then they could spread the virus to those who are. Also the airport itself is enclosed, circulates old, dry air where the virus can be spread by all the other people who aren’t wearing PPE. I would look into how you could protect yourself in that situation.

[Junction Joe]

I have been avoiding air travel for the past couple months for Covid-19 safety concerns. Last week I reluctantly took an unavoidable flight. I flew with Alaska Airlines, assuming they implemented adequate safety precautions. From the Alaska Airlines counter, to the gate, during the flight, and on the jet way, I directly encountered 15 Alaska Airlines employees. These employees all came well within 6 feet of me, often within a couple feet, and only one was wearing a facemask. I am concerned that this company is placing its employees at risk, and in turn putting its customers at risk. These employees come in direct contact daily with hundreds of the traveling public in an enclosed environment. Trader Joes, Starbucks, Wal-Mart, and other grocers all require their employees to wear facemasks. The CDC recommends wearing a cloth face covering whenever in public, which I do. How does an airline not require its flight attendants and other employees who come in direct contact with the public not to wear face coverings?

Unfortunately, I have some unavoidable travel in the future. I am wondering if anyone can recommend another airline which has implemented good safety precautions.

[patience]

Great opportunity to assist delightful, fun-loving young lady with cerebral palsy, who needs assistance with all activities of daily living. Hands-on training and ongoing support provided. Peaceful, clean, organized work environment. Private home in West Seattle. Hours, schedule are negotiable. M-F, 3-5 days a week. If interested, please reply to this posting.

[MatthewDavis]

If you need furnace work in West Seattle and do not user James Heating, you are a covidiot. Our furnace went down with a broken igniter, and no one else could come except for SW. They came and said it would be $300 for the igniter and $500 for the job, but they had to order it. My wife said that she had seen a great review for James, so I called. He came in a few hours (weaving a mask) and explained the situation to me. He said it would be $50 for the igniter and $250 total. He offered to come back today, but I moved it to tomorrow. James is one of the nicest, most decent people I have met in a long time. If we want to have alternatives to ACME heating, we need to support the real people who are there for us. Please do.

[Trileigh]

Kaat, if no one claims it, would you be interested in donating it to the West Seattle Community Orchestras? We have a lending library for students who can’t afford their own instruments. Let me know if so and I’ll put you in touch with our orchestra manager.

[localteach]

I am definitely interested, just would like to come by at some point to check them out and make sure they would work for us.

[tainsworth]

Care needed for my mother. One to 2 hours each morning beginning at 9:00, Monday-Friday and occasional weekends.
Needs assistance to get her up and going for the day including, waking her up, putting out clothes for her, medication reminder, personal grooming reminder, occasionally preparing a very light breakfast, and very light housekeeping. Could potentially turn into more hours.
Reliable transportation, drivers license and insurance required. Must be able to pass a background check. Please provide references.
Medical experience preferred but not necessary. $25/hour
Please email toniainsworth@yahoo.com with your interest.

[thegreatoutdoors]

Lost Keys….. Hi neighbors! Went to Me-Kwa-Mooks park on Beach Drive today and I lost/misplaced my keys. I had my 5 and 7 year old grandkids with me (as I do 3days/week since school closures) and things get hectic. Anyway…..I either lost them around the rope swings on the trail, in the grassy area, or (don’t laugh) I might have left them in my passenger front door key slot. My car is older and requires a key to open. I’m posting a picture of my spare key to help. It says Chrysler on it but I don’t believe the key that I lost did. But otherwise it’s identical. There were several other keys on it as well.

If you have found them, would you message me, please? Although it’s an older car the key still has a computer chip in it which makes it costly. Thanks, neighbors….

[mark47n]

Who pays for this? The water taxi and WSF are subsidized with tax dollars. This would mean that every trip would have to meet a certain threshold to cover the costs of the trip.

Would this be a business that would be covering this using licensed charter Masters? Will the vessels meet the requirements for transporting passengers commercially?

Where will passengers board and disembark? There are no accessible docks for this. Are you proposing to make use of public facilities for private business?

[Censored.wsb]

Last week we visited our Mom thru the glass at the front of her assisted living resident and talked on our cellphones.
Now they say the residents are confined to their rooms.
At least they are getting good meals. not just bread and water.
But no video conferencing no Zoom, no google meeting.
Nothing.
We have not received notice of this, fact is we have only received one or two emails.
They not even telling us the status of the number of infected residents. I believe it was 3 a few weeks ago. No News.

[Westseattlelove]

Postal Pandemic Appreciation Day
Any locals who want to show appreciation to their letter carriers who are working dilligently on the front lines during this pandemic to bring us our essentials (with a smile)? Lets gather in the Westwood Post office parking lot, along the hedge, or the parking lot directly across from it (while practicing social distancing of course) and cheer and wave to to carriers as they leave the station for their routes. They usually leave the station about 8:30-9am. Home made signs to show your appreciation are encouraged!
Time: Monday morning 8:30-9am
Place: Westwood Post Office
2721 sw Trenton St
Seattle, Wa 98126

[leahpyshny177]

*Truck was found! Thank you*

My fiance’s 2000 black Dodge Dakota truck was stolen in the middle of the night last night, April 17th. It had a lumber rack on top and grey canopy. Top of the cab had some sun spots as well. He had many work tools and other things in there of importance too and is an essential worker M-F going to and from the Northgate area. B20979D is the license plate number. Please if anyone sees it or someone driving it. Please contact 360-728-6118 or 206-407-9240. Thank you.

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