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[Melissa P]

We are in need of a volunteer to deliver meals in West Seattle Wednesday mornings, as needed when one of the weekly drivers will be away. Drivers arrive around 9 am and are typically done with their route in 1-2 hours. Training is provided and mileage is reimbursable while making deliveries.

Qualifications: Communication skills, flexibility, reliable, attention to detail, people skills, good cheer, and a commitment to the well-being of homebound elders. This is an on-going volunteer commitment.

As a Meals on Wheels Volunteer, you will belong to a team committed to helping homebound seniors maintain their health and independence with nutritious food, personal contact, and caring service.

For more information email us at mealsonwheels@soundgenerations.org.

[waikiki..girl2]

Sounds like he/she just wants to stir the pot and see how many grunts and groans he can get out of the WSB readers.

[piekag01]

Hello! I am a senior at the University of Washington Program on the Environment working on my senior thesis with a fellow senior. We would be grateful if you could take five minutes to fill out the survey. The survey is completely anonymous and we will not reference survey participants by name. Once the survey closes on March 9th there is an optional drawing for a $10 Amazon gift card if people would like to enter after taking the survey.
Link to survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeINbQuRMmgg-gE1YO1muiktUvGT9OpYK86mw55id8MNo8U_A/viewform?usp=sf_link

[JanS]

I’m on 42nd, just east of Admiral Safeway, and I have a 30 buck indoor antenna, and it works fine. You may even get a shopping channel or two. You will definitely get religious stations, and spanish speaking stations. The major over the air channels come in loud and clear, in HD. Be sure to get an antenna that you can move around. Sometimes the signal is stronger over there —-> :)

Check out Amazon…they have a bunch…get one that has a reach of 50 miles. And yes, you can watch the Seahawks on CH. 13. Mariners? Not so much

[dhg]

brukeste: Personally, i think cancer patients should ingest only organic whole foods, not factory products. You’ve posted several times but you do not respond to the simple solutions proposed. First, you can buy this stuff outside city limits. That LIFE-SAVING measure may be the only solution you can accept but a better one is to make a substitute gatorade. Making it yourself provides a far healthier drink than the garbage that is sold and it is not subject to the tax. I am inclined to think you are getting paid by the bottling and /or sugar industry to post an anti-tax argument. Prove me wrong. Provide a coherent reason why buying outside city limits is impossible and why making your own is not a far better alternative.

[WSB]

Crossposted from social media – we requested that Officer Todd Wiebke’s occasional first-person musings be shared with WSB too, and we receive them by e-mail. He is a Community Police Team officer with the Southwest Precinct and its main point person on homelessness-related issues.

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(Headline quote is from) The Outsiders, S.E. Hinton, 1967.

I stood under the power lines, in an open field strewn with litter and a few needle caps. The sunrise is beautiful, the view spectacular. Next to me, a student officer and a FTO (field training officer) who wanted to see what I see. I have but one absolute rule when I take officers or civilians out into my clandestine, unsanctioned neighborhood.. it is … not a zoo, these are not animals.

These are people and this is where they live. Some of my neighbors have a great deal of pride in where they live and will invite you in and offer you coffee, while others look have camps that look like a plane crash with no survivors and want nothing to do with the police. I usually have a cup of coffee with me, I do love my coffee. I will chat with Greg and his brother, check in on Marcus and see how he is coping. Has anybody seen Amber? We will talk about the tree that took of the corner of JJ’s camp during the last windstorm.

Hey Wiki!! You got any trash bags? Hey Wiki!! Do you have a dollar, I need smokes. Hey Wiki how are you doing? Thank you for coming down and checking on us. I am Wiki. I guess the B is silent in my name, but I don’t care. I am not there to hear my name, I am there to hear their stories and keep them connected to the rest of us.

Hey guys, next week I am coming in with the NAV team to look at this living situation. Clean up. Be ready to move if that is the word from the city. Anybody ready to get some help? Okay then, see you later.

I leave the hillside and go find a man who has worn out his welcome a dozen times over. I have known him for two years now. He has stepped over the line with me a handful of times, during one encounter it almost got real ugly. My fellow patrol officers have been dealing with him. He won’t listen, he is causing issue with the neighbors, and he is piling up junk around his garbage heap of a car again. Do something Wiki!! Okay.

Dude, we cannot keep doing this. I know he says. I cannot let this situation continue. I know he says. I am taking the car tomorrow. It does not run, the tabs are two years expired, it is a junk vehicle. I know he says. I do not want to fight either, what can I do to help? I don’t know he says as he tears up. I ask about resources and he silently shakes his head. I drive away only to come back with some breakfast burritos and a hot cocoa, he thanks me several times. He knows that the die are cast.

I showed up this morning and he was gone. I towed the car. At moments like this, as motorists pass and honk giving me a thumbs up, I just want to cry.

We are here for you Seattle. We are doing our best. I work for the best people in the country alongside the most dedicated and professional officers around. I do miss my old French blue uniforms though. Call us if you need us, operators are standing by.

[gorillita]

Looking for a used vacuum cleaner in good working condition for young single mother with sickle anemia. If you have one gathering dust in your garage, please let me know. Thanks!

[22blades]

This is one of the reasons I don’t come to the forum anymore; using this as an advertisement platform for sales or services. They don’t even pretend to want a conversation. Forget this noise…

[Jeannie]

I’ve been a client of Tyler Linsten, the owner of Alder Cove Capital, for over a year. I was inspired to get a fiduciary advisor, rather than a big-name investment firm, after watching a segment on John Oliver’s “Last Week Tonight.” It really opened my eyes to how important it is to get someone who works in my best interest, as opposed to an investment firm that acts on commission, always wants to sell me something, and makes frequent trades that ramp up my fees.
Tyler is the complete opposite. He’s smart, he’s savvy about investments, AND he really cares about his clients. He calls himself a “numbers nerd” and has a great sense of humor, but he takes your financial goals seriously. Tyler creates a personalized plan that goes beyond the basic “Are you a conservative investor?” types of questions. You’ll be able to access all your info on a really cool private website he creates just for you. He is super-quick to respond to emails, and, since he doesn’t have a fancy office or an administrative assistant, his fees are reasonable.
I’m pretty conservative with my money and don’t like to make big changes, but, in the past year, I have moved about 90 percent of of my finances from big-name brokerages to Alder Cove Capital. And the fee is a lot lower than what I paid to commission-based salesmen – oops, I mean stockbrokers.
You don’t need to be wealthy to work with Tyler. And it doesn’t matter if you’re close to retirement or just starting out. Plus, if anything is confusing, he explains it to you in layman’s terms.
If you’re at all interested, take a look at his website. Just google Alder Cove Capital. The FAQs are especially useful.
Oh, by the way, he and his wife live in West Seattle!

[swansonseepersadchiropractic]

We are looking for a career-minded and out-going individual to join Swanson & Seepersad Chiropractic & Massage Therapy as a Chiropractic Front Desk Receptionist/Assistant. Our clinic offers chiropractic and massage therapy services. Our workplace culture is fun, caring and friendly and would love to find a like-minded individual to fill this position.

Some of the duties of this job include:
~Answering phones and directing calls
~Scheduling patients
~Collecting patient payments
~Office organization, filing and copying
~Medical chart and file maintenance
~Patient recalls
~Light office cleaning

The ideal candidate will be:
~Outgoing and friendly
~ Respectful, responsible and trustworthy
~Lead a healthy lifestyle and have a basic understanding of chiropractic care and massage therapy
~Excellent at time management
~Have experience managing schedules for multiple providers
~Be able to multi-task and keep your composure during busy times
~Excellent skills in communication and basic computer use
~Available to work 32-40 hours per week

If you feel that you would be a good fit for this position, please respond by email with the following:

*** cover letter and resume
(In your cover letter please indicate all the days of the week and times that you are available to work)

Email to: swansonseepersadchiropractic@gmail.com

Thank you and we look forward to meeting with you!

[Juliancody83]

Hello,
I am interested in meeting with you to discuss the opportunity of caring for you little son. I am a West Seattle mom of grown kids with previous experience in Childcare settings as well as early childhood focus in school. I have had many years experience in health care, and am actually going back to school online. Your hours needed are ideal for me, but the main reason I would like to be a nanny is that I find the greatest, most honest joy being with children. I appreciate the importance of those everyday moments in development and am always in awe of the sheer brilliance of children. So much to be inspired by on the daily. You would have an ever smiling, capable, caring, active, funny compassionate, respectful nanny should we connect and decide this is the best fit. Please email me to gather further contact info and to possibly arrange an interview. Thank you

[writersan]

I’m female, senior citizen, overweight, live in a full-service bldg in Alaska Junction with a gym. Am looking for a twice weekly exercise partner, preferably female, looking for support in doing exercise. Would like T, TH Sat, Sun a.m.s, combination thereof, we would meet at my bldg and use my gym, so you could get the workout without the cost. Must sign a waiver. I’m just hoping to find someone who will show up, so I have to show up, and support each other. I’m thinking 1/2 hour the first week, then work up to an hour twice a week. Open to discussion, ideas.

[dhg]

I know it makes a difference. I once lived in a rental unit on Cap Hill that had a gas furnace. It was very old and neither the furnace nor the ducts were ever cleaned or serviced. I could tell when the heat was about to kick on because I would get a taste in the back of the throat. That would be the air starting to move through the vents and kicking out a little dust. I don’t know how often one should have the ducts cleaned: we had it done at the house when we got a new furnace and put in an ionic air filter and have been happy with that.

[Gina]

For emergency notaries, places that offer bail bonds require a notary, and are open 24/7. Unless there has been a change in Washington state law in the past five years that I haven’t heard about.

[7eleven]

hello! 7 eleven at erskine way is hiring a sales associate for night shift from 10pm to 6 am . And the Age requirement for the job is 21 or over .
please reach out for any information to me :
brarrobin32@hotmail.com

[natandjer2004]

Hello @apack30

I am interested in Data Entry position. I’m looking at Part Time, however I would consider Full Time depending on location. Please be on the look out for my email message to you. I am also in West Seattle :)

Natalie

[anonyme]

This information was provided in a recent alert sent out by our Arbor Heights Block Watch captains. I’ve added a few details after speaking with the victim, who is both my neighbor and a respected member of our community.

On Saturday, January 27th, she was walking her dogs near 39th Ave SW & SW 105th St. It was around noon, quiet, no one else on the street. She was approached by a man who pretended to bend over to pet her dogs. When he stood up, he had arranged his clothing in order to fully expose himself. She did not react, but turned and walked away. He then walked back toward the elementary school on 105th. He was described as: 6’3” tall, big Caucasian guy, curly black hair, clean-shaven, in his 30’s. He was wearing flimsy short blue shorts (with no undergarments), grey hoodie, and faded blue baseball hat. An incident report is on file, and community members notified the school.

It’s impossible to say whether or not this individual actually resides in Arbor Heights, but it seems reasonable that the larger West Seattle community should be on alert.

[jamjets]

Neighbors need a notary tonight prior to meeting tomorrow morning… suggestions? TIA

[whalewatcher]

I’ve had migraines since I was a teenager. I’ve mostly controlled them through diet. There are several classes of migraine inducing foods. For me, chocolate and eggs are the big triggers. (Yes, there is life after chocolate).
One resource that was very helpful was a book by Robert Kohlenberg. It included a finger temperature monitor, which changed color with changes in finger temp. This reflected changes in blood flow. It gave a really graphic picture of migraine-inducing situations so that you could do deep relaxation exercises to counter the migraine precursor. The book also had lots of info about migraine inducing foods.
There are migraine meds that are not narcotic. Seeing a neurologist could be helpful.

[waikiki…girl2]

My migraines aren’t daily should had stated that but they are too frequent, had 12 last year some were twice in one month but my “normal/regular” headaches are daily. :>(
Thought about seeing a neurologist as KatherineL stated(thank you) but not too many close by, don’t like driving to far out of the neighborhood (getting old I guess) LOL and even thought about botox injections.
I’ve gotten 3 good ideas/advice above and I will check into all of them. Thanks so much.

[jissy]

Waikiki: sorry you are suffering. Started having migraines at 8 after a head injury which only worsened over the next several years due to more head/neck injuries (and lots of heading in soccer)-personally found relief as a teenager with chiropractic care and went from a couple migraines/month to maybe 2/year. It continues to help me manage things some 30 years later.

I also did quite a bit of research on other “triggers” (mostly structural from all the previous injuries) but also discovered some dietary, some environmental etc… found a great deal of help in a book I have recommended to many others called, How to Heal your Headaches by Buchholtz, MD I think it is. More recently have done some more investigation with great relief/results from doing the Whole 30 plan with specific re-introduction.

Hope you can get some help.

[dhg]

MD educations are focused on pills and little else. Go see Dr. Angela Ross, Lifespan Naturopathic Medicine. http://www.lifespannaturopathic.com/dr-angela/

She can help you narrow down the causes of the headaches and work with you to get them resolved.

[ramino]

I have a mixture of aged firewood from the Olympic Peninsula. I cut it myself in the mid-1980s. Lengths are approximately 18″. Includes some Madrona. Approximately 1/3 cord. I can send photos if needed. Located at my home in North Admiral. Price is $100. You would need to load on your truck.

[anonyme]

I think Gary & Manuel salons participate in the program. They have several locations, but the general number is 206-728-1234. Good luck.

[Dream Dinners Jobs]

Perfect position for moms with children headed off to school, college students needing a flexible schedule, and anyone looking for a super fun place to work!!
Dream Dinners, West Seattle, the premier meal assembly service, is in search of fun loving, energetic individuals who can excel in creating an exceptional Dream Dinners guest experience. Applicants must have a curiosity and eagerness to solve our guest’s diner time challenges. Prior sales and/or customer service experience is a plus, but not necessary.
Key Responsibilities:
• Relationship focused guest service and sales.
• Operational store support including food prep, meal assembly, station and store cleanup.
• Ability to attend and participate in all required trainings and meetings.
Dream Dinners offers competitive salary, flexible hours and great prices on our delicious food.
Currently we are looking for individuals for:
• Day shifts to work 9:00 AM (start time can be flexible) to about 2:30 PM Tuesday, Thursday and/or Friday about 6 to 10 times a month. Occasional evening and Saturday.
• Evening/Saturday shifts to work 4:30/5:30 to about 9:00 Tuesday, Wednesday, and/or Thursday—about 3 to 8 times a month, and 8:00 to 2:30 Saturday—about 2 to 3 times a month.
We offer a fun and exciting work environment that is flexible around family, school and/or second job. Applicants must be able to lift 35 pounds and perform fine motor skills with hands. Check us out at
http://www.dreamdinners.com and see more of what Dream Dinners has to offer.

Interested individuals should email resume to westseattlewa@dreamdinners.com by Friday, February 23rd. Interviewing may occur as soon as resume is received.

Qualified applicants will be contacted to set up an interview.
Dream Dinners, West Seattle is an equal opportunity employer.