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[susieq29]

Feel terrible throwing away a very decent queen mattress that is 15 years old, pillow top, slight indentations from our bodies, and no stains. Anyone know of a place like a women’s shelter or another organization I could take this to? Not a huge fan of soliciting those in tent city directly. Seems like SOMEONE could use this great mattress and keep it out of the landfill!

[rockergirl5678]

I am interested in these tiles – how would I contact you?

[wlcg06]

I have 175 extra ceramic wall tiles (4-3/8 x 4-3/8) for someone that needs them. This would cover about 23 square feet of wall. They are off-white and the color on the 2 boxes says almond. There is also 7 bullnose 4×4 included. Reply to this forum and I will be notified of your interest.

[cokieb33]

HOME INSTEAD is seeking CNA’s and HCA’s to provide one-to-one care for clients in the WEST SEATTLE AREA

Now more than ever, seniors wish to remain in their own homes.
With assistance from a professional CAREGiver like yourself, aging adults can be safe at home, remain healthy, active and engaged. Not only is this the best setting for our clients, it is the safest environment for our valued CAREGivers.

As a Home Instead CAREGiver, you’ll enjoy many employment perks:
*A schedule that suits your availability (20 hours/week minimum)
*Competitive pay, PLUS overtime and holiday pay
*Paid time off
*Mileage reimbursement
*Bonuses
*Paid time between clients
*Health insurance
*Simple IRA with a 3% match
*Cell phone discounts
*Daily wellness checks
*Personal protective equipment provided
*Free CEU’s
*On-site training
*Experienced, professional support team available 24/7
*and much more!

Home Instead CAREGivers must meet the following requirements:
*Active (or pending) CNA or HCA license
*21 years old or older
*Valid driver’s license with auto insurance (preferred)
*Ability to read, write, speak and follow verbal/written directions in English
*Reliable and punctual
*Honest and trustworthy

A REWARDING CAREER AS A HOME INSTEAD CAREGiver IS A CLICK AWAY!</strong

APPLY AT: http://www.homeinstead.com/418

OR CALL: (206) 622-4663 and ask for Lydia

Each Home Instead franchise office is independently owned and operated.

• This topic was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by WSB.
• This topic was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by cokieb33.

[Graciano]

Weather is now getting cold and even colder at night PLEASE keep your pets/cats indoors at night. We see way too many out on their own in the evening and early mornings.

[csjnwilson]

I have a box of old Ms. magazines from the mid 70s and 80s. I’ll put on my doorstep for pick up today. 4007 SW Morgan St. Open the gate. Please take the entire box. Reply when gone so others don’t make a trip.

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[valvashon]

Found along Admiral Way SW in the 5100 block. Earlier in the week I found a black Nike flip-flop (looks new and expensive) and Friday I found a green child’s slip on, looks like it has a frog face or dragon face with googly eyes. Both look nearly new and are hanging on the power pole at the corner of Admiral Way SW and 51st Ave SW. Your kid misses their shoe. Come back and get it.

[pelicans]

CarDriver, you’re correct. The bulk carriers wait longer to load/unload than container ships. Usually they anchor in Commencement Bay, Elliott Bay, Yukon Harbor and elsewhere, due to their cargoes, drafts, terminals, etc. Grain carriers cannot load in rain. If the grain gets wet, it will swell and could burst the seams of the ships, which would be catastrophic. Some gypsum/gravel ships anchor in Elliott Bay because of the water depth alongside some of their terminal destinations in the Duwamish, due to tides. It’s sometimes more economical to offload to barges while at anchor. Winters are wetter here, resulting in more grain ships waiting at anchor to load. Seasonally, ships carrying cargoes of road salt will anchor, usually in Yukon Harbor, and offload to barges which are then taken to facilities in the Duwamish.

[ritrovo2012]

WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATE/DELIVERY DRIVER

World class award-winning Italian Food Importer seeks Warehouse Associate/Delivery Driver to join our team.

RITROVO ITALIAN REGIONAL FOODS

COMPANY DESCRIPTION: As importers of fine Italian food, we work with Italian food producers who have been using the same land to grow the same crops to make the same dishes for centuries. They create specialties exclusive to their own regions’ microclimates, whose character is impossible to duplicate elsewhere. We want to inspire our buyers and customers with the stories our products tell: of long, proud traditions of Italian culinary craft adapted to the American table.

JOB DESCRIPTION
Hours: 9am-5pm Mon-Fri
Salary: $16.50 /hour
After 60 days, employee qualifies for medical/vision/dental insurance
After 90 days, employee qualifies for a $500 bonus
Employees are encouraged to sample all food products
Gas mileage compensated(.57 cents/mile)

Key Attributes and Duties:

Reliable transportation to and from work
Completes shipments by processing and loading orders.
Familiarity with QuickBooks a plus.
Proactive and positive attitude is essential.
Collaborates with a small team, takes initiative and has high level of personal and professional accountability.
Ability to lift up to 30 lb repeatedly, up to 80lb occasionally. Job requires standing for long periods on concrete floors.

Warehouse Associate responsibilities include:
• Prepares orders by processing requests; pulling materials; packing boxes; placing orders in delivery area.
• Completes deliveries as needed
• Maintains clean and organized work environment.
• Actively seeks to improve warehouse efficiency
• Maintains safe and clean work environment by keeping shelves, pallet area, and workstations neat; maintaining clean shipping supply area; complying with procedures, rules, and regulations.
• Provides a high degree of efficiency in warehouse environment.
• Completes prep work for future orders

Delivery Driving responsibilities:

Complete deliveries as needed(must use own car – mileage compensated @ .57/mile)

Deliver order to customer and help check it in

Answer basic questions about product as needed

Obey all WA State traffic laws

Communication and Interpersonal Skills:
* Problem solving mindset, collaborative with other team members
* Seeks solutions to problems and issues that arise, relays issues to other members of the team in a problem solving nature.
* High level of personal responsibility and accountability to assigned tasks
* Cordial and helpful with customers, staff and fellow team members.

TO APPLY: Please send resume and cover letter to warehouse@ritrovo.com

[Potter Construction]

Construction Driver/ Expeditor (West Seattle) with benefits (West Seattle)
compensation: 18-22 DOE

Are you looking for a job that challenges you? A job that has opportunity to grow?

Potter Construction is an award winning Remodeling Company in West Seattle. In business since 1979 we serve the greater Seattle area. We do a lot of beautiful looking additions, kitchens, baths, and basement remodels.West Seattle Remodeling company with very high customer service record is looking for a qualified person to join our team. This position will handle job site setup for construction, debris removal and material handling. You will also be involved in some construction work, with a lead carpenter.

Responsibilities include:
-Making a good first impression
-Job site clean up
-Drive company truck
-Pick up & deliver materials to job sites
-Organize & maintain storage areas
-Carpentry work as needed
-Knowledge of local area helpful

The ideal candidate will be:
-Clean, Competent and Careful
-Friendly and a good communicator
-Able to work on multiple projects at once
-Able to lift and carry 80 pounds
-Able to take and follow directions
-Have a clean driving record & reliable transportation
-Have a tool belt and basic hand tools
-Have a cell phone, and use map apps
-Have a sense of humor
-Be a non-smoker
-Possess a “How can I help” attitude
-Pass a background and drug test
-Possess a Washington State Driver’s license and excellent driving record.
-Insurance requires you must be 21 years or older

Benefits include:
-Paid holidays
-Health and dental benefits
-401k matching
-401k matching
-Medical and Dental Benefits
-Paid vacation
-Pay $18-22 DOE

Please send resume to jobs@potterconstruction.com

[RedingerLaw]

Our office, Redinger Law Offices, PLLC, is looking to add a part-time Legal Assistant/Front Desk Member to our team! We are a team of 8 individuals who work primarily in guardianship/disability, estate planning, elder guardianship and family law.

The position would work 24 hours/week. We are flexible, however, the preferred candidate would be available on Monday/Wednesday/Friday.

We recently moved to West Seattle and are located on Harbor Ave in a beautiful new office looking out towards downtown.

The duties and responsibilities for the position include:
– Answer client phone calls when in the office; assist in routing clients to the correct member or the staff or take messages.
– Schedule client meetings for the staff.
– Open/Close legal cases with our office.
– Work closely with the office manager and attorneys on day-to-day tasks that require completion.
– Draft simple legal documents for filing as directed.

The best candidates would have:
– Strong communication/customer service skills.
– Ability to multi-task and prioritize tasks from multiple individuals
– Strong organizational skills.
– Ability to work well both independently and as part of a team.

If you are interested, please email a copy of your resume and a cover letter to “travis@redingerlaw.com”. Please write the following as the subject of the email “(Last name) | Redinger Law Legal Assistant Application”

[2 Much Whine]

Yes! Touring ops are great out of both places in the winter! You can easily dawn patrol out of either of them.

You should ALWAYS, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, trust your life to a random, anonymous person on the internet that uses lots of CAPITAL LETTERS and has at best a little bit of an idea as to what you are talking about. ESPECIALLY if it’s completely unclear as to why you would post this question about ski areas in California on a blog based in West Seattle, Washington. I think your compass is broken – start with that.

[RaShellMartin]

Greetings,

Curious is you’re still looking for the right candidate? I am a personal chef/ caterer and a former state licensed at-home child care provider. You can reach me at rashellmartin@hotmail.com

I look forward to learning more about your needs.

Sincerely,

RaShell Martin

[tylerdaron]

Hi 2 Much Whine! If these are still available, I would love to pick those up from you! I’ll take as many as you’re willing to part with. Please shoot me an email at tdrich94 at yahoo dot com.

Thanks!

[superdeluxejunk]

I’m having the Best Garage Sale Ever sale tomorrow Sunday 11/01/2020 in West Seattle’s High Point neighborhood just East of the water tower. It’s at 7134 32nd St and Myrtle just down the street from the soccer field. There will be yellow sandwich board signs, but it’s pretty easy to find. The garage is in the alley around back, but please park on the street and walk around back, since it’s pretty much a one way alley.

Masks required at all times and will refuse entry to anyone without one. Also, please adhere to a good 6′ plus rule. It’s going to be a nice sunny day, so most of the items will be outside.

Best Garage Sale Ever
7134 32nd St
West Seattle, WA

https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/gms/d/seattle-best-garage-sale-ever-saturday/7221743958.html

[WSB]

Couple people have asked about this via email. My reply:

It’s long been an anchorage – the Coast Guard administers – usually ships waiting to call at Seattle or Tacoma.

Some context in this 2016 story

Why more cargo ships are anchored off Manchester – and why the Coast Guard says it’s a good thing

****

Of the two there now, Triumph recently called in Tacoma, and is due next in Vancouver. Morning Cloud is due to dock in Seattle – it’s a bulk carrier so could be headed for the grain terminal (which is busy with another ship right now) or possibly the Duwamish (less likely).

[anonyme]

Talaki, could you please interpret the report you linked to? I read the other AQR post and found it oddly written, difficult to understand, and failed to draw any conclusions from it. Are you saying that the link is a security risk?

[Talaki34]

https://worldwidewebmonitor.com/americasquietroar.com

[JasonB]

Yep. It’s happening everywhere. Mostly north of West Seattle High School. I’ve witnessed this in progress, and confronted the person who’s doing it. Told me it’s his “right to express himself on public property”. Said his name was Zoey, and that he attended West Seattle High School. I’ve seen him walking around early AM. Vandalism is the lowest priority for the city right now. He could probably do it in front of SPD and they wouldn’t be able to do a thing about it.

[westcaffeladro]

Reports To: Store Manager
Department: Retail
Exemption Status: Non-Exempt / 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
∙ 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

• This topic was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by westcaffeladro.

[2 Much Whine]

Hi Tyler, did you get enough magazines for your project? I may have some old LOOK or LIFE magazines from the mid-1900’s if you are interested. I actually found one from 1963 that mentioned the Christmas Ships in Seattle that, sadly, are cancelled this year.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by 2 Much Whine.

[melissap@soundgenerations.org]

The Iconic Planters “Nutmobile” Stops by Sound Generations in Appreciation for Meals on Wheels Volunteers

The Planters “Nutmobile” has been travelling across the country since the Great Depression to lift spirits, bring smiles, and provide a bit of joy and appreciation for all the great contributions people share with their communities from small towns and large cities alike.

SEATTLE, Wash.- Sound Generations constantly strives to expand services to underserved and marginalized communities. Believing that everyone deserves access, affirms their deep commitment to helping all people, especially low-income and people of color, obtain the services they need while feeling included and respected in a community that affirms aging.

The pandemic has presented disruption to some of its programs and services, but with volunteer support, Sound Generations not only continues, but expands its reach to bring vital services to adults on the aging spectrum through food security, transportation, health and wellness, and assistance services programs.

Sound Generations’ Meals on Wheels (MOW) Program has felt an uptick in meal delivery. Specifically, the West Seattle MOW site currently has 76 active clients and 21 volunteers. They have been averaging around 2307 meals being delivered by volunteers per month (March – Sept.). This represents a 17% increase month over month as compared to 2019. Additionally, this site has taken on 26 new participants since the onset of the pandemic in March. The volunteers have taken on the increased demand for service in stride.

While volunteer support overall is down across the organization, Sound Generations’ MOW program volunteers old and new have been stepping up and showing up to meet the increase demand. Their volunteer’s commitment has never been stronger in meeting the clients’ needs in the face of the ever-evolving coronavirus findings. Simultaneously, they have taken proactive measures to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus amongst themselves and the high-risk population Sound Generations serves. These efforts are to be commended and Planters agrees.

The Planters “Nutmobile” has led them to celebrate this MOW site’s volunteer accomplishments in the face of challenging circumstances. The “Nutmobile has been featured in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and lent its brand to numerous celebrated events from New York’s Time Square to Great Britain. They will be on site at the West Seattle Senior Center located at 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA 98116 on Wednesday, October 28 from 8:30 AM to11:00 AM. Join Sound Generations as they celebrate the service of volunteers and their commitment to ensure Sound Generations’ programs can continue bringing vital services to older adults at various stages on the aging spectrum.

If you would like more information about this event, please call MOW at 206.448.5767, or email mealsonwheels@soundgenerations.org

# # #

Sound Generations is the most comprehensive non-profit serving older adults, disabled persons, and their loved ones in King County. Established in 1967, we support over 54,000 people on their aging journey through community connections and accessible services. Our integrated system of quality programs includes affiliate and community partner sites throughout King County. More than 2,100 volunteers join forces with dedicated staff members to make our work possible and efficient. Learn more at http://www.soundgenerations.org.

[savoirfaire]

Julia, do they have to be Levi’s, or would other brands of jeans be okay?

[juliawsea]

Hey there neighbors,
I am making a series of “Respect” quilts inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement and Election 2020, and need more Levi’s and flannel shirts (cotton or wool). The more worn-out, the better as long as pockets are intact. Will pay $5 per shirt or pair of pants and will pick-up in person (or pay shipping if outside Seattle).
Show your support for the BLM movement: order your “Respect” quilt now! Only $500 until Nov. 3. check them out!
Thank you,
Julia
West Seattle
Honey Girl B & G, “We specialize in cozy”

[mikepapp]

Hello neighbors,

Between 11:30 pm and 6 am between October 25th and October 26th, the U-Haul my father in law parked in front of our home was broken into. Stolen was a large box that contained family photos and paintings, cameras, home videos/recordings on discs and tape cassettes, and batteries.

We understand that the electronics are going to be pawned off, but what we are really trying to recover are the pictures, paintings, and video recordings. So if you see a box that is 3×5, painting frame boxes, or what visibly can be described as discarded family photos, please contact us.

We have filed a report with the Seattle PD, but if someone should see something, it would be greatly appreciated.