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[22blades]

Muse,

West Seattle is in multiple areas of airspace restrictions, especially Boeing Field, less than 5 miles away. We are literally in their traffic pattern. Within this area, there is a significant amount of low level traffic in addition to air ambulance flights into Harborview Trauma Center’s helipad. It’s not just a orivacy issue. It’s a serious safety issue.

Per the FAA:
For flight near airports in controlled airspace, drone operators must receive an airspace authorization prior to operation. Airspace authorizations come with altitude limitations and may include other operational provisions. Controlled airspace and other flying restrictions can be found on our B4UFLY app.

For a regulatory information, you can start here…

https://www.faa.gov/uas/recreational_fliers/where_can_i_fly/airspace_restrictions/flying_near_airports/

Thanks for your concern.
22blades

[anonyme]

I’m with Buttercup. I never watch these things, as they’re just a bunch of posturing BS. But the few snippets I saw this morning were shocking. Biden sounded a bit more coherent than usual, but Trump should have been muzzled and hit with a tranquilizer dart. If I had the means, I’d be leaving not just Seattle, but the USA.

[vitpilen]

Moving soon so we’re selling our sofa. Purchased 3 years ago from West Elm for $1600. Very firm contract-grade sofa that’s manufactured to meet the demands of commercial use. Metal legs. 79.1″w x 33.5″d x 29.5″h. $500 OBO. Located in North Admiral

[buttercup]

So sad that people are laughing at the US from all over the world. That was disgraceful. Next time they should have switched to shutoff the microphone of the person whose turn not to talk.

[Othello39]

I lost an earring in or around the Metropolitan market last week. It is crescent shape, silver, gold and with three small diamonds down the spine. Much sentimental value.

[Othello39]

I lost an earring that is crescent shape, gold , silver on the spine with three small diamond on spine

[AdmiralJaneway]

This debate was unwatchable. I stopped watching after the first 20 minutes and saw the final 8 minutes hoping the debate would be over by then. There were no winners, and that include the viewers.

[valvashon]

The debate tonight will be on 6 different broadcast channels in English (4-1, 5-1, 7-1, 9-1, 13-1, 22-2) and one in Spanish (51-1). If you don’t want to/can’t stream it you can watch it for free and should be able to get at least one of these channels wherever you are in West Seattle.

[Herbert Shepard]

Hi neighbors,
I started “The World’s Fossils & Minerals” fourteen years ago. We supplied The West Seattle Antique mall, Virago and Inner Alchemy with crystals and minerals. We are having a rock and gem show at 2009 SW Dakota next Saturday October 3rd from 10am till 5pm.
Please come by.
Thanks, Herbert Shepard

[juliawsea]

Show your support for #Black Lives Matter! The “Respect” quilt project: allies at work
The “Respect” quilt is a result of Black and white creators working together to honor Black women’s beauty, history, and resilience.
The first one, underway, is being created by a former teacher, a white woman, for a former student of hers, a Black woman in South Bend, Indiana. When in her class at age 15, the young woman wrote and illustrated a short story, “Overcoming Adversity,” which stayed in the mind of her teacher all these years. (Discussions are afoot about revising it and publishing it with Honey Girl Books and Gifts LLC.)
The “Respect” quilt features African fabrics (waxes and Ankara cottons), Afrocentric fabrics, such as Harlem Toile de Jouy designed by Sheila Bridges and the striking AphroChic silhouettes (both in Brooklyn, NY), and other fabrics purchased from African-American business women across the USA, including Our Fabric Stash in the Pike Place Market (Seattle). It is the intention to celebrate and honor Black womanhood that we all share.
The quilts are pieced together in blocks with symbolic messages about the joys and pains of life; each has two pockets on the front (one flannel shirt and one Levi’s jeans) and one on the back made of Levi’s jeans with patches on it. The three patches shout out our political message: “Respect existence or expect resistance”; “Malcolm X”, and “One Love” (from a Bob Marley song). These quilts are a message of sisterly love, a reminder of the work to be done, and a call for unity among people.

The first Respect Quilts (Queen size) are in progress, due on or before October 15, 2020. Check our website for more photos! https://www.honeygirlbooks.com/

Orders are accepted now for Respect quilts no. 3 and beyond. Can be used as a wall-hanging or bed cover. Two sizes: Queen size or Small (Love Seat / Couch Throw). Queen size: $750; Small: $500. They are for a fund-raiser for the Boys and Girls Clubs of St Joseph County, IN & King County, WA. For every “Respect” quilt sold, 50% of proceeds will be donated. For more info, email: juliawsea@gmail.com
Julia Douthwaite Viglione, PhD
Honey Girl Books and Gifts
https://www.honeygirlbooks.com/
West Seattle, WA

[PMSV]

Providence is calling a Full-time Preschool Teacher to the Intergenerational Learning Center (ILC) at Providence Mount St. Vincent in Seattle, Washington. We are looking for a loving, reliable, open-hearted teacher to join the team. We are a play-based and social/emotional focus program that puts relationship at the center of our work. We are internationally renowned and award winning for the intergenerational aspects of our program. To apply go to: https://bit.ly/2EqDdMd

In this position you will:
• Be responsible for the overall care of children in the Intergenerational Learning Center. This includes the planning and implementation of an age appropriate program, development of interesting, stimulating and challenging indoor and outdoor environment and planning appropriate daily activities.
• Be responsible for developing an intergenerational program and nurturing interaction between clients and children. Included in these responsibilities are maintaining the classroom, preparing materials for the children and certain clerical and record keeping duties.
• Plan and implement the daily scheduled activities, indoor and outdoor environments and all other aspects of the children’s program; This program reflects physical, cognitive, social and emotional needs of the children and is developmentally appropriate; Teacher is or becomes familiar with Focused Portfolios and Focused Planning.
• Perform the following when appropriate: Changing diapers, keeping children clean, assisting with eating/feeding, holding, rocking, talking with/to, and engaging in play activities on a daily basis.
• Use appropriate interactive strategies per approved guidelines; For example: Using active listening, helping children learn to problem solve through negotiation and encouragement of child’s own thinking, using appropriate limit setting strategies like I-messages, giving information, contingencies, natural and logical consequences or choices.

We work in a fun and caring community that offers:
• Exceptional medical, dental, and vision benefits at little or no cost to you.
• Paid, in-house training in Food Handlers, CPR, First Aid and Blood Borne Pathogens.
• College tuition reimbursement up to $5,250 annually.
• Retirement with company match.
• Competitive pay rates based on experience.
Required qualifications for this position include:
• Completion of CDA or at least 12 Early Childhood Education or related credits as determined by the manager
• 2 years of experience working with children ages birth to 5 years

About the Intergenerational Learning Center (ILC): The Intergenerational Learning Center (ILC) is an award-winning child care program located in West Seattle, WA. Our program is unique in that interaction between the infants, toddlers and preschool-aged children and the 400 elderly residents of Providence Mount St. Vincent is an integral part of daily activities. This enhances the opportunities for children and people of all ages to have frequent community interaction. Our program includes a philosophy based on problem-solving, where teachers act as facilitators and guides encouraging children to think of solutions to problems that may arise throughout their day.

[noodle cat]

Hi,

I’d love to know more about what you are looking for in the way of education and play.

I’m a former art teacher, I live in Morgan Junction and have for the past 24 years.

I have taught art all around the world with children from Seattle as well as children in many
other countries.

I’m very Covid aware.

I’d love to hear from you.

herecomesnoodle@gmail.com

[VBD]

1 pCi/l is still the lowest zone. (2 pCi/l is the zone 3 cutoff). Pretty minimal, but if that’s a concern, a simple fan would probably be fine if your basement is really sealed well.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by VBD.

[susieq29]

Yep, checked the charts and we’re in the middle of the three categories. Not the highest, not the lowest. Having a family member sleep and work in the basement and the radon level is a little over 1 which is below the EPA concerning limit of 4 but still, it’s twice as high as our upstairs. Wouldn’t mind reducing that number more so just to be safe.

[MR]

Matt – I’m definitely not the worker you’re looking for, but could you share the name of your company? I hired a company to do window washing, roof cleaning etc. that I hired ~10 years ago who did a great job then and they were terrible this time. Would love to give your company a try next year. Thanks.

[thewindowcleaner]

We are looking for an energetic, determined, engaging individual to join our home services business.

This is a full-time (Tuesday-Saturday 9-5:00) year-round position with significant time off opportunities if desired. A company truck and company phone are also provided, as well as health benefits, Paid Time Off, and sick days.

Job duties include window cleaning and pressure washing, as well as roof and gutter cleaning. Duties vary throughout the year and no day is the same. If you can’t imagine yourself at a desk, then this job is for you!

You must be an athletic and strong individual. Navigating roofs and lifting heavy loads are a daily part of life in this job. You must also be completely unafraid of heights. Experience with ropes and safety protocols is a plus. You must be engaging and personable day in and day out.

We also require applicants to have experience doing hard physical work (athletics may count, specifically balance sports such as climbing). You also must have educational and/or relevant work history with a solid track record of communication skills as well as excellent references. Of course, a clean driving and criminal record is also required.

We love to hire good people with or without experience in the field so regardless your direct experience by all means apply. You will be considered.

If you would like to apply, please respond to the email below! Include a paragraph about yourself and why you think you’d be great for this job. Please also include what specific area you live in and a resume if you have one. Thanks!

Matt
twcllcoffice@gmail.com

[Graciano]

OMG and yes those screaming kids you hear all over the store when shopping and those loud ass jets that fly over and those dang fire engines going to save a burning house and Medic One could they not turn on their siren when going to save that person that just had a massive heart attack… geez give it a break people!!!! Noise happens there could be more terrible things in life to bitch about.
If you are looking for no noise go build yourself a cabin out in the deep woods…oh wait there would be that constant noise of the trees rustling and that dang babbling brook.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by Graciano.

[miws]

Hi, momonwestside, it looks like you may want to start here: https://www.seattle.gov/sdci/codes/make%C2%A0a-property-or-building-complaint

In any case, even if that’s the wrong page, I believe SDCI is the department that would handle that.

Mike

[NGoose]

Hi there! We’re a working couple looking for a part-time nanny to help us with our kids in the afternoons! We’re in the Morgan Junction area and looking for help with our two children with school pickup each day.

Here are the details:
Schedule: 12:30 – 4:30pm
Days: M-F
Kids: 4 & 6
Location: near California and Graham St.
Pay: $22/hour
Background check: Required

We have been very cautious with Covid and following guidelines. We’re looking for someone who is willing to play/interact with our 4 year old and help with snacks, games, etc.

Thank you!

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

[rw]

Try Alki Mail just a few blocks west on Admiral. Under normal conditions one of the bank branches would be an option. If the information is not sensitive you could ask a neighbor with a printer to make a copy for you. Good luck.

[Vanessa]

you can always come up to Jefferson Square, to the UPS Store. But that’s in the Junction. I used to be able to make copies at the coffee shop, that Don owned, on Admiral Way hill, kitty corner to the new fancy Nursing Home…..but not sure since Don sold awhile ago if those same services (postal/copies etc) are still available.

[WSB]

Posting belatedly for a reader:

Webster St. & California Ave. 98136 9:30 am – 5 pm

Portable massage chair, stuffed animals, clothes, shoes, tables, chairs, vintage stuff, jewelry, old coins, tools, pictures, board games.

[Julia Stavnitski]

Hello Jamie-
I am reaching out to you about the Distance Learning Nanny position. I will attach my resume for your review. Just to introduce myself, I am a retired teacher, ex- business owner, new Grandma, and mother of two daughters ( now responsible adults). I live in the Fauntleroy area of West Seattle.
I could be available for you and the children ASAP. However, I am a caregiver for my granddaughter on Tues. and Wed. Her mother is a nurse at UW Medical Center. I am looking to help families/students out during these challenging times for our schools. I have decades of experience in many different school settings and even ran an in- home Daycare in our home a looong time ago:))
Please contact me if you’d like to chat more about your needs. I’d love to hear more about what the two families need for a successful school year and happy kids! Thank you.

Psst: I don’t see any way to attach my resume here. Please contact me at: jps@frinjefashion.com and then I may send it to you via email. Thanks!

Julia

[anonyme]

Leaves really only need to be removed from sidewalks, etc., where they might cause a slipping hazard, and away from storm drains. Five minutes with a stiff broom should do the trick. Unfortunately, a lot of “mow & blow” outfits blow leaves into the street and don’t pick them up. I also remove leaves that collect on evergreen shrubs (especially conifers) to prevent damage to the foliage. Otherwise, leaves provide beneficial mulch over the winter. I usually do my leaf cleanup in the spring, and then only in more formal planting beds. In healthy, naturalistic plantings and landscapes, they can be left to compost down.

[Graciano]

The neighbors leaves seem to accumulate in my driveway, when wet they become slippery.. then they get tracked into the house. Plus they plug up the city surface water drain down the street.
So, what I’m getting at is.. If the home owner cleaned up the leaves before the wind blows them into my yard and everyone else’s (too), then I wouldn’t have to run the blower to clean up the mess.

The home owner is responsible to clean up the snow from the sidewalk in front of their house. If someone was slip and fall, they can file a claim with your home owners insurance. same thing applies for leaves.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by Graciano.