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[CarDriver]

Heading to I5 what’s traffic like during the day using Roxbury/Myers and South Park bridge vs W Marginal and 1st S bridge. Also,seeing more people going s bound use the turn lane to go past traffic to got to Holden. I’ve seen car’s go 1/2 mile in turn lane. Doubt SDOT or SPD can/will do anything.

[esew]

Custom Crating is a small business in South Park building boxes, crates, pallets and cases. We are looking for two new team members to start as soon as possible. Experience with woodworking equipment and the ability to lift 50 lbs is a must.

We have one position in our case and plastic crate assembly area where attention to detail and problem solving are essential. Experience with saws, rivet guns, drills and screw guns preferred.

The other open position is part sawyer part builder. Your duties would include cutting wood for crates and boxes, and assembling pallets and crate bottoms. Some heavy lifting and experience with saws is preferred.

We work 7:30-4:00 Monday through Friday with occasional overtime opportunities. Full benefits are available after a 90 day trial period. Pay will be evaluated depending on experience.

Please contact Erik at esew@customcrating.com with a resume and references.

[Graciano]

Ours was on email in junk folder laptop only not desktop and for a game that cost 579.00. And it was being delivered to a Texas address

[brokenbicycle]

My toddler misplaced her left hearing aid just south of the Fauntleroy Ferry in West Seattle yesterday. Sadly, it was probably in the pebbles/sand & is now out to sea but MAYBE it was on the path back to the car. It might still be in one piece, but most likely she separated the ear mold (which is white with gold sparkles & stars) from the device (silver/grey Oticon). Please keep an eye out!

[WSB]

Hi – given where you are, I’d think there’s a strong chance it’s the Legacy Partners project at 38th/Fauntleroy/Alaska. They could work late if they had a noise variance. Have you ruled out that project?

[CiciB]

Hello! I am a career nanny with ample experience caring for infantsand toddlers. My current position of almost 3 years is ending at the end of August. I live in the Gatewood neighborhood and am hoping to continue doing childcare in my home, but am happy to come to your home as well. We have been following the CDC’s safety practices since February.

I am infant CPR certified and a non-smoker, with an excellent driving record and glowing local references.

Please text before calling, as I do not keep my ringer on. Thank you!

Cici 206-383-0718

[Seriously?]

It’s a huge disappointment that ANY body of government leadership – local, state or federal – would make such an important decision without reaching out to the community – the whole community – before quickly passing this type of backdoor deal. The City Council is supposed to reflect what the people of Seattle NEED not WANT – THEY WORK FOR US. They are not a independent council given cart blanch to do what only they see fit. I say we need a full vote of no confidence on the entire city council and recall the lot of them. Whether you lean left, right or somewhere in the middle, we all must realize that this is now a rouge council – not concerned in the least about what is needed for the city. They just take advantage of their self-imposed authority to pass their pet projects and are more interested in winning a popularity contest than doing their jobs. This is just shameful. Please, for the love of all you hold sacred, please, please vote in November!

[thriftwaygirl]

West Seattle Thriftway is a locally owned and operated grocery store located in the heart of the Morgan Junction. Our goal everyday is to be a team of individuals that are passionate about food and exceptional customer service. We have great pride in what we do and the connection we have to our community.

We are able to offer our employees:
Attractive wages DOE and low cost medical, dental and vision insurance.
10% Employee discount, incentive programs and 401K.
Life and disability insurance and pension.
Paid time off benefits including vacation, birthday, holidays and sick time.
Flexible work schedule.

We are looking to fill a position for night crew clerk. Our ideal candidate:

– Must be 18 years old or older.
– Be willing to work at night.
– Be able to lift at least 50lbs.
– Be able to work efficiently and quickly.
– Strong customer service, multitasking and problem solving skills.
– Have a friendly attitude and a desire to work with the public and in a team environment.
– Must be willing and able to at night, on weekends, and holidays.
– Be prompt, reliable and responsible.

Visit our website to download an application.
https://www.westseattlethriftway.com/employment.html

Hiring process involves a background check regarding conviction and arrest records in compliance with Seattle’s Fair Chance Employment Ordinance, SMC 14.17. Applicants will be provided an opportunity to explain or correct background information and provide verifiable information of good conduct and rehabilitation.
Job offer is contingent upon review of driving records, subject to compliance with Seattle’s Fair chance Employment Ordinance, SMC 14.17, regarding use of conviction and arrest records in employment decisions.

[Seriously?]

Hello neighbors. I just received a call from “Amazon” with the following VM: “Hi this is Alice from Amazon this call is regarding your todays purchase an Amazon dot com You have been charged $77.97 on your Visa card for a pair of Nike shoes and that clip sticks if you have made this purchase on Amazon dot com then just simply hang up and your order will be delivered to you however if you have not made any such purchase you can call Amazon support right away 122-539-6510 extension 8 again the number is 225-396-5108 thank you.” (SOURCE: http://www.nomorobo.com/lookup/425-358-2746) DO NOT CALL THIS NUMBER BACK AND DO NOT FOLLOW ANY INSTRUCTIONS THE CALLER GIVES – HANG UP – This is a scam call and the number should be reported to the FTC immediately. To report a phone call or text message visit ftc.gov/complaint and follow the onscreen assistant (per the official Amazon page: https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201909130

[SDH13]

Hi Everyone! First time poster here so sorry if this has been asked.

I live on 38th Ave SW between Dawson and SW Hudson. Over the last couple of weeks there’s been loud construction work that continues very late into the night, sometimes into the early mornings where every few minutes there’s a loud bang or two. I cannot make out where it’s coming from, but it’s incredibly disruptive…. especially since we often have all our windows open to keep cool. It sounds like it’s coming from somewhere close to the junction.

I was under the impression there’s a construction curfew of 10:00 PM so it leads me to believe it may be something else… or they just don’t care. Normally I wouldn’t care, but it’s so loud that it’s disrupting my and my partner’s sleep.

Any insight would be helpful!

Thank you!

[SeattleJWG]

Anyone know how to go about a recall petition for Council Members Herbold, Mosqueda, and Gonzalez? All three are a disgrace to their oath of office. All three have broken campaign promises to increase the SPD. All three “blow with the wind” and have no spine. All three and more must go. I’m willing to donate both my time and money to this cause. Whose will lead this effort?

[WSB]

Posting for Westside School:

Preschool Instructional Assistant

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 Lower School serves 190 students in preschool-4th grade, and is organized into grade level teams comprised of 2 teachers and instructional assistants who collaborate to both implement and design meaningful curriculum.

The role of Lower School Instructional Assistant is to provide support to students in a single classroom throughout the school day. The Instructional Assistant’s day may include leading small groups during literacy or math lessons, working one-on-one with students, and supervising students during recess. It involves supporting a lead teacher to build a community of learners in the classroom who respect and care for one another. Additionally, the Instructional Assistant oversees two sessions per week during our Extended Day Program, which provides morning or afternoon care support for families.

The Lower School Instructional Assistant works collaboratively with their classroom teacher and participates in the life of the school, attending some in-service days and school celebrations, and upholds the mission, vision and values of Westside School.

Reports to: Lower School Head

Responsibilities include:

Assists in general supervision in the classroom and performs duties as assigned by the classroom teacher.
Establishes familiarity with the overall program and related resources and materials so that s/he can actively assist in learning activities.
Works with students in small groups, individually, or as a whole class.
Helps to maintain an attractive classroom environment and materials.
Sets annual goals for focus and growth with the Lower School Head.
Shows initiative by asking for assignments that would expand performance and capability, under the direction of the lead teacher and/or Lower School Head.
Performs such tasks and duties as assigned that would be generally within those functions to be expected at a school or as mutually agreeable between the Instructional Assistant and the teachers or Lower School Head.
Supervises the playground/lunchroom as assigned, following established recess rules and discipline, and reporting notable student behaviors.
Participates in two sessions per week of the Extended Day Program.
If qualified, provides short-term substitution in the classroom for absent teacher in emergencies.
Successful candidates will have the following personal and professional attributes:

Love of working with children in an outstanding professional setting.
Prior experience working with preschool or elementary school students.
A willingness to learn about, reflect upon, and support a dynamic learning environment.
Flexibility and adaptability to meet the needs of the children and program.
Ability to maintain confidential information.
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.
Associates or Bachelors Degree preferred.
Start Date: August 17, 2020

Compensation and Benefits: This is a full-time position for the 2020-2021 academic school year. Westside School offers a generous benefits package to full time employees.

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, with three professional references, to employment@westsideschool.org

Westside School is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

[VerityCUWestSeattle]

Apply Here!
We are hiring for a Member Consultant II at our West Seattle Branch that will be responsible for enhancing our members’ lives by creating trusted relationships. This position will bring our experience standards to life in every interaction by making it easy to do business, finding ways to say “yes’, and valuing our members’ time. The Member Consultant II is primarily responsible for all member engagement including loan production and account origination, new member onboarding, and cross-selling additional products and services to empower our members’ financial lives. This position will also assist with in-branch transactions and member service requests to ensure a seamless member experience.

Ideal candidates for this role are flexible, service-focused, results driven, and thrive in a dynamic team environment, .We are looking for candidates that possess exceptional ability with interactive communication, decision making and problem solving.

Who We Are. . .

Verity has been a local member-owned credit union offering a full range of financial products and services to our members since 1933. Verity means truth—and this guides our actions. Honesty may not be the easiest approach, but it is the right one.

We take pride in our work. Our mission and vision guide our daily activities, and we need motivated individuals to lead our success. Verity is committed to being a top employer in Washington and we are honored to be a 2019 National 101 Best & Brightest Company based on our employee’s own reviews.

We Believe. . .

Trust is earned each day.
Learning is lifelong; it never stops.
People come first, before the bottom line.
Community engagement propels us forward.
Teamwork is the foundation of our success.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS

Adhere to the Verity Experience Process in every member interaction.
Listen to the member to understand their goals and help them build a plan to take action.
Originate, process, and onboard new members.
Originate, process and fund consumer, mortgage, and business loans.
Capture relevant member information and input it into our CRM system.
Protect our members’ confidence by adhering to security and compliance procedures.
Value our members’ time by accurately and efficiently processing transactions including wires, payments, and IRA distributions.
Assists with the branch operations, audits, and opening/closing procedures.
Collaborates with branch team to achieve individual and team goals.
Perform other job related duties as assigned.
Qualifications
Experience and Education

Minimum of a High School diploma or equivalent.
Higher education in marketing, business, finance, communication, management is preferred.
Relationship-focused sales and business development experience is highly desired.
Three years of financial services work experience is a plus.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

Strong sales, networking and business development skills.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to interpret and analyze financial data.
Extensive knowledge of financial industry regulations and standards.
Ability to work independently and with a team.
Ability to organize and prioritize work in order to meet deadlines.
Present positive and professional image to staff and members.
Problem solving skills.

PHYSICAL CONSIDERATIONS

Verity Credit Union is committed to working with its employees to reasonably accommodate them with the physical aspects of the position. The following is a list of physical considerations that are normally encountered in this job:

Effectively communicate with diverse staff, members, and vendors
Sitting or standing for long periods of time
Working on computers for a long period of time in an office environment
Ability to travel within a assigned market
Ability to lift and carry 50 pounds

Washington is an At-Will Employment State

Your employment is “at will”, meaning you are free to resign at any time, for any reason, with or without notice. Verity Credit Union is also free to conclude the employment relationship with you at any time, for any reason, with or without notice.

No statement or promise by a credit union representative or board member may be interpreted as a change in the “at will” policy, nor would it constitute an employment or other contractual agreement.

Apply Here!

[WSB]

When people ask us if WSB has an op-ed section, we note that the Community Forums are the closest thing we have. We seldom publish anything on our own behalf but we have chosen to sign on to this letter by Seattle’s independent-journalist community, of which we’ve been a proud member for 13 years. Many of the signers are publishing it on their respective sites, too.
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We are independent news organizations, editors, reporters, photojournalists, and freelancers working in Seattle, and we are coming together to oppose the Seattle Police Department’s subpoena seeking unpublished photographs and video taken by journalists at the Seattle Times, KIRO 7, KING 5, KOMO 4, and KCPQ 13.

This is not the Trump Administration pursuing these subpoenas. It is the Seattle Police Department, charged with serving and protecting our city. Those duties should include protecting our free press rights.

We believe that a democratic society requires a truly free press, and that the Constitution protects the rights of journalists to work independently from the power of the state. That obviously includes independence from the Seattle Police Department. Journalists cannot safely and effectively do our work if authorities can seek our unpublished notes and images as evidence. We cannot gain the trust of sources, including protest participants, if we are seen as collaborators with the police. Some of us already have been targeted with that allegation as a result of the subpoena. We cannot hold government agencies accountable if our unpublished notes and images can be scooped up and used as evidence in criminal cases.

As the Pacific Northwest Newspaper Guild wrote in a statement, “Journalists and their work product are not the agents and tools of the police.”

“We disagree in the strongest possible terms,” the Guild continued, referring to a June court decision largely in SPD’s favor. “This move by SPD and decision by Judge Nelson Lee undermines the credibility of local journalists and puts us at risk for danger.”

We stand with the Guild, the news organizations fighting the subpoenas in court and the individual journalists who may end up in an impossible position to either betray their values of journalistic integrity or face potentially serious charges.

The ongoing court case is frightening for our counterparts at these major news organizations. But it is terrifying for us, independent journalists without the financial and legal backing of a major media corporation. If SPD is successful in this case, there is no reason to think that independent journalists won’t be targeted next.

As newsrooms across our city have shuttered or shrunk, independent outlets and freelancers have become more and more vital, watchdogging government and telling a wide variety of stories about life in Seattle. Unless some business model comes along to revitalize or build large local news organizations, independent journalists will only become more important in the future.

SPD Chief Carmen Best is the person who can most easily stop this case, and we urge her to do so. There is no piece of evidence that the police might discover in journalists’ unpublished videos, photographs, notes or audio recordings that justifies this violation of fundamental press freedoms.

We also urge Chief Best, Mayor Jenny Durkan and the City Council to create clear policies to prevent another similar case in the future. Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda has introduced Resolution 31961, which calls on police to stop arresting and harming journalists during protests and urges the City Attorney to stop supporting SPD’s subpoena. That’s a good start.

But the city should also develop legally binding policies to prevent or severely restrict police subpoenas of journalists’ unpublished work in the future. At its most basic level, journalism is a two-part process: Gather information, then choose what to publish. Both of these steps are vital, and both have faced SPD attacks in recent months.

When the state starts threatening journalists, democracy itself is threatened, too.

Signed,

Erica C. Barnett, The C Is for Crank
Carolyn Bick, freelancer, South Seattle Emerald
David Calder, photojournalist
Justin Carder, Capitolhillseattle.com
Susan Fried, freelance photojournalist
Tom Fucoloro, Seattle Bike Blog
Alex Garland, freelance photojournalist and reporter
Nate Gowdy, photojournalist
Marcus Harrison Green, South Seattle Emerald
Sarah Anne Lloyd, freelance journalist
Renee Raketty, writer/photojournalist
Tracy Record & Patrick Sand, co-publishers of West Seattle Blog
Kevin Schofield, SCC Insight
Elizabeth Turnbull, freelance reporter
Katie Wilson, columnist at Crosscut

[J242]

Ignore the haters jdeeysabel, the area is fine. My family and I bought a townhouse off Delridge back in 2017 (after having rented it since 2015) and sold it for a sizable profit in 2019 as we were moving out of state.
Westwood Village is convenient and the folks at the QFC, Target, pet shop, and misc restaurants are great! Plus, it’s easy to zoom up to the Admiral Junction for more options, or out to Alki, or to downtown (less convenient with the bridge outage right now though).

For better or worse, Delridge is gentrifying quickly right now. With that comes higher property values, taxes, and more service options. It’s forcing a lot of lower income people out, thus the better/worse.

[CiciB]

I am an experienced nanny and instructor, looking for a position in West Seattle for the 2020/2021 school year. I have a very friendly and well-behaved 10 year old non-bianary kiddo that I would have with me to accommodate this year’s online learning situation. Childcare/schooling can take place in your home or mine. There would also be outside play, trips to the park and beach (following Covid precautions,) enrichment projects, etc. We have kept a very small circle or contact throughout the pandemic and are looking for a family who has done the same. I have excellent local references. Please text to arrange a time to speak on the phone if your are interested. 206 383 0718

[buttercup]

Final phase of my Big Backyard Sale. All the stuff I couldn’t put out last week due to massive amount of items. Come back and see what you missed. 7944 17th Ave SW 98206. Cross streets Holden, Kenyon and Elmgrove.

[aa]

I would not recommend purchasing a home anywhere near Delridge. Don’t do it!
I don’t know where you might research this information, as a long time WS resident of over 20 years it is my experience that the Delridge area has not improved. Crime rates, gang shootings, lack of commercial business growth, all indicate to me that the area will not grow in value. Check crime rates.
Rent first if you are hellbent on the area.
My recommendation is to research the nearby Beacon Hill neighborhood that has a strong community base and is growing in value and business, or the city of Burien just south of Seattle also with a strong community voice and more affordable housing. Light rail is easily accessed from Burien to many points north.

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[CharlesDarwin]

I found a small camera near Constellation Park. Based on the photos on the memory card, I believe that this belonged to a 10-12 heard old boy. Respond with some details if this may belong to you.

[WSB]

Posting for a reader:

“My hearing aid fell off on the Lincoln Park bluff path Friday morning roughly in the vicinity of the photo. It is very small and can be held in the palm of your hand – see photo. If you find it, please contact me at my email address nickjlicata (at) gmail.com. I’m offering a $100 finders reward if it is found and undamaged.”

[dee kalani]

we lived off delridge, up on the ridge, and still could hear the loud car music, motorcycles, and street cars. low level drug activity, and crazy juveniles. we have moved after living there for 20 years we enjoyed living there much more in the early years.

[VashonFresh]

As so many West Seattleites (myself included for the past 15 years until recently moving to Vashon) enjoyed taking a ferry trip over for the weekend or a day trip. Covid has certainly added to the complications of traveling for leisure and extending ferry wait times. VIGA the organization that hosts the Vashon Farmers Market, made the tough decision to keep our producers and community safer by not hosting the physical market this year. Vashon Fresh is our online farmers market that we’ve used in conjunction to the physical market for the past 5 years.

We have received a landslide of requests over the past few months to extend our distribution days or create a pick up location in West Seattle. As many of our Vashon vendors were unable to secure their off island market booths due to limited stall availability, local West Seattle customers are reaching out.

We are so pleased to be partnering with the Fauntleroy Church to offer a safe contactless pick up location for Vashon Fresh items. Everything sold on Vashon Fresh is either grown or processed on Vashon Island creating a true farm to table experience. All producers are fully licensed and insured as well as our staff ensuring our procedures for aggregation are as per CDC and local safety guidelines. Masked, gloved and 6ft away. We are opening our pick up location beginning this Saturday Aug. 8th: 2:30pm-4:00pm. Online Ordering is open, all items will be pre-order only! Please be sure to confirm your order by 11:50pm on Friday for your Saturday items….farm fresh indeed. Harvested day of pick up.

Visit http://www.vashonfresh.com or email vashonfresh@vigavashon.org for more info!

[geneseeneighbor]

Hello,

I’m looking for free (or cheap) glass jars and containers. Preferably with lids such as Mason jars, but have an interest in anything that can store liquid.

This is for some home brewing of kombucha that I’m looking to expand in order to share with friends locally.

If anyone has old jars they want to get rid of, please let me know! I would be happy to trade some fresh kombucha as well if there’s interest.

Thanks,
Skyler

[rebekahs]

Normally this time of year I would be peddling at SODO Flea and other local vintage fairs, but all of that is on hold due to COVID. In order to clear out some inventory and make way for new, take advantage of steep discounts on amazing vintage finds from the 70s, 80s and 90s!

All dresses $5-$20
All tops $10
All bottoms $15
All skirts $10
All sets $15
All accessories and bags $5-$10
Coats/outerwear $15

3716 SW Cloverdale St. Seattle; Venmo & cash only and please wear a face covering.

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[CarDriver]

Help me out here. So we move all this “stuff” away from the police. Will it be private companies taking over or will they be run by the gov’t.?? Who’s controlling THEIR pay and benefit’s?? WHO will be held accountable for their interaction’s with the people in need and the taxpayer’s money??. Will the people protesting the “broken” SPD be as zealous in monitoring the “new system” and making sure it actually work’s???.

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