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  • #1156475
    Kb88
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    My kiddo is a couple years younger but we’ve found friends for play dates through the activities he does like pokemon at meeples, cooking classes, sports, after school care/YMCA campus for summer and break childcare, and church. The Y Kid Zone for child care while the parent is elsewhere is also a good spot for my kiddo to make friends.
    Hopefully some of this info is helpful!

    #1156333
    AmeliaThomas
    Participant

    Working in a garden crew sounds like a fantastic opportunity for anyone looking to get hands-on experience in the industry! The structured schedule and clear growth path make it super appealing. For those long 10am–6pm shifts, having something clean and hassle-free like hayati pro max pods in your pocket is great for keeping flavor consistent during breaks.

    meaghanhaas
    Participant

    Never worked a kitchen line before? No problem, we’ll teach you the board, the slicer, the sauces, all of it. What matters more to us is a bit of grit, the kind of steadiness that lets you keep your footing during a busy lunch rush and still care about the sandwich you’re handing someone.

    What you’ll earn
    – Base: $21.30/hr
    – Tips: typically $8–$14/hr, on top of your base (not guaranteed every shift, but a fair reflection of what our team brings home)
    – Total: usually $29–$35/hr

    What you’ll get, beyond the paycheck
    – 1 week of training, learning the store from the person who built it
    – Room to grow. We’re a small, growing neighborhood business, and we’d rather promote from within than hire from outside.

    What the job actually is
    You’re at the heart of our deli, prepping and building sandwiches to order, keeping your station stocked, and staying clean as you go. Lunch rushes happen, and when they do, the pace picks up quickly. It takes some persistence to stay steady through it and still send out food you’re proud of. When things ease up, you’ll help out wherever the store needs it, whether that’s the register, the ice cream counter, or general side work.

    You’ll be a great fit if you:
    – Have some kitchen experience, and don’t mind learning the meat slicer
    – Can stay steady and keep pace when things get busy
    – Take pride in the food you make, even during a rush
    – Are dependable, proactive, and easy to work alongside
    – Are happy to pitch in wherever the store needs a hand

    Probably not for you if:
    – Busy moments tend to throw you off
    – You’d rather move through one task at a time than keep up with a rush

    To apply: Send your resume to hello@highlandparkcornerstore.com.

    Must be 18+.

    Sunshine Music Together, the eight-time Golden Teddy Award Winner for Best Music Program in Seattle, is taking registrations now for their fall session! Try a FREE class before the start of the fall session – reserve your spot at https://www.sunshinemusictogether.com/demos.aspx

    Music Together is a research-based, internationally recognized early-childhood music development program for children aged birth to five and their parents or caregivers. Our mission is to make the world a better place—by making it more musical! Weekly music classes include songs, rhythmic rhymes, movement, and instrument play—45 minutes of pure fun with your child every week! Also offering Rhythm Kids classes for children 5-8 years.

    Classes begin September 14th and are offered in Queen Anne, Magnolia, Green Lake, Capitol Hill and West Seattle.

    Join a community of families making music together. See the class schedule at https://sunshinemusictogether.com/classes.aspx, and watch a video to learn what a Music Together Class is all about at https://bit.ly/FamilyTestimonials. All locations have rigorous cleaning protocols, medical-grade air purification, and vaccinated staff.

    #1156302
    ks12
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    I am looking for a compassionate experienced caregiver (HCA) for my parent.
    Looking for a caregiver who has the following:
    1) Experience minimum of 3 years
    2) HCA
    3) Weekly Hours of 10-15+
    4) Light Home Help

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    #1156245

    In reply to: Hem curtains for $50

    rklogue
    Participant

    Hey I’d love to do this! I have a machine and made my own curtains , I can do it for you in the next few days if you’d like!

    #1156155
    smap-d
    Participant

    Posted: July 17, 2026
    Full-Time
    On-site
    LocationsShowing 1 location
    Seattle, WA 98126, USA
    Job Details
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    The Management Trust
    Position Title: Landscaper
    Location: Seattle, WA at High Point
    Reporting To: Grounds Supervisor
    Status: Non-Exempt, Full-Time
    Salary: $31.00 – $32.00/Hourly DOE

    COMPANY PROFILE:

    The Management Trust is a community association management company. We believe that building and maintaining a community takes more than just hammers and nails. It takes integrity, trust, experience, and support. Our success is based on the belief that effective management anticipates our clients’ needs, not merely reacts to them. We are a company of creative and committed individuals driven by grand aspirations and are proud to be the only 100% employee-owned community management firm in the nation. Our Employee Owners are encouraged to actively participate in growing our business by helping define best practices every day. It is in this spirit that we encourage you to explore this opportunity to join The Management Trust team.

    EMPLOYEE OWNER POSITION PURPOSE:

    The Landscaper is responsible for ensuring the community grounds are maintained to the highest quality standards. Every position at The Management Trust is client-facing, and the Landscaper plays a key role in delivering a positive experience for all internal and external homeowners, visitors, and employees.

    High Point community oversees the largest urban natural drainage system in Seattle. This system plays a critical role in helping to reduce the amount of polluted water runoff introduced into the local watershed, which in our case is the Puget Sound. With safety of the environment in mind, we strive to implement landscape maintenance practices that are ecologically sustainable – such as mulching grass clippings and the use of organic fertilizers and chemicals. Our maintenance practices and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: natural drainage system maintenance of bioswales, rain gardens and a retention pond, ornamental plant care, tree care, turf grass maintenance, irrigation maintenance and installation, landscape bed design/installation, and general construction and maintenance tasks.

    JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

    Prioritize safety with every task; ensure proper training and tools are available before completing any responsibility, as well as request support when needed
    Provide grass maintenance such as mowing, trimming, mechanical edging, fertilizing, mulching, dethatching, seeding
    Provide ornamental plant care such as pruning, fertilizing, and transplanting
    Provide tree care and maintenance such as canopy raising, pruning, and realignment
    Use Integrated Pest Management (IPM) to control weeds and pests while limiting any potential impact on the surrounding environment; this may include identification, sheet mulching, mechanical/manual weed removal, and organic herbicide applications
    Perform weekly, documented playground and greenbelt inspections
    Assist with the maintenance of irrigation systems (i.e. repairs, modifications, and new installations)
    Assist with maintenance of drainage systems and related components
    Assist with care and maintenance of landscaping equipment, including vehicles, power equipment, hand tools, etc.
    Maintain a clean and well-organized organized maintenance area
    Assist with general maintenance of property grounds, such as emptying receptacles and alerting appropriate staff to repair needs
    Other duties and special projects as assigned
    QUALIFICATIONS:

    High School Diploma (or equivalent)
    Proficiency in landscape management highly preferred – with generally between 1-2 years of experience; WSDA pesticide applicators licensed a big plus
    Excellent written and verbal communication
    Must be a team player who is committed to delivering high-level customer service
    Adaptable and dependable with a solid attendance record
    Professional and respectful demeanor with all staff, guests, and vendors at all times
    Ability to work independently and follow instructions with minimal supervision
    SPECIAL POSITION REQUIREMENTS:

    Highly preferred to have and maintain a valid driver’s license, vehicle insurance, and driving record in compliance with Company policy
    ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

    Use standard office equipment, including: computer, phone, copier/scanner, etc.
    Use standard maintenance equipment, including: vehicles, power equipment, hand tools, etc.
    Be stationary or in motion for periods of time
    Relocate up to (50) pounds
    Travel to and from offsite locations
    Able to perform outdoor work in all types of weather
    SUPERVISES OTHERS? IF SO, LIST:

    None
    SCHEDULE & TRAVEL:

    Monday-Friday from approx. 6:30 am-3:00 pm
    This position may require occasional long hours to meet business needs
    The Management Trust is an Equal Opportunity employer. We celebrate and support diversity.

    TMT reserves the right to modify this job description at any time based on business need.

    https://trust.rec.pro.ukg.net/MAN1022MTAI/JobBoard/7508d4a2-b8fd-40ee-9aae-d6f03c2984bf/OpportunityDetail?opportunityId=78476710-8032-4b3d-8a2c-67c5e05b7666&source=LinkedIn

    #1156187
    khari
    Participant

    Do you have a sewing machine and the skills to hem curtains? Do you live in West Seattle? Are you willing to hem 2 sets of linen curtains (4 panels total, each panel is 58in wide) for $50? If you answered yes to the above please reach out if you’d like to take on this project. Thank you!

    #1156108
    BASE@HRS
    Participant

    Holy Rosary School is seeking creative, confident, and energetic persons to assist in its Extended Day Program beginning end of August 2026.

    This is a part-time position, 9-18 hours per week, primarily afternoons from 2:30-5:30/6. Additional hours are available on half-days and school closure days.

    Please send a letter of interest to BASE director, Rachel, at base@holyrosaryws.org to learn more and to take the next steps in the application process.

    #1156106
    itodobien
    Participant

    Hello. I’ve been really trying to set up more play dates for my son, but it’s not been easy. My son has been asking about more play dates and sometimes will say “I wish you were a kid so we could have play dates.” Crushing. We live near Westcress Park and will try our luck on the playground some days. Not many kids his age are there. Anyway, if you’re in the area and have a kiddo in his age myself or wife would love to meet up. I have no idea if this is even allowed here, but I’m trying to be more aggressive in finding him kids his age to hang out with. I grew up in small town Colorado in the 80’s/90’s and we all just walked around outside until we bumped into someone and became friends. Times are not the same so I’m trying this out. Anyway, that got long. Thanks for taking the time.

    bgreenwood
    Participant

    Someone dumped a bag with a scoliosis brace inside on our property. If this might belong to you or someone you know, please respond here.

    sday77
    Participant

    Friday, August 7 & Saturday, August 8
    10am-3pm

    The sale is in the Alley next to:
    4411 California Ave

    CraftLab Seattle is hosting a huge craft supply sale to support the building of our new hands on crafting studio for Kids and Adults at the above address in the West Seattle Junction. The studio will be opening late August/early September. Hope to see you there!

    Many items are like new! Yarn, paints, fabric, craft kits, embroidery supplies, beads, baskets and more!

    lcheshire
    Participant

    Lost Oval Solitaire Diamond on White Gold Chain. I believe it fell off outside Conscious Choice Chiropractic / Waterfront Federal Credit Union on Aug 4th. Was not turned in to either business. If you happened to pick it up, I would love to see it returned.

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    WilliamRogers
    Participant

    Long established commercial pressure washing and sweeping company hiring for a part time position.

    Hours will vary from week to week but will average 10-20 hours a week plus more depending on the jobs.

    Requirements:
    Able to work evenings and weekends
    Able to lift and move around with 20-25 lbs consistently
    Drivers license
    Must be able to pass drug test

    If you live in West Seattle we are willing to provide transportation to and from job sites.

    Most job sites will be in downtown Seattle.

    Pay rate is $21.30 an hour to start with possibility for advancements.

    Please email: prosweep.aimee@gmail.com
    Or call or text Will at 206-661-1681

    #1155980
    victory
    Participant

    We have a friend that found just the right solution. Exterminators are the #1 choice, however if you can’t afford one. Get some cotton balls, sugar, borax. Mix 1/2 cup sugar with 1-1/2 tbls borax and 1-1/2 cup water. You could use a mason jar or any other glass container you will use for nothing else. Take the cotton balls and soak in the solution. Use tweezers or something like that to take out. These soaked cotton balls can now be put into cracks where you see or think ants are coming in, plus in areas that you see them. Just leave them, even if harden. Ants will take solution to colony and soon they will be done. We have watched this at a friend’s house in amazement. She even put out on top of a mailbox outside that they were crawling up and various places on front porch. She had them in 2 bathrooms, the kitchen, front porch, mailbox and some other places. Now all there is are the cotton balls and no ants unless they are dead. We had another friend that just made a paste on a plate and hid it away where ants were. Neither of these people have children, however do have cats. Just please take care in placement for protection of young children and pets. This will take care of the ants!!!

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    #1155970
    Poppyfull
    Participant

    So frustrating! I think our neighbor might have gotten an exterminator (not sure who he used) early in the season (we live in a townhomes) & so have not had quite the invasion, though I noticed an uptick since the smoke & the heat descended. We use Mighty Mint (available at Target on the endcap, I believe), that has been pretty effective, smells nice, and non-toxic. My partner will also try to locate the area where they are coming in and when he is watering the garden will water extra on those spots near the house. We also double seal anything they want to get into, and that seems to deter a bit.Hope you get some relief soon.

    #1155736
    randa
    Participant

    Hi Jenny!

    I’d love to help with your pet-sitting needs. I live in West Seattle (Arbor Heights), have a car, and can stay overnight when you travel. I’ve cared for cats before, and dogs naturally seem to gravitate toward me, so I really enjoy being around them.

    I’d be happy to meet you and your pets beforehand to see if we’re a good fit. Let me know how you’d like to connect! Welcome to West Seattle!

    Thanks,
    Randa

    jessortiz23
    Participant

    Hello west Seattle, seeking help if possible. We were picking up my child yesterday at Bright Horizons and my dad dropped his wallet. It was either right in front as we were turning onto Fauntleroy or he might’ve lost it anywhere around that area near where habit burger is and the admiral bus stop. it’s black, Velcro type. My dad is a veteran so it had his military IDs and everything, in addition to the usual stuff. Most importantly it had his service (challenge) coin which is highly sentimental. If anyone has found it, can you please let me know?? The coin is truly the most important thing if we can at least get that back.

    albap
    Participant

    Hello!

    Last night a stray cat caught a baby cotton tail rabbit in my backyard, but dropped it after it spotted me. It is still alive this morning, but I am unable to drive it to a wildlife rehab center. The address for the center is : 13106 148th st NE Arlington WA. If you think you could help out, that would greatly appreciated!! Please reach out pronto.

    Edit: driver found, thank you!

    Alba

    • This topic was modified 3 weeks, 1 day ago by albap.
    #1155798

    Are you available Monday through Friday, 9am–2pm, and looking for a part-time job you genuinely enjoy? Do you find yourself stopping to say hi to every dog you pass? Do you have dog walking or animal care experience? If so, come join Seattle Bark District as a professional dog walker!

    TO APPLY: Complete Application Here

    Overview: Seattle Bark District gives pet parents peace of mind with a dependable team of animal lovers who provide thoughtful, individualized care for every pup. We specialize in private dog walks, with a strong focus on consistency, safety, and building trusted relationships with both pets and their people. We’re currently hiring a responsible, experienced dog walker to join our West Seattle team.

    Dog Walking Route Details: We have an immediate openings for a weekday dog walker in West Seattle. The typical schedule is Monday–Friday, 9am–2pm, with 2–5 hours per day. All walks are private, leashed neighborhood walks, and some households may have multiple dogs from the same home. Pay starts at $21.30/hour.

    Job Summary: This is a physical, active role designed for true dog lovers. You’ll be walking independently, traveling between nearby homes, and responsible for keeping each dog safe while following detailed care instructions. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys working outdoors, values independence, and takes pride in providing reliable, high-quality service. Most walkers average 10–20 hours per week depending on availability.

    Responsibilities:

    • Lead safe, engaging walks for dogs of all sizes, breeds, and temperaments
    • Use proper handling and leash techniques to ensure safety at all times
    • Monitor behavior closely and respond appropriately to stress or environmental factors
    • Follow all client instructions and care routines
    • Communicate updates to clients and the team using our software (training provided)
    • Maintain cleanliness of gear and walking practices
    • Provide additional care when needed (feeding, basic care, etc.)
    • Follow safety protocols and respond appropriately in emergency situations

    Who You Are:

    • Reliable, self-motivated, and detail-oriented
    • Comfortable working independently and managing your own schedule
    • Strong communicator with good time management skills
    • Passionate about animals and committed to their safety and well-being

    Requirements:

    • 21+ years old
    • Smartphone with a data plan
    • Reliable transportation
    • Comfortable working outdoors in all weather
    • Authorized to work in the U.S.
    • Willing to complete a background check
    • Have supplemental income (this is a part-time role)

    Preferred Experience:

    • Prior dog walking or animal handling experience
    • Knowledge of dog behavior and body language
    • Experience in pet care, veterinary settings, or kennel work
    • Ability to safely walk multiple dogs when needed
    • Comfortable handling dogs with medical or behavioral needs
    • Strong customer service skills

    Perks & Benefits:

    • Competitive hourly pay
    • Paid onboarding and training
    • Flexible, consistent weekday schedule
    • Casual dress (dress for the weather)
    • Active, outdoor work environment
    • Supportive team culture that values reliability and independence

    If you’re dependable, love working with dogs, and want a job that keeps you active while making a real impact, we’d love to hear from you!

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    #1155742
    stwilliams
    Participant

    I’ve seen people intermittently driving onto the pedestrian path along the water (non park employees). I’ve told them it’s not for cars but I’ve gotten responses like “I’m just dropping something off” or “I’m handicapped”. Are There valid reasons for non park employees driving on the path? If not, what should I do if I see it? Seems very dangerous on busy days.

    sarahi
    Participant

    Hi Everyone – Positing in case anyone sees an older black VW Tiguan parked in an odd place. My friend’s car was stolen around 1pm yesterday at 63rd and Alki. Please call 206 390 2768 if so. (police report was filed). Thanks a lot!

    anonyme
    Participant

    Most services in Seattle are complaint-driven, which explains in part why nothing ever gets done. The last time I tried calling parking enforcement, the cop on the phone told me that it no longer existed. Plus, you can’t call 911 for parking complaints, and non-emergent calls to SPD are rarely answered. The city sets things up this way deliberately to make it difficult to impossible for taxpayers to call in any kind of complaint- meaning no one has to do anything. It’s been years since I saw one of those little parking enforcement vehicles making rounds as they should be doing.

    #1155576
    WSea4Me
    Participant

    Let’s Make a Deal! 41st Ave SW & SW Kenyon St (follow the signs!)

    Big Yard Sale 8/1 9A – 4P & 8/2 9A – 1P.

    NO EARLY BIRDS PLEASE!

    Some items that will be available:
    – Wine Fridge
    – Queen foldable bed frame
    – Large dresser
    – L shaped Couch
    – Double desk
    – Wheeled storage ottoman
    – (2) side chairs
    – (3) Sets of indoor side tables
    – Dyson Animal upright vacuum
    – Roku TV
    – Klipsch soundbar & subwoofer
    – Yamaha 5.1 surround sound system
    – XBox360
    – Dell monitor
    – Mini rebounder
    – Leaf Blower/Mulcher
    – Pressure Washer
    – Wheelbarrow
    – Yard tools
    – Little Giant ladder
    – Ooni Gas Pizza Oven w/Table & Thermometer
    – (3) Metal outdoor side tables
    – Outdoor heater
    – (2) Bicycles & accessories
    – Bike rack hitch
    – Kitchen supplies
    – Barware/Glassware
    – Home decor
    – Books
    – Free items!

    #1155472
    Dashaalynn
    Participant

    I’m on Fauntleroy and Edmonds…the last week or so there has been a dog barking and howling non stop between 9pm and 10pm. It’s faily close…close enough to be a bit of a bother in the evening. Is anyone else experiencing this or know where it’s coming from ? Hopefully it isn’t in any distress..

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