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[JanS]

is it a substantial amount? If so, you might consider turning it over to the police at some point.

[AlkiDebby]

Alki Property Management, LLC has an immediate opening for an experienced grounds maintenance person. Experience in all aspects of grounds keeping required; experience in building maintenance a plus. Must have own transportation; tools and equipment supplied by company. Duties include: mowing lawns, cutting and trimming brush/trees, weeding and maintaining planting beds, blowing walkways, common areas and parking lots, cleaning and pressure washing walkways/parking lots, picking up trash as well as hauling trash and moving appliances. Light building maintenance and other duties as directed by the Maintenance Manager.
Wages DOE, F/T, benefit package includes vacation and medical, fuel reimbursement included.
Apply at Alki Property Management, LLC 2770 Alki Ave SW, Seattle, WA. 98116 or email your resume to alkijob@comcast.net

[dcn]

The traffic is a mess on 4th Ave S between the WS Bridge and the stadiums due to the repaving project (http://www.seattle.gov/transportation/pave_4s.htm). I travel that road every day, and I’ve never thought that it needed repaving. It seems in pretty good shape, unlike Delridge and 35th, where every time I drive on those roads, I wish they’d get completely re-done.

I wonder how the city comes up with their priority list for repaving projects? I know 4th Ave S gets a lot more traffic volume than West Seattle arterials, but I’ve never noticed any potholes or crumbling pavement on that stretch of 4th Ave S, while I have to constantly dodge craters along Delridge.

I’m not looking forward to the next 6 months of repaving-related traffic. The exit to 1st Ave S gets so backed up now for the same reason, because people are avoiding 4th. So, that’s not a good alternative either. If anyone has any more information as to why 4th Ave S needs repaving than what is on the SDOT website, I’d like to know. Then maybe I’d feel less resentment over the traffic hassles the project is causing.

[jtomita]

Clean Slate is a female owned cleaning company based in West Seattle. We serve residential and commercial clients throughout various Seattle neighborhoods. We are rapidly expanding and seeking a lead cleaner who is reliable, responsible and with an exceptional attention to detail. Mon-Friday daytime hours between 9-5. Typically 30 hours a week, not to exceed 40. The compensation will be a competitive salary for our lead cleaner. Own transportation is a must. Prior experience is preferred but not required, we are always willing to train the right individual!

Apply online at http://www.cleanslateseattle.com/careers/

[tara_not_tarra]

Hi Barbara,

Are you still dog sitting and do you watch large breeds? We’re new to the area and in need of someone – would love to chat with you. Our dog is a very sweet Newfoundland mix, about 65lbs. and looks like a black Golden Retriever. We estimate he’s around 9 or 10, super quiet (unless someone comes to the door or he’s playing with another dog), shy until he’s comfortable, and very sweet.

Thanks!
Tara

[awalkrun@aol.com]

Curious Kidstufff in the West Seattle Junction is searching for a mature person with a great understanding of work ethic. We work hard,have fun and get to be creative too!
Part time and some weekends.
Please email or drop resume by.
info@curiouskidstuff.com
(206) 937-8788 4740 California Ave. SW

• This topic was modified 8 years, 9 months ago by awalkrun@aol.com.

[SamIam]

Closed up a small retail jewelry shop and need to liquidate what we had left. Located in the alley between 45th Ave SW and 46th Ave SW follow the signs. no reasonable offer will be refused.

[22blades]

I agree with you and is becoming increasingly difficult by the sheer volume of this stuff I see. When I see people abandoning things like cigarette butts or carts, sometimes I’ll pick it up and flag them down to “return” what they dropped or left behind.

Turn signals? That’s a whole ‘nuther matter. If you signal in a timely way, I’ll go out of my way to accomodate you. If you don’t, don’t expect me to read your mind. Alki drivers joining the High Span lane come to mind, both at the bottom and top if the onramp.

[oldrunner]

I’m shy and I hate confrontation. However, I’m increasingly frustrated by increasingly inconsiderate actions by people who either aren’t paying attention, or just being rude. Some examples from the past couple days-
*At the market, I watched a person leave the grocery cart behind another car after they unloaded their groceries, instead of putting it away in the cart return a whole 20 yards away (I returned it when I was done putting my own groceries in the car).
*I was waiting for a pump at the Safeway gas station – a person in front of me pulled into a pump once it was open and washed his windows, but didn’t get fuel (couldn’t he have washed his windows without taking up a space?) – then when the person at the front pump left, someone drove in the wrong way (it is marked “wrong way”) and whipped into the open space while I was pulling up to it. Frustrated, I left.
*I followed someone over the bridge who apparently works at the same building I do, eventually following him into our parking lot – he didn’t use his turn signals once, despite a handful of lane changes and turns (the first was when he cut me off as he moved from the left hand lane into the right). He parked several spaces away from me and we walked into the office together – I don’t know him. Should I have said something, i.e. “I think your turn signal must be broken?”

I feel like not calling people on their inappropriate actions, if there is opportunity to do so (I wish there was a way to call out people cheating in the bus lane over the bridge!), enables the behaviors, but perhaps it is an exercise in futility. Is there a civil, gentle or humorous way to approach people in these situations? If a verbal confrontation arises (i.e. they tell me to go f— myself), is there an appropriate response? Or should I just keep my mouth shut and continue internalizing my disbelief and exasperation?

[Pukwudjies]

Part-time/Temporary: Approximately 8 to 16 hours per week.
Pay range: $15/hour, entry level

Job summary
To provide administrative and clerical support to ensure the efficient operation of ZippyDogs

Summary of essential job functions
• Receiving, sorting and distributing incoming mail
• Maintaining filing systems
• Filing of catalogs, customer folders, account receivable/payable and more
• Assist in monitoring and ordering office inventory and supplies
• Photocopying, scanning and faxing
• Writing customer thank you notes and other general correspondence
• Perform pick-ups and deliveries as needed
• Perform data entry in our customer management database and other applications
• Prepare and send outgoing mailings and packages utilizing online shipping tools
• Assembly of marketing materials, mailings and special projects
• Assist with basic accounting functions such as preparing and making deposits
• Represent ZippyDogs in a fun and professional manner
• Perform additional functions incidental to office activities

Additional requirements
• Two to three years of related work experience
• Excellent computer skills, expert working knowledge of Microsoft Office products; Outlook, Word, Excel, etc.
• Terrific sense of humor a real plus
• Must be able to lift up to 40 lbs.
• Occasional pick-up and deliveries are functions of the job; must have a car and valid WA state drivers license

Other details
• Must sign a confidentiality agreement
• The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed, but are not an exhaustive list of responsibilities, duties, and skills required.

**Interested? Applicants should send Cover Letter, resume and salary history to: kelli [@] zippydogs.com

[Melissa P]

Looking for a meaningful volunteer opportunity? We need a volunteer coordinator for our Meals on Wheels site in West Seattle! Join a team committed to helping homebound seniors maintain their health and independence with nutritious food, personal contact, and caring service. This position requires availability of 5-8 hours weekly, including Wednesdays 8 am – 11:30 am and some prep work on Mondays.

For more info, please call (206) 448-5767 or email mealsonwheels@soundgenerations.org.

[mark47n]

In the proper atmospheric conditions the horns can carry a really, really long way! I live a few blocks from the Junction and on some nights I can hear them clear as a bell.

Yes, they are coming from the area around W. Marginal and the lower bridge. My money says the longer horn is that there are a lot of people living down there and the engineers want to make sure they know a train is coming through…either out of concern or spite.

For Susan21: this is where people have conversations. No one is obliged to stick hard and fast to anything. Tangential topics come up every now and again.

Train horn in the night,
It wakes me from my sound sleep.
Time to make the coffee.

[WSB]

We took it off our calendar because after we had one listed sometime this summer (July, I think) someone e-mailed to say that they showed up and found out they’re on hiatus until fall. The fall brochure (PDF below) does not have a start date. If you call and ask them, let us know what you find out.

https://www.seattle.gov/Documents/Departments/ParksAndRecreation/CommunityCenters/Brochures/SWFall2017.PDF

[sam-c]

Hopefully someone can help me figure this out. Does Alki CC have friday night skate nights during the summer? Specifically, friday sept 8? I can only find the fall course registration guide on seattle.gov, and it doesn’t clarify which fridays they do it. It isn’t listed on the WSB event calendar either. It seems like they do it every friday u.n.o., but there’s no way to tell. Thanks!

[captsteve]

Thank you all for your kind suggestions and thoughts. Carpet measured Monday and will be installed this Friday. Bed purchased today and will also be delivered Friday. A huge shout-out to Diane at Mattress Firm – Westwood Village and the compassionate carpet contractors I have worked with.

[freshflours]

Fresh Flours West Seattle is a busy bakery cafe in vibrant South Delridge/White Center neighborhood. Everything is handmade from scratch, with a touch of Japanese fusion flavor. Check us out at: http://www.freshfloursseattle.com/

We are looking for a full time baker to join our team. This position requires the ability to work early hours 2 AM to Noon, 4 days a week including weekends. Please do not apply if you are not serious about pursuing baking as a career.

* Baking/culinary degree/Commercial baking experience preferred. We will train the right individual.
* Commit to long term employment.
* Must have your own transportation.
* Must be punctual, strong working ethic and able to work night and weekend shift.
* Strong team/interpersonal skills.
* Ability to be organized and clean while working.
* WA food handlers’ permit.
* Ability to lift 50#.
* Desire to produce high quality products and take pride in what you are making.

Please submit your resume to Keiji via email at helloflours@gmail.com. Only qualified candidates will be contacted.

[jtomita]

Clean Slate Seattle is currently hiring for Cleaners. 80% of our business is right here in West Seattle! Daytime openings, part-time with flexible hours. Great for supplemental income or steady work. You name the days you want to work, or any time off needed. Are you reliable, responsible, and possess a strong attention to detail? We would love to meet you.

Clean Slate is a female owned company based in West Seattle serving residential and commercial clients throughout various Seattle neighborhoods. The compensation is competitive, and we strive to create an open and positive work environment. Apply online at http://www.cleanslateseattle.com/careers/

[susieq29]

Anyone wanting to sell or get rid of an unused portable (not fixed in the ground) and adjustable basketball hoop? Would rather re-use someone’s rather than buy new but my little guy really is taking to basketball and would love to have this for him. He is “little” so adjustable height is a must. Let me know if anyone would want to free up some of their space! Thanks!

[invalidsyntax]

Besides the car fob, there’s a lot of stuff on this key ring that somebody would probably like to get back. Just describe some of the items on the key ring.

Found on Beach Drive between 64th Ave SW and 63rd Ave SW

[alastair313]

Could anyone recommend a drycleaner for sweaters, pants, and so forth..? In the event that I need to pay $10+ to clean a sweater I’d like them to make a decent showing with regards to. Much obliged!

[Susan21st]

Ah, yes, childhood memories. What ebenc4 is politely asking about is not the wistful sounds of trains (or sea lions) in the distance, which is lovely. Those of us currently living in the lower lands adjacent to the Duwamish (“slightly” different from North Admiral) experience high volume horns in the very early hours noted, often on Sunday night. Doesn’t seem to be a set pattern.

Having a sea lion at the house next door is equivalent. It’s loud. Don’t disrespect your adjacent neighborhood’s experience. You don’t live there.

[KatherineL]

Personally, I prefer train horns mellowed by a little distance – which is what I grew up with.

[Metropolitan Market]

Here We Grow Again!
Incredible Opportunity for Talented and Enthusiastic Individuals to Join Our Team!

At Metropolitan Market, we know food! We are a progressive, upscale grocery-retailer and one of the best places to work in the Pacific Northwest. Metropolitan Market is a company recognized within the food industry for freshness and quality – from our locally made chocolates to our mouth watering local pears.

We provide outstanding employment opportunities, including a generous benefits program and attractive wages. These fast-paced positions in all of our departments provide ample opportunity for growth and development within the Company. We are looking for outgoing, friendly individuals who want to work in a healthy and rewarding environment!

To be a qualified applicant, you must have the following:
• A strong work ethic
• The ability to prioritize multiple tasks simultaneously
• Friendly and professional to customers in a fast-paced environment, excellent customer service skills
• Reliable, self-motivated, and energetic
• Able to work independently as well as in a team atmosphere
• Strong verbal communication skills

How to apply:
Applications are accepted online. Please visit our website to view complete job descriptions.
1. Go to http://www.metropolitan-market.com
2. Select the Careers section
3. Complete a general application and create a profile
4. Search open positions and apply anytime, using your general application and profile

BENEFITS & COMPENSATION:
* Attractive Hourly Wage, Negotiable DOE
* Rich Paid Time Off Benefits including Vacation, Personal, Holiday, and Sick
* Generous Medical and Dental Plans at Very Low Cost to Team Members
* Company Funded Life & Disability Insurance and Pension Plan
* Generous Team Member Discount
* Team Member Sponsored ORCA Card Program
* Tuition Reimbursement Program
* Team Member Appreciation Celebrations

Currently at our West Seattle location we are searching for:

Checker
Bakery Clerk/Baristas
Night Crew Manager
Courtesy Clerks
Grocery Clerks
Floral Clerk

[avanti.prahlad]

Kumon is the world’s largest after-school math and reading program for kids K-12. Kumon aims to foster sound, capable individuals who are able to independently carve out a path for themselves in life.

Kumon is looking for a part time assistant with a passion for children’s education to work at its West Seattle location (2350 California Ave SW). Assistants MUST be able to attend class hours on Tuesdays and Fridays from 2:30p to 7p. Additional hours may be offered during the day.

Responsibilities include:

-Working with students to teach them the center routine
-Grading student homework and classwork*
-Prepping work for students
-Inventory management

Assistants will be required to go through a 4 hours Kumon orientation and training and must demonstrate adequate proficiency in math and reading. Interested applicants should email their resume and a short paragraph explaining why they want to work for Kumon to avantiprahlad@ikumon.com

Compensation: $15/hr

[furryfaces]

Furry Faces Foundation and Cascade Heights Veterinary Center Announces our First Ever ‘Mutts ‘n Martinis… a yappy hour’.

Get your cocktail attitude on and bring your dog! Guest bartenders from Whisky West and The Lumber Yard Bar, each featuring their signature drink; Gourmet Sausages, including Vegan, plus salads and sides; doggie pools; a dog ruff-le; games for humans; silent auction; dog costume contest and more. You don’t have to bring a dog to attend…you just need to love dogs like we do.

Location: Cascade Heights Veterinary Center, 9832 15th Ave SW, (West) Seattle, 98106
(Enter the event from 14th avenue)
Date: Saturday, August 26th
Time: 4 pm – 7:30 pm
Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/141681993051840/

Other local guests include Lika Love, The Escape Artist, Ola Salon, and more! To get your tickets early see our event page.