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[Michael Waldo]

I know Efesis took a hit when new owners changed it to Greek, and not very good Greek at that.
The good news is Hasan, who owns the building, is back at the helm.
We have gone several times and loved it.
And we have been one of just a couple of tables!
We went on a Friday night and there were only two other tables!
So, please if you liked Efesis in the past, give it a try, you won’t be disappointed. Support our local businesses.

[cjboffoli]

I find that I’m not drinking as much wine anymore so I am trying to find a home for some unopened 3-packs of Cayuse and Horsepower wine. All were direct allocations from the respective vineyards and have been cellared and carefully handled since delivery.

I’ve looked into some online consignment possibilities but with all of the fees and shipping logistics those options don’t seem so appealing. So I thought I might start locally. If anyone is interested just let me know and I’m happy to send along a list of what’s available.

Note: These are all $70+ bottles so serious inquiries only. And I will be securing an accommodation sale license from Olympia so that everything is above board.

Contact: patrol_chutes5g@icloud.com

[Mochi]

Looking for a good handyman to do small home projects.
Recaulking/clean grout, new vanity, change light switches and few more

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[WSB]

Sorry to hear this. Here’s the Times URL, for those who can get past the paywall:
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/pete-e-petersen-first-to-get-same-sex-marriage-license-in-wa-dies/

We extensively covered Pete-e and Jane making history with their marriage license thirteen years ago!

As-it-happened coverage: History! Same-sex marriage licensing in King County

I hope someone will send us her obituary for publication.

[aa]

Long time West Seattle/Alki resident died on Oct. 4th. Survived by her wife Jane Abbot Lightly. Pete-e was one of the sweetest people I ever met. You can read more about her storied life in the Seattle Times and many other online articles.

[katekansinee]

Dear Manager

I am writing to express my interest in the barista position at West Seattle Grounds,as advertised on website. With my background and experience in customer service and barista, baker I believe I can make a strong contribution with your team.

Please find my resume attached for your consideration. I would be happy to discuss how my background fit your needs in more detail. Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely
Kate Kansinee Sungmanee
912-507-4167
Toeytoeieiei@gmail.com

[katekansinee]

Dear Manager

I am writing to express my interest in the front desk position at Head to toe spa,as advertised on website. With my background and experience in customer service I believe I can make a strong contribution with your team.

Please find my resume attached for your consideration. I would be happy to discuss how my background fit your needs in more detail. Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely
Kate Kansinee Sungmanee
912-507-4167
Toeytoeieiei@gmail.com

[investinyouth]

Thank you for your interest in joining Invest in Youth.
We are actively looking for a program manager. This person plays a pivotal role in bringing our one-on-one tutoring program to life. Primary responsibilities include a variety of program-related duties, along with support for key operational, administrative and fundraising outreach efforts.

The role is supported by our highly engaged board of directors and depends on maintaining strong relationships with school administrators, teachers, community partners, and — most importantly — the volunteers who are key to our success.

Job title: Program manager
Reports to: Executive committee
Status: Non-exempt, part-time position

RESPONSIBILITIES

Tutor Recruitment
* Serve on tutor recruitment committee
* Manage posting announcements across community
* Receive and respond to tutor applications
* Schedule and conduct tutor interviews
* Run background checks
* Assign tutors to schools

Program
* Serve on program committee
* Contact principals in September for schedule/teacher assignment/process
* Coordinate and manage the following with teachers (site coordinators) at each school at the start of the school year
* Registration of students with parents
* Teacher recommendation sheets
* Pair students with tutors
* Develop and manage tutor resources
* Arrange quarterly meetings for site coordinators and the board

Manage the following, in-person, at school sites each week – while supporting Invest in Youth at other sites
* Attendance of students and tutors
* Absences and substitute assignments
* Communication with tutors to serve as an ongoing resource
* Obtain test data from schools
* Provide fall training for tutors
* Build relationships with tutors
* Attend bi-monthly board meetings
* Attend Seattle Tutoring Coalition and advertise their trainings

Fundraising and Development
* Assist with planning and execution of fundraising events and campaigns
* Manage Salesforce and Mailchimp data

Qualifications
* Bachelor’s degree (BA/BS) or equivalent education/work/life experience
* Excellent interpersonal, listening, oral and written communication and conflict resolution skills
* Traditional and digital media savvy
* Organized and creative thinker with ability to manage multiple projects, set priorities, meet deadlines, accept new challenges, and work successfully across organization lines and with a diverse team of colleagues
* Growth mindset, an ability to work independently, and a rigorous attention to detail
* Experience with Microsoft Office, Salesforce, Mailchimp and Google Workspace desired
* Commitment to Invest in Youth’s mission and vision
* Must enjoy working with children

This is a 30-hour per week position, with flexible hours. Must live in the greater Seattle area. This position works directly with elementary-age children and adults in a school setting. Accepting this position will require passing a background check.

Hiring wage: $25-30/hour, 30-hours per week.

Benefits: PTO available. There are no health benefits available for this position.

Invest in Youth is an equal opportunity employer. People of color, women, and persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply.

To apply, send a cover letter and your resume to contact@InvestinYouth.org.

[Manderley]

You could always try the website http://www.findagrave.com if you know the year of birth (approximately). Good luck. I do this a lot for my parents’ friends that we haven’t heard from in a long time. I usually start by typing “First Name Last Name Obituary City State” into a search engine and then go from there.

[giglsmith]

I went through something similar but the nice dog attacked my dog. If you know exactly where the person with the dog lives you can call Animal control and file a report. They will follow up and visit owner, that person will be liable for not controlling their dog and can be fined, they will also be fined if their dog does not have up to date rabies shots and is also not licensed within the city. Also making an official record means you can have them reimburse you for any doctor visits or bills pertaining to the issue. It sounds like you might be in an apartment from your description, so your landlord should be able to provide the right information to the police. File a report!

[Rats]

Happened to me in 2010. I have been reading “the blog” since they started. Plenty of other incidents shared by victims or reported by the editor over the years. I have reported all issues I personally experience and read about, to Animal Control. Nothing changes /people keep getting away with it. West Seattle’s dirty little secret. When will it end? So called nice area with great sense of community 🤣

[side-walker]

Once a dog bites someone and causes injury, they should go to a farm upstate IMO; regardless of how nice their owner insists they are.

The world, and Seattle in particular, has become far too passive when it comes to pushing back on dog owners for breaking the laws. Every day I see dogs on a beach, in a park that explicitly says ‘no dogs’, or on a seat in a bus.

Unpopular or not, please remember that dogs are, in fact, NOT PEOPLE.

[seaglen]

Hello Neighbors and Friends!
I am a new business owner and am looking to grow my team. I am the owner of Eaglen Design-Build (www.eaglendesignbuild.com) and I’m looking for a talented and reliable carpenter to join me on my upcoming projects!

Location: Seattle-area (next project is in Covington so you must have reliable transportation)
Schedule: Project‑based (hours vary by project)
Compensation: Expect $30 – $45 an hour. To be discussed based on experience and contracting type (1099 independent contractor vs W2 part-time employee)

About the Role:
We’re looking for a skilled carpenter to support a mix of rough and finish scopes on residential and/or light commercial projects. This is a hands-on, field role with flexible, project‑dependent hours, ideal for an experienced craftsperson who wants steady part‑time work without full‑time commitment.

What You’ll Do:
Perform demolition and general clean-up
Execute rough carpentry: layout, framing, backing, blocking, sheathing, exterior trim.
Install and finish drywall
Perform finish carpentry: doors, windows, casework, base/trim, crown, wainscot, specialty details.
Read/interpret plans and details; verify layout, plumb/level/square; complete punch lists.
Protect finished surfaces; maintain a clean, safe, OSHA‑compliant jobsite.
Coordinate with the PM/Site Lead on sequencing, inspections, and material needs.
Track your time and basic material usage; flag conflicts, field conditions, and changes early.
Load/unload; stage materials; operate common jobsite tools and equipment safely.

What you Bring:
3+ years professional carpentry experience (rough and/or finish); high‑quality workmanship.
Proficient with tape/layout, saws, routers, nailers, planers, and fastener systems.
Ability to read drawings and take direction on specs while working independently on tasks.
Reliable transportation to multiple jobsites in and around Seattle; current driver’s license.
Smartphone literacy for time tracking, photos, and basic app-based communication.
Physical ability to lift 50 lbs, climb ladders/scaffolds, and work on your feet throughout the project.
If joining as 1099 independent contractor:
You bring your own business license, general liability insurance, and bond.
You bring your own tools

Nice to Have:
OSHA‑10/30, First Aid/CPR; experience with residential remodels/occupied spaces.
Specialty skills (stair work, custom millwork installs, cabinet installs, exterior trim).
Electrical card/license.

Tools, Safety & Support:
We provide major tools/equipment, ladders/scaffolds, and required PPE.
You provide a standard personal hand‑tool kit suitable for rough/finish tasks.

Work Conditions:
Field-based with travel between jobsites; indoor/outdoor conditions; typical construction noise/dust.
Occasional evenings/weekends may be requested based on project milestones.

How to Apply:
Send a brief resume or trade history, 2 references, and your weekly availability to savanna@eaglendesignbuild.com. Feel free to include photos of recent work or a short portfolio link.

[SheWe]

I am a West Seattle homeowner looking for a sublet/house sit/rental situation April/May/June 2026, walking distance to the water.

I would consider a private suite in a house or a petsitting situation if there was some flexibility/backup as I will be traveling some weekends.

I also have a home in rural Northern Wisconsin which could be offered as an partial exchange.

[WSB]

A couple things to try, both highly dependent on whether the person’s name was not too common:
-Find a site that’ll let you search the Social Security Death Index
-Search the web for the person’s first name, last name, and the word obituary

Perhaps a genealogy expert out there has more ideas.

[CarDriver]

My aunt is trying to contact an old friend. She’s having no luck. Considering the friends age it’s possible she has passed away. How would you-and can you check city/county records to see if a person is deceased.

[hpcj]

We’re a family of four looking for a part-time housekeeper in Highland Park. For the past few years we’ve been lucky to have the services of an awesome neighbor who we met through WSB, and we’re hoping lightning can strike twice! We prefer another awesome individual versus a cleaning service.

Duties:
– General light housekeeping like washing dishes, tidying, folding laundry, taking out trash/compost/recycling, etc
– Regular cleaning tasks like bathrooms, floors, and mirrors, etc
– Occasional deeper cleaning tasks like wiping cabinets and baseboards, cleaning appliances, bathrooms and the kitchen deeper cleans, etc
– Other tasks as mutually agreed upon

Details:
– Four people (one adult man, one adult woman, two teen boys) and a small/medium sized, very gentle, non-shedding dog
– 1700 square feet divided between a main house and a DADU
– 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 kitchen, 1 kitchenette

Pay: $25/hour, paid weekly

Hours: Likely at least 6-10 per week to get the job done well, but flexible if you have a different number of hours in mind

Schedule: At least 2 days per week, Mon/Thu preferred, but flexible on both days and times of day as your schedule permits.

Contact hphousekeeper@icloud.com and let us know:
– Your name
– Your phone number and email
– Your experience with housekeeping (even if just in your own home)
– What appeals to you about the job, what caught your eye
– Your favorite lunch spot in/near West Seattle

[RTS]

Hi all,

My lease is up and I’ll be moving at the end of October. Combing through and refreshing 10 websites per day is as demoralizing and exhausting as it sounds, so I’m trying my luck here.

I’m in my mid 30s, work in education, and have good credit and references. My needs are basically quiet, LGBTQ friendly, non-smokers, and everyone pays the rent on time. Hoping for the Delridge/Riverview area, but anything close to the 128 line will work.

I’d love to connect with anyone who is seeking a house share. Are you looking for a punctual, responsible roommate? Know someone who is? Let’s talk!

RTS

[SeandSki]

I found a wallet on the ground in West Seattle. Identify it with a matching address and what it contained to claim. I have researched online to find the owner with no luck.
The police department non-emergency said to drop it in a mailbox. I’ll wait a week to see if we can reunite it with the owner.

[darrylseattle]

If You Are Interested, Please Send Us a Brief Description of Your Experience and Qualifications, Along with Your Resume to office@healthypainting.com. Thank you.

[darrylseattle]

Established West Seattle Painting and Restoration Company with 46 Years in Business is Seeking a Motivated and Experienced Assistant

Qualifications:

· A Minimum Of 3 Years’ Experience Required in Any, or All of the Following Areas – 1. Interior and Exterior Painting 2. Staining 3. Plastering 4. General Home or Historic Restoration

· Reliable Personal Vehicle, Valid Driver’s License, and Insurance Required

Responsibilities:

· Assist (Eventually Run Jobs Solo or Lead Others) with Painting, Restoration, and Related Labor Tasks

· Support Entry-Level Project/Office Management Tasks – Standard Data Entry, File Organization, Social Media Posting, Etc.

Details:

· Work With a Well-Established Company Known for Craftsmanship and Reliability

· Job Sites Ranging from West Seattle to Issaquah, and Everett to Tacoma

· Part-Time To Full-Time Schedule, Depending on Workload

Pay/Benefits:

· Performance-Based Raises and Growth Opportunities

· Paid Holidays

· Pay DOE

If You Are Interested, Please Send Us a Brief Description of Your Experience and Qualifications, Along with Your Resume.

[twodads]

Pay Rate: $25-$40 per hour (depending on experience)

Job Type: Part-Time

About Us: Two Dads And A Drill is a trusted name in home repair and maintenance, committed to delivering exceptional service and quality work to our clients. Our team is dedicated to ensuring that every home is a safe, functional, and beautiful place to live.

Job Description: We seek a skilled and reliable Handyman to join our team part-time, 15-35 hours per week. The ideal candidate will have a broad range of handyman skills and experience, with a keen eye for detail and a strong commitment to quality work. You will be responsible for performing a variety of general maintenance and repair tasks, including but not limited to:
– Repairing and replacing drywall
– Installing and fixing doors
– Repairing and replacing flooring
– Working with cement and other materials
– Performing other general household repairs as needed

Qualifications:
– Proficient in using hand and power tools
– Knowledge of basic household repair and maintenance tasks
– Ability to work independently and manage time effectively
– Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail
– Good communication and customer service skills

Requirements:
– Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
– Ability to pass a background check
– Availability to work flexible hours between M-F, 9am – 4pm

Benefits:
– Competitive hourly wage based on experience
– Flexible work schedule

How to Apply: If you meet the qualifications and are interested in joining our team, please send your resume to jobs@twodadsandadrill.com.

We look forward to hearing from you!

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[WS Res]

I hope you got the owner’s information and proof of vaccination against rabies.

[Seriously?]

Control your dogs! I was attacked by a “nice dog” yesterday. The nice dog bit through my pants and a knee brace leaving me with deep puncture wounds and a huge bruise. There was no warning that this nice dog was going to bite despite the owner telling me (afterwards) that the nice dog has a history of bitting people near doorways. I was leaving my building and moved aside to let the owner and the dog in. That’s when I got bit. Holding the door to let this neighbor and his dogs in. Again, no warning that this dog is scared of doorways and will bite people in doorways. I would have happily backed away had I known.

[LeBlanc CNE]

Summer’s over and it’s time to clean up your garden and yard. Yard waste and/or kitchen scraps can be composted into living soil ready for next year. The key is using red wiggler worms, mushroom mycelium, and beneficial microorganisms.

How? I’ve been composting for years and can share a compost starter much like sourdough or kombucha. Imagine a 32 ounce takeout container full of mature compost to jumpstart your compost bin or pile.

All of this and your questions answered too for only $20.
#livingsoil #compost #organic

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