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[AustenC]

Has anyone seen any ‘For Rent’ signs in the Genesee area? I’ll be heading over on lunch breaks to search, so any tips or guidance would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

[filomena_walsh]

Our block’s alley is full of potholes and would benefit from the redistribution of existing gravel and dirt and a proper grading. I can rent a skid-steer, if necessary. If done by someone who knows how to operate a skid-steer, it could be done by one person in one day.

If you’ve worked with any companies or individuals that have successfully performed these services, at a reasonable cost, please provide their contact info. Thanks!

[Rain City Clay]

Read the full job posting and apply at https://raincityclay.com/work-with-us
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Rat City Studios (RCS) and Rain City Clay (RCC) have an opening for a Youth Coordinator-Studio Technical Assistant. This is one job with two roles.

We are looking for someone passionate about craft and community who has experience working with youth and clay.

You do not need to be an accomplished potter to apply, though a love of pottery and community-centered work is important. We are looking for someone who enjoys contributing to a team, is a dedicated and approachable youth instructor, and has experience in ceramics studios, customer service, maintenance, or other hands-on environments. Communicative, friendly, dependable, and hard-working people from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply.

This position is a 15-hour-a-week technical assistant work and 5-10 hours-a-week teaching/coordinating youth, part-time, non-exempt position, with frequent weekend hours required. The ability to lift 50 pounds repeatedly is part of the requirements of the job.

RCS/ RCC is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer. All qualified candidates will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, national origin, gender, religion, disability, sexual orientation, veteran status, or marital status.

We are committed to building a diverse and inclusive staff and community. We strongly encourage applications from people of color, women, LGBTQ+ people, transgender and gender non-conforming people, and people from historically underrepresented communities.

Timeline:
You will receive confirmation that we received your application within one week.
The position start date is August 3rd, 2026. This will give the new hire one month of overlap with out current Youth Coordinator-Tech Brooke Hanson. The application will remain open until the job is filled.

About RCS/ RCC
Rat City Studios & Rain City Clay are sister studios located in White Center & West Seattle. We are vibrant, creative communities, passionate about working with clay. We offer everything from experiential learning opportunities aimed at cultivating imagination and bringing people together to a space where everyone has a place to foster their creative side. Our mission is to engage and build community through clay. The mission of RCS/RCC is to engage and build community through clay. (Learn More)

🟠 Overarching Goals for the Youth Coordinator – Technical Assistant:
Build and maintain our current relationships with Summit Atlas School and Westside School, among others. Plan, teach, and maintain summer program for youth at RCC. Build a morning program for homeschoolers at RCC on one day a week. Rain City Clay will bring materials, an instructor, an age-appropriate project, and totes to move work safely to the educational facility. Outreach currently focuses on working with youth. In the future, we may expand to coordinating with veterans, older folks’ care homes, women’s relief agencies, or refugee support facilities.

Help maintain the studio flow, communicate with participants, and keep the space at RCC/ RCS clean and well organized. Report or fix equipment issues. Be able to take instructions and then work independently with efficiency. Be able to problem-solve challenges and communicate effectively about the solution or need for assistance. Help foster a welcome space for all participants and staff.

Desired Qualifications:

[amisella]

Hello West Seattle,
I made the mistake of selling a plant stand that was of great sentimental value to my daughter because it was her grandmother’s who passed away many years ago when she was a little girl. Both grandma and granddaughter love plants. I mistakenly sold the plant stand in effort to clean out the shed this Saturday, May 9.
The plant stand was sold to a woman who was dog sitting for a family with a black and white friendly Corgi. The nice lady walked from North Delridge and shopped yard sales on 35th. She explained that the table would be gifted to the dog owners to use on their front porch because it needed a little table.
The table black metal with a mosaic top. I have a picture of it.
I would be so grateful to track the table down and buy it back for my daughter. She’s so sad that the table was sold. Any information would be very appreciated!

[aa]

If you have trouble finding something in WS you might consider Burien. Lots of lovely residential areas and an active old town area west of 1st Ave south. Also, PCC and Trader Joes and lots of great restaurants.

[AustenC]

Hello West Seattle People!

My wife, daughter and I are looking for a single-family, 3br home in the Genessee area, and online searches just aren’t working! We live 30 minutes (traffic permitting) north in Lynnwood, and now that I work in Kent, we have decided it’s time to move to W. Seattle. We love the area and the people, and want to get our daughter into your wonderful schools. We are sick of having to drive so far to go to the farmers market! Anyone who wants a responsible, respectful family in their upcoming rental, please respond!

Thank you so much for reading!
Austen C.

[Oliver_Shannon]

Hey there, I’m Oliver Shannon. I go to West Seattle Highschool and would love to help with your vision. I could also rally a friend to help if needed. My number is 206-939-0207, text me if interested and we can set something up.

[arborup]

Dark fine mulch- Little less than 1 yard of mulch (covers ~100ft) 10200 block of California ave sw.

[WSB]

Posting for a reader: That mulch was left over from a Trees for Neighborhoods program giveaway in the north parking lot at South Seattle College (6000 16th SW) and now it’s free for anyone to take.

[Hall]

FOUND — keys recovered. Thanks everyone!

[darrylseattle]

Small West Seattle based painting and restoration company – in business for 47 years. http://www.HealthyPainting.com

**IF YOU ARE INTERESTED,
1. PLEASE EMAIL US YOUR CURRENT, RECENT AND PREVIOUS WORK HISTORY (RESUME)
2. PLEASE INCLUDE A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF WHAT MAKES YOU AN IDEAL CANDIDATE FOR THE POSITION** office@HealthyPainting.com

Position Requirements are as follows:

Be able to trouble-shoot and remedy worksite situations in real time
Be able to take directions, equally as well as being able to manage a project and oversee others – if/when needed.
Be able to communicate with clients, vendors and other contractors
Be able to read blueprints and plans
Have intermediate computer skills. Read and edit Word and Excel documents Comfortable with Microsoft Office Suite, Google Workspace, and other construction software.
Be proficient with construction-related paperwork; daily reports, change orders, etc.
Basic to intermediate construction skills, a plus
Estimating skills, a plus
Have at least 5 years of continuous professional painting and/or restoration experience – including drywall, plaster, staining, etc.
Be able to set up, operate, clean and maintain (including replacing pump kits) paint sprayers at both a production level and fine finish level
Be able to hand paint with a paint brush – and achieve straight, even lines along all ceilings and trim
Be able to climb and work from ladders for at least 8 hours per day – up to 40 ft.
Be able to carry and load ladders (up to 40 ft.) onto tops of work vehicles
Current driver’s license with a record free/few traffic violations/offenses/accidents
Possess a vehicle along with insurance
Subject to background check

Pay/Benefits:
• Pay DOE
• Performance-Based Raises and Growth Opportunities
• Paid Holidays

– Job Sites Ranging from (west to east) West Seattle/Vashon to Issaquah, and (north to south) Anacortes to Olympia
– Part-Time To Full-Time Schedule, Depending on Workload

Thank you.

[anonyme]

Ridiculous. Personally, I think drones should be illegal in cities. IMO, if one of those things is in my air space and therefore spying (including for real estate photos that show details of neighbor’s private space without consent) I have the right to remove it from said space.

[wlcg06]

I have a sheet and a half of left over drywall if anyone needs a little. It’s out front at SW 98th St. in Arbor Heights, between 40th and 41st. Thanks

[cargobb]

Would love to see the community come together to advocate for speed bumps on 63rd Ave sw. This is the Main Street used to head to alki and for some reason the only one without speed bumps. It’s entirely residential with kids, pets, bike riders and very be ey active. There are way too many cars racing down this street during the day and especially at night. The speed and the noise of these cars is startling, disruptive and very unsafe. We have emailed the city but have gotten no response. Thank you for any support you can provide!

[hazelemily]

That sounds like such a lovely idea! Baby wrapping can take a bit of practice, but having others to learn with makes it so much easier and more fun. A relaxed meetup over tea sounds perfect for building confidence and sharing tips. Also, having comfortable nursing-friendly clothes can really help during these moments—some moms mention looking into Momcozy Coupons Codes when setting up their essentials. Hope you get a great group together!

[CMI-CondoManagements]

CMI (CondoManagements, Inc.), a West Seattle-based company, is seeking a solidly experienced Homeowner/Community Association Manager to expand our team. CAMs are not required to generate new business or billings—our focus is on providing high-quality association management and client service.⁣

CMI values work-life balance and offers great benefits, including competitive salaries, medical benefits, retirement, and PTO (vacation, 11 federal holidays, and sick days)

Enjoy structured hours in a 9–5, Monday–Friday workweek, with on-call scheduled only once every 4 months.⁣

Our fully staffed accounting, insurance, and collections departments handle all accounts payable, insurance renewals, delinquencies, and financials, freeing our managers to focus on their properties, boards, and associations.⁣

CMI has been locally owned since 1983, with a record of long-term staff and client retention. We have managers who have been on staff for over 9 years, and due to our excellent client service, we have properties in our portfolio that have been with us for over 30 years.⁣
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Our high standards for service extend to our technology: we use association management software tools, Zoom videoconferencing, and up-to-date laptops and tablets to maximize efficiency and reliability.⁣
Responsibilities include:
• Primary point of contact for Board of Directors, unit owners, and vendors
• Facilitate and attend meetings for Association members and Boards of Directors
• Manage general property maintenance, including the coordination, negotiation, and issuing of vendor contracts for property services
• Day-to-day operations of associations, including covenant violations
• Prepare and monitor annual budgets for each assigned community
• Special projects as needed

Required Qualifications
• 2+ years’ experience in professional condominium or homeowners association management

association management
• Strong leadership
• Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, Gmail, and electronic file management
• Pass standard background checks
• Excellent time management and problem-solving skills
• Strong written and verbal communication skills

Desired Skills and Experience
• Experience with HOA management software, e.g., VMS or Yardi
• CAI and/or CACM Certifications.

Job Type: Full-time
Competitive Salary: DOE
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Join a team of trusted HOA professionals in a great work environment. We look forward to hearing from you.

Please send a resume to: jobs@condomanagements.com

[hannahf@churchbcc.org]

The part-time Worship Associate works alongside the Bethany West Seattle Staff and Lay Leaders in carrying out the vision for meaningful Sunday worship services.

To apply or for further information, please review the full job description and send a cover letter and resumé to Bethany West Seattle Lead Pastor Megan Cowell at meganc@churchbcc.org. We’re excited to meet you!

Full Job Description: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1t6ppZaQYftmEjsVG733I3IG9ftNr9mDG/view

[Squalls]

Anyone have a recommendation for a construction lawyer? Hoping to avoid legal issues with a home project that has been a long time coming. Would like them to review the contract and provide needed advice. Thank you for your help!

[anonyme]

SDOT has a list of approved arborists for this work. You might also contact Jim LeBlanc, SDOT arborist for West Seattle, as he should probably look at the trees first and also make a recommendation for replacement. If you’re hoping to turn the planting strip (official term) into a “parking strip” that is not allowed. Jim’s number is 206-684-4134. Thank you for following proper procedure; I see far too many street (and other) trees either removed illegally or butchered by well-meaning (?) or untrained homeowners.

[WonderDogs]

West Seattle Wonder Dogs is a positive reinforcement puppy and dog training facility and we are looking for someone to come clean for us once per month. We clean and sanitize in between each class, so this would just be any supplemental cleaning that is needed. The space is two rooms totaling about 2,600 square feet, and we estimate it will take about four hours per visit.

This would need to be done when classes aren’t in session. Hours would be either weekdays between 12:00 and 4:00pm or weekend evenings after 6:00pm. Days would be flexible.

We can also provide cleaning products and equipment, if needed.

This job would include the following:

Spot clean walls – puppy smears
Two human bathrooms, which get light use.
Inside and outside windows, all are at ground level.
Kitchen, which gets light use.
Carpeted hallway
Baseboards – vinyl

If interested, please use the word “Cleaner” for your subject line, and email your contact information, questions, and anything else you’d like to share to info@westseattlewonderdogs.com. No drop ins or phone calls please. Thank you! We look forward to hearing from you.

[rewinn]

Sat & Sun April 25–26 – 10am–4pm
8848 13th Ave SW

We’re re‑homing the belongings of our brother, who loved flying and working in his garage shop. Lots of useful household items, tools, and gear!

IN THE HOUSE
Kitchen goods
Large leather couch + padded coffee table
Vintage wind‑up Victrola + records
Small kitchen table + 2 chairs
Shelving units (IKEA – plain board)
Men’s jackets (incl. Air Force dress jacket & a like‑new hunter’s cammo set)
Camping gear
Air Force memorabilia
Electronics: Garmin GPSs, aviator earphones, misc. gadgets

IN THE GARAGE
Compressor on cart
Kerosene heater
Hand tools: electric and otherwise
Shop extension cords
LOTS of Shop supplies: wire, connectors, fasteners, bolts, screws, nails, nuts, brackets

IN THE YARD
Picnic coolers
Gas cans
Hoses

AND SO MUCH MORE!

[florida]

Clear frames. Along beach drive at me kwan kwa mooks park, overlook near jacobson

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[helihu]

8427 30th Ave SW
98126

Lots of great stuff and a Mountain View!

Till 4 PM

[Rg251444]

If this is OK to post here,
A community member in west Seattle connection group recommended i may be able to share here;

my mom works at the Roxbury Safeway. I hear all the time about how much she loves her customers and that’s the only reason why she’s still at Safeway. On Thursday 4/2/2026 she had surgery due to a worker’s injury that she was denied L&I and will be out of work for three months. Every time I go into the store everyone tells me how much they love my mom, “oh your sue’s daughter” and you customers are what make her day better and keep her working there dispute the harsh unfair treatment from the company. I’ve started a go fund me to support her recovery during this difficult time.

Donate to help my mom recover, keep stabilized housing and take care of medical bills post surgery. Due to being denied works injury, she’s forced to pay her surgery out of pocket and is out of work for 3 months.
Even if you can’t donate a simple share to show her love, help’s.
Also if you happen to know if any legal advice for injury/disability that would be very helpful. We’ve had a hard fight with Safeway regarding her injury and disability.

https://gofund.me/5cfbab1d9

[Sue L.]

Seattle residents should urge the City Council to prohibit cryptocurrency kiosks, often called crypto ATMs. These machines resemble bank ATMs but operate with virtually no meaningful consumer protections. Of the more than 900 crypto kiosks licensed statewide by the Washington Department of Financial Institutions, 73 are located in Seattle. None are subject to limits on fees or transaction amounts, nor are operators required to provide refunds. These are protections other states have adopted to reduce scam-related harm. Yet, even where regulations exist, enforcement has proven difficult. Connecticut, for example, revoked licenses after operators failed to comply.
The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center reports a continued sharp rise in complaints and losses tied to crypto kiosks. In 2025 alone, losses increased 58 percent, with older and vulnerable individuals disproportionately affected. Once cash is deposited and converted to cryptocurrency, recovery is nearly impossible.
Cities are stepping in where states have not. Spokane banned crypto kiosks last summer, and other cities across Washington state are now considering similar action. Meanwhile, Washington’s Legislature has failed twice to pass consumer protections, leaving local governments to act.
This is not about cryptocurrency itself, it’s about stopping a tool that is widely used to steal from vulnerable residents. Seattle should lead by banning crypto kiosks.