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  • #1158881
    alopsmith
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    This post is a glowing local recommendation for a mobile knife sharpening pop-up called Kneighborhood Knives, hosted at Hotwire by Genevieve, praising the quality, fair pricing, and quick turnaround for bringing dull kitchen blades back to life.

    #1158879

    In reply to: 2026 Block Party

    alopsmith
    Participant

    Local municipalities often coordinate official dates for neighborhood block parties through dedicated community initiatives or police department community outreach programs, but schedules can occasionally shift or face communication delays due to local administrative updates.

    #1158878
    alopsmith
    Participant

    Construction debris removal and light structural teardowns go hand in hand, especially when you are clearing out decades-old outdoor buildings. If you need a reliable crew to handle the heavy lifting, specializes in efficient site cleanouts and hauling away old wood, roofing shingles, and structural waste so your yard is left completely clear.Clearing out decades-old outdoor structures requires proper management of both teardown waste and residual materials. Construction debris removal and light structural teardowns go hand in hand, especially when you are clearing out decades-old outdoor buildings. If you need a reliable crew to handle the heavy lifting, junkremovalhaverhill.com specializes in efficient site cleanouts and hauling away old wood, roofing shingles, and structural waste so your yard is left completely clear.

    #1158831
    GrannyNannyK
    Participant

    The person whom stole this vehicle did so between Saturday the 12th and this morning Sunday the 13th. The Arbor Heights Neighborhood.
    There are small dents on each of the front doors and a spare tire mounted on the back
    As well as yellow/orange on the driver side front and back wheel wells

    #1158824
    valvashon1
    Participant

    If you are at all on the edge (!) about having your knives sharpened at one of these events please don’t be! I had 4 knives sharpened yesterday for about $50 total and it’s one of the best kitchen upgrades you can do. I knew my knives were dull but I didn’t think they were that dull. I used them to slice up an apple this morning and they all cut perfectly and if you look at the edge it’s beautiful.
    Unless you get there right away in the morning expect there to be a little bit of a wait due to the volume of knives. Mine were ready in about 2 hours which I found perfectly acceptable.
    Genevieve does great work and her assistant yesterday was super friendly and helpful. Again, highly recommended and I will be at the next pop-up with my bread knife and long knife which didn’t make it in yesterday.
    And special thanks to Hotwire for hosting this!

    #1158793
    highlandparker
    Participant

    Falconridge Farm, West Seattle’s own historic Equestrian Center, has rare openings.

    We’ve had an Olympic and World Games horse, and Family pets. Instruction from FEI to just plain fun. Friendly and relaxed and providing knowledgeable full care. Covered lighted arena, city view, bus stop nearby, views to Canada, excellent farrier and vet services, heated tack room, hot and cold water wash areas and other amenities. Free trailer parking.. Call for a tour. mdghivi@comcast.net

    #1158735
    gabyEnSeattle
    Participant

    Good morning,

    I am trying to get in contact with the owners of a property that we just signed the lease through Dwellings. We are moving back to Seattle and have scheduled dates for this month. The move is cross country and as you can tell, the stress is quite high now finding out that this company went under.

    If by any chance you are the owner of 7331 Fauntleroy Way SW. Please reach out and let me know if you’re still willing to honor the lease that we signed. Thank you.

    #1158729
    auberg
    Participant

    Garage sale going on Saturday until about 2:00 p.m.

    Comics clothes bikes household wares kids stuff toys plants etc

    #1158609
    WestSeattlePM
    Participant

    Hello Group,

    My name is Ty Cayce and I’m a co-founder of West Seattle Property Management. We’ve recently learned about these sensitive issues at Dwellings as a couple of their previous owners have just recently signed on with us for full-time management duties.

    While we’re unsure of your current situation, we are proactively reaching out to all the owners we can to provide assistance. As someone whose family has 50+ years of background in real estate in our West Seattle community, we’re deeply saddened and troubled by what we’ve been hearing and are actively doing what we can as a local management company to help landlords, tenants, vendors, and friends.

    If there is anything we can do to assist you during these tough times, please know that we’re here to help!

    Sincerely,
    Ty
    (206) 384-0095 / ty@westseattlepm.com

    #1158582
    saldinmary
    Participant

    Found- thanks. They made it through the tide

    • This reply was modified 3 days, 15 hours ago by saldinmary.
    #1158578
    hardibouy
    Participant

    Our tenants renewed in July. That was the last time I heard from Roland/Brenda. And after that our account stopped disbursing funds. This included owner distribution/ property management fees/ and other charges. I had the disbursement issue last year, but was resolved after multiple emails.
    I had a look at https://dwellingslandlordimpact.com/. The field guide is no longer downloadable. If someone can post a link to it, would appreciate it.

    Thanks for creating the email thread and site on this.

    #1158524
    kailyn712
    Participant

    Saw in two different places near the junction/fauntleroy writing that says “BLM CO-ED SEX OFFENDER CTR APT N.s.e.w OF HERE” anyone know what that’s all about??

    saldinmary
    Participant

    I believe my keys fell out of my fanny pack while reading on the beach today with my pup (around 11-12.) Leather keychain, Toyota key fob, at least 8 keys (rather big set.)

    #1158513
    valvashon1
    Participant

    Found a potted plant this morning along Admiral Way SW. If you purchased a plant recently from a retailer in the Admiral area and somehow came home without it please identify what you purchased to identify it and it’s yours again.

    contact valvashon (at) hotmail <dot> com

    #1158479
    West Seattle Runner
    Participant

    West Seattle Runner is looking for a team lead/sales associate for Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays. More hours are available if requested, but those 3 days are a must.
    The only requirement we have is that you are a runner. Retail experience is nice, but not necessary, we can teach you all you need to know about retail. As far as leadership goes, having previous experience is not necessary either (but appreciated), you would just need to be comfortable giving direction and making decisions independently. No team lead action will be required until you and us feel you are ready for the position. But most importantly, you would need to be flexible with the schedule occasionally. The number of hours would stay consistent, but the days worked may need to change every once in a while, mostly to cover staffing gaps.
    If you love to run and talk about running, we would love to hear from you. Drop off a resume in the store and ask for Tim or Lori any Tuesday-Saturday. If you come on a Sunday or Monday you can just drop it off and we will get back to you.
    Pay is negotiable based on experience.

    garrettbandy
    Participant

    A neighbor alerted me that someone was on my boat. When I paddled out, I found a man who appeared to be in his mid-40s, with a salt-and-pepper beard, skinny with a yellow and black PFD aboard my boat. He had a very nice black Highfield inflatable that was loaded with gear suspected of having been taken from other boats.

    He was inside the cabin while I was paddling out and was standing on the transom when I arrived. We had a heated verbal confrontation, and he took off in the inflatable. As we followed alongside him in Puget Sound, he wielded a knife at us.

    I contacted the police and the U.S. Coast Guard. Coast Guard officers located him and followed him toward Elliott Bay Marina. Before reaching the marina entrance, he reportedly beached the inflatable on the rocks and ran into the wooded area. I was also told that he brandished a knife at the federal officers.

    As of this posting, he has not been apprehended. Please be alert, check your boats, and do not approach him. Call 911 immediately if you see him or have information about his whereabouts. I do have photos as well of him.

    #1158430
    kaylsss26
    Participant

    You aren’t alone, it’s driving me bonkers. I’ve been wondering the same thing about no one else noticing. I’m running 2 fans at night and can still hear it. Beep beep beep…

    #1158375
    WSB
    Keymaster

    Posting for a reader:

    Oh, dear, we lost the LAST remaining car key tonight! One black Ford chip key on a blue West Seattle High School lanyard with gold printing. Could have been lost in a couple places, including the Southeast corner of 45th Ave. SW and SW Edmunds St. -or- possibly on or near the east sidewalk of 36th Ave SW between SW Dakota St. and SW Genesee St. — on the way to, and near Buddha Ruksa. I would give anyone who finds it a cash reward. Thanks for keeping an eye out! jenniferhall319@gmail.com

    #1158296

    Societal mores and everyday respect have really taken a toll since the racist, misogynist, homophobic, rapist criminal has stolen our country.

    I’m a senior woman who has been walking my dog in Seaview for the past 26 years, and I’m really tired of the uptick in daily micro-misogyny, mostly from middle-aged men. Today on a walk with my medium dog, I hear footsteps closing in behind me, turn, and a man running is right on top of me. He purposely bumps me as he passes, and gives me the finger, and yells “get out of the way”. I yell back, “go around”, and he says “on the grass?”. I’m dumbfounded.

    Two other middle-aged men harass us at least once a week when we walk by their houses daily on our walks. One accused me of calling animal control and the police on him and physically blocks our way on the sidewalk (I didn’t, but clearly someone did – he’s on Rover and I caught him leaving one of his dogs in the car while he was across the street and far back into his garage). The dog was incredibly distraught, baking very loudly. Now every time I see this guy, which is often since it’s my neighborhood and he doesn’t have a real job, he has this shit eating grin on his face and belittles me around other people. And another man yelled at me because my dog scratched on the grass after having pooped (and, yes, of course I pick up the poop). First off, you don’t own the parking strip, and secondly, get a f—ing life. He’s always yelling out, “hello, hello, you there with the dog, can i talk to you”, while I’m just trying to walk by and ignore him. Why are you outside every day when we walk by and why are you harassing a senior citizen minding her own business?

    They really don’t like it when we speak up and have agency, a voice. Rest in peace Gloria Steinem. I really feel sorry for the younger woman of today. I know a lot has changed for the better, but in some ways, a lot has gotten way worse.

    #1158290
    Backstory32
    Participant

    I live in Highpoint. All summer long, I hear fire/smoke alarms going for hours. Today I walked around the neighborhood and couldn’t pinpoint it. Nobody else seems to notice, including, apparently, the people who live inside of or next to the offending house. But the sound comes right into my window. I have to run a fan to block the sound.
    I guess I’m the only one who doesn’t enjoy constant beeping.

    #1158288
    98101sea
    Participant

    I hired Dwellings about a decade ago, until we terminated our relationship due to their consistent failure to deliver what they were hired for (with a strong helping of gaslighting).

    I’m earnestly surprised that it took 8 years until something like this finally happened.

    #1158169
    Capers Home
    Participant

    CAPERS is preparing for the fall/holiday season and adding to their team. If you have experience in customer service, love entertaining and home decor, have weekend availability and POS experience we invite you to apply for either a full-time or part-time position.
    We offer flexible hours, a generous discount and a fun place to work.
    If this sounds like something you’d like to be a part ofplease send your resume to:
    Lisa@capershomeseattle.com
    Interviewing will begin September 8th.

    #1158148

    Part-Time Executive Assistant (20 hours/per week)

    Location: West Seattle, WA (In-Office / Morning Hours) some hybrid allowed

    About the Role
    A premier technical recruiting firm based in West Seattle is seeking a highly organized, tech-savvy Executive Assistant to support senior leadership. This position plays a critical role in keeping daily administrative and search operations running smoothly. Because you will handle sensitive candidate and client information, absolute discretion and a strict commitment to confidentiality is essential.

    Key Responsibilities
    • Data & Records: Handle sensitive candidate resumes, client agreements, and executive communications with complete discretion and confidentiality.
    • Daily Dictation & Correspondence: Transcribe daily dictation and draft professional emails, correspondence, and candidate documentation with high speed and accuracy.
    • Document & Data Management: Create, format, and edit complex documents, candidate profiles, and reports using Word, Excel, and Adobe.
    • Calendar & Inbox Support: Manage executive schedules, coordinate interviews, and maintain clean, organized communication flows via Outlook.
    • Ability to maintain/troubleshoot and basic technical support of office equipment….PC’s, scanners, copiers, phone system, etc.
    • Office & Operational Organization: Implement and maintain efficient filing systems, track ongoing recruiter tasks, and ensure that day-to-day administrative details are handled proactively.
    • Primary liaison for personal affairs: Drive operational efficiency for the owner by seamlessly executing high-touch personal logistics, calendar priorities, confidential personal documentation/ travel arrangements, etc.

    Qualifications
    • Uncompromising Integrity: Demonstrated capability to maintain strict confidentiality regarding high-profile client searches and candidate privacy.
    • Advanced Computer Skills: High proficiency in Microsoft Word, Outlook, Excel, and Adobe Acrobat is required.
    • Transcription/Dictation Ability: Proven capability to accurately capture and transcribe verbal dictation into clear, professional written communications.
    • Exceptional Organization: Outstanding time management skills with a strong record of prioritization and accuracy.
    • Professional Communication: Excellent written and verbal skills suitable for interacting with senior-level candidates and clients.
    • Leverage AI tools to automate administrative tasks and optimize output.

    Schedule & Compensation
    • Hours: Part-time, morning schedule (exact hours negotiable within business needs).
    • Paid Time Off: 2 weeks paid vacation (initially) and 5 paid sick days per year. Normal national holidays.
    • Benefits: This is a part-time position and does not include healthcare or additional insurance coverage. Historically, discretionary bonuses have been paid based on company and individual performance.
    • Target hourly rate: $45-$55 per hour depending on experience.

    #1158131

    Hope School, a private preschool through grade 8 faith-based school, is hiring substitute teachers for the current school year.

    All candidates should have experience working with children and/or college coursework in the education field. Applicants may fill out the Application for Employment online and submit a current resume to the Hope office at office@hopeseattle.org.

    #1158039

    In reply to: Looking for doctor

    CarDriver
    Participant

    Another thought is to go around to the various hospital clinics here in WS. Swedish has one on the east side of QFC. Talk to them about your options. WARNING. As they say they’re all short of doctors be prepared to, if you find one taking on new Medicare patients be prepared for a LONG wait to get in to see one. Should not be surprised with a 3 month wait. I’m on Medicare and have been with my dr for many years. I still have a 2 to 3 month wait time to see. Been advised more than once by his nurse to go into a walk in clinic to get timely care.

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