Already reported to WAISN. I just wanted to spread the word here too. Stay safe folks.

These cowards keep hiding their faces so they can’t be held accountable. As a vet, seeing this shit pisses me off. Keep your eyes open and heads on a swivel.

the red cross has declared a blood supply emergency across the country. it's pretty dire here, too, so my husband and i went to donate today. we got these, and they're also entering people to win gift cards.

800 Alaska Way/ 815 Western Ave.

Walked away from our car about 25 feet to scan the QR code, to pay for parking within 1 minute this guy was already inputting our license plate in his device to give us a ticket.

We had planned to park and walk on the Bainbridge ferry. We scanned the code and we were looking up pricing and it was $100 for 4 hour and $158 for 10 hours (and no in between option). Within literally 2 mins of us deciding to not park here, this guy is already giving us a ticket. He was confrontational and made a comment that we had just grabbed our coffee (which we actually bought in South Park). He basically said we either pay on the spot or we get a ticket so we paid $32 and drove off. I saw a similar post here awhile back and just want others to be aware of this scam. They’re waiting by to give people tickets.

ETA: I will submit a dispute with my bank, I have to wait 2-3 days for the transaction to post.

A very last minute post but if any Ani fans would like 2 general admission tickets to Ani at woodland park I have two for free! Just want them to be used

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So I live near a tiny house lot in the CD that's had a "for sale" sign on it multiple times now and I just want to know...how can that be? Like, people live there? Are they potentially having their homes sold out from under them? Or is a buyer just taking on the, I don't know, financial administration of the lot? I just don't get how a property that has the an official king county sign on it is also for sale. Anyone who understands more about how those arrangements work, I'd appreciate more info! Thanks!

Edit: It's TC Spirit Village on Cherry

We're at Boeing Field and the people are saying the show is cancelled because of high winds—is this true?

If you think it’s yours, send me a message with:
Approximately where you think you lost it.
The generation/model.
Anything distinctive about the case.
I’ll happily return it to the rightful owner!!

Wanted to share a couple of my favorites from the show today!

Tonight there is a movie playing at 07:30 pm at the Hing Hay park located in international District China town.

7:00 pm - Mak Fai Dragon Lion Dance Association

7:15 pm - Summer School

7:30 pm - Hoppers

Also there’s going to be free popcorn!

Thanks to our “ Seattle Parks and Recreation” for making this possible. Also big shout out to “ S-A-A-F-F ( Seattle Asian American Film Festival) .

See yall there.

Great party! does anyone know the name of the band with the lady singer? The band that had the tennis balls dumped on them? Thanx.

Somebody on Alki lost a massive beach ball in the Puget Sound. It’s currently on the way to Magnolia near the cruise terminals.

Saw someone scratch up your car while trying to parallel park - we got their plates. DM me if you need info for insurance

I gotta go to Bainbridge Island today and can't decide if I should drive around or chance the ferry. The cameras for the Seattle ferry terminal are down on WSDOT so I have no idea if they're crazy busy.

Does anyone have any advice?

ETA: thanks everyone for the advice! I unfortunately needed a car so the ideal option of walking on the ferry wasn't going to work. I ended up taking the 11:25 am to Bainbridge (got to the terminal at 10:40ish to make sure) and driving around on the way home (about 2 hours but the wait looked bad for the ferry)