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A Seattle Times email from seemingly the 1920s
Loving the old-timey language delighting in a marvelous library machine. Alt text: Screenshot of an email subject and body. Email subject from Seattle Times: “One-of-a-kind machine improves King County libraries” Email body: DON’T MISS King County now has the nation’s largest library sorting machine A new whiz-bang contraption makes the…
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Multiple car windows smashed in the CD this morning (with photos, as per Rule 9)
Nothing like waking up to your neighbor texting, “My car window was smashed this morning, looks like yours was too.” Sure enough, someone had shattered our car window, scooped everything from the center console, dumped it on the seat, and left. Nothing of value was in the car, so nothing…
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Drunk driver = millions in lost product
Work at Whole Foods in Roosevelt, powers been out since 3 am, this is like a quarter of what we have to throw out today. Going to be a crazy long day lol. EDIT: I can see where this is going lol, just to clarify I could care less about…
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Stolen baseball book
Hi Seattle, My mom is visiting from Arizona and her retirement dream is to visit every baseball stadium. She has a book where she collects a stamp from each stadium. She forgot her book in the car and with the mariners no re-entry policy we didn’t go back for it.…
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Sound Transit Says Train Derailment Was Isolated Incident
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HAPPENING NOW: This season’s ‘Sundays in the Alley’ finale behind Carmilia’s in The Junction
Going to The Junction? Don’t miss this season’s final Sundays in the Alley behind Carmilia’s – a mini-fair with vendors and music – The Sheltones are playing oldies today: Vendors today include Angie with The Little Merle… Chelsea and her pop-up bakery … And Swirl Vintage… All this will be…
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TRAFFIC ALERT: Northbound 1st Avenue South Bridge reopens early
Thanks to Eddie for the tip and photo. WSDOT has announced that the northbound 1st Avenue South Bridge has reopened early, so you can drive, ride, or walk on it again. Share This
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King County scientists identify a potential breakthrough for treating salmon-killing tire chemical
Research by King County’s Water and Land Resources Division confirmed the effectiveness of soil mixture that treats 6PPDQ, a toxic chemical found in tire dust that causes coho salmon to die before they return to their spawning grounds. submitted by /u/Happy_Hedgehog_212 [link] [comments]
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I saw the light rail on I-90 this morning!