Local Bellevue Seattle News Feeds
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Mountain’s Out!
Gorgeous day today, but if anyone asks, no it wasn’t🤫😅 submitted by /u/ParsnipInevitable994 [link] [comments]
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Here’s how West Seattle Summer Fest will change next Sunday’s Farmers’ Market
That’s the view looking through the barricades at the north end of today’s West Seattle Farmers’ Market, toward where the market will be held next week on the final day of West Seattle Summer Fest. It’s standard now for the market to be located one block north of its usual…
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South Lake Union
First time walking around South Lake Union. Interesting juxtaposition between new and old in this picture. *camera notes* Nikon Z30 w/ DX Nikkor 24 f/1.7. submitted by /u/TakesTooManyPhotos [link] [comments]
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Another person wanted to railsurf
People’s stupid decisions never cease to amaze me. Location: Just off Rainier Beach station (poor people trying to catch their flights) Time: Between 2:45 and 2:55 Traffic was already starting to back up. Hopefully it doesn’t take them more than an hour to peel it off there. Edit: more info…
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Brown water reported in Alki area
Just got a note from an Alki resident reporting discolored water. No incidents on the Seattle Public Utilities water-trouble map, so this could be sediment (rust) stirred up from hydrant use (SFD has certainly had a busy 24+ hours). If you notice it, always report it to SPU’s round-the-clock center…
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Ice cream makes any day better. Especially if it’s dark chocolate dipped purple vanilla soft serve from Pioneer Square’s Pastry Project!
submitted by /u/BeachBumWithACamera [link] [comments]
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Capitol Hill’s ‘250’ 4th of July celebrations include fireworks views, ‘e-bonfire’ in Cal Anderson Park
submitted by /u/AccurateInflation167 [link] [comments]
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READER REPORT: What a package thief left behind
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Living in Bellevue with a toddler
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PSA – if WFH is available to you most of the parks in the city are covered by some sort of Wi-Fi and with just a couple of items the park can be your office.
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The Seattle City Council approved Dan Strauss’s “Shared Streets” legislation, which will introduce more pedestrian-prioritized streets in the city with speed limits as low as 10 mph.
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