For a long fall walk with some history in it: West Seattle has 9 designated landmarks on its walk, from the West Seattle Library to the Schmitz Park Bridge.

Every stop links the city's designation report and, where one exists, the National Register nomination. They're on a free map here: https://mchatai.com/hub/seattle-landmarks

If you want a guide in person, the Log House Museum's history walks are a great option; this is for the days in between.

Disclosure: I'm a software developer in Seattle and I built this as part of my free app, mChatAI. The short narration at each stop is written by AI from those two records, and both are linked so you can check it.

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I ask as part of a linguistic study covering this topic!

Does anyone recognize this gentleman?

A kind person saw him in the middle of the street near Marine view Drive and 106th St. She was not from the neighborhood so I offered to take him in until we find his people. Very friendly and I’m giving him shade and water. Assuming he’s from Arbor Heights.

We saw ICE agents in North Burien this morning around 9am at SW 114th Ave and 16th Ave SW west side of 16th.

The Board Game Comedy Tour is headed to Seattle!

When: Saturday, June 13, 7-9 pm

Where: Meeples Games, Seattle

Info and tickets: $17.35 on Eventbrite

In case you're wondering how "board games" + "comedy" could possibly work, this family-friendly show is being performed by Grant Lyon, who's a...

• Professional comedian (he's been on Comedy Central, his album "Scheduled Fun Time" reached #1 on iTunes)
• Board game content creator (238,700 followers on TikTok)
• Board game designer

Here's a bit more about the show from Grant (Instagram).

Thanks!

Where are we going for a great tailor in or near West Seattle? I’ve always just gone to Nordstrom for original hems on my jeans and dress modifications? I’ve been to a couple of the dry cleaners around here and it’s not been great. Who’s the best? Willing to drive to burien or sodo but would love an amazing local person.

Tonight - Saturday, May 9 at 7:30 pm
Dirty Cello at Kenyon Hall in West Seattle
Tickets: DirtyCello.com

"Dirty Cello’s music is all over the map: funky, carnival, romantic, sexy, tangled, electric, fiercely rhythmic, and textured, and only occasionally classical." Lou Fancher, Oakland Magazine

This is going to be a rant.. (since I see other Karen's on here ranting about dog owners and unleashed pets)

This project had promise and is DESPERATELY need, given more people are moving to West Seattle and the only dog park is infested with drug using homeless people. It is also not well maintained by Seattle Park and Rec. In fast pace initiative, they gave the site location survey of various locations out for voting awhile ago then bureaucracy I guess happened and it is in idle mode. You can see on West Seattle Coalition fb, who is pushing for this dog park, had nothing new to reported... until now.

The funding either went to the transit or the dumb one lane changes throughout West Seattle for buses and bicycle lane; bicycle lane are only used 3 months out of the year (make bicyclist pay for tabs to give them their lanes.. no different than car tab for so called road repair or paying bus fee to pay for bus lanes). If Seattle Parks and Rec put in half the effort they put in make all roads 1 lane thanks to bus lanes and bicycle lanes, than they would have less pissed off posts about dogs in areas not meant for dogs. Dogs deserve to have fun and if they advertise this is a "dog friendly city" - than start proving that!