r/Seattle • u/thecravenone • 8h ago
r/Seattle • u/AutoModerator • 5d ago
Self-Promotion Saturday: October 10, 2026
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r/Seattle • u/AutoModerator • 4d ago
Weekly Thread Weekly Ask Seattle Megathread: October 12, 2026
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r/Seattle • u/carrotnose258 • 7h ago
Media Treasuring the evenings
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r/Seattle • u/dietcar • 9h ago
I made a Volunteer Park Conservatory planter
You loved the ferry planter; I also made a Volunteer Park Conservatory planter because I love its architecture, and it just felt right.
(yes it got slightly messed up while printing, but I still love it)
r/Seattle • u/-ipaguy- • 9h ago
If you were hit (hit and run) by the 121 bus on Alaskan way at 5:31 pm today, here’s some video
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Unfortunately I was sitting a bit too far back for my rear camera to capture the impact, but between the front and rear cameras, the jolt of the bus and the car in front of it being impacted is obvious. The car was stopped and the light had been red for probably 30 seconds. They immediately pulled off onto Yesler with apparent rear bumper damage, while the bus just went straight on their way.
I reported it to King County Metro and Seattle PD.
r/Seattle • u/skiattle25 • 9h ago
Goodbye, Sears.
Does 10 blocks north of Seattle count?
r/Seattle • u/DrJQuest • 17h ago
Shout out to this tree
Feels like it spent all year getting ready for these few ‘peak’ days?! Hope folks enjoy it!
r/Seattle • u/Inevitable_Engine186 • 6h ago
MAJOR NEWS: The Seattle Social Housing Developer is announcing its first new construction project, in the Central District at 2402 E Yesler Way. The SSHD board is set to vote on property acquisition momentarily.Construction is set to start next year and wrap in 2028 @typewriteralley.bsky.social
r/Seattle • u/Inevitable_Engine186 • 14h ago
New Dark Money Group Dropped $30,000 Into Seattle City Council Race In Total Anonymity
r/Seattle • u/LiesToU • 1d ago
I paid a drummer to follow the annoying preacher around. Totally worth it.
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r/Seattle • u/splanks • 9h ago
What could make Seattle's small cinemas the stars of their neighborhoods again?
r/Seattle • u/freyas-chariot • 17h ago
Family identifies Seattle gas station clerk killed near Space Needle
r/Seattle • u/RecentStranger4222 • 6h ago
Weird Bluetooth areas?
This is kinda weird but I’m figuring I can’t be the only one who experiences this?
When I’m driving on I-5, between the stadiums and the Seneca exit, my bluetooth in the car cuts out. It also happens on parts of capitol hill, and on 99, before the tunnel.
One of my weird coworkers (who is literally crazy) has a theory that the city has “blockers” placed but that sounds insane to me.
Anyone else?
r/Seattle • u/MegaRAID01 • 11h ago
Seattle voters view economy as weakening in survey that reveals short-lived World Cup euphoria
r/Seattle • u/Rainy_SideUp • 20h ago
Ballots should be arriving soon
Ballots were mailed yesterday in King County. You start receiving your ballots soon. King County Elections says that 95%+ of voters will have their ballots before Monday. If you don't get your ballot by then call or contact King County Elections 206-296-VOTE (8683) or [elections@kingcounty.gov](mailto:elections@kingcounty.gov)
You should mail your ballot no later than Oct 26 to give it time to arrive before the deadline November 3rd at 8pm. You can drop your ballot off at a Drop Box. If you have any trouble you can head to a King County Voting Center. New locations open Oct 31st.
You can use the King County online marking site to print a ballot at home. Here is a direct link and here is more information. It also supports multiple languages.
Don't have a printer? Check out a Seattle Public Library location. Patrons can print up to 10 pages per week for free. (Luckily the ballot is only 6 pages.)
Looking for more information - You can see the local voters' pamphlet here or Washington State for federal and state races - PDF List | Interactive List
Don't like reading? Here are the links in list form..
- Drop Box Locations - King County | All Counties
- Voting Centers - King County | All Counties
- Who to contact - King County - King County Elections 206-296-VOTE (8683) or [elections@kingcounty.gov](mailto:elections@kingcounty.gov)
- View Your Ballot - King County | All Counties
Deadlines
- Oct 19 - Receive your Ballot - you should receive your ballot by Monday Oct 19. If not contact King County Elections 206-296-VOTE (8683) or [elections@kingcounty.gov](mailto:elections@kingcounty.gov)
- Oct 26 - Deadline to register or update your registration online or
- by mail
- Oct 26 - Deadline to mail your ballot. After this you should use a Drop Box or Voting Center.
- Nov 3 - Last day to register in person and vote Ballots must be postmarked by today or returned to a ballot drop box by 8 p.m.
Hope this helps and don't forget to vote.
The vote is precious. It is almost sacred. It is the most powerful non-violent tool we have in a democracy. - John Lewis - US House Rep and Civil Rights Leader
r/Seattle • u/Metronom23 • 10h ago
Seattle's Train Station has platforms 3-8, but 1 and 2 are missing
r/Seattle • u/perkypilea • 54m ago
Community I need better peers
My "best friend" ditched me with a stranger we had just met. That stranger ended up being a trespasser at the building we were at, so they almost arrested me too, even though I have my own damn place to be safe at, and the guy that actually lived there left with my friend back to his place. I dont know that many people here since I moved here 2 years ago. I've tried making friends but Im beginning to think they aren't truly there for me, leaving me with random people we meet on the street. I feel so defeated, like it's not safe for me out there anymore.
Looking for female friends, or a good trusty group of people that would welcome a new person to their group. Being alone, and feeling unsafe to even meet new people, makes me feel so depressed and defeated. Please hmu.
r/Seattle • u/Inevitable_Engine186 • 17h ago
Despite efforts, Northwest cruise ships collide with whales, climate
r/Seattle • u/Jaco_Belordi • 16h ago
Politics Police raises, less civilian response: What could really grow and shrink in Seattle’s 2027 budget
r/Seattle • u/StrictDiscipline5951 • 5h ago
Community Best fall foliage at Discovery Park
I’m planning to go for a little photo walk this weekend at Discovery park. What are some areas/trails with good fall foliage? Thanks!
r/Seattle • u/ChiefOfTheFourPeaks • 5h ago
News Divers Institute of Technology faces protest from students, faculty
r/Seattle • u/Inevitable_Engine186 • 18h ago
Five Films to See at the Seattle Trans Underground Film Festival
r/Seattle • u/WonderMan830 • 10h ago
Thursday Traffic
What on earth is going on today? 90 & 520 traffic both in the morning and this afternoon is insane.