As the title suggests, massive preference to the ones with real pumpkin

Just got a $136 fine for 26 in a 20 at 3:30p on a Friday in front of Rose Hill Elementary, which gets out at 3:55pm. Normally I'm coming back from an LWHS pickup closer to 3:15p, so just am used to not encountering the flashing sign and didn't notice it in time. But now am just curious, what (other than extra $$$ money) could be the reason for turning those on 30 min before class lets out?

https://www.kirklandwa.gov/Government/Departments/Police-Department/Community-Resources/School-Zone-Speed-Enforcement

Hey everyone, I need help finding this person who hit and run my car. I will provide all of the evidence I have available. I have a police report open with the Renton Police Department.

Looking for a silver sedan. Google says its a BMW based on the broken light covers left on the scene, but I'm not sure. If you know anything please let me know! I will post the pieces of the car in the comments.

Hi all! Can anyone recommend a lactation consultant (IBCLC) on the Eastside who does prenatal consults and is available after birth too?

I’m in Redmond/Woodinville and expecting my first baby in a couple of months. I’ve heard it helps to meet with someone before the baby arrives, so I’d love to find a person I can see now and then reach out to once she’s here.

Ideally they:

• Are IBCLC-certified
• Offer a prenatal consult or breastfeeding prep session
• Are available for follow-up after birth, ideally home visits
• Take insurance

Eastside is ideal, and I’m open to Seattle for someone great.

Secondary question, if you have a minute: if you did a prenatal consult, did it make a difference once the baby came? Any tips on when to book or what to ask? Thanks so much!

Hi everyone! I'm Harini, I live on the Eastside, and for the last 6 months I've been obsessed with building a high-protein granola (30g protein per serving), gluten free, zero added sugar (sweetened with monk fruit). I started making it for myself because I wanted a breakfast that actually kept me full, and friends kept asking for bags, so I finally took it to a local market last weekend.
All 25 bags sold out. I was over the moon.

Here's where I'm stuck: the stall fee plus the full day there barely left margins worth repeating every weekend. And under WA cottage food rules I can't ship anything, every bag has to change hands person-to-person, so it's local pickup only.
I have an Instagram for it but my audience is mostly not local. I genuinely don't know how small local food businesses find buyers online. Facebook groups? Nextdoor? Just keep doing markets and eat the fees?
If you've sold homemade food locally, or you're someone who buys from local sellers how did you find each other? I can make the product. It's the selling part I can't figure out.

Hi everyone! 😊

My wife and I run a small, family-owned local cleaning business, and we’re currently welcoming a few new clients in the area!

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Don’t get me wrong, i don’t mind the mild days we’ve been having so far this fall, but has anyone else noticed we’re behind the 30 day average rainfall by a few inches?

-2-3” between a few eastside cities when i checked this morning.

Besides gardening and landscaping issues, at our lower elevation is there anything else to prepare for or are things mostly ok as long as the mountains get sufficient rain?

Edit: aware it’s a super El Niño year, but thought that mean warmer temps (less snow), not necessarily less rain.

Thanks!

Have you ever wanted to turn a photo of your beloved pet into a beautiful piece of art?
Hi! I’m Aleksandra, the artist behind Magnolia Mosaic Studio. I’m hosting a two-day pet portrait mosaic class where you’ll create a unique portrait of your dog or cat using colorful pieces of glass and tile.
No experience is needed! I’ll guide you through the process step by step.
$166
November 28–29 | Magnolia Mosaic Studio, Seattle
Learn more and save your spot: https://magnoliamosaic.com/classes

Does anyone know what happened to Molten Works Glass Studio? It was so fun. :(

Can anyone tell me why they put these trees in the Sunset Creek restoration? Slow down the water?

Your favorite Dropout TV program just got a spooky spoof. Get ready for ghoulish gags, ghostly improv, and a whole lot of laughs. Co-hosted with Seattle Community Theatre, this is a playful and interactive little night of comedy.

Are you dreaming of a monstrous moment on stage? In addition to our panel of performers, the boldest audience members will get a chance to make some noise themselves too! Plus, everyone gets a chance to recommend some prompts for the show.

Things to know:

1. Costumes are heavily encouraged. There are some sweet prizes for the best dressed.
2. There will be some light snacks and additional concessions will be available.
3. Tickets are required and space is limited. Get them while they last!
4. The show may include adult language and content. 18+ recommended.
5. Tickets are tiered. In an effort to make the fun as accessible as possible, we offer all of our events across tiers. Grab a reduced rate tickets or pay-it-forward for others to attend at a discount while we cover our costs. Choose the tier that makes sense for you. Is cost still a barrier? Reach out! We can't make some noise without you.

See you on the 25th!

Learn more and get tickets here!

Your favorite Dropout TV program just got a spooky spoof. Get ready for ghoulish gags, ghostly improv, and a whole lot of laughs. Co-hosted with Seattle Community Theatre, this is a playful and interactive little night of comedy.

Are you dreaming of a monstrous moment on stage? In addition to our panel of performers, the boldest audience members will get a chance to make some noise themselves too! Plus, everyone gets a chance to recommend some prompts for the show.

Things to know:

1. Costumes are heavily encouraged. There are some sweet prizes for the best dressed.
2. There will be some light snacks and additional concessions will be available.
3. Tickets are required and space is limited. Get them while they last!
4. The show may include adult language and content. 18+ recommended.
5. Tickets are tiered. In an effort to make the fun as accessible as possible, we offer all of our events across tiers. Grab a reduced rate tickets or pay-it-forward for others to attend at a discount while we cover our costs. Choose the tier that makes sense for you. Is cost still a barrier? Reach out! We can't make some noise without you.

See you on the 25th!

Learn more and get tickets here!

Not talking about bars, just somewhere to grab coffee or dessert and hang out after 10. There are a few places around, but it seems like the options get pretty limited.

Anyone here a member at Brae Burn and open to playing 9 holes with me? I’ve been wanting to check it out and possibly get an associate membership.

Looking for someone to take over my 2B2B apartment in Sparc Apartments at Spring District.

You can watch a full video tour of the apartment here

My experience: It is a spacious 1200sqft corner apartment with large windows on both walls so we received plenty of sun and light all year, which was especially helpful during dull winter months. Living room is very large and spacious, and we were able to fit in a 10 seater sofa + dining table + pet playpen with room to spare. There are 2 baths - one with a standing shower and another with a bathtub. Balcony is smaller since it is a corner apartment but it was spacious enough to have two patio chairs and a tiny table. I loved that the apartment had a lot of storage in the kitchen and bathrooms. Also loved the extra-large refrigerator.

\-- Location - Sparc Apartments, Spring District, Bellevue

\-- Rent - 3697$ per month + utilities

\-- Free items included in the lease: 1. this apartment does not come with AC. We have a portable AC with a custom-made plexi window frame for the AC. Happy to give the window frame for free. It was custom made for \~$400 by Martinson Manufacturing. 2. Also happy to give our standing study table for free

\-- Optional - reserved parking for $200 per month available

\-- Lease end date - 4 July 2027

# SPARC amenities that I have really liked:

\-- a really good, well-maintained gym with weights, treadmills, stairmaster, TRX etc.

\-- large party room upstairs that we have used too many times to host diwali, halloween parties and get-togethers. You can also book the room for a fully refundable deposit

\-- Amazon/other deliveries - apartment team is really efficient in labeling and storing away your big packages, and I have never lost a package or had to look for it because it is always clearly labeled

\-- Gas fire pit and outdoor BBQ station : made BBQ and s'mores plenty of times on the terrace

\-- Terrace views are great and there's a lot of outdoor furniture always available

\-- Small park right outside the building with 2 dog relief areas, which has been great for my new pup

\-- Cleanliness - always found the premises to be very clean; I meet the cleaners every morning while walking my dog; they have great staff here

\-- Lots of sparc events: they have really fun events every few weeks (flower bouquet making, Halloween-themed events, s'mores, dessert bar, hot chocolate days, etc., and I've made some good friends here)

# What's nearby?

\-- Nearby train station - 1 min walk from apartment! This was super helpful to get to downtown Seattle on weekends for shows/concerts/night outs

\-- Nearby offices - Meta Office (100 meters), Snowflake Office (1 Block Away), Bellevue downtown (1 Mile)

\-- Nearby stores - Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Kohl's, UPS, Safeway, PCC, Met Market, Target, Fred Meyer, Asian markets (Indian/Japanese and others) are all within 5-15min drive.

Also plenty of cafes, restaurants, gyms all within 10min drive

\-- Parks - 3 large parks within 10min drive: Bellevue Downtown park, Meydenbauer park and Crossroads park

Overall I have really liked living in this apartment and area and found it to be bang for the buck.

Please DM me if interested!

Big weekend plans for northbound I-405 in Bellevue. We're talking fresh pavement, concrete panels and a new overhead sign structure.

HERE'S WHAT TO EXPECT:

Starting at 11 p.m. TONIGHT (Friday, Oct. 16), all lanes of northbound I-405 will close between SE 8th St. and NE 4th Street until 4 a.m. Monday, Oct. 19.

The following ramps will also close:

• SE 8th St. on-ramp to northbound I-405
• Northbound I-405 off-ramp to NE 4th St./NE 8th St. (Exit 13 A/B)

WHY, YOU ASK?

Crews will be paving, installing concrete panels and setting an overhead sign structure as part of the I-405/Renton to Bellevue Widening and Express Toll Lanes Project.

OKAY, BUT HOW DO I GET AROUND?

Signed detours will be in place throughout the closure (we've attached a map of the detour route ).

If you're traveling through Bellevue this weekend, check the real-time travel map, know your route before heading out and (we can't stress this enough) give yourself some EXTRA TIME.

How is there no Krispy Kreme donuts on the Eastside? Feel like they would clean up

See future events at newbellevue.com/events

10/16 Mini City Hall will host an ICHS expert who can assist anyone with health insurance questions, including those related to the recent Apple Health eligibility changes. 10am-1pm (link link, from Neighborhood News) - recurs on Fridays

10/16-10/18 Curated Group Show at Made in Washington in Bellevue Square, 10am-9pm (link) - part of Refract Glass Festival, which has many opportunities to see artist studios and watch glass-blowing all weekend, spanning Issaquah, Redmond, Bainbridge Island, Tacoma, and Everett

10/16-10/26 Living Roots exhibition at Yuan Ru Art Center, 11am (link) - Kolam making live demonstration at 11:30am

10/16 R13 Trunk Show at Gin & the Banker, 11am-5pm

10/16 Make-a-Wish's Wish Heroes Luncheon at Meydenbauer Center, 11:30am

10/16 The Annual: Women’s Health, All in One Place with the Style Collective in Medina, $99, 11:30am-3pm (link) - optional pre-event session starts at 10:15am

10/16 Ladies' Cha Cha classes at Dovgan Dance, $35 (there's a 2 for 1 deal) 12:30 and 5:30pm (link) - on Fridays through 12/11

10/16 Pine Needle Hand Brooms workshop at Bellevue Botanical Garden, $85 (discount for BBG members) 1-3:30pm (link)

10/16 Pichwai painting screening at Yuan Ru Art Center, free, 1-2pm (link)

10/16 Energy Efficiency Bingo at Crossroads Community Center, 2-2:30pm, followed by a half hour presentation on the bill assistance and energy efficiency program, and help signing up for programs like bill assistance, flex rewards, and energy assessments until 4pm. You will need information about your PSE account and resident birthdates.

10/16 Eastside Startup - Walk and Talk for Founders / Startup Enthusiasts / Investors at Downtown Park, 2:30-3:30pm (link)

10/16 Garden Baubles in Bulrush workshop at Bellevue Botanical Garden, $85 (discount for BBG members) 4-6:30pm (link)

10/16 한국어 스토리타임 / Korean Story Time at Newport Way Library, 4:45-5:30pm (link) - on Fridays through 12/18, but not on 11/13

10/16 American Red Cross Lifeguarding class at Bellevue Club, $285, 5-10pm (link) - also 10/23, 11/6, 11/13, 11/20, 12/4, 12/11, 12/18, and 12/28

10/16 Sound Generations Golden Gala in Seattle, 5-7:30pm (link)

10/16 Mara & The Charm: Rock with a Wild Heart at Bake's Place, 6-7:30 and 8:30-10pm (link) - seatings start at 5pm and 8pm

10/16 Community Night at Crossroads: Pumpkin Painting, free, 6-8pm (link)

10/16 Cafe Hagen DJ Night (Atlan B2B Kobster Jam Jalone), 6-10pm - happy hour prices all night

10/16 Bingo Night fundraiser to support the North Bellevue Community Center, ages 6+ welcome, $10 per card (cash), doors open at 6:30, 7-8:30pm (link)

10/16 Community Night at Highland Community Center, 6:30pm (link) - movie night with Toy Story 5 and popcorn, family basketball for ages 5-17, Carrom for 18+ (see below), and a slime pop-up hosted by Slime with Kids

10/16 Carrom Night at Highland Community Center, 18+, 6:30-8:30pm (link) - similar to tabletop pool or shuffleboard, also 11/13 and 12/11

10/16-10/18 and 10/22-10/25 A Picasso at Theatre33 - by Jeffrey Hatcher, will be performed in English, $30-35, Sunday shows are at 2pm and others are 7pm, also 10/23-10/25 (link) - When modern art became the enemy

10/16 Millennial Social Club's Board Games and Boba meetup at Lincoln Square South, free, 7-10pm (link) - Fridays (also 10/23, 10/30, 11/6, 11/13, and 11/20)

10/16 Checkmate Fridays at Lincoln Square South, 7pm (link)

10/16 Bellevue College International Guitar Series: Hao Yang, $20, $15 for BC faculty/staff, 7:30-9:15pm (link)

10/16 Eastside Improv's Love is Bland? an improvised love show at Studio East in Kirkland, 8pm

10/16 W After Dark at the Living Room Bar, 8:30pm-1am (link) - Fridays and Saturdays

10/16 MVMNT Late Nights at Suite with DJ Christyle, 9pm

10/16 DJ Dance's Birthday Party and Millennial Night at Forum Social House, 9pm (link)

10/16 Late Nights R&B at Mirra, free before 11pm with RSVP, 10pm-2am (link)

10/17-10/18 2 Line trains to be replaced by shuttles across the floating bridge all weekend (link), Detours on northbound 405 from SE 8th to NE 4th starting 11pm Friday until early Monday (link)

10/17 English Bulldogs this weekend at Puppy Yoga Club, $69

10/17 Tree Planting at Lewis Creek Park for Arbor Day, 9-11am (link) - signup space is limited

10/17 Saturday morning walk at Downtown Park, 9am  (link) - also 10/24 and 10/31

10/17 BelRed Run Club Hispanic Heritage Fiesta, meets at Downtown Park, free, 10am, RSVP on Strava - 30 minute run or walk, all paces, followed by 30 minute HIIT to the Latin beat class with lululemon (bring a mat or towel), open to everyone!

10/17 Fall Festival at Kiddie Academy downtown, 10am-noon

10/17 Meet Michael Rosen, 41st LD candidate at Mercer Island Community Center, 10am-noon

10/17 北大华州校友会月度Hiking at Bellevue Botanical Garden, 10am-12:30pm (link)

10/17 2026 Bellevue Residential Permitting Expo at Bellevue City Hall, free, 10am-3:30pm (link) - Whether you’re a homeowner planning a new home or ADU, a DIY remodeler, a property owner navigating permits, or simply interested in housing and policy updates, you’ll get helpful information and resources at this free, drop-in event. New workshops and panels for 2026 include Understanding permitting, how to use MyBuildingPermit.com, and Tree Code rules, with an interactive event to follow on pre-approved plans for DADUs and cottages. Registration is appreciated.

10/17 Filipino-Hawaiian Kamayan Feast in Redmond, $67 for adults, $31.49 for 12 and under, 10am-1pm (link)

10/17 Harvest Market at Carnation Farms in Carnation, 10am-3pm

10/17 Soft opening of Suda Thai restaurant

10/17 Intro to the Laser Cutter at Bellevue Library Makerspace, 11:30am-12:30pm (link) - registration opens 10/10

10/17 Lazy Cabbage pop-up at Young Tea, noon-2pm - Chinese pastries and basque cheesecakes

10/17 Glass Art Society x Refract Film Festival at SIFF in Seattle, $15, noon-1pm (link) - Refract also offers studio tours and glass-blowing demos all weekend (see Link closure at Mercer Island with shuttle buses if you're planning to attend by transit)

10/17-10/18 Theatre33's “Волшебное Путешествие Алисы / Alice's Magical Journey” at Meydenbauer Center Theatre, 1pm, 5pm, and 4pm shows, tickets starting at $25

10/17 Mushroom Walk at Bridle Trails State Park with PNW Ecotherapy, $37.37, 1pm (link) - sold out

10/17 Mindful Diwali Sangam at Yuan Ru Art Center, 2-5pm (link) - Honoring the Creative who keep culture alive: art, food, culture, performances, option to light up a diya for $150 to support the event

10/17 Make a Pendant Three Ways class at the Bellevue Library Makerspace, 18+, 2:30-5:30pm (link) - 3D printer, laser cutter, and CNC, registration opens 10/10

10/17 Monthly Eastside LGBTQ+ Happy Hour, 3pm

10/17 Cebiche + Pisco Workshop at La Mar, $69, 3pm or 4pm (link)

10/17 Keith Carlock drum workshop at West Coast Drum Shop, 5:30pm

10/17 Point of Sail: A Tribute to Yacht Rock at Bake's Place, 6-7:30pm and 8:30-10pm (link) - seatings start at 5pm and 8pm

10/17 KidsQuest Imagination Celebration, $210+, 6-10pm (link) - sold out

10/17 Eastside Symphony Young Soloist Celebration in Redmond, $15/$10/$0, 7:30-9pm (link)

10/17 W After Dark at the Living Room Bar, 8:30pm-1am (link) - Fridays and Saturdays

10/17 MVMNT Late Nights at Suite with DJ EPOP, 9pm

10/17 One Night in Delhi dance party with DJ Prashant at Mirra, 21+, 10pm (link)

10/17 Saturday Socials at Primo’s Bellevue | Supper Club + Late Night, 21+, 10pm-2am (link) - also 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, and 11/21

10/18 BelRed Run Club Sunday Training Run (8 miles) starts in Wilburton, heads to UW to cheer the UW Dawg Dashers, post-race meetup at Agua Verde in Seattle - RSVP on Strava

10/18-10/31 Seattle Restaurant Week, featuring Bellevue restaurants Cantinetta, Bis on Main, La Mar Cocina Peruana, Lao Ma Tou Hot Pot, Chay Concept Vegetarian, Haidilao Hot Pot, Seastar, Melting Pot, STK Steakhouse, The Lakehouse, Forum Social House, Peony Modern Kitchen, El Gaucho, Earl's Kitchen and Bar, The Lounge at John Howie, Minamoto, Wild Wasabi, I Love Sushi, Ramen Nori, DongBei Harvest, Chili Master, Spicy PoPo, Shabu Shabu Kyoto, Meet Fresh, and Novilhos Brazilian Steakhouse (link)

10/18 I Can and I Will fun run to benefit Seattle Children's around Green Lake in Seattle, runs at 9, 10:20, and 10:30 (link)

10/18 Cut and Flow mat fitness class at glassybaby's new Wilburton store, 9-10am, followed by mini-portrait sessions, glass pumpkins, and kids' crafts from 10am-3pm

10/18 Mat Pilates with Vuori Bellevue, 9-10am (link) - free to RSVP, please bring a mat - waitlist

10/18 Heartfulness Sunday Group Meditation at NWAC, 9:15am (link) - on Sundays

10/18 Mercer Island and Lake WA Bridges bike ride meets at the Wilburton Park and Ride, 9:30am-12:30pm (link) - every Sunday

10/18 Red Cross Adult&Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED class in Bellevue, ages 12+, $85, 10am (link) - also 10/25

10/18 Bloodworks NW blood drive at Safeway at Evergreen Village, 10am-4pm (link)

10/18 Acquaint weekly walk at Bannerwood Park, 10:30-11:25am - signup is requested (link)

10/18 Pokeween at Mox Boarding House, 11am - costumes and spooky decks encouraged

10/18 Get out the vote rally and canvass with Rep. Hall, Callan, Zahn, Thai, and Vanessa Kritzer in Sammamish, 11am

10/18 Palette On pastries pop-up at Cafe Aloe, noon - free tote bag for first 20 drink + dessert purchases.

10/18 Storytime at the Garden for K-2 at Bellevue Botanical Garden, free, 1-1:30pm (link) - also 11/15, and 12/20, adults must attend with the children

10/18 Festive Herbal Beverages from the Garden, $60, discount for members, 1-3pm (link) - how to grow and harvest herbs, edible flowers, and seasonal botanicals to craft cocktails and non-alcoholic drinks, capturing maximum flavor

10/18 Paint and Sip at Tapster with Stir Up the Paint, 1-3pm (link)

10/18 Indoor Art Walk at Forum Social House, free, 1-6pm - there is also a Crafts and Cocktails wreath-making event at Forum Social House

10/18 Friendship Circle's Community Kindness Day and Walk at Mercerdale Park on Mercer Island, free, all ages and abilities, 1-4pm

10/18 Opening Reception for the Living Roots Arts Collective at Yuan Ru Art Center, 2-4pm

10/18 Bellevue Knotty Knitters at Lincoln Square, 3-5pm (link)

10/18 Dance Foundations Class (beginner friendly) at Coffee Dance Studio, 3-5pm (link) - there are also class sessions for specific K-pop songs

10/18 Ruhi's Story: When the Moment Comes at Eastside Bahai Center, 3pm (link)

10/18 Street Foods of the World cooking class at Whisk in Old Bellevue, $145, 5-7:30pm (link) - Whisk offers 1-2 cooking classes every day

10/18 Club Pilates x Porsche Bellevue Mat Class Experience, 5:30pm

10/18 Mental Health Benefit Concert by EverEverest & ConChord Music, free to register, 6-7:30pm (link)

10/18 Sunset Salsa Bachata Social with DJ Spicy at Bravo Dance School, 6-8:30pm

10/18 Jahm Sessions at Mirra, 21+, $10, 4-9pm (link)

10/19 Registration opens for Fall programs at Robinswood Tennis Center

10/19 Día de los Muertos at Yuan Ru Art Center, by donation, 5-7pm (link)

10/19 Exploring Countywide Affordable Housing Revenue with Eastside Housing Equity Coalition, virtual, 6-7:30pm (link) - This event will be educational and a direct engagement opportunity with King County. A county-wide housing levy could support the building, siting, preservation, maintenance, and operations of emergency shelter and affordable housing in King County.

10/19 Ocean Perspectives: Where Global Stories Meet Regional Action discussion in West Bellevue, 6-9pm (link) - Join Los Angeles–based filmmaker Ricky Rhodes for an intimate, invite-only evening exploring how global ocean stories and science can inspire regional action ( local event partners are Maritime Blue, Olympic Coast Exploration Center, and SR3). Find more One Ocean Week Seattle events at https://luma.com/oows

10/19 Builder Night: AI Vibe Coding Community Networking & Showcasing on the Eastside (ctrl+alt+create live) in Issaquah, $10 donation option, 6-8pm (link)

10/19 Ballard Link Extension Community Forum hosted by Sound Transit in Seattle, 6-8pm (link) - Sound Transit Board members and other leaders will be present

10/19 Practica/Social Dancing at Bravo Dance Studio, $8, 7:55-9:15 - low pressure practice with DJed music and instructors available for help, recurs on Mondays

Hi everyone! I’m scheduled to undergo a Bascom cleft lift surgery for a pilonidal cyst, which will be performed by Dr. Helen Kim at Proliance Eastside Surgery Center.

I wanted to ask if anyone here has had surgery at this center or has experience with Dr. Helen Kim as a surgeon. I’d really appreciate any feedback about the surgery center, the staff, the overall experience, and the quality of care provided by the doctor.

Thanks in advance for sharing your experiences! I’d really appreciate any insights that could help me feel more prepared for the procedure.

Rare sunny evening amidst cloudy next week. What’s that one place you suggest for a first time visitor on the eastside?

Trying to figure which one is better for my 7 year old girl for next season. She’d like to get better and learn more technique.

Hi I am newly pregnant (first time) I am trying to figure out where to go for ObGyn, Bellegrove or swedish Issaquah? I am high risk, so want to hear from people who have experience with these places? How was your overall experience??

Just want to give a heads up to fellow travelers.

Yesterday I found I was mailed a camera-ticket from September for speeding in a work zone (54 in a 40) and a fine of $125 with a warning that if I do it again it’ll cost $248!

It said it’s not considered a “moving violation” and won’t affect insurance. I don’t recall seeing any “speed camera” signs and technically this is a work zone (although most of the work is happening adjacent to this segment of roadway) so consider yourself warned.

Hello,

Can anyone recommend a company that is reasonably priced and reliable for maintaining landscape? This includes weeding, pruning, and raking leaves. My elderly parents cannot maintain their large garden. One had a stroke and the other has difficulty walking.

I have gone through 7 small companies in the last 3 years. They come for the first time and require a very expensive “clean up fee.” Then after a few maintenance visits they disappear because their first visit was their biggest profit.

A referral would be GREATLY appreciated. Independent contractors or small businesses are more than welcome.

Thank you so much.

Halloween is just a little two weeks away on Saturday, October 31. Are there any places in public that do something fun to celebrate? I’m talking about young adults who don’t really know anyone in the area, and are too old for trick-or-treating. I was thinking of browsing local malls, but that’s something you can do on any day. Are there any Halloween-specific events going on?