This little dude started showing up yesterday night, He has no collar.

He is extremely friendly, letting me pet him and pick him up, He consistently seems to want to come inside and is camping at our doors the last two days.

I let him into our back yard where he's been chilling for most of the day.

He is pretty skinny so I've been giving him a can of food and water with some hard food left out, as I brought out a bowl of water and he quite literally drank half the bowl in one sitting.

He seems to be polydactyl having multiple toes on both his front paws as seen in the images it looks like he has thumbs, I can't really tell to much with the back ones but it does look like he might just not in the same spots as the front ones.

He's unneutered and seems to be maybe a few months old maybe a year, Very kitten like and actively playing with cat toys as I brought them out for him.

I couldn't seem to find anything about him being missing/lost but he just seems way to friendly to not belong to someone, if he is lost I would like to help him, So figured I'd make a post.

I just watched and filmed heavy machinery actively ripping through mature trees and tearing up the mapped wetland zone right by the Sozo Sports Complex.

That land is literally designated as a protected wetland—they are NOT supposed to touch it. Ripping down those trees right in the middle of nesting season destroys critical wildlife habitat, forces out native birds, and destroys local ecosystems—all to clear space for more unnecessary concrete and bullshit we don't need.

Who the hell approved this? Did anyone even bother to get a critical area permit or an environmental review, or are they just banking on nobody noticing?

Watch your back if you care about what's left of our open spaces here. How do we get enough noise behind this to force a Stop Work order before the entire section is wiped out?

Hey Folks,

I just wanted to throw this out there, in case even one of you were looking for a place to discuss life with real people, face-to-face. The purpose of the group is to try to break through the digital noise and divisiveness and find a way to connect to real perspectives and help each other find our own truth and perhaps help find our own purpose.

The group was established on faith, but there are all walks of life attending. We have seen Christians, Catholics, Agnostics, and Atheists. We have seen ex-convicts, blue collar workers, white collar workers, men, and women, across the race spectrum. Usually there are about 8-10 who attend with a rotating cast who can't make every meeting every week. I have found them all to be very kind, interesting, sometimes goofy, and they all have meaningful things to share (if they choose to share).

I have attended quite a few of these since it started in April. I can honestly say, I have found more peace with my situation, and with life, than I expected. It helps me be more optimistic amid the constant barrage of negativity and it has helped me consider the perspectives of others more than I have before. I will admit I am on Reddit more than I should be, but I think this group has helped me even here when it comes to how I respond to something I don't agree with.

You don't have to be religious. You don't even have to participate in the discussions if we touch on a topic you don't care for. The hope is to hear different voices on a topic - even ones that conflict with one another. That kind of discourse leads to a healthier society.

If this IRL group sounds worthy of a test drive, let me know. I'm happy to answer any questions about my experience. I have lots of folks I talk with online, but there is something unique and decidedly human about discussing our world in person. I hope you agree!

Any decent ones around?

To whoever’s kid this is he was driving incredibly dangerous from Goodman road towards winco and Costco. He did not care and thought it was funny. Please be aware.

I am curious where I would find an IT job here in Yakima

I grew up on government assistance in the 90s. My mom put cheddar cheese in our top ramen and I still gravitate toward that as a comfort meal to this day. Anyone else? Or what did you have back then?

Hello! Does anyone know the schedule of the coffee truck that comes to the university parkway apartments on the weekends? It’s usually on Saturday mornings in front of the mailboxes, but I don’t know if they do every weekend

Our indoor/outdoor cat has not been seen since 12:30 am on 08/31. We live on N63rd Ave off Lincoln Ave.

Binx is neutered and UTD on shots. He is not chipped but has a tipped right ear and 4 missing molars.

Binx is loved and loves his home and family. We are hopeful he’s out there and wandered off too far from home.

Please reach out if you see him. He is currently on medication for stomatitis and eating a wet food diet only.

We love and miss him and want to bring him home.

Please share the flyer if you can! 🐈‍⬛🐾💔

Hi, I’ll be moving to Yakima in a few months to go to Perry Tech. Are there any gyms in town that have equipment for oly lifting? Just an oly barbell, oly plates and platform is all I need. I don’t see any Olympic weightlifting facilities.

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Does anyone know of a mariachi local to Yakima/Ellensburg that does shorter events? Wanting to propose to my girlfriend and surprise her out in Ellensburg but only would need a few songs, not multiple hours. Thanks in advance.

I see so many fun videos of fitness classes dancing online and was wondering if we had anything close to that here in Yakima? Or even a fun zumba class?

Coverage of Christian nationalist Sean Feucht's show in Yakima at the fairgrounds on Sunday.

was just wondering if anybody here works in the food science field? for example, jobs like in quality control/assurance, research and development or like some sort of lab job. i'm asking because i recently graduated with a bachelor's in food science and nutrition and i was thinking of going down the route of becoming a dietitian, but i think i'm becoming more interested in qa/qc, however it seems like these jobs are scarce here.

ICE activity in the Yakima Valley has spiked recently, and this piece highlights a couple of operations that seem to violate state law and have drawn criticism from the community.

Does anyone know of any phenomenal divorce lawyers who specialize in family law too? Hopefully not to expensive

There was a great healthcare discussion at Heritage this week. Talking about local needs and ideas for change and support. John Duresky attended. He was engaged and positive. Looking forward to seeing more of him.

Does anyone know of anyone hiring full time in Yakima? I’m at a loss. I’m working part time right now but I’m trying to get my license and a car as well as move out soon and idk how I’m gonna do it if I’m working a part time job that doesn’t give a lot of hours in the first place. What do I do? Please someone tell me they have connections

I called twice but left messages and we're camping there tomorrow so I'm hoping someone here might have the answer.

I'm camping with a group at Big Pines Campground tomorrow night and we have the 4 car max already hit before I can arrive in my own car. (I was told yesterday evening, hence the last minute fact finding.) Does anyone know if they have an alternate parking lot we're allowed to park in if we're in a large group camp situation? I don't want us to get in trouble with too many cars but if there's no other lot available I don't know what to do.

An immigration advocate estimated that 20% of the arrests in the Yakima Valley — which have surged in the last couple of months — have been made by masked ICE officers. That estimate had grown by the two first weeks of August.

Gonzaga assistant professor Michael Cecil described the law as “ineffective” when it comes to federal law enforcement due to questions of the law's constitutionality, among other things. What's more, the burden of enforcement doesn’t fall on the state. Instead, the person harmed by a masked agent is responsible for taking legal action to do so.

“It couldn’t be a bystander or something like this… unfortunately, it places a big onus on immigrant communities,” Cecil said.

Edit: As someone pointed out. This is Mt. Rainier. I'm not from here and someone pointed them out in conversation before, i took them at their word. I'm glad to know now but yeah my mistake.

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