City of Bothell

Council Corner

Council Corner
Winter 2011/2012
Celebrate the Season in Bothell
By Deputy Mayor Joshua Freed

The chill in the air and short days signal that winter is on our doorstep and, with winter, the holidays. Whatever your plans, I hope you will take time to enjoy the holidays right here in Bothell. Whether you are buying gifts or celebrating with friends and family over a good meal, you don’t need to go far from home to experience the best of this season.

If you are shopping for gifts, Bothell abounds with great shops offering one-of-a-kind items for everyone on your list. Country Village is home to over 40 shops offering art, home décor, imports, antiques, clothes, crafts and much more. This popular destination is always decked for the holidays. Bothell’s historic Main Street will also be decorated for the season and offers clothing, art, furniture, antiques and other gifts. Read more.

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Latest News

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January 26, 2012

Bothell Heart Month - February 2012
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January 23, 2012

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January 17, 2012
Land Acquisition Protects Key Piece of Bothell’s “Last Great Forest”

December 15, 2011

Bothell, Washington – December 15, 2011 – Today, the City of Bothell purchased 35 acres of the North Creek Forest from The Boy Scouts America, culminating years of hard work of citizen groups who have dreamed of protecting this important habitat for birds, fish and wildlife. Often referred to as Bothell’s “last great forest,” North Creek Forest is located only one mile from Bothell’s city center. Surrounded by an urban area projected to grow 30% in the next 18 years, the conservation of this forest comes at a critical time.