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Kenmore Committee
Thursday, March 13
8:30 - 10:00 AM Key Bank, Kenmore
Senior Resource
Tuesday, March 18
9:30 - 10:30 AM
Chamber Office
Business Advocacy
Tuesday, March 18
Noon
Bothell Police StationDowntown Action
Wednesday, March 19
2:30 PM
Alexa's CafeAmbassadors
Thursday, March 20
8:00 AM*
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Contact Us
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Greater Bothell
Chamber of Commerce
425.485.4353
info@bothellchamber.com
23716 8th Ave SE, Suite I-1
Bothell, WA 98021
Lori Cadwell
Executive Director
lori@bothellchamber.com
Brittany Caldwell
Director of Operations
brittany@bothellchamber.com
Kim Monson
Office Manager
info@bothellchamber.com
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Welcome New Members
Offers small intimate group yoga classes, personalized yoga therapy and bodywork. Located on Main Street in Bothell. Consults businesses on strategies to lower business costs like payroll taxes, health care premiums and L&I increases, at no cost to the business.
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Thank You Renewing Members
We appreciate all of our members and would like to thank those who renewed recently:
ADT Security Services LLC
Alexa's Cafe & Catering
BizDev Consulting
Cecil & Associates
Certa Pro Painters of Bothell
Doug Rough, New York Life
Foundation House at Bothell
Jorgenson Office Solutions
Knight Vision Gallery
Northshore School District
Phillips Insurance/MetLife
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Community News & Announcements:
SHOUT OUT!
"A huge THANK YOU to Molly Phillips of Phillips Insurance. We were one of the "small" group of the self-insured who got our policies cancelled at the end of 2013. Molly, the representative for our cancelled policy, worked with me to make our way through the state health-plan website and successfully set up our new policy. Thanks to Molly, Richard Olson (OlsonDesign) and Susan Gardner (NPACF volunteer) continue to be covered." Submitted by Susan Gardner
Please send your announcements, congratulations, testimonials and thank you's to Brittany@bothellchamber.com.
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March Luncheon "Embracing Excellence"
Wednesday, March 12
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Join us for our March Chamber Luncheon. You will have the opportunity to network, have lunch, and hear from Brad Worthley about "Embracing Excellence".
This keynote focuses on what it takes to make your customers talk about you or your business to other people. Creating advocates, that help you grow your business, comes from not only doing what the customer expects, but doing what they don't expect. If you want an extraordinary business, you must be willing to do extraordinary things.
$25; $5 discount for Chamber members paid by Friday, March 7.
Want to bring a door prize for increased exposure? Contact Brittany today!
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Shamrock Shuffle Wine & Beer Walk at Country Village Shops
Saturday, March 22
5:00 - 8:00 PM
Celebrate Saint Patrick's Day with tasting wine from select Washington wineries, and beer from some of our local microbreweries each located in a different Country Village shop. Proceeds benefit the Greater Bothell Chamber of Commerce.
Bottles of wine will be for sale and available on site.
Tickets are required:
Pre-purchase price $20 each or $25 at the door, while supplies last. Must be 21 or older.
BYOG - Bring Your Own Glass
Purchase Tickets
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| Kindergarten Prep and Preschool Showcase
Thursday, February 20
5:00 - 6:30 PM
 Our showcase event is an opportunity for you and your child to explore their Kindergarten Prep and Preschool programs. Enrolled families will visit the NEXT age group for their child, to meet the teachers and see the classrooms in action. Visiting families will have an opportunity to visit both programs. Dinner will be provided to all that attend. Bright Horizons at Bothell 425.415.1066 www.brighthorizons.com/bothell
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TSUGA Fine Art & Framing present
Entirely Equine
Reception this Friday, February 21
 TSUGA Fine Art & Framing presents:
Entirely Equine
Opening reception this Friday, February 21 from 5:00 - 8:00 PM. On display through April 4th.
10101 Main Street, Bothell, WA 98011
425.483.7385
TsugaFineArt.com
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February is Heart Month
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, with diabetes not far behind. The City of Bothell is presenting "Bothell Heart Month" to build awareness about heart health.
Firefighters will be available throughout the community to offer free blood pressure and blood sugar screenings. Participants can receive an evaluation of blood pressure and blood sugar, get information about risks, and learn about warning signs.
Check the Schedule
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UW Bothell One of 19 Colleges That Offer Access, Affordability, Success
The University of Washington appeared on an exclusive list last week when the Center on Higher Education Reform named its Seattle and Bothell campuses among just 19 schools that do well on measures of access, affordability and success. The study looked for colleges in which at least one-quarter of undergraduates were low-income, at least 50 percent of students graduated in six years and where the "net price" for low-income students was less than $10,000. Only 19 colleges out of 1,700 nationwide made the list. Read more...http://www.uwb.edu/
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Gentle Dental & Orthodontics Now Open in Bothell!
 Gentle Dental & Orthodontics recently opened their doors in the Canyon Park area of Bothell with a Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting on February 5. They are located at 24032 Bothell Everett Hwy #100 in Bothell. Call 425.318.1283 to schedule your appointment.
This beautiful new office offers general dentistry, orthodontics, cosmetic dentistry and convenient hours to make it easier for a busy schedule. The current hours are: Wednesday 9:00-6:00, Thursday 10:00-7:00, Friday 7:00-4:00, Saturday 8:00-4:00.
Visit their website to find out more, meet the doctors and download great discounts for new patients! http://www.gentle1.com/dentist/seattle/
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City of Bothell Announces New Assistant City Manager
 The City of Bothell is pleased to announce that Peter Troedsson has accepted the position of Assistant City Manager for the City. "Peter is very excited about this opportunity, and I look forward to having him join our team," said Bob Stowe, City Manager for the City of Bothell. "His commitment to continue to work in public service and his ability to translate strategies into results, along with his ability to build partnerships, were key reasons for his selection." Read more... |
Homeward Pet's 24th Anniversary Month!  This February, they celebrate their 24th year as one of Washington's leading no-kill animal shelters! With your generous support, they've been able to find forever homes for over 22,000 cats and dogs...so far. For their 24th Anniversary, your $24 donation will help them save even more lives. Just $24 goes a long way toward helping a homeless animal. At Homeward Pet - where over 75% of every dollar donated goes to the care of our animals - $24 will pay for: -vaccinations to help prevent life-threatening illnesses in one cat for a year -food for a large dog for a month -a feline FeLV/FIV test -a martingale collar and leash for an adopted dog -canned food to feed a litter of kittens for a week -microchip implantation and lifetime registration for a dog Click here to donate. Working together, there's so much we can do. Please help them achieve their anniversary goal - 240 donations of just $24 this month! Thank you for your support!
http://www.homewardpet.org
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| NPAC Presents: Dancing with the Northshore Stars!
Saturday, March 1
7:30 PM
Northshore Performing Arts Center located on Bothell High Campus
 Ballroom dancing comes to the NPAC stage and our own Northshore Stars compete for top honors. Thrilling audiences worldwide through this unique form of dance is the Utah Ballroom Dance Company (UBDC), which will instruct our dancers. This company features some of the nation's top ballroom dance athletes who have performed nationally and internationally receiving numerous accolades and awards such as the coveted U.S. National Formation Championships. Our Northshore Stars are Dale Amundsen (Evergreen Washelli), Tom Bainter (Head Football Coach, Bothell High School), Carol Cummings (Chief of Police, Bothell), Carmin Dalziel (Northshore Schools Foundation), Dusty DuBois (Bothell Chiropractic and Wellness), and Richard Olson (OlsonDesign Jewelry). Similar to the popular TV show, they are paired up with professionals to learn a ballroom dance routine over one week. The Northshore Stars, smartly costumed and introduced with video clips, will compete for your vote and those of a judging panel, to win the mirror ball trophy. While the votes are counted in the second part of the program, you will be treated to a showcase of professional dancing. Oh, and most dancers were present for a little warm-up. Tom Bainter had a conflict and should not be penalized for not appearing in this video! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFJjU7rYXmAAdults: $30, Seniors: $27, Youth: $17 Tickets at www.NPACF.org or 425.984.2471.
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Woodbury Financial Services Presents "The Truth About Social Security"
Tuesday, March 18, 6:00 - 8:00 PM
Friday, March 21, 12:00 -2:00 PM
You are cordially invited to attend an educational workshop "The Truth about Social Security" (and it isn't all bad!)
What baby boomers need to know to maximize retirement income. Come learn the answers to your questions: - Will Social Security be there for me?
- How much can I expect to receive?
- When should I apply for Social Security?
- How can I maximize my benefits?
- Will Social Security be enough to live on in retirement?
Call Deborah Wexler, Woodbury Financial Services at 425.516.5530 to reserve your seat! Deborah can also provide a private seminar for your employees at your business. View Flyer http://www.woodbury-bellevue.com
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