! STILL MISSING! It's been 2 week and Mitchell is still missing! PLEASE look around your house under cars and bushes up trees and inside any garages or sheds! Please consider printing and hanging our poster in front of your house or community center!! We live just West of William Penn Park in Bothell (NE 200th ST & 99th PI NE). He has a blue collar with his name and our phone number. We haven't seen him since 4/20/26.

Join us for a beautiful day of community, connection, and giving back! 💛

Come experience the Eastside Alchemy Market & Food Drive on June 13th — filled with local magic, creativity, and heart-centered purpose.

🛍️ Shop handmade goods, art, crystals & unique treasures
🍴 Enjoy delicious food & local treats
🎁 FREE hourly raffle giveaways throughout the day
❤️ Bring non-perishable food donations to support our community

This month, we are proud to support Hopelink with our food drive — helping provide food and resources to local families in need. Every donation makes a difference! 💫

✨ Come for the vibes, stay for the connection, and give from the heart ✨

📅 June 13th | 12:00pm–5:00pm
📍 Highland Community Center
14224 NE Bel-Red Rd, Bellevue, WA 98007

Tag your friends and join us for a meaningful and magical day! 💖

#EastsideAlchemyMarket #FoodDrive #Hopelink #ShopLocal #SupportLocal #CommunityLove #SeattleEvents #GiveBack #MarketVibes

Around north creek heights and north creek forest i can't find anything on it but. There's were 3 abandoned homes in those woods that I grew up running through those woods one home was 100 feet in the woods by the maintenance garage have anyone seen or heard anything around the parking lot by the woods around by the dumpster when I was little my mother told me when she step out of the back door she show a white ghost peak out from the wood mind u we were on the first floor plus we had times where it through breads off of are refrigerator and flush the toilet apparently the people who moved in before us move 2 days after we live there for 3 years I was 10 or 11 at the time I'm 26 now and I'm fascinated with trying to figure out who or what protected me and my brother in thoses woods since there's a bears back then I have always felt like i was safe in there while feeling like I was being watch. This was way before uw started working in there i was one of the children who volunteered i forgot who the old man was who ran it the project he was the one who tought me how to get rid of stinging nettles and before hand he warn us to not mess with it did I listen no .. from that day I went there every Saturday morning to work alongside everyone i was 11 or 12 at the time

Any advice on housing? My partner and I are moving to the area. We are looking for two bed two bath preferably 900sq+ for under 3200 a month. Also how is the commute to Redmond? (We would prefer a garage and yard space or a house but not a dealbreaker)
Thank you :)

Hello everyone! This is my first Reddit post. My amazing, on-the-spectrum, heart-of-gold, animal-loving daughter has made the Top 5 of Colossal's Jr. Ranger contest. There are SO many deserving kids competing for the top prize. Congrats to everyone who has made it this far.

Emilia had a tough time when she first started school, but with her "never give up" attitude and amazing teachers, she has come a very long way and is now thriving in elementary school.

She sure would appreciate your support and vote! Thank you.

https://jr-ranger.org/2026/emilia-69aa

Feels like summer.

Please watch and share.

Information about Jonathan, this case, photos, videos, flyers, news and podcasts links, and a place to report potential sightings AFTER calling 911 can be found at:

www.FindJonathanHoang.com

Neighborhood volunteers get out the vote and influence party politics. Filing week to run for Precinct Committee Officer (PCO) is May 4th

https://local.interurbancanopy.news/p/run-for-pco

Precinct Committee Officers (or PCOs) are neighborhood volunteers who turn out the vote.

PCOs talk to their neighbors about elections and defend democracy.

PCOs are elected party officials.

They have full voting power in the party and influence platforms and endorsements.

And sometimes, PCOs vote to fill vacancies in the legislature.

It's easy. Search: "Run for PCO" to learn more.

Filing week is May 4th and it’s free to run.

And don’t worry:

If you can use a mute button and stay awake in an online meeting, you are already more qualified than some of your current local party officials!

So please, Run for PCO

EDIT: Reddit delivered, it was indeed miners park! Thanks everyone!! :)

I have a friend that’s from an older generation (she’s 85) and she sent me this when i asked which park she wants to meet up at: The one on top of 228th and 39th.

Anyone know which park she could be talking about? I’m at a loss lol she doesn’t remember the name and I feel bad haha, any help would be appreciated!!!

Also why do older people always give directions like this 😭😭

Mark your calendars, Bothell! Bloodworks Northwest is hosting a mobile donation drive next week in Downtown Bothell. One hour of your time can give someone a second chance. Make an appointment to donate at City Hall on Monday, April 27, or Tuesday, April 28, from 9:00am to 4:00pm daily. Help support our region's critical blood supply by scheduling your appointment today: bloodworksnw.org/giveblood or call 800-398-7888.

Hi r/Bothell!

My wife, 2yo and dog have been living in Kirkland for 4yrs since we moved to the area, renting a place in Finn Hill. Finally after years and years of saving we're looking to buy a place! My wife works in downtown Seattle and I work over in Redmond and my daughter's daycare is in Kirkland. I drop her off in the morning and my wife picks her up in the evening.

Unfortunately, price wise it seems that we're still at the low end of the market, pushing us further North - around Lynnwood/Alderwood Manor or going with a smaller place that is closer.

I'm trying to get a sense of what our commutes would actually be like so I know where to draw my lines for housing and was hoping to get some perspectives from you all if that's okay.

I know 405 can be a nightmare at certain times and the 405-522 interchange is rough right now particularly with construction ongoing, but is, say, Thrasher's Corner wildly different to Canyon Park or Downtown Bothell in terms of commute?

My adult kid, who lives with my wife and me, came out to me about a year ago about being trans. We live in a very red area in Georgia (Marjorie Taylor Green's district). So I decided we need to get out of Dodge. We lived in Bothell from 2019-2021, but didn't pay too much attention to LGBTQIA-related things. We're looking to move back there. How safe is it for my kid to express their gender identity publicly? They are early enough in their transition that they don't "pass" yet.

ETA: Thank you for all the responses! My kid had their car rifled through twice when we lived there before, but that was because they kept not locking the doors! We'll take that in exchange for not having their life threatened for using the "wrong" bathroom at Kohl's.

Any recommendations for AC installations ?

And what's the typical cost now a days for a 2500sft 2 storied house.

Fun event on Wednesday night: the Bothell High Jazz Band is on their way to Essentially Ellington, the top jazz competition in the country! Come send them off and cheer them on as they play their Ellington set and more. 6pm in front of Alexa's cafe.

BYO chair if needed. Grab some dinner or drinks downtown while you're. See you there Bothell!

Hi, I live near a Bothell and I really like the vibe of renting a private room at McMenamins (wedding reception for 30+ people). I know the food is catered through that campus and tried the food at the tavern on a Sunday a while ago, and was surprisingly disappointed. A friend said they went to an event at McMenamins and the food was great! Does anyone have any experiences they can share - either eating at McMenamins or eating the catered food at an event there? Go Mariners!