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Bothell to host 12th annual Sustainamania | HeraldNet.com

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The 12th annual Sustainamania event in Bothell is scheduled for September 28, aiming to educate the community on sustainable living. This year's event will feature a unique repair site, encouraging residents to bring in broken items for repair, which promotes a culture of reuse and waste reduction. Participants will have the chance to learn practical skills that can help them lead more sustainable lives. Local experts will likely contribute their knowledge, offering workshops and demonstrations on various sustainable practices. The event not only serves as a learning opportunity but also aims to foster community engagement in environmental stewardship.

By participating in Sustainamania, residents can gain valuable insights into how small changes can lead to significant environmental impacts. This initiative reflects Bothell's commitment to sustainability and community involvement. Attendees are encouraged to join in and contribute to a greener future for their city.

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