What happens when you ask every 9th Grader to create a team of classmates with whom to develop an innovative product, having at least one local ingredient, and then prototype it, design a logo, create packaging, and table display, and then scale it to sell at a fair for 100 plus attendees?  THEY DO IT!  And they come up with amazing ideas while getting their first taste of true entrepreneurship.

We have 20 exciting products from 3 new local vendors this month.

Thank you for your kind words and patience as we navigate this ever-changing landscape of safely nourishing a community.

The Co-op sponsored the first Repair Café, held 2/29 at the Community Center.

Our long-term goals, which we call our Ends, reflect our aspirations—what we want to accomplish—and they are what make us different from a regular grocery store.

Each month, I report to the board on how we are progressing on our long-term goals, which we call our Ends. These Ends reflect our aspirations—what we want to accomplish—and they are what makes us different from a regular grocery store. We publish these reports as a blog to keep our member-owners up to date on what we are doing.

Each month, I report to the board on how we are progressing on our long-term goals, which we call our Ends. These Ends reflect our aspirations—what we want to accomplish—and they are what makes us different from a regular grocery store.

Get the scoop on what the coop has been up to this month! Including “The Real Food Show!”