Our Co-op has changed in many ways since early March as we adjust to providing food for the community in the safest ways we can. Most of that change has been to the operational practices of being a grocery retailer. But we also need to attend to the practices that …
Dear Co-op Community, I can only begin by expressing my dismay and sorrow over the death of George Floyd and my sympathies for the victims of racism and racist violence in our country, as have been so poignantly exposed in the events of the past two weeks. As a middle-aged …
Hunger Mountain Co-op condemns racism. We grieve the losses and stand in solidarity with the families and communities of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, Ahmaud Arbery, and too many others. We must speak up to help put an end to the systemic injustice and violence perpetrated against our communities …
Greetings from the Co-op. It’s now been more than 100 days since the pandemic changed how our cooperative community operates. In that time, we have learned to wear masks, maintain six feet separation from each other, and follow all of the other safety measures while we shop, work, and interact. …
Greetings from the Co-op, Since the onset of this crisis, our team has worked hard to keep our community as safe as possible while still providing the good food and essential products that we all need from the Co-op. With this in mind, we are excited to announce our new …
Dear Co-op Members and Shoppers, All Co-op shoppers are now required to wear a face covering over their nose and mouth while inside the store. Those who arrive without a covering will be offered a paper mask, although our supplies are limited, so please bring your own. We will refuse …
