Our Special Member Meeting on Bylaws on May 12 was the first remote meeting the Co-op held that included real-time electronic voting on multiple articles. The council would like to express our appreciation for Paul Gillies, who volunteered to moderate the meeting, Joel Brock, the technology consultant, and all presenters, …
In a two-hour meeting on Thursday, May 12, Co-op members met and deliberated over proposed revisions to the articles of incorporation and the bylaws, following the warned agenda. The first five voting items were voted on and approved. The Bylaw Committee proposed ending the meeting at that time, as the allotted …
Member-Owners that registered for the 2022 Special Bylaw Meeting by Thursday, May 5 were entered to win raffle prizes. Each member was entered once into each raffle and may win only one prize. Keep reading to check out the raffle items. Winners will be announced during the meeting on Thursday, May 12, …
Dear Hunger Mountain Co-op Community, Hunger Mountain Co-op is here for you. We wish you and your loved ones well in this uncertain time. We begin this message with a thank you. THANK YOU to the staff of Hunger Mountain Co-op. Each staff member has gone above and beyond in …
After more than 18 months of work and two rounds of public forums, the Co-op’s Bylaw Committee has proposed revisions of our bylaws to the council. The council is considering the recommendations and anticipates bringing a final proposal to a vote of the members at a special member meeting this …
By Council President Scott Hess Greetings from the Co-op Council. Our new team formed in December after our Annual Meeting and we have been developing a goal-based work plan for the coming year. Here are our priorities for 2020: Goal 1: Define the Co-op strategic priorities with a particular focus on …
