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, …
The Co-op’s governing council intends to appoint a Co-op member to fill an unexpected vacancy in a council seat through early November 2022, when formal elections will be held again. Members in good standing (i.e. those current with their equity investment) are encouraged to apply for this one year term …
Co-op members submitted the following comments and questions in connection to our recent Annual Meeting. The responses are from the Co-op’s General Manager, Kari Bradley. You can also read Kari’s update with an overview of this year’s Meeting and links to additional information. If you have questions or comments, please …
The council intends to appoint one Co-op member to fill one open council seat. Members who are in good standing (i.e. current with equity payments) are encouraged to apply for this one-year term with an option to run in next year’s election. The council will interview applicants in mid-to-late November …
It’s that time of year when we Co-op members have the opportunity to run for a seat on our governing council. If you love Hunger Mountain Co-op and are looking for ways to be more involved, the council might be a great fit for you! The council consists of nine …
Every time I place an online order or shop in person at the Hunger Mountain Co-op, I am reminded of the staff, employees, and friends that have kept this community going every day through this pandemic year. The Co-op is an essential community resource, and I know that I speak …
