To our Co-op Community: We want to express our disappointment and strong disagreement with the Supreme Court’s decision to revoke women’s constitutional right to abortion access. Health care is a human rights issue and access to comprehensive high-quality reproductive health care must be universal. Furthermore, a woman’s right to choose …
Last night the CDC moved Washington County into their low community level status based on a significant decline in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations over the past weeks. Following the procedure we shared previously and which was widely supported in our surveys of members and employees, the Co-op adopted a mask-optional policy today. Safety …
Happy April. Yesterday the CDC moved Washington County into its medium community level, meaning they are no longer recommending masking indoors in public. Given this and the long-term trend in declining cases and hospitalizations associated with COVID-19, the Co-op will adopt a mask-optional policy beginning Monday, April 4. Ideally, we …
Please view our latest masking update here. Greetings from the Co-op. Given the encouraging trends in COVID-19 cases and lessening of precautions on federal, state, and local levels, we have been studying the data and planning our own next steps. Unless there is a significant change from current trends, the …
On Wednesday, we learned that another Co-op employee tested positive for COVID-19. It is highly unlikely that any customers were close contacts, defined as at least 15 minutes cumulative over a 24-hour period within 6 feet of an infectious person. Still, we are communicating this out of an abundance of …
Last November, in response to supply chain issues, we made temporary adjustments to our Special Order program with the goal of maintaining the best possible shopping experience and keeping our shelves as stocked as possible. We had planned to relaunch the program in January. Unfortunately, our co-op is now experiencing …
