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 …
Spring brings with it the promise of enjoying the outdoors – gardening, hiking, camping, and simply being together. It’s also when we start noticing the ticks in our midst. There have already been reports that Lyme disease rates are up this year. This could be because of people spending more time outdoors during COVID. Here are some basic tips to …
On April 22, 1970 the first Earth Day came together in an impressive effort of grassroots organizing. The spontaneous enthusiasm of the day caught hold and led to landmark legislation that transformed American’s relationship to the land, air and water including the Clean Air Act, The Clean Water Act and …
Dear Co-op Members, I want to thank the whole Co-op community, members, shoppers, employees, local vendors, and community partners for our amazing effort this year. I have marveled at the understanding and care that folks have taken in protecting ourselves and each other from the COVID-19 threat. You have likely heard about the …
As winter loosens its grip, sugar makers all around the state are hard at work preparing for sugaring season. They are clearing lines, setting taps and stockpiling fuel. They are watching thermometers and feeling the air for the telltale signs that the sap is about to flow. And on those days when …
With a new year, and new possibilities underway, the coming of spring feels even more powerful. Sugaring season brings longer days, milder temperatures, and the first stirrings of the natural world. What better way to celebrate than with the bounty of maple syrup! While the simple raw sweetness of syrup is a delight on its own, …
