INTRODUCTION TO THE “THEN AND NOW” SERIES Visitors touring CoHo sometimes ask how our expectations for community prior to move-in differ from our current day-to-day reality. Comparing “then and now” is the framework for this series of blog postings. The source of historical perspective is the CoHo newsletters published in 2006 and 2007 (they are […]
INTRODUCTION TO THE “THEN AND NOW” SERIES Visitors touring CoHo sometimes ask how our expectations for community prior to move-in differ from our current day-to-day reality. Comparing “then and now” is the framework for this series of blog postings. The source of historical perspective is the CoHo newsletters published in 2006 and 2007 (they are […]
Sharing resources is easy and fun at CoHo Ecovillage in Corvallis, Oregon.
Residents of CoHo Ecovillage snuggled in to endure a snowstorm followed by a frigid week. Rain was a welcome sight after 5 days of school cancellations.
The Buildings Team at CoHo Ecovillage tackles a list of preventive maintenance projects every month. Working together helps keep living expenses reasonable.
CoHo Ecovillage doubled its fleet of electric vehicles!
CoHoots at CoHo Ecovillage celebrated National Hanging Out Day by creating (and recreating) a progressive clothespin sculpture.
CoHo Ecovillage resident Rob Dietz has written Enough is Enough; discussion groups are forming.
A bike tune-up clinic is a great way to celebrate Earth Day at CoHo Ecovillage!
The Finance Team encouraged CoHoots to use an “ABDUNDANCE” framework to think about our financial assets at CoHo Ecovillage.