Good news everyone! Governor Inslee announced today that most of the COVID-19 restrictions that have been in place will be lifted on Wednesday, June 30th. Read what that means for the Co-op…

We want to remind everyone that there is still a mask mandate in place when inside businesses such as the Co-op.

Many thanks for helping keep your co-op safe and healthy.

Our long-term goals, which we call our “Ends” reflect our aspirations—what we want to accomplish—and they are what makes us different from a regular grocery store…

We are going to monitor how many shoppers are in the store to keep everyone safe. If you have the flexibility to shop earlier or later in the day, that would help spread the love.

Beginning October 13th when you visit our website and click on the COOP2Go banner you will be directed to our new online shopping platform, still called COOP2Go.

Each month, I report to the board on how we are progressing on our long-term goals, which we call our Ends. These Ends reflect our aspirations—what we want to accomplish….

The Food Co-op has had its first report of a staff person who has tested positive for COVID-19……

Today I took a turn at shopping for members using Coop2go. It was fun—and challenging…..

Money from the Farmers Fund to local farmers is not a grant or even a loan.

As expected, things are changing rapidly, both with our volunteer service and the Co-op’s shopping and curbside pickup service, Coop2Go…….

Recently someone told me that “my mask protects you and your mask protects me” –made sense to me. To many of us, being safe is just plain sensible right now…..

Now offering curbside pickup and online ordering!

Thank you for your kind words and patience as we navigate this ever-changing landscape of safely nourishing a community.

The Board is piloting a delivery service to those 70+ or with compromised immune systems.

Here are some updates on what we are doing to keep both the community and staff safe.