Upper Valley Cohousing Hanover Norwich Lebanon White River Junction

04/26/2020

Co living everywhere??

As co-living companies race to open projects in New York, the options for renters are multiplying.

02/19/2020

https://www.cohousing.org/2020-online-affordable/

This online conference is a great opportunity to come together and learn about the challenges and successes of Affordable Cohousing. Because it’s online, there are none of the travel costs associated with a conventional conference, and with no food to buy, we’ve been able to keep registration co...

02/18/2020

A trailer for a cohousing movie being shown on some PBS channels

THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS, Cohousing's Promise, explores the concept of cohousing, as expressed through first-hand observations of residents of four cohousing ...

01/23/2020

https://pinnacleproject.info/coho-simple-series-kick-off/

In 2020, the Cohousing Association is rolling out a new concept in cohousing education. They’ll be partnering with communities and professionals around the country to offer a series of online conferences, simple events, and tours in various locations throughout the year. The announce the first in ...

01/18/2020

https://www.wbur.org/cognoscenti/2019/10/09/cohousing-community-living-ben-brock-johnson?fbclid=IwAR3mMgDhBvqXOhyRwditHsx7ZchjwUGCAOPIf5jWfwR3CSx1jj6om3Nj_CI

I live in a cohousing community, writes Ben Brock Johnson, and not only is it far from weird, I think it should be a lot more common. It’s like living amidst a brain trust, a flash mob, a grounds crew and a therapy group.

11/21/2019

https://www.cohousing.org/why-cohousing/

Why Cohousing? So many reasons! Cohousing is an aspirational lifestyle. We choose cohousing both because of what it is and what we believe it can be. Cohousing increases joy and ease in our lives. More than that we choose cohousing because of what we believe it can do for our families, our cities, o...

05/28/2019

Worth reading

Why the retirement community of the future will be more like a WeWork.

05/22/2019

Subject: Open House
Who: Pinnacle Project Cohousing & Loch Lyme Lodge & Cabins
What: A work/play day to learn more about Loch Lyme Lodge cabin condominiums and/or cohousing. Informational visits, Gardening and Trail Work and a light picnic lunch
When: Sunday May 26 (rain day Monday May 27) - 9:30 am until 3 pm - information sessions at at 9:30 am and 12:30 pm.
Where: 70 Orford Road, Lyme, NH (LochLymeLodge.com)
Work includes help with putting in gardens and clearing walking trails-Play includes strolling in the woods and kayaking on Post Pond
Please let us know if you are thinking of coming, especially if you’d like to join us for lunch - email [email protected]
Questions: Call Liz Ryan Cole at 802.274.1511 or Rich Brown at 603.795.252

03/15/2019

We had visionary leaders at one time ....

Former Sen. Birch Bayh, the author of two major constitutional amendments as well as legislation that dramatically improved women’s rights, has died at 91.

03/11/2019

https://www.notsalmon.com/2018/03/31/cohousing-with-friends/?fbclid=IwAR1DFGT5S-ZYOnJWnfRAjZtX3UoyAmqNfd5SP4HeYXG3x4IN2gxi5NmelM8

Seniors who enjoy cohousing with friends are said to live at least ten years longer than they might otherwise live in traditional senior housing.

02/17/2019

Good cohousing video:

In the 21st century we need to think about downsizing our footprint and upsizing our community. Imagine living in community on a small island near Vancouver!...

02/17/2019

The meeting announcement .....