Fourth of July 2010

Posted on July 7, 2010July 8, 2016 by CoHoot111

…ir performance made the front page of the Corvallis Gazette Times. http://gazettetimes.com/news/local/article_c97ed0b6-87fe-11df-a280-001cc4c03286.html The musicians had a few stationary practices outside the Common House and then launched into motion up and down CoHo’s central path. Parade day was bright and sunny. Joey, perched high atop a fire truck, opened the parade with a stunning solo of The Star Spangled Banner (in the photo her daughter a…

Units for Rent

…nd laundry products). I want someone who shares our values and is interested in being a part of our community. I am also looking for someone willing to contribute to keeping shared common areas in the home clean. If you have an interest in community organic gardening, you can explore it here. Rent is $700/month. There is a $350 deposit. Your share of utility and internet bills would run about $30/month. For more information you can call Linda at 5…

CoHoot Honored for Her Service

Posted on January 19, 2014July 9, 2016 by CoHoot111

…alls with her partner (a CoHoot who is a hospice nurse), Marfa is frequently seen taking walks or visiting friends at CoHo. Read more about her work life…. http://democratherald.com/news/local/canine-companions-connect-with-patients-at-samaritan-hospice/article_de0b3bac-7e0c-11e3-ba92-0019bb2963f4.html …

Photos

…”Wheeeeeeeeeee!\” for details…. 5 Photos 2011 Welcome Ceremonies New residents are welcomed to CoHo with a song and a visit from their neighbors. 14 Photos 2011 Hanging Out at CoHo With swings and a climbing-friendly maple tree, folks enjoy hugging and \”hanging out\” at CoHo. 13 Photos 2011 Cider Pressing Another good apple season led to another good cider pressing! 5 Photos 2011 Fall Wellness Retreat Warm sunny weather was the perfect setting…

Ooching — A New Step in the Decision-Making Process

Posted on January 28, 2014July 9, 2016 by CoHoot111

…hoices in Life and Work. The area to be ooched was a path leading into the community between the Common House and building 9. For two weeks, a temporary barrier was installed. Signs (and prior emails) described the project and asked for feedback. What was it like to enter/exit the community using alternate routes? What was the impact on the building 9 neighbors closest to the path? The input will be used in proposing plans for this area. Based on…

Welcome Weekend – July 22-24, 2011

Posted on March 22, 2011July 10, 2014 by CoHoot111

…who were interested in becoming our neighbors. The tallies represent the number of Welcome Weekends held in each timeframe. After moving into our homes in 2007, Welcome Weekends halted as we shifted to unpacking, planting gardens, going to meetings (with a much shorter commute time), raising families, enjoying community meals, hanging out on The Path, and getting to know our neighbors. In 2010, we revived Welcome Weekends and in 2011, we’re doubl…