Board meeting are held at 610 Columbia ST, across the street from Olympia Supply Co.
Please contact board@olympiafood.coop for more information.
Proposed Board Agenda for January 20, 2011 6:30-9:30 pm
Agenda
Announcements 2 min
Mission Statement /Agenda Review 3 min
Commitments Review / Minutes Review 3 min
Member Comment 10 min
Boycott Subcommittee Update 10 min
Sulah Peace Project (Staff: Jim Shulruff) 30 min
Strategic Planning/ Board Retreat Planning 20 min
Board Schedule 10 min
BPC Report 10 min
Anti Oppression Training Update 15 min
Committee Reports 10 min
Restorative Circle commitment plan 15 min
Accountability Team Update (Executive Session) 20 min
Expansion (Executive Session) 20 min
Meeting Eval/ Commitments/ Next facilitator 2 min
Total Meeting Time: 3 hours
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Golden Glen Creamery
Golden Glen Creamery makes the switch away from their delicious glass-bottled milk and cream to focus exclusively on their delicious cheese and butters.
From their letter:
"We would first like to thank you for your commitment to buying and selling our products over the last several years. We have enjoyed delivering to your stores and working with your staff."
"We had hoped to continue delivering glass-bottled cream topped milk for many years to come; however after carefully examining the cost of production and distribution, we have found that it is impossible to continue while maintaining a reasonable price structure."
"We would like to take this opportunity to recommend two farms whose philosophies and product quality is comparable to ours: Straus Family Creamery out of California (for glass-bottled milk), and Fresh Breeze Organic Dairy out of Lynden, WA (for organic, small family farm milk in plastic jugs)."
"Golden Glen Creamery will continue to focus upon our lines of cheeses and butters that we will be expanding upon in the very near future."
We wish them the best in their future endeavors, and are looking forward to exploring their new offerings.
From their Facebook page :
"Please return all of your glass bottles to your place of purchase for full credit by January 15th. We will not be accepting them after that point, and apologize for any inconvenience."
From their letter:
"We would first like to thank you for your commitment to buying and selling our products over the last several years. We have enjoyed delivering to your stores and working with your staff."
"We had hoped to continue delivering glass-bottled cream topped milk for many years to come; however after carefully examining the cost of production and distribution, we have found that it is impossible to continue while maintaining a reasonable price structure."
"We would like to take this opportunity to recommend two farms whose philosophies and product quality is comparable to ours: Straus Family Creamery out of California (for glass-bottled milk), and Fresh Breeze Organic Dairy out of Lynden, WA (for organic, small family farm milk in plastic jugs)."
"Golden Glen Creamery will continue to focus upon our lines of cheeses and butters that we will be expanding upon in the very near future."
We wish them the best in their future endeavors, and are looking forward to exploring their new offerings.
From their Facebook page :
"Please return all of your glass bottles to your place of purchase for full credit by January 15th. We will not be accepting them after that point, and apologize for any inconvenience."
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Arts Walk with the Co-op
Calling all artists! The Co-op is accepting artist applications for our 2nd year at the Spring Arts Walk in Olympia.
Download the application form to show your art with other Co-op members!
Arts Walk is April 22 from 5-10pm & April 23rd from 12-7pm
Download the application form to show your art with other Co-op members!
Arts Walk is April 22 from 5-10pm & April 23rd from 12-7pm
Little House Party
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