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2008 Accommodations & Area Information

Note: On site registration and check in will be in the LaCava building.

Accommodations

Lodging is available on campus for $30 per person night, plus a $20 linen fee (total, not per night). Rooms are set up apartment style, with a typical arrangement being 2 bedrooms and a central sitting area, with a shared bath. Rooms are double or single occupancy, and are available starting Wednesday night. You will have the opportunity to request roommates or suitemates, and to state preferences regarding your suitemates.

2008 Saturday Evening Dinner Auction

We have expanded plans for our Saturday night to include a dance band this year! Join us in Bentley’s Executive Dining Room for an evening of fabulous food, an extensive silent auction, and some live auction excitement! Then it’s time to push back the table and dance to the sounds of Swing Café, Eric Kilburn’s live swing band! (Eric hails from New View Cohousing).

2008 Keynote Speaker

We’re excited to welcome John Abrams, founding member and resident of Island Cohousing in Martha’s Vineyard, as our keynote speaker. John is co-founder and CEO of South Mountain Company, an employee-owned design-build firm. He chairs two nonprofits – the Island Housing Trust and the Island Affordable Housing Fund – and speaks often on affordability issues, socially responsible business and ecological building issues. John’s book The Company We Keep explores “the role of business in preserving and restoring local culture, social equity and ecological balance.” To learn more about John’s company, visit the South Mountain Company website.

Coho/US welcomes new board members

Your board is delighted to welcome three new members: David Entin, Diane Margolis, and Terri Furman!

Where's the webinar CD?

What's happened to the CD of Katie McCamant's webinar on financing cohousing?

About our new website

The cohousing.org website has a new look and feel. Learn a little about how it works as well as a little about our plans for the site and how much we'd like to hear what you'd like on the site.

Early-bird registration for the 2008 Cohousing Conference is about to begin

Reserve your spot soon and get the best deal on limited on-site housing. Early-bird registration is $195 per person for the main conference program, with lodging an unbelievable $30 per person per night on campus. Sign up beginning next week!

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