Creating Sustainable Neighborhoods; learning from the cohousing experience. The National Cohousing Conference is from Friday, June 15th to Sunday June 17th in Oakland. The Conference Chair is Wolf Creek Lodge’s project manager – Katie McCamanat. Several Wolf Creek Members plan to attend. See here for more information and let us know if you plan to […]
The Cohousing Company is hosting a “Senior Cohousing Group Facilitation Workshop” this week at Nevada City Cohousing. Workshop participants visited the Wolf Creek Lodge construction site on Thursday. They were joined by some members of Wolf Creek Lodge. All enjoyed exploring the ground floor and looking at the framing already in place on the second […]
Two third floor homes now available! For the first time in eight months we have two homes available on the third floor due to selection changes by current Wolf Creek Lodge members who switched to larger homes on the second floor. 2 Bedrooms / 1 Bath 1029 square feet Full kitchen 6.5 ft. by […]
As retirement was approaching I was looking for a place to live as well as a way to retire. Since I had Park housing, when I left my job I had to leave my home. I had been looking at cohousing possibilities for some time. I took cohousing tours in Santa Rosa, Cotati, and Sebastopol. Also, some places in Portland and Tucson were appealing. I was on the Wolf Creek Lodge newsletter email list for a year before I visited in February, March, and April. I joined in May 2011.
There are lots of fun things to do in Grass Valley – April/ Spring
In last month’s newsletter, we introduced the idea of sharing one of the Wolf Creek Lodge two-bedroom homes with a like-minded cohouser by either co-owning or through a rental arrangement. Here is the article. As you may have guessed, we heard from several people who were interested and excited about finding a way to make their cohousing dream come true.
Our larger community of Nevada County is also a place of activism. Recently, a delegation of over 100 people from Nevada County caravanned on the “Yuba Express” to the State Capitol and hand-delivered over 10,000 letters and petition signatures to Governor Jerry Brown.
