Check out Chuck Durrett's new book
Senior Cohousing, A Community Approach to Independent Living.
How to order
Click for Chuck's
Presentation/Booksigning
in Your Area
Our Lodge was featured on
the front page of the LA Times!
Communal housing is coming of age.
Visit CoHousing Partners to read this and other Cohousing News
Not Home Alone
Time Magazine
Read
Growing Old Together
New York Times
Read
Aging in Community - Cohousing for the 55 and Over Market
Nation's Building News
Read
Looking for the ideal place to retire? Create it yourself
AARP Bulletin
Read
Want to downsize? Conquer Clutter?
AARP Magazine
Read
SLIDE SHOW & PRESENTATION
Sunday, September 12th, 1 pm
Briar Patch Market
Grass Valley
Call 530.478.1970 to reserve a place.
Join us for an informational meeting on
September 18th, from 4:30 to 5:45.
Be our guest at an informal potluck dinner after the Introduction.
Call for details.
(800) 558-3775 or (530) 478-1970
Click here to see members and guests enjoying our potluck dinners
Want to know more about
Grass Valley?
Sacramento Bee 2010 read
downtowngrassvalley.com
Cohousing in the News!
Cohousing just made the
New York Times!
Read
Article in this month's
USA Today:
Seniors at home in
cohousing
Read
Wolf Creek Lodge featured in Balanced Life Magazine
"Inspirational Living
for the 21st Century"
Read
The Sierra Nevada Deep Ecology Institute
just honored our architects, McCamant & Durrett, with the
Green Architect Award
for 2009
KGO News in San Francisco broadcast a fine news story on cohousing, describing its growth in the Bay Area and beyond, and featuring our own Kathryn McCamant and Jim Leach. It beautifully conveys the spirit and flavor of "intentional neighborhoods."
Check it out!
Senior Cohousing – A Concept Whose Time Has Come
Yuba Net
Read Magdalene's article published in The Union.
The San Francisco Chronicle interviewed Chuck, our architect. Read
Chuck just received the
NAHB Silver Award
for the Best of Senior Living Read
Articles about our groundbreaking ceremony appear on Yuba Net and
The Union.
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one neighborhood at a time
