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SUMMARY:P5 Learning Series: Cooling Down A Hot Mess
DESCRIPTION:Cooling Down a Hot Mess: \nClarity Services will introduce us to the science of reactivity and strategies for self-regulation when things are “hot.”\n \nREGISTER HERE!\nWhen communication is challenging our nervous systems respond in ways that make sense based on both how we are “wired” as humans and how we’ve been conditioned by our experiences.  \nIn this session we will share a beginning understanding of how our nervous systems function and how our use of language can be supportive to the regulation of our own nervous systems and the nervous systems of others\, creating the conditions for more connecting and effective communication.
URL:https://maine.coop/archive-event/p5-learning-series-cooling-down-a-hot-mess/
LOCATION:ZOOM\, United States
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SUMMARY:P5 Learning Series: Energy Efficiency for Maine Co-ops
DESCRIPTION:Learn more about how your Maine co-op can save money\, build community resilience\, and help solve climate issues.\nAbout this Event\n\n\n\n\nIn this workshop you will learn about Maine and Federal programs that can support your co-ops efforts to become more energy efficient. You will also learn about what specific improvements you can make and who to turn to for services.\nIs your goal to save money\, improve air quality\, and/or create benefits to your members and community partners? This workshop will guide you\, provide resources and get you inspired.\nPresenters: Vaughan Woodruff\, Revision Energy and Brian Wilson\, USDA – Rural Development\nRegister here 👉 https://bit.ly/3s16m38
URL:https://maine.coop/archive-event/p5-learning-series-energy-efficiency-for-maine-co-ops/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210324T130000
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SUMMARY:P5 Learning Series: Open Book Management
DESCRIPTION:Open Book Management: engagement\, education and excellence\n\nManagers \nLearn how to increase staff/member/resident engagement in day-to-day operation through sharing financials as a way to show how your business practices and values translate into financial viability or how certain processes and lack of engagement can strain your organization.\n \nCo-op Staff/Members/Residents \n\n\nLearn about ways that can help you engage in your co-op without the frustration or fear surrounding financial information. Engaging in the organization’s/community’s decision making process and understanding how financials are linked to day-to-day activities opens up the opportunity for creative thinking and problem solving\, a supportive and democratic work environment\, and for fostering a strong ownership culture.\n \n\n\n \n👉REGISTER HERE! \nThe impetus for introducing Open Book Management (OBM) is often to bring more transparency and achieve improved financial performance. While these goals are important\, OBM is so much more! Implementing an OBM philosophy is about changing the culture of your business (or community). It’s about management letting go of some of the control\, opening up a dialog\, and drawing employees (or community members) into decisions that can bring about lasting change. OBM is about numbers and finances\, but it’s also about operationalizing the Ends. It’s a way to help every member of the staff recognize how the work they do every day connects to the larger\, long-term goals of the co-op. \nGiving employees the opportunity to engage in thoughtful conversation\, participate in decision-making and be part of setting goals offers them something more than their daily tasks. More importantly\, understanding how those tasks impact the bottom-line can really ignite people’s enthusiasm to do an excellent job every day. Within OBM culture\, the conversation returns time and again to the ways in which everybody’s actions impact sales\, margin\, labor and the long-term success of the co-op. \nIn this workshop\, we will review the potential benefits of Open Book Management and the elements needed for its successful adaptation into a cooperative business model. \nPresenter: Melanie Reid\, Columinate\n\n\n \n \nShare the Registration Link with Friends!\n 
URL:https://maine.coop/archive-event/p5-learning-series-open-book-management/
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SUMMARY:CMBA P5 Learning Series
DESCRIPTION:Note: CMBA has shifted focus slightly this year to provide a learning series in place of our annual P6 (Cooperation Among Cooperatives) Conference. This is due to current difficulties of gathering and networking during the COVID pandemic. \n \n  \nThe theme for our new learning series is Principle 5: Education\, Training\, and Information\nCooperative Principle 5: Education\, Training\, and Information — Cooperatives provide education and training for their members\, elected representatives\, managers\, and employees so they can contribute effectively to the development of their co-operatives. They inform the general public – particularly young people and opinion leaders – about the nature and benefits of co-operation. \nWe will offer a five part expert-led learning series over the course of five months. The selection of topics for this Learning Series is based on the needs and interests of the Maine Co-op Community. The knowledge and tools presented in the five separate workshops will be directly applicable to both business and housing cooperatives. One of our overarching goals for this learning series is to have participants take the information and skills they learn and teach their co-workers\, members of their community\, their co-op members\, and their fellow board members. Spreading expert knowledge through the cooperative process helps bring us closer to our vision of a prosperous\, equitable\, democratically owned economy where everyone can fulfill their needs and aspirations. \nHere is a preview of our tentative schedule: \n\nLoan Readiness – Assess your assets\, count your cash\, and appreciate your application process. – February 25th\, 1-3 pm. This is a panel-led workshop in which co-op professionals and entrepreneurs will learn how best to prepare to apply for funding for an expansion or for opening a business\, including a cooperative. REGISTER HERE! | WATCH RECORDING\nOpen Book Management – practices and tools that build financial knowledge\, trust and ownership. March 24th\, 1-3 pm. Learn how to improve performance and meet member needs by engaging  the board and staff in understanding how the co-op generates income. This workshop will also include a broader overview of  democratic management principles that develop and engage workers. REGISTER HERE! | WATCH THE RECORDING\nIgniting Community Partnership – a clean energy workshop. April 29\, 1-3pm. Learn practical strategies for how our co-ops can address climate change and be more sustainable. This workshop will include a USDA-RD presentation on grant programs supporting co-op’s energy efficiency and renewable energy investments. REGISTER HERE! | WATCH THE RECORDING\nCooling Down a Hot Mess – Conflict management for Boards\, Management and staff. June 3\, 1-3pm. Clarity Services will introduce us to the science of reactivity and strategies for self-regulation when things are “hot.” REGISTER HERE! | WATCH THE RECORDING\nOnce Upon a Co-op – Developing and telling the co-op story. Fall 2021. This workshop will provide tools to create engaging co-op stories through collaboration between co-ops in Maine. REGISTER HERE | WATCH THE RECORDING -CANCELED\n\nKeep checking back for updates! \nP5 Learning Series Playlist \nTo become a sponsor please fill out this form.
URL:https://maine.coop/archive-event/cmba-p5-learning-series/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201014T130000
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SUMMARY:PRINCIPLE SIX CONFERENCE OCTOBER 2020
DESCRIPTION:CMBA will hold its 7th annual Principle Six Conference virtually in October 2020. \nWhile it’s unfortunate that we had to cancel our spring P6 Conference at the Hutchinson Center in Belfast\, we are excited to present a modified virtual conference during Co-op Month instead. The event will help cooperatives\, their staff and supporters build business skills while also providing networking opportunities for Maine’s co-op community. The conference will now offer three days of workshops scheduled for October 14th\, 15th\, and 16th from 1 pm to 4 pm. An agenda and meeting information will be provided the morning of each day. You are welcome to attend as many or as few of the workshops as you would like. \nClick on the image to get your tickets \n \n  \nCONFERENCE SCHEDULE\nDay 1\n1:00 Welcome to P6 2020\n1:30 Cooperative Governance in Practice\n2:50 Break\n3:00 ROC Model Preserves Affordable Housing\n4:00 End of Day 1 \nDay 2\n1:00 Welcome\n1:15 Beyond Equity & Inclusion 2:50 Break\n3:00 Beautiful Troubling: Intervening on Racism\n4:00 End of Day 2 \nDay 3\n1:00 Welcome\n1:15 Interacting With the Media 2:50 Break\n3:00 Advancing our Co-op Advocacy Efforts\n3:50 Thank you! \nWORKSHOPS\nOctober 14\nSession 1 — Cooperative Governance in Practice: Managing Your Expert Manager \nPresenter: Thane Joyal (Columinate) \nThis workshop will focus on practical aspects of governance. We’ll use scenario-based learning to illuminate basic skills and strategies to support strong relationships between board and management. Presenters (with help from a few volunteers) will role-play a board meeting at a resident owned manufactured housing cooperative in which management is not fully meeting board (or community) expectations. We’ll focus on the roles of community members in supporting and holding their board accountable; of board members in supporting one and holding one another and their board leader accountable\, and of the board as a whole in supporting and holding their cooperative’s manageable. – Break – Session 2: Stable and Permanently Affordable Housing – Solid as a ROC: How does the ROC model fit into the affordable housing market in Maine? \nSession 2 — Stable and Permanently Affordable Housing- Solid as a ROC: How the ROC model builds and supports the affordable housing market in Maine.\nFacilitator: Jeanee Wright (NEROC)\nGuest: Paul Bradley\, ROC USA President \nHave you ever wanted to know more about the ROC model of cooperatives? How did it get started? What does it mean to be part of a “model” of ROCs? Why is the ROC model so important to the low income housing crisis and a tool in a community’s housing toolkit? In this session we will explore the story of how this movement started\, the state of the movement today and hear from ROC community leaders how cooperative ownership transformed their communities! \nOctober 15\nSession 1 — Co-ops: A Portal Beyond Equity and Inclusion\nPresenter: Suparna Kudesia (CoFED) \nIn this workshop\, we will share a brief history of cooperative practices of collective liberation that BIPOC-led co-ops in CoFED’s network of young cooperators of color (MyceliYUM) embody. Co-ops led by Black\, Indigenous\, People of Color (BIPOC) cooperators have been budding as alternatives for generations in our communities. For us\, the conversation we are in need for is centered around collective liberation and centering the needs\, victories\, resilience\, and joy of our cooperative visions and practices. Participants will leave with a foundation of BIPOC-led cooperative strategies to thrive in a predominantly white-economic infrastructure. BIPOC cooperators will learn how to embody resilience\, joy\, and liberation in our cooperative work and practice through collectivized care\, unlearning internalized capitalism\, and compassion. White cooperators will learn how to move our cooperative spaces towards a decolonized praxis. \nSession 2 — Beautiful Troubling: Intervening on Racism through Liberatory Practices\nModerated by CDI’s Collective Liberation Work Group \nDrawing on the Anti-Racist Principles from The People’s Institute for Survival and Beyond\, this discussion will offer participants an opportunity to move from reflection and assessment to action and accountability in their Cooperatives and communities. \nOctober 16\nSession 1 — Interacting with the Media: How can Maine’s cooperative community better interact with the media to advance cooperative development in Maine?\nPanel: Maureen Milliken (MainBiz)\, Chris Busby (Mainer News)\, Fred Bever (Maine Public)\nModerator: Doug Clopp (CDI) \nThis interactive session will feature three Maine journalists whose outlets have covered cooperative development in Maine. Session participants will learn the most effective ways to interact with media\, what makes a good story\, and what to do\, and not do\, to get our stories of the impact of cooperative development out to a larger audience. \nSession 2 — Connecting CMBA’s Work With the Media to Advance Our Advocacy Efforts \nFacilitator: Doug Clopp (CDI) & Rob Brown (CDI) \nBuilding on what participants learned in Session 1\, participants will explore how we can effectively use and expand our communications capacity and storytelling to educate policy and decision makers to take cooperative development in Maine to scale. In this session we will analyze and discuss ways we can build strategic communications campaigns that are coordinated to advance advocacy efforts at the State House and at our city and town councils. \n\nPlease email emmy@maine.coop if you have a hard time covering the ticket fee. \n— \nPrinciple Six\, one of seven cooperative principles\, focuses on cooperation among cooperatives. This conference provides the opportunity for Maine cooperatives to join forces in building a strong cooperative economy in Maine. This event will help staff\, management\, and boards build governing skills. It will also provide attendees with a networking platform\, highlight advocacy efforts and opportunities\, and bring cooperators together to celebrate the role that co-ops can take in the fight for racial equity. \n— \nThe conference is sponsored by a Host Committee including the Cooperative Development Institute\, Democracy at Work Institute\, Portland Food Co-Op\, Cabot Creamery\, Insource Renewables\, Belfast Co-Op\, Columinate\, and ROC USA. Additional sponsors are Blue Hill Co-op\, Rising Tide Co-op\, Cooperative Fund of New England\, Fedco Seeds\, Town & Country FCU\, cPort Credit Union\, and Maine Harvest Credit Union. The event is also sponsored by National Co+op Grocers\, Fare Share Food Cooperative\, U. S. Federation of Worker Cooperatives\, Maine DECD\, Community Credit Union\, Maine AFL – CIO\, and Rock City Roasters.
URL:https://maine.coop/archive-event/principle-six-conference-october-2020/
LOCATION:ZOOM\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191113T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20191113T193000
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SUMMARY:co-op finance basics
DESCRIPTION:This is a financial management class offered by the Belfast Co-op. \nThe class is open and free to the public. \nPlease call (207)338-2532 to register. \n \n 
URL:https://maine.coop/archive-event/co-op-finance-basics/
LOCATION:Belfast Free Library\, 106 High St\, Belfast\, ME\, 04915\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191112T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20191112T183000
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CREATED:20191106T144731Z
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SUMMARY:a cooperative approach to the future of Food - livestream
DESCRIPTION:A Cooperative Approach to the Future of Food\nYounger generations see economic exclusion and inequality\, political divisiveness\, and are demanding a greater say in the future of food. Could this be a cooperative moment? What can we learn from an examination of the history and current state of the US cooperative movement\, which has been so significant to Rural America? Join us for a timely discussion between experts in cooperative structures moderated by Swette Center Executive Director Kathleen Merrigan. Following our panel\, there will be time for audience participation and a post program reception with rooftop views. \nThis event is cosponsored by National Cooperative Business Association\, CLUSA International. \nwatch the livestream here.\n\nPanelists:\n\nJohn and Carol Zippert \n\n\n\nFormer Federation of Southern Cooperatives\, Cooperative Hall of Famers\n\n\n\n\nJerry McGeorge \n\n\n\nExecutive Vice President\, CROPP Cooperative\, Organic Valley\n\n\n\nSarah Tyree \n\n\n\nVice President\, Policy and Public Affairs\, CoBank\n\n\n\n\nDoug O’Brien \n\n\n\nPresident and CEO\, National Cooperative Business Association\, CLUSA International
URL:https://maine.coop/archive-event/a-cooperative-approach-to-the-future-of-food/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191020T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20191020T150000
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SUMMARY:Co-op Month Grill Out in Portland
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our 3rd Annual Free Grill Out! \nOutside\, our deli staff will be grilling up beef burgers\, vegan burgers\, and uncured beef hot dogs. Inside\, enjoy wine samples with La Riojana\, Argentina’s largest wine co-operative. \nThroughout the event\, we’ll be raffling off prizes for you to take home. \nCome for an afternoon of Co-op community celebration! \nThis year’s Grill Out is being generously sponsored by Caldwell Farms.
URL:https://maine.coop/archive-event/co-op-month-grill-out-in-portland/
LOCATION:Portland Food Co-op\, 290 Congress St\, Portland\, ME\, 04101\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191019T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20191019T170000
DTSTAMP:20260514T193041
CREATED:20191007T145412Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191007T150148Z
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SUMMARY:Town & Country FCU’s 5th Annual Money Conference
DESCRIPTION:Town & Country FCU’s 5th Annual Money Conference to offer diverse topics\, engaging workshops\, valuable advice and all at no cost\nFree Conference\nThe 5th Annual Town & Country FCU Money Conference is set for Saturday\, October 19\, from Noon to 5 p.m.\, at the Abromson Center at the University of Southern Maine in Portland. The line-up of speakers and workshops reinforces the Conference’s goal to present financial issues and topics that offer something for nearly every demographic\, and is among the most unique financial education events offered anywhere in Maine. Attendance is open to anyone\, and at no cost. \n“October is National Co-Op month\, and we can’t think of much else that highlights the spirit of cooperation any more than offering a Conference at no charge that can help people learn about financial issues that can have a positive impact on their financial wellness for years to come. This Conference is open to anyone because we want as many people as possible to benefit from the knowledge\, expertise and discussion that our workshops and speakers will offer\,” remarked David Libby\, President and CEO of Town & Country FCU.\nThe 2019 Conference features workshops on a variety of topics\, including a number of new sessions\, such as The Sandwich Generation\, which is focused on providing information\, resources and suggestions on how to start talking to your elderly family members and children about financial issues: Uncoupling Your Money in Separation and Divorce\, a workshop to help attendees contemplating separation or divorce understand why and how to uncouple their personal finances to help establish a new life; and What Is Financial Health\, Really?\, a workshop that features nationally-acclaimed financial behavioral expert\, Sarah Newcomb\, who will discuss research into the minds of spenders and explain how four simple mental factors can affect your financial health.  Other sessions include workshops on Home Buying\, Credit Basics\, Paying for College\, Saving for Retirement\, Estate Planning and more. \nThere is strong evidence of the need for learning opportunities related to finances\, with research indicating that 40% of Mainers don’t have money on hand to cover a $400 emergency\, and 78% of Mainers live paycheck to paycheck. \nWhile the Conference runs for the entire afternoon\, attendees can choose to attend one session or stay for the entire Conference.  “This Conference is about sharing knowledge and information to help people better understand important financial issues that impact their lives today and in the future\,” added Libby. \nAlthough there is no charge to attend\, pre-registration is encouraged for planning purposes.  To register\, please visit www.tcfcu.com/community-events/money-conference \nThere will also be exhibitors from the community and various organizations\, and complimentary food and beverages provided at the conclusion of the Conference. \nAbout Town & Country Federal Credit Union\nAs Maine’s second largest credit union with nearly 40\,000 members\, Town & Country is a full-service financial institution offering a wide range of financial products and services to people who live\, work\, go to school or worship in Cumberland and York Counties. Designated as one of Maine’s ‘Best Places to Work’ for the past eight years\, the credit union has $405 million in assets\, and is part of the second largest branch network in the country. To learn more\, visit www.tcfcu.com.
URL:https://maine.coop/archive-event/town-country-fcus-5th-annual-money-conference/
LOCATION:Abromson Center at the University of Southern Maine in Portland\, 88 Bedford Street\, Portland\, ME\, 04104\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191009T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20191009T203000
DTSTAMP:20260514T193041
CREATED:20190926T002048Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190926T002206Z
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SUMMARY:Understanding Governance
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate Co-op Month by increasing your understanding of the role of the Board of Directors! Join members of the Cooperative Maine Business Alliance for a discussion and workshop centered on the role that governance plays in our cooperatives – the roles and responsibilities of boards of directors\, their relationship with managers\, their relationship with the membership\, and more. Thane Joyal\, Governance Support and Board Development consultant from Columinate (www.columinate.coop)\, will be facilitating this deep dive into the role of the Board of Directors across a wide spectrum of cooperative sectors. \nThis workshop will have many opportunities to work on sample challenges in small groups with your own board\, members and managers\, as well as with folks from other co-ops. The goal is to create a rich\, interactive\, peer-to-peer learning experience where everyone can come away with some new skills and insights\, as well as deepen relationships with other co-ops in the Midcoast and beyond. \nThis is a free workshop. \nFor more information\, please contact Emmy Andersson\, Network Coordinator.
URL:https://maine.coop/archive-event/understanding-governance/
LOCATION:Unitarian Universalist Church\, 37 Miller Street\, Belfast\, ME\, 04915\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191009T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20191009T200000
DTSTAMP:20260514T193041
CREATED:20190930T163030Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190930T191036Z
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SUMMARY:Raise-Op Co-op Month Gathering
DESCRIPTION:RAISE-Op welcomes the community in a celebration of Cooperatives at the\nSt. Mary’s Nutrition Center on 208 Bates Street in Lewiston. \nCelebration schedule:\n5:00 – 6:30 PM Community Dinner provided by Healthy Neighborhoods\n5:30 – 6:30 PM Silk-screen t-shirt making\n6:30 PM Family movie showing with announcements about Coop Month and Homes for All.\n\n 
URL:https://maine.coop/archive-event/raise-op-co-op-month-gathering/
LOCATION:St. Mary’s Nutrition Center\, 208 Bates Street\, Lewiston\, ME\, 04240\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191009T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20191009T120000
DTSTAMP:20260514T193041
CREATED:20191007T153549Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20191007T153549Z
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SUMMARY:Co-op Month at Marsh River Cooperative
DESCRIPTION:Office Hours with State Senator Erin Herbig\nMARSH RIVER COOPERATIVE is welcoming State Senator Erin Herbig of Waldo County for a meet-and-greet on Wednesday October 9th 10:30-Noon. \nA perfect opportunity to discuss the importance of the resilient cooperative business model and how it can help improve the quality of life for a wide range of people in the community.
URL:https://maine.coop/archive-event/co-op-month-at-marsh-river-cooperative/
ORGANIZER;CN="Marsh River Cooperative":MAILTO:marshrivercooperative@gmail.com
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191007
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191013
DTSTAMP:20260514T193041
CREATED:20190927T175233Z
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UID:1392-1570406400-1570924799@maine.coop
SUMMARY:FSFC - Co-op Month Member Sale 10/7-10/12
DESCRIPTION:Co-op Member Appreciation Week\nTo celebrate Co-op Month\, Fare Share is offering a full week of Member-Owner discounts. \nCome enjoy this Member-Owner only sale: 10% off on all purchases October 7 – October 12.
URL:https://maine.coop/archive-event/fsfc-co-op-month-member-sale-10-7-10-12/
LOCATION:Fare Share Food Cooperative\, 443 Main St\, Norway\, ME\, 04268\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191001
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191101
DTSTAMP:20260514T193041
CREATED:20190927T132824Z
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SUMMARY:Co-op Month Sale at Portland Food Co-op
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URL:https://maine.coop/archive-event/co-op-month-sale-at-portland-food-co-op/
LOCATION:Portland Food Co-op\, 290 Congress St\, Portland\, ME\, 04101\, United States
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