Contact

Mail: C/O: Paul Sheridan, 88 Hart Road, Northport, ME 04849
Phone: 207.338.0350
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @cooperative_me
Facebook: /cooperativemaine
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MONTHLY PHONE MEETING

3rd TUESDAY each month
via conference call
4pm - 5pm (just 1 hour)
please contact us for call-in number & PIN: [email protected] -OR- 207-338-0350
listening-in is fine!
anyone interested in cooperatives is welcome!
no experience necessary!

3rd TUE @ 4pm doesn’t work for you?

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Please feel free to contact us anytime!

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NEXT MONTHLY PHONE MEETING
WED, DEC 14 @ 1 pm ('til 2pm)
(USUALLY) 3rd Wednesday monthly conference call
*anyone interested in cooperatives welcome!
*listening is fine & no experience necessary!
FMI: [email protected]

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