Bethlehem Co-operators Visit Weavers Way, An Impressive Food Co-op in Philly

Posted by Christopher Cocca ⋅ February 27, 2012 ⋅ Leave a Comment

Reblogged from beerituality::

From the Bethlehem Food Co-op blog:

This morning, four co-operators piled into a car and headed down to the north-west edge of Philadelphia, where we were welcomed with open arms by the folks at Weavers Way Co-Op. Weavers Way is a seasoned co-op, established in the 1970s, that has expanded into the sort of co-op utopia we can dream about.

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