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Name of the Organization
Rocky Corner Cohousing
Contact Person
Marie Pulito
Job Title
head of marketing committee for Rocky Corner
Contact phone
203-393-1245
E-mail
mapulito@gmail.com
Website
http://www.rockycorner.org
Interest
Housing Assistance, Shelter
Description Interest
Rocky Corner cohousing is a new energy-efficient neighborhood of 30 homes being built on 33 acres. Thirteen of the homes will be affordable as defined by CT state regulations. Organic farming will be at the center of the community.

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At 2:00am on May 22, 2015, Lee Cruz said…

Marie,

Welcome to GNH Community, glad to have you join us. Members may post information that they think will be of interest to nonprofits, civic organizations, and the people they serve or the general public. You may post calendared events on the events page, non-date specific information on the blog, pictures or video. Politically partisan, religious or business promotion posts are not allowed. Your opportunities to connect with other members greatly increases if you include a photo or logo on your profile include your job title and\or if you "like" or comment on the post of other members. Events are also noticed more often if you include a picture or logo as a part of the posting. Check out the groups created by other members; this is a great place to meet people that share your interest and to ask questions. You may request to join as many groups as you wish or start a new group. The creator of a group sets the parameters for membership. If you have a question about a group, please write to the owner (the person who initiated the group).
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