for its 35-unit cohousing community in West Sacramento. Each member household will have its own independent one or two bedroom condominium flat in a building with extensive community facilities including a community kitchen and dining room for occasional meals, extensive bicycle storage, guestrooms for family and friends and many other amenities. We heard about this opportunity through Catherine, who has been attending our Sunday online services along with members Rob and Kaitlin. Catherine is a member of Washington Commons, and she would like to help spread the word so that the group will be ready to break ground in the spring!

Information is available at: www.washington-commons.org and at two upcoming Zoom Site Tours on January 13th and 16th. Washington Commons welcomes all ages and embraces cultural and racial diversity. Its intention is to create a community of caring, supporting, involved individuals, couples and families. Located on quiet streets just a block from the Sacramento River, Washington Commons is within walking distance of many Sacramento downtown locations including the Crocker Museum. Many small restaurants are also within walking distance.

Washington Common’s Outreach Coordinator would be happy to talk with interested UU members. Her number is:

“Neighborly By Design”, an article in the January issue of Comstock’s Magazine, features Fair Oaks EcoHousing and includes information as well about Washington Commons at this link:

https://view.joomag.com/0121-january-comstocks-magazine-january-2021/0124916001609784949