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Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
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San Marino, CA 91108
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Grapevine : networking magazine of cooperative living
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Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
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Rare Books
"Communities Magazine and the Fellowship for Intentional Community have combined their years of experience to co-create this comprehensive new Directory of Intentional Communities. It includes: more than 400 intentional communities; a map locating those in North America; a detailed cross-reference chart summarizing major features; a list of communities which have changed their names or addresses ... and those no longer active"--From back cover.
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"The "Communal Grapevine", a support network for communal living, is having a general work meeting for all interested houses and individuals. The focus is to implement ideas generated through contacts with East Bay households"--From Issue #1 (March 1978).
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Manuscripts
This collection contains the papers of Gloria Molina, who was a Los Angeles County Supervisor of the First Supervisorial District from 1991 to 2014. This collection is mainly comprised of records created and accumulated during her years on the Board of Supervisors. These materials -- including correspondence, agenda, motions, reports, press clippings, notes, ephemera, site plans, photographs, audiovisual and electronic resources -- document a wide range of activities performed by Molina and her staff, such as project planning, legislation, lawsuits, redistricting, campaigning, and budget planning.
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A directory of 64 new age communities, centers, ashrams, cooperative businesses, and wholistic health centers, in New England and upstate New York, including a list of other regional networks and directories.
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"The community market cooperative catalog is a book of economic alternatives--co-ops, poor people's groups, collectives, intentional communities, and communes working to create a producer/consumer coalition trading in handmade goods, camping gear, yarn, toys, photographic equipment, clothing, furniture, bicycles, and publications. Included are articles on the theory behind counter-economy, where it is working and how; about vertical networks from co-op farms to urban buying groups. And there is a section on resources that tells where to learn blacksmithing, where to get medical and legal services, how to join a food co-op, how to develop alternative sources of energy--how, in fact, to do everything necessary to become part of the community market"--Back cover.
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