NOVEMBER 6th, 2025 Co-op shoppers and owners – One year ago today, TPSS reopened its doors after an 18-week remodel. It was a joyful, long-awaited morning — the hum of conversation in the aisles, neighbors rediscovering their favorite products, the simple relief of being back …
OCTOBER 29th, 2025 Co-op shoppers and owners – We’re less than 72 hours from November 1, when the federal government is expected to fail to issue SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits to more than 40 million Americans who rely on the program. States—including Maryland …
Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and your co-op is here to make it delicious — and local! We’re taking pre-orders now for your holiday favorites to make your meal simple, fresh, and stress-free. You can pre-order turkeys, pie, and wine! Fresh Whole Turkeys from Sho Nuf Turkey Farm (Fulton, …
Our October Newsletter: Board Election voting is open, member meeting re-cap, and Co-op and Fairtrade month!
October 17th, 2025 Co-op Member-Owners, I’m excited to announce that the TPSS Board of Representatives election is now live! We have six candidates running for four seats on the Board. All TPSS member-owners are eligible to vote, you’ll just need to know your member number and the name on your …
Our Board President, Elizabeth Teuwen, talks about how the federal government shutdown is affecting SNAP benefits. Check it out!
Our September Newsletter: shopper survey, Street Fest, run for the Board, fall member meeting, from our friends and more!
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We’re back in the TPSS archival community cookbook, Feeding Ourselves, for our monthly recipe. This month, we’re focusing on the abundance of the harvest season. Cabbages abound. Let’s make some cole slaw. It doesn’t matter if people in your family don’t like it. It doesn’t matter …
I have lived in Takoma Park, a couple of blocks from the Co-op since 2002. For a lot of that time, I traveled extensively and so was only peripherally aware of the Co-op. it was the little store around the corner I could get to if I didn’t have …