Candidates were asked to list their occupation and education, and to write a short essay in which they answer these questions: Why do you believe members should choose you to represent them? In what areas should the board be putting its attention in the next five years? What else, if anything, would you like to…  Read More →

We are very excited to see the Wedge’s expansion plans take shape. Over the next few months the many great suggestions and ideas our membership has brought us will become a reality. Wedge Co-op members will have the opportunity, for the very first time, to invest in Wedge Class C stock* and build on the…  Read More →

By Elizabeth Archerd, Director of Community Relations Callie Martin. You see her working in the Produce department and on the grounds outside The Wedge. But, did you know that she is the research assistant for the elusive Professor Produce and is an author in her own right, pushing out the popular weekly Wedge website feature,…  Read More →

A handy guide to what you should know before submitting your ballot.

The Board of Directors recommends the following changes to the Wedge Co-op Articles and Bylaws. A “Yes” vote approves the changes. A “No” vote leaves the Articles and Bylaws as they are now. Articles of Incorporation The recommended changes in Article V, Sections 1 and 4 increase the number of Class B and C stock…  Read More →

By Andrew Silbernagel, Meat and Seafood Department In fulfilling the mission to have staff tour vendors, we recently visited Kadejan Farms in Glenwood, Minn. Kadejan Farms supplies our store with most of the poultry we sell, chicken and of course, turkey for the holidays. We loaded up two 15-passenger vans with staff from the Deli…  Read More →