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Coventry Courier: Residents take ownership of Sherwood Village

on January 18, 2018 in Coventry by Amy Cola

Kendra Lolio | klolio@ricentral.com Jan 18, 2018

COVENTRY — Sherwood Village Mobile Home Park is now officially owned by the residents and more than 170 homeowners that reside there. This week neighbors celebrated the $7.5 million purchase that now makes the village off Hill Farm Road a resident-owned Cooperative Corporation.

Members of the community say the purchase is a step toward greater financial security.

“It was a great feeling of security for those of us who are on a fixed income to know that we will be able to maintain our place,” said Audrey Pickering, President of the new Cooperative Corporation. “Now, we have a slight increase, but we know we can do it."

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