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The Trillium Times“Connecting People with Communities”

Quarterly Newsletter Trillium Services | Paragon Associates | Trillium Works! June 2014

Welcome/Intros Page 2 Integration Celebration Page 3In the Spotlight Page 3Featured Volunteer Site Page 3Director’s Corner Page 4 Health Beat Page 5Living the Dream Page 5 Nature Rocks! Page 6Trillium Task Force Page 6Community Contributions Page 7Trillium Anniversaries Page 8Trillium Works! In Action Page 8Employee of the Month Page 9Familiar Faces 0The Critics Page 11Congratulations Page 11

Table of Contents

“A Community Services: Community Housing, Community Integration, Family Services, Supported Living, and Employment Services: Community Employment Services, Job Development, Job Supports, Job-Site Training and Employment Services, and

Employment Planning Services CARF Accredited Agency”

This year marks the 7th year that Apple Ridge has hosted the annual Trillium Services Rummage Sale. The Rummage Sale started off in 2007 with humble beginnings and has transformed into a two day event complete with radio support!

Over the past 7 years, the Rummage Sale has developed into an important tradition in many people’s lives. It has been a wonderful way for people to meet their neighbors, give back to their community, and develop valued social roles in their neighborhood.

The Rummage Sale has become famous over the years for its unique atmosphere, terrific treasures to rummage through, and the fact that ALL of the money that is earned is then donated to a different charity/foundation each year! In total, the Rummage Sale has donated over $7,000 to local Minnesota charities!

2014 was another successful year, with $1300.85 being donated to the Autism Association of Northern Minnesota. Thank you to EVERYONE who made this year’s sale a huge success! -Mike Molitor

All of this years proceeds were donated to:

Annual Trillium Services Rummage Sale

Skip and Joe selling the Nature Rocks Bird Feeders

Shoppers finding deals!

Jeff Arfman providing some musical entertainment

The Garage Sale Team: Joe Waller, Jeff Arfman (kneeling), Micah Saarela, Mike Molitor, Skip Mortensen,

James Good, Chris Johnson, Ray Launderville. Front: Lauryn Molitor, Josh Hendrickson Cindy Mattson and Emilie

Gotchie shopping!

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Hi, my name is Jonica and I started with Trillium in February.

I live in Cloquet with my family. In my free time I enjoy shopping and spending time with my friends. I am excited to meet some new people and try some new things.

If you see me around, please say hi!

Jonica Vork

Hello, My name is Becky Jakubek. I have been the morning receptionist at Trillium Services since February 2014. It is fun working with such a great team. I enjoy reading, spending time with friends and a good cup of coffee in the morning! Stop by and say Hi when you are in the office. I would love to meet you.

Becky Jakubek

Hi! My name is Anna. I have been with Trillium for 4 ½ years but am new to the Works! Program.

I recently started working at the 3M Museum for the Lake County Historical Society, and I really like it! I like to go hunting, fishing, and camping. I love to read, and I like to spend time with my family, too.

Anna

Hello, my name is Kari Prudhomme. I have been with Trillium Services as the Payroll Clerk since March.

When I am not working I am usually transporting my girls to sporting events. If I get any other free time I enjoy being outside, gardening, barbequing (when it is not snowing) and spending time with my family.

Kari Prudhomme

Hi, my name is Kaleb Scott. I have lived in Alborn for 6 years and attended school in Duluth.

My favorite thing in school was learning to become a chef. I love the outdoors as well as riding UTV/ATV on the state trails. I enjoy UMD Hockey, computers, cars and video games.

Kaleb Scott

INTROS !We lcome ! &

Hi, my name is Steve Petrowske. I joined Trillium in April.

I want to learn a lot of new and different things and also have fun. I want to meet a lot of people and make some new friends.

If you see me, please say hi, I will also do the same!

sTEVE PETROWSKE

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integration celebration!

“P.A.T.H. is a cool idea,” says Kevin Wegleitner, “It starts in the dream world and works backwards in steps into the current world.” Kevin went through the P.A.T.H. process several years ago and continues to work on his P.A.T.H. today. “I still haven’t saved up for a van,” Kevin says, “but I’m working on it.”

P.A.T.H. or Planning Alternative Tomorrows with Hope is a future planning process that starts in a future without barriers and works backwards in steps to the present. The idea is that going through the P.A.T.H. process helps an individual put their dreams, their hopes, and the path to achieving them down on paper.

“I thought it went good,” says Molly McGovern, who completed a P.A.T.H. this year. “I really hope it all comes true,” she adds.

The process culminates in a celebration shared with invited guests of the P.A.T.H. recipient. During the celebration, a graphic recorder and facilitator work with the person and their guests to discuss and visually record the steps toward the dream life. The end result is a beautiful and colorful piece of paper with all the steps needed to achieve your dreams.

If you’re interested in doing a P.A.T.H. or want more information about the process, please contact your supervisor! - Aaron Gilmour

Northland Spay/Neuter provides affordable access to spay/neuter services for cats and dogs in order to prevent suffering and death due to over population. They aim to provide low cost surgery and shots to Northland pets.

Northland Spay/Neuter Clinic has a van that will go to predetermined pickup spots (up to 120 miles!) to pick up dogs or cats that are in need of services. They serve between 3-30 pets per day! - Sharon Noland

Featured Volunteer Site

Rose volunteers one day a week at Northland Spay/Neuter Clinic. She has had the opportunity to perform various tasks for them and currently files paperwork for the facility. Rose enjoys helping out with whatever they may need her to do, she is always willing! -Sharon Noland

Rose Schadewald

“I really like the people, I like what I do and I just really like it there!” - Rose Schadewald

Check Them Out At: 2002 W Superior Street in Duluth!

“I really enjoyed getting together and sharing my ideas with everyone” - Molly

Kevin Wegleitner



Director’s Corner -by Brian Annis

Trillium Services is excited to announce that the 5% Campaign has prevailed! Congratulations to all of the direct service professionals, persons served, and stakeholders that took an active role in the 5% Campaign over the course of the past legislative session.

The 5% Campaign was a nonpartisan coalition of Minnesotans working to ask state legislators for a 5% rate increase for Home and Community Based Services (HCBS). This proposed 5% increase was specifically being asked for to increase the wages of our front line supervisors and direct service professionals.

Over the course of the past 7 years, Minnesota’s provider reimbursement rate rose less than 2%, while inflation increased by over 10%. This led to stagnant wages that have created significant hardships for home care providers. In fact, many home care professionals in Minnesota were forced to find second jobs, or change career paths altogether.

After all of the letter writing, emails sent, attendance at rallies, legislative sessions, and phone

calls to senators and local representatives the 5% Campaign has prevailed! During the 2014 Legislative Session, Gov. Dayton and the Legislature enacted a 5% increase in reimbursement rates for direct service professionals effective July 1, 2014.

How will this be implemented at Trillium Services? Beginning on July 1, we will be passing this 5% on by increasing the salaries of our front line supervisors, increasing the wages of our veteran direct service professionals, as well as bumping up our starting wages and entry level supervisor salaries. Over 80% of the total 5% increase will be used for employee wages with the remainder being used for benefits, administrative costs and other compensation.

We believe that this 5% increase will be instrumental in reducing turnover, increasing retention and attracting new quality employees. If we continue to see investments like this by our government in Human Services, careers in our industry will become a viable option and the overall quality of the services we provide will benefit moving forward. And that is something to celebrate indeed!

5% Campaign Prevails and it’s a 100% Celebration!

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Did you know you can improve your lifestyle with proper nutrition and regular exercise?

A proper diet should consist of the basic food groups. Based on a 2000 calorie diet you should have:

• Grains: 6oz daily (bread, cereal, rice, pasta)

• Vegetables: 2 ½ cups daily (dark green veggies such as broccoli and spinach, orange veggies such as carrots and sweet potatoes)

• Fruits: 2 cups daily (fresh, frozen, canned or dried are great)

• Oils: Keep them low! (vegetable oil, olive oil, nuts, fish)

• Milk: 3 cups daily (low fat, fat free or skim are the best)

• Meats and Beans: 5 ½ oz daily (low fat or lean meats, bake, broil or grill it!)

Make sure you plan your meals, so that you have variety and don’t get tired of eating the same food. Also pay attention to serving sizes.

If you are eating healthy, regular exercise can also add to improving your life style.

The health beat By: Cindy Sanders

If you exercise on a regular basis you could:

• Lose weight

• Reduce stress

• Relieve symptoms of depression or anxiety

• Reduce your risk of heart disease and certain types of cancer

• Gain more energy

• Sleep better

• Increase bone density

• Strengthen the heart and lungs

• Reduce your risk of developing diabetes

It is proven that just 10-15 minutes of activity twice a day reduces your risk of medical conditions and improves your mental health. That includes walking, raking leaves, mowing lawn and swimming just to name a few.

Hope to see you on the walking trails this summer!

This May I was able to swim with the dolphins in San Diego, California. This has been one of my dreams for years now and I was very excited to be able to take the trip and swim with the dolphins.

Throughout my trip I was able to go to the Safari Park, Sea World, the San Diego Zoo, a navy ship tour, and a Padres game. It was great to be able to see so many different animals and see a professional baseball game in another state.

During my trip I ate at a Denny’s restaurant for the first time ever! I tried some fresh sea food right by the ocean and tried out several other restaurants in the San Diego area. My next big dream trip is visiting Texas or seeing the Baseball Hall of Fame in New York. - Mike Johnson

Living the Dream

Mike Johnson



TTF is a consumer-directed group that provides a diverse range of opportunities for community

service and self-advocacy.

Please join us!Contact Danielle Gross, Holly Hansmeyer,

or Skip Mortensen (218) 722-5009

Please Join Us!July 3rd, 4p-7p - Celebrate the 4th of July holiday with a BBQ pot luck at Island Lake

July 15th, 6p-8p- Hartley Nature Center volunteering starts and Nature Rocks! will participate as a group one Tuesday a month

July 31st , 4p-8p - Pontoon Fishing on Fish Lake Cost is $15 per person 12 people max.(including staff) Includes bait and refreshments. Sign up at the Trillium Office

August 12th, 6p-8p – Volunteering at Hartley Nature Center

August 28th, 5p-7p – Scrapbooking and Campout meeting at Crosley September 6th & 7th – Annual Campout at High Banks Resort

Nature Rocks had their annual snowshoeing event hosted by Brandon Phillips parents on March 27th. It was a warm and sunny day as far as Duluth standards go!

Everyone enjoyed being outdoors for the afternoon and were happy to get out and have some fun outside.

Trillium Task

Force Events:July 18th, 6p - Relay for Life at Saint Scholastica College

July 23rd, 4pm-5pm - Scrapbooking at Palisade

August 7th, 5p - Epilepsy Stroll: Meet at Park Point Beach House

August 21st, 4pm - 5pm - Scrapbooking at Crosley

September 3rd, Celebrate Grandparents day: Meeting at Maple Grove to make cards/flowers to donate to a local nursing home

September 28th, Step Up for Down Syndrome Walk: Meet at Pioneer Hall, DECC at registration starts 12:30p/ Walk begins at 1:30p

All participants also brought a potluck item to share with the group which was enjoyed by all after snowshoeing through the woods. Some of the snowshoeing participants enjoyed it so much they decided to purchase their own snowshoes so they could go whenever they want!

A big thank you goes out to the Phillips for sharing their home with us!

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On May 14th, Pete Boyechko gave a hands only presentation of CPR at the Country Inn and Suites in Hermantown. More than 30 people were able to attend, some who have taken CPR in the past and some who had experienced this for the first time.

Pete started off by showing a short video, along with telling stories of his own experiences while working as a nurse here in Duluth. Afterwards, everyone was able to practice the techniques they learned on adult mannequins. Pete also showed everyone how to utilize an AED in an emergency. In the end, everyone left the presentation having a better knowledge of CPR.

If you haven’t checked out our group yet and would like to be added to our email list to receive updates on upcoming events please contact Danielle G. or Holly H. at the Trillium office: 218-722-5009. -Danielle Gross & Holly Hansmeyer

-Marie Jannetta & Joe Waller

If you are interested in taking part in Nature Rocks events, please contact Marie Jannetta or Joe Waller at the Trillium Office at (218) 722-5009!

Paul Hawley practicing his new skills!

Task Force participants watching the presentation!

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Contributions

Community

Total hours volunteered by the

Trillium Services Management Team since January 2014!

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More VOLUNTEER Opportunities:

July 24th: Memorial Blood Drive - The Blood Mobile will be parked at the Trillium Office from 8:30am - 4pm. Contact Marie Jannetta for appointments or questions. August 7th: Epilepsy Stroll- Stroll will begin at Park Point Pavillion. Contact Shirley Roine for details!

September 8th: Autism Walk- Walk begins at 1pm at Denfeld School. Contact Shirley Roine for details!



On May 28th, a group from Trillium had a great opportunity to help clean up our Zoo; with the help from the volunteer coordinator, Valerie Slocum. It was a beautiful day to be outside so we all grabbed a broom and began the clean-up process. We swept the pathways around the entire zoo.

Angie Sawyer, Josh Meyer, Lindsay Jackson, Marie Jeanetta, Katelyn Kerfeld, Katie Hanson, Christine Lone, George Kelly, Chris Rohan and Sheri Zauhar were all there to help out in any way that we could. We all had a great time and a good workout! We are hoping to make this an annual volunteer site!

Lake Superior Zoo

Empty Bowl A small group from Trillium Services volunteered for the 21st Annual Empty Bowl benefit on April 15th, 2014 held at the Duluth Depot.

For $20, community members were able to purchase a handmade bowl and enjoy a delicious soup from restaurants in the area. All proceeds went to benefit Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank. Second Harvest has provided 3.8 million meals to people in need over northeastern Minnesota and northwester Wisconsin.

This year, Second Harvest successfully raised over $60,000! Trillium has been volunteering for this event for the last 5+ years and has become a volunteer site we greatly look forward to helping with!

Grandma’s Marathon

George Kelly working hard at the Lake Superior Zoo clean up!

Katie Hanson, Lindsay Jackson, Christine Lone, and Marie Jannetta taking a break from the clean up. On June 21, 2014, groups of volunteers from

Trillium joined thousands of other volunteers at Grandma’s Marathon. Over 30 Trillium volunteers started their day around 5:30am. As in years past, we were at two different mile markers handing out water or Gatorade as the athletes passed.

Despite a cold and wet start to the day, the volunteers brought plenty of enthusiasm and cheered on the runners. A good time was had by all, and we look forward to doing it again next year.

Trillium Volunteers cheering on Josh Howie!

Joe Waller, Danielle Gross, Josh Howie and Jen Hurst at Empty Bowl

Eleanor and Roger Kragseth handing out

water to runners!



Join Us for Trillium Works! Job ClubJuly17th | August 21st | September 18th

Meetings are held at 1:00pm at the Trillium Office in the Works! area.

Job Club is designed to allow everyone to get together and discuss their experiences while working, job developing, and volunteering. It’s a great opportunity to learn from other people’s experiences.

A nne started out as a volunteer assistant at Here Comes The Sun Daycare in

Hermantown. Very quickly, Anne proved she was fantastic with the children and an incredibly hard worker. She did so well that she was offered a paid position as an assistant.

Anne is great at what she does and the kids like her a lot. She interacts with them in a positive way and has fun with them. It is fun to see her when she is working. Anne is a wonderful asset to the daycare and they appreciate having her as a staff.

She loves kids, and it shows when you see her working with them. Anne is always smiling, laughing and involved with the kids. She has really done a great job there!

-- by Sharon Noland

“It is the best job I have ever had” -Anne Wevley

Trillium Works! in action

21 yearsBarb Carlson

17 yearsBrian Annis

13 yearsShirley Roine Tammy Shelton Patti Wallace Jennifer Erickson Jeff Nelson Paul Hawley Sheri Zauhar Ronelle Lathrop

12 yearsKate Wallin Josh Hendrickson Chris Owo Jim Benko

Trillium Services would like to recognize the following who are celebrating anniversaries in

April, May, and June of 2014.

Trillium Services Anniversary Recognition

11 yearsDana Bushey Darrin Elstad April Bixler

10 yearsRick Elstad Collin Maurer Jeff Signorelli Jennifer Wilson

9 yearsPatty St. Germain Ed Kristensen Cindy Mattson Leaslin Frazier

8 years Kim Olson

7 yearsMarie Jannetta Theresa Williams Sarah Kamp

6 years Jesse Ayers Jennine Eplin Jenna Gilbert Rebecca Pittner

5 yearsSharon Noland Alvera Shatto Keenan Anderson

4 yearsDanielle Gross Joseph Waller Michael Samich David Rohrbach Tammy Anderson Kevin Wegleitner

3 years Natalie Aho Patricia Powers

2 years Debra Stephenson Lawi Lel Teresa Jaski Ana MorseKarla RueNathan Hardy Annie Rees Anthony Miller Sadie Suomala Lynzie Thorp Uwezo HumeMilo Rosenburg Joshua Smerdon Jennifer Faughnan

1 yearPatrick Campell Brittany Devos Kelsey Nelson Kari Nelson Alana Santana Blair Cunningham Kayla Heisler Kjera Gustafson Kayla Pangell Daniel Sarvi Rose Maslowski Erika Snell Laura Bucher Rebeccah Ahlrich Jacob Meyer Jon Heidelberger

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Employee of the Month Awards

Jonathan Ahlfs joined Trillium in the fall of 2012 and quickly became an asset to the team at Swan Lake. His passion for providing support to the men at Swan Lake and his genuine respect for the individuals in his direct service have led him to create truly personalized services to the people he works with.

Jonathan’s approach with Ron is irreplaceable due to his calm demeanor and willingness to listen to things that Ron is not able to communicate verbally. Due to

Aprilthis unique and positive relationship, Ron’s face always lights up in excitement when he sees Jonathan walk through the door.

Jonathan is always humble in his attitude towards his successes in his job. Jonathan’s strong thoughts on respect and thoughts on treating everyone equally is what helps make a positive, strong team. Jonathan’s passion for helping others is one of the many reasons he will continue providing support in this field for years to come!

“I enjoy going to cheer on the Bulldogs with Jon!” - JesseJonathan Ahlfs

“Jon is good at cooking burgers on the grill!” – Mark

JuneRay Launderville came to Trillium

Services in September of 2013 with a terrific attitude, an eagerness to learn Trillium’s person centered philophosy, and a strong desire to help others.

What makes Ray special though, is his ability to understand where his support is needed and where it isn’t, especially at Apple Ridge. Ray has done an excellent job on helping Chris with his goal of taking the DTA on the weekend. Chris hasn’t used public transportation in years, but Ray has been with him side-by-side, helping him

learn all of the routes and times, while giving Chris tips on how to stay safe in the community. As a result, after a few months of practice, Chris began taking the DTA independently!

I guess you would say Ray’s a natural at “strength through capacity” and understanding “dignity of risk.” Thank you Ray for all of the work and dedication you’ve given! - Mike Molitor

Chris Johnson, Micah Saarela, James Good, Ray Launderville,

and Josh Hendrickson

May Annie Rees joined our team here at

Trillium in May of 2012 at Decker. Annie’s understanding of how to be an important part of both Keenan and Taylor’s lives is beyond touching.

She has shown others how to not only respect themselves but the individuals surrounding them in any environment.

When it comes to developing and implementing new approaches, Annie has used her acquired skills and knowledge to maximize both Keenan and Taylor’s capacities.

One example of how Annie has done this is by taking Taylor to a UMD Hockey games.

Annie has a way of making activities exciting which has helped make this such a great success. Since experimenting with attending hockey games, Taylor has become a huge Bulldog’s fan!

Annie has also shown great ambition by researching and assisting with the development of learning activities for a service recipient in our Family Services department.

With Annie’s passion for helping others and putting their needs in front of hers, she has bonded and formed lasting relationships with everyone she works with. -Sam Zigich

Annie Rees

“I enjoy spending time with him.” - Micah

“Ray is fun and has a great attitude” - Chris

- Holly Hansmeyer



Familiar Faces I got Tobie from Jim and Wendy Annis, because they knew I wanted a dog. He was 7 weeks old when I brought him to live with me at McKinley. I took him to puppy school to get him trained.

He enjoyed going to the lake walk and loved to swim in the lake. I brought him to Gooseberry Falls with my best friend Jenny Carlin. He also enjoyed going camping with me at High Banks Resort for Nature Rocks and

Above: Jenny, Rachel, Jasilyn, Tanya & Jonica at the Aquarium Below: Mike and Skip at the Just For Fun Dance

Above: Chris Johnson won 4th Place at the RAW Open Power Lifting Event!

Below: Brandon and Dan playing ladder ball

In Loving Memory of Tobie Nemeth

became the mascot for Nature Rocks. I brought him to the office and to the company picnic to visit his grandma Wendy. He would follow me everywhere I went.

He loved to play with his friends, especially his girlfriend Indigo and his best friend Sam.

He was my best friend and I am glad I had him for 7 years. He will be missed by a lot of people (and dogs) that care about him. -Jenny Nemeth

Jenny and Tobie

Left: George, Skip, and Ken with their bird feeders.

Ladies and Gents, put your paddling pants on!

Once again, Trillium Services will be participating in the Lake Superior Dragon Boat Festival. The festival is a two day event which kicks off Friday August 22nd with a parade, music, and fireworks. The festivities continue into Saturday where folks gather around great food and race dragon boats. All proceeds of this event are donated to the Essentia Health Cancer Survivorship Program.

Ways to participate include:

• Paddling

• Fundraising

• Set-up/take down

• Planning/ Organizing

• Food prep

• Cheer SqaudIf you are interested in participating in this time honored tradition as a part of Team Trillium, please contact Kate Stark or Sam Zigich at the Trillium Office!

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Godzilla (2014)The world’s most famous monster is pitted against malevolent creatures who, bolstered by humanity’s scientific arrogance, threaten our very existence.It is the mega-phenomenon of this summer’s blockbuster movie season! --A+

Neighbors (2014)A couple with a newborn baby face unexpected difficulties after they are forced to live next to a fraternity house. It is hilarious, a riot not seen since Animal House (1978). --A+

Frozen (2014) Anna sets off on an epic journey to find her sister Elsa, whose icy powers have trapped the kingdom of Arendelle in eternal winter. Along the way she teams up with Kristoff, a rugged mountain man, and his loyal reindeer, Sven to save the kingdom. Just the beautiful singing makes this a movie you would want to watch over and over again! --A+

The CriticsStarring: Chris Johnson

Starring:Jennifer Wilson

The Lost Boy by David Pelzer The Lost Boy is a story about a young man named David Pelzer who is put into a foster home because he and his brothers were living in a troubled household with their mother.

After misbehaving in his foster home, his foster parents and social worker are concerned about him. He stays in juvenile hall and several other foster homes, then David moves back in with his original foster parents.

After a while, David and his brothers get to live with their dad, who will keep them safe from their mother.

Kristy Walls graduated from UMD with a degree in Pyschology.

Erik Johnson graduated from UMD with a degree in Economics. Anna Ackerman graduated from UMD with a degree in Pyschology.

Rebeccah Ahlrich graduated from UMD with a degree in Psychology. Elizabeth Lutterman graduated from UMD with a degree in Biology.

Joe and Elissa Waller were married on May 24, 2014!

Jasilyn Schilling gave birth to Aurélia Josephine on April 30, 2014.

Taylor Teddy graduated from Denfeld High School on May 28, 2014!

2014 Graduates

Starring:Amanda Benson

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Action Request Box -- Do you have ideas, comments, or questions that would improve the services we provide? Fill out an Action Request Form located in the main office. Requests are reviewed bi-weekly and will remain anonymous if you choose. We look forward to hearing from you!

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Trillium Works! would like to recognize and thank all the local businesses who support making our commu-

nity a better place for everyone to work and live.Anytime FitnessBenedictine Health CenterBlack Bear Resort & CasinoBurger KingCarmody’s 61Carmody’s Irish PubChina Star Family RestaurantChris Jensen Rehabilitation CenterCHUMComfort Suites Congdon ElementaryCountry Inn & SuitesCurtis OilDairy QueenDave’s PizzaDuluth BethelDuluth Children’s MuseumDuluth Superior Symphony OrchestraDuluth Vineyard ChurchEdgewater Resort & Water ParkEdgewood VistaEssentia HealthField LogicFoster’s Bar and GrillFranciscan Health CenterGander MountainGlensheenGrandma’s Saloon & GrillHabitat For Humanity -RestoreHallelujah Daycare Hampton InnHartley Nature CenterHere Comes the Sun DaycareIncline StationInterimJohnson Frame & Axle

Trillium Times PersonnelErica Lutz, Newsletter DesignTrillium Directors, Editing Team Aaron Gilmour, Integration Celebration Sharon Noland, In the Spotlight, Featured Volunteer SiteMarie Jannetta, Joe Waller, Nature Rocks! Earth Notes Danielle Gross, Holly Hansmeyer, Trillium Task ForceSharon Noland, Trillium Works! in Action Cindy Sanders, The Health Beat Chris Johnson, Jennifer Wilson,Amanda Benson, The Critics Brian Annis, Director’s Corner

Contributing WritersBecky Jakubek Kari Prudhomme Steve Petrowske Jonica Vork Kaleb Scott Jenny Nemeth Kate Stark Kim Olson Mike Johnson Mike Molitor Sam Zigich Holly Hansmeyer Danielle Gross Angie Sawyer

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We use our company Facebook page to announce upcoming volunteer

opportunities, trainings, job openings, and to promote community Events!

Check us out!

Immediate Openings for Awake Overnights!

- Are you looking to make extra money?

- Are you a night owl?

- Are you looking for a second income?

- Do you want to lower your daycare costs?

If you have answered yes to any of these questions you are exactly who we are looking for!

We are looking for energetic individuals who are hardworking and responsible.

Apply online or stop by Monday through Friday 9am-5pm.

Open positions are posted weekly on the Trillium Services website: www.trilliumservice.com

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