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The Trillium Times“Connecting People with Communities”

Quarterly Newsletter Trillium Services | Paragon Associates | Trillium Works! June 2011

Welcome/Intros Page 2Trillium Services Picnic Page 3Directors Corner Page 3Hidden Talents Page 3Integration Celebration Page 3Employee of the Month Page 4 Familiar Faces Page 5Trillium Anniversaries Page 5Community Contributions Page 6Nature Rocks! Page 7Trillium Task Force Page 7Health Beat Page 8Trillium Works! in Action Page 8Interesting New Eats Page 9What’s Cooking Page 9Movie Critics Page 10Your Human Resource Page 10Congratulations Page 11Trillium Stories Page 11

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“An Employment Services, Community Employment Services, Job Development, Job Supports, Job-Site Training and Employment Services, and Employment Planning Services CARF Accredited Agency”

The rummage sale was a huge success this year! This was our fourth year having a sale and we raised $1,128.75 to be donated to the Chum Emergency Shelter. This year, Mike Molitor and the guys who live at Apple Ridge; Joshua Hendrickson, James Good, and Micah Saarela took the lead in organizing everything that needed to be done; from distributing the sale signs to arranging all the “treasures” on the tables. Red Rock Radio provided their van with the flashing lights for most of the day and parked it in front of the house which caught the attention of people

driving along Arrowhead Road! Some of the other supporters included: Vernon Erickson, Scott Lokker, Mark Schuman, Jen Hurst, Ann Shultz, Ashley Dykema, Jenny Nemeth, Molly Haraldson, Debra Weber, April Patterson, Jen Carlin, Tanya Karsiko, Brandon Phillips, Hank Batjes, Lee Webb, and Skip Mortensen. Nature Rocks members sold hotdogs and bottled water and also provided musical entertainment by Jeff Arfman on his tuba. “Great job” and a big “thank you” to everyone who helped with this successful event! - by Shirley Ann Roine

Skip Mortensen and Cindy Mattson offer

water to thirsty runners.

Christine Lone and Amanda Benson brighten up the race course with their big smiles.

Roger Kragseth volunteers at the water station and cheers on his sister, Eleanor.

Grandma’s Marathon and Garry Bjorklund Half-Marathon Volunteers!

Trillium’s 4th Annual

Rummage Sale!

www.trilliumservice.com

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INTROS !We lcome ! &

Emma Hall

Heather Lindgren

My name is Emma Hall and I recently joined Trillium Works! I work as an infant room assistant at Noah’s Ark day care and really enjoy my job. I am looking forward to volunteering this summer in the deaf and hard of hearing summer school program. In my spare time I enjoy listening to music and being active in the community.

Hi, my name is Heather Lindgren. I have been working for Trillium Works! since 2009. Recently, I was promoted to Program Supervisor and thoroughly enjoy working with all the people at Trillium. I am originally from Forest Lake, Minnesota and graduated from the University of Minnesota in 2002. In my spare time I really enjoy hiking, running, and any outdoor summer activity I can do with my three children. I look forward to having the chance to get to know all of you.

Hi my name is George Kelly and I have been with Trillium since 2003. Recently, I started with Trillium Works! Some of my favorite activities since joining the Works! program have been volunteering at Benedictine and expanding my recycling business. I enjoy having fun with my staff while learning new skills.

George Kelly

Shirley RoineHi, my name is Shirley Ann

Roine. I have been working for Trillium Services, Inc. since 2001. Recently, I was promoted to Program Director, meeting one of the biggest goals on my PATH! I thoroughly enjoy working with everyone at Trillium and plan to do the best job I can in my new position!

John BallMy name is John Ball and

I joined the Trillium team in January. I am the House Supervisor at Lavaque where I am privileged to work with very knowledgeable and committed staff. I really enjoy spending time with Barb, Brian, Collin and Shem.

I grew up in Duluth and plan on raising my four daughters in Duluth as well. When I’m not speed walking with Collin, I coach my daughters’ soccer and basketball teams. I also enjoy relaxing at my cabin on Comstock Lake and canoe camping in the BWCA.

Thanks everyone, for making me feel so welcome at Trillium.

Mission and VisionTrillium empowers people to have a voice

in conquering barriers and following their dreams.

Core Values:• Support Community Contribution• Develop Valued Social Roles• Teach Respect for Self and Others• Utilize Natural Supports• Promote Community Inclusion• Establish Reciprocal Relationships• Acknowledge Dignity of Risk• Build Strength through Capacity

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integration celebration!

-- by Jennifer Steger, Josh Howie, and Erin Boit

Community Living, Trillium Works!, and Family Services have all held Stakeholder PATH celebrations in the past few months. Consumers that Trillium supports, members of the management team, staff, parents, guardians, and case managers were on hand to celebrate the achievements outlined in their perspective PATHs. Community Living celebrated their PATH on May 11th with a room full of stakeholders sharing stories and celebrations. Family Services had their six-month celebration on April 27th and had many accomplishments to share with the group. Trillium Works! held a Stakeholders PATH Celebration on February, 17th 2011, which marked one year since the PATH had been completed. Trillium Works!, continues to make great strides towards completing everything that was detailed on their PATH. Because of the success with the current PATH, Trillium Works!, will be inviting all of its stakeholders back for a new PATH in August. This will assist us to continue making great strides in the future.

Trillium would like to send out a heartfelt “thank you” to all those who attended the Stakeholder PATHs and Celebrations, your input is greatly appreciated!

PATH Celebrations-

Directors Corner! -by Angela Gustafson

Save the Date!

Thursday, August 4th, 20113:00-7:00 pm

Sampo Beach, Little Grand Lake, SaginawWatch for invitations in the mail!

Alternate Rain Date: Tuesday, August 9th

Annual

Picnic!The Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation

Facilities (CARF) is a non-profit international accrediting agency we hired to evaluate our services. The survey began on May 23rd and included: visiting each of our residential homes, interviewing a variety of our stakeholders, reviewing agency practices and other activities that demonstrated our agency’s conformance to the CARF standards. Although we are waiting for the final accreditation decision from CARF, we were proud to receive feedback indicating our conformance to their standards as well as identified strengths of the agency. CARF has always been a vehicle for our agency to ensure person centered innovative practices, accountability and improvement. We appreciate everyone who participated in the CARF survey process; we thank you for your time!

CARF Status Update -

Kirsten Peterson and Sarah Seethoff celebrate the Community Living Stakeholders PATH.

Hidden talents! -by John Ball

Karaoke Time!Barbara Carlson is a busy lady and one of her favorite

activities occurs the third Friday of every month. After having dinner with her boyfriend, Barb heads down to the VFW for an evening of karaoke. She frequently practices a number of her favorite 50s and 60s hits while riding in the car. She is almost always willing to belt out a couple tunes while preparing dinner or making her lunch for the next day.

Barb says her favorites are tunes by the Beach Boys, Herman’s Hermits, the Monkees and, of course, Elvis Presley. While Barb usually steals the show with her solo numbers, she has been known to do a duet or two.

If you ever get a chance to stop by the VFW on the third Friday of the month, you’ll be treated to some great entertainment. Sorry, Barb doesn’t have a CD out at this time. . . but the year isn’t over yet.

“Barbara Ann by the Beach Boys, of course!” -Barb Carlson, when asked what her favorite song to perform is.


Employee of the Month Awards!


May

Sunny Peterson has been an amazing job coach for the last four years. She is one of those people that is super well-liked by everyone she comes in contact with. When we ask people who their favorite job coach is, their answer is usually an emphatic “Sunny!” and that’s not only from the people that we serve but also from the businesses where they work. She is a wonderfully caring and respectful person who strives to ensure

“Sunny is very nice and a fun person to be around. She will brighten up your day if you need it.” -- Rose Schadewald“She is fun to be around and easy to talk to!” -- Jenny Nemeth

people have success in everything that they do. When I made the phone calls to get the quotes about Sunny it was amazing to hear all of the great things and the joy that people had from hearing that she won, I heard a lot of “Wow’s!”, “Cool’s!”, and “That’s Awesome!” Everyone in Trillium Works! would like to say, “Way to go Sunny, you definitely deserve it!” – Josh Howie Sunny Peterson

April

Sharon Mattsfield has worked as a respite provider in Family Services since 2006. She is an amazing employee who shares Trillium’s mission and vision. Sharon exceeds all expectations, providing above-and-beyond service and outstanding care and compassion.

She plays a key role in carrying out our mission by getting involved in the community and promoting reciprocal relationships. We are proud to have her as a part of the Trillium team! Thanks for all you do Sharon! – Erin Boit

“Sharon has so much love and enthusiasm for my daughter.” “Andrea gets so excited to see Sharon that when I tell her we are going, she will stand by the door for hours!” -- Lois Fiege, Andrea’s Mom

Sharon Mattsfield

Danielle Wildes has been employed with Trillium since August of 2008. She began her employment working at Parkwood II. In addition, she has worked at Como, Palisade, and Swan Lake. She is always willing to lend a helping hand wherever it is needed.

Danielle has shown a tremendous amount of dedication to her job by being reliable, dependable, and flexible. She never hesitates to go above and beyond and offers endless new ideas. Her go-with-the-flow manner and her ability to absorb all the information she can enables her to adapt to each program that she works for. Danielle embodies and promotes Trillium’s vision to always

March“I like Danielle, she does a great job.” -- Kendra Reitan “Danielle is really nice.” -- Nicole Beaupre

put the consumer first, by seeking out activities that they enjoy and encouraging them to break down barriers. She creates a very positive environment and stability to Parkwood II, and we are very privileged to have her as a part of our team! -- Jennifer Steger Danielle Wildes & Nicole Beaupre

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18 years!Barb Carlson

14 years!Brian AnnisJohn Bagley

10 years! Jennifer EricksonPaul HawleySean KunzeRonelle LathropJeff NelsonShirley RoineTammy SheltonPatti WallaceSheri Zauhar

9 years! Jim BenkoJosh HendricksonKate Wallin

8 years! April BixlerDana BusheyDarrin Elstad

7 years! Rick ElstadCollin MaurerDylan MungerChristine RogersJeff SignorelliJennifer Wilson

6 years! Samn DegerstedtLeaslin FrazierEd KristensenCindy MattsonPatty St. Germain

5 years! Sharon MattsfieldKimberly Olson

4 years! Marie JannettaSarah KampAshley LangilaTheresa Williams

3 years! Jesse AyersJennine EplinMatthew EstepSara KellyAmanda FearonJenna GilbertCasey KunkelRebecca PittnerKevin RobinJudy Zigich

2 years! Keenan AndersonAshley KellerDanny KnappMarsha KorkalaSharon NolandEric PowersAlvera ShattoPamela Sparks

1 year! Steve AndersonTammy AndersonKaren BekkalaJennifer BerglundDanielle GrossRae Ann HagenJennifer HendryTiara HumphreyMichael IllikainenMohamed JallohChristine JohnsonTitus KemboiChelsey LarsenAlyssa OberLeslie RogersDavid RohrbachMichael SamichEric SchwerdtNick ShermanJoseph WallerKaren WedelKevin WegleitnerJami WeissJacob Williams

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

April, May, and June 2011.

Trillium Services Anniversary Recognition

Familiar Faces

Always a good time, Jim Benko (right),

Lee Webb, and Hank Batjes (below) enjoy Lions Pancake Day!

Mark Schuman

and Jennifer

Hurst take a

moment to warm

up at the Annual

Rummage Sale.

Roger Kragseth, Paul Hawley, John Bagley and Dan Bianco enjoy a sunny day on the deck.



Contributions

Community

Total hours volunteered by the

Trillium Services Management Team since January 2011!

1 2 5

Cindy Sanders volunteers

at The Empty Bowl to

raise proceeds for Second

Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank.

Ken Hansen was featured in the May 5th, 2011, edition of the Proctor Journal. Way to go Ken!

July 19th: Memorial Blood Center Blood Drive, July 19th, 11 am - 3 pm, at the Trillium Services Office. Donors are needed to make this years drive the biggest ever! Please contact Marie Jannetta at (218) 722-5009 for more information.

August 11th: Epilepsy Stroll, August 11th, 5:00 pm, at Park Point Beach House. Please call Shirley at (218) 722-5009 for more information.

September 11th: Autism Walk, September 11th, 10:00 am, at Duluth Public School Stadium (Denfeld). Please call Shirley at (218) 722-5009 for more information.

Call the Trillium Office for Details! (218) 722-5009

More VOLUNTEER! Opportunities:

Jeff Arfman provides musical entertainment at the Trillium Services Annual Rummage Sale.

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The Trillium Task Force had a very active few months. In March, Christine Rogers shared her knowledge of American Sign Language with the group. The presentation included learning the ASL alphabet and various signs for food (to coordinate with the potluck). During the presentation, there were many opportunities to practice the signs. In April, members of the Trillium Task Force designed

Easter decorations for Viewcrest. The residents of Viewcrest were delighted to see the creative and lively springtime art. May was a busy month for TTF! To help the environment

and the community, trash was collected along Brighton Beach. It was a cold day in May, but everyone worked hard to rid the park of litter and garbage. Also in May, we welcomed Mohamed Jalloh, who gave a presentation on his native culture in West Africa. He shared great stories and brought in many pictures, currency, and other objects. If you have a talent, skill or topic of interest that you would like to present to members of Trillium Task Force, please contact Vicky Galarowicz, Jen Hurst, Erin Boit or Tanya Karsiko. – by Jennifer Hurst and Vicky Galarowicz

TTF is a consumer-directed group that provides a diverse range of opportunities for community service and self-advocacy.

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Christine Rogers shares her knowledge of American Sign Language with Trillium Task Force members.

Upcoming Nature Rocks! Events:

July 7th, 4 pm -- Meet at Maple Grove Estates to make nature crafts and work on the scrap book.

July 21st, 4 pm -- Meet at Hartley Nature Center to go hiking.

August 4th, 4 pm -- Trillium Services Annual Picnic -No Nature Rocks today!

August 18th, 4 pm -- Meet at Maple Grove Estates to make nature crafts.

September 1st, 4 pm -- Meet at Maple Grove Estates to plan Fall activities.

Please Join Us!

Please call Marie for more information (218) 722-5009.

On May 5th, a group of nature enthusiasts came together to clean up Lester Park. After all the hard work and bags of garbage were stacked, everyone enjoyed a barbeque and pot luck (some even enjoyed a little ball game.) A big “Thank You” goes out to all who participated. --Marie Jannetta

Please join us! Contact Vicky, Jennifer, Erin or

Tanya (218) 722-5009.

Trillium Task

Force Events:July 14th, 4 pm - meet at Hartley for ASL Presentation.

July 28th, 4 pm - meet at the Trillium Office to plan future events.

August 4th, - Hosting a booth at the Trillium Picnic.

August 25th, - Hosting a car wash to benefit Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank (location TBD).

September 8th, 4 pm - Planning dance to be held in mid-September.


Trillium Works! in action -- by Sharon Noland

Megan Helmer and Kate Wallin have created a Mentorship Program

within Hermantown Schools this school year. Once a week they go in to talk to and work with kids on closing the gap between people with disabilities and people without disabilities; inclusion for all. They use playing cards from the Ungame to generate discussion topics. (Sometimes the discussions get pretty wild!) This year they also worked with some students in Special Education that will be transitioning to the high school for the upcoming school year. Megan and Kate use their experiences in life and school to relate to the kids and hope to help ease some of their fears and doubts. Next year the ladies plan to incorporate Carlton Schools into their Mentorship Program. They also would like to work with younger kids, hoping to talk about the topic of bullying with them. Their hope is that starting at an earlier age may help prevent bullying and teasing in the future. The kids Megan and Kate have worked with this year really appreciated the ladies coming in every week. They got many “thank yous” on their last day and also were asked to stop in and “say hi” to the students transitioning to the high school next year.


“I am glad the Mentorship Program is able to help kids!” -Megan Helmer“I think the Mentorship Program is pretty cool.” -Kate Wallin

Join Us for Trillium Works! Job ClubJuly 21st | August 18th | September 15th

Meetings are held at 1:00pm, in the Works! Room.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.

The health beat-- by Cindy Sanders

Dehydration-Dehydration is a condition that occurs

when your body loses fluids that exceed the amount that are taken in. We lose water every day in the form of water vapor as we exhale water in our sweat, urine, and stool. When we lose too much water, our bodies may become out of balance or dehydrated.

Common causes of dehydration are: fever, heat exposure, vomiting and diarrhea.

The signs and symptoms of dehydration vary in degree. They include increased thirst, dry mouth, weakness, dizziness, confusion, sluggishness, inability to sweat and decreased urine output or concentrated urine (deep dark amber in color).

If you become dehydrated try to take fluids in the following ways: Sip small amounts of water, drink electrolyte-containing drinks. (ex: Pedialyte or sports drinks), suck on ice chips or popsicles made from juices, or sip through a straw.

If you have any of the following symptoms, make sure you call your physician: increased or constant vomiting for more than a day, fever over 101°F, diarrhea for more than 2 days, weight loss, decreased urine production, confusion or weakness.

You have heard that prevention is the best policy. Well, this is very true in this situation. To prevent dehydration from happening take extra water to all

activities, avoid exercise and exposure during hot and humid days, avoid alcohol consumption, (alcohol increases water loss), and wear light-colored loose-fitting clothing if you are outdoors.

Megan Helmer Kate Wallin

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“Fresh Summer Vegetable Salad” --by Patti Wallace

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Interesting eats -- by Jennifer Hurst, Carrie Ferguson, and Tracy Olson

“new”

Do North Pizzeria

Recently, Carrie Ferguson and Tracy Olson went to Do North Pizzeria in Hermantown for dinner. When they arrived, they were greeted by very friendly staff, especially their waitress, who was nice and helpful. Tracy ordered a pepperoni pizza with extra cheese. Tracy said “It was so good that I ate five slices and brought the rest home to eat later! I also had a Pepsi which was very good.” Carrie recalled her experience saying, “I had a very tasty chicken alfredo pizza and orange pop for dinner. It was the best restaurant experience I have ever had!” Both girls are looking forward to visiting Do North again and would recommend it to everyone!

“It was so good that I ate five slices and brought the rest home to eat later!” -Tracy Olson

Ingredients:2 cups sliced celery2 cups thinly sliced cauliflower2 cups halved cherry tomatoes2 cups thinly sliced carrots2 cups sliced cucumber1 medium onion, thinly sliced, separated into rings3/4 cup olive or vegetable oil1/2 cup minced fresh parsley3 tablespoons white wine vinegar or cider vinegar1 teaspoon salt1 teaspoon ground mustard1/8 teaspoon pepper1 garlic clove, minced

Carrie & Tracy

“This is very delicious and great for summer cookouts. You can add any vegetables you want. I like to add red bell peppers. If you do not want to make your own dressing, you can buy store vinaigrette.” -Patti Wallace

Directions:In a large serving bowl, combine the celery, cauliflower, tomatoes, carrots, cucumber and onion. In a jar with a tight-fitting lid, combine the remaining ingredients. Pour over vegetables and toss gently. Cover and refrigerate overnight. Serve with a slotted spoon.

“I had a very tasty chicken alfredo pizza and orange pop for dinner. It was the best restaurant experience I have ever had!” -Carrie Ferguson



Big Mamma’s: Like Father Like Son – Big mamma is back! This time he has back up, his teenage step son Trent. FBI agent, Malcom Turner, and Trent go undercover at an all-girls performing arts school after Trent witnesses a murderer posing as Big Mamma. -- BRango – Johnny Depp is the lead voice in this movie about a lizard named Rango that finds himself in a new town called dirt. He is there trying to uncover the mystery of the town’s drought. He fights off a hawk and an evil rattle snake to protect the town’s people; in the end he finds the source of water to save the people of dirt. I really liked the movie. I thought it was really cute and I enjoy Rango saving the town. -- AAfrican Cat – African Cats showed the lives of cheetahs and lions in Kenya, Africa. My favorite animal was Sita, a mother cheetah, who was raising three cubs to be independent. I really like when the cubs were learning to fight to defend themselves. Overall, I enjoyed the movie and would recommend it to anyone that loves cats. -- A+

Sucker Punch – A young girl is institutionalized by her wicked stepfather. Retreating to an alternative reality as a coping strategy, she envisions a plan which will help her escape from the facility. Emily Browning acted and sang very cool! -- A-Red Riding Hood – Set in a medieval village that is haunted by a werewolf, a young girl falls for an orphaned woodcutter, much to her family’s displeasure. -- BUnknown – A man awakens from a coma, only to discover that someone has taken on his identity and that no one, not even his wife, believes him. With the help of a young woman, he sets out to prove who he is. Great suspense film with a twist! -- A+

The movie Critics

Starring: Chris Johnson

Starring:Jennifer Wilson

CPR for the Health Care Professional Coming in August-In listening to the training buzz around Trillium we have heard

several employees express an interest in being able to utilize our training curriculum to further their education with a CPR training for the Health Care Professional. In response to this interest we have developed just that, a CPR Training for the Health Care Professional that satisfies the requirements of higher education and Health Care Professions. Currently students are required to pay for this training through The American Red Cross or St. Luke’s Hospital. Nursing students, Occupational Therapists, Medical students, Physical Therapists, Athletic Trainers, X-ray Technicians and the like will be able to receive Continuing Education Units and become certified in CPR free of charge if they are a Trillium Employee. The training will also be offered to the greater community for a nominal cost in the future. The training will be making its debut training August 11, 2011.

Our facilitators have received more extensive education to facilitate this training and the material is more specialized to meet the education requirements for individuals in the health care field. This is a stand-alone CPR training that is not coupled with our first aid training. Those employees interested in taking this training will also need to go through our first aid training to satisfy Trillium’s licensing requirements. We are limited to how many people we can train so get signed up soon as possible if you are interested in attending this training.

-- by Jay Johnson & Brian AnnisEsource

Y o u R H man

Open PositionsLive-In CompanionHours are: • Sunday - Thursday, 10 pm - 9 am

Program CounselorsHours are:• e/o Friday 3:30-9:30 pm, Saturday 3 pm - 10 pm, Sunday 3 pm - 9 pm, and Monday 3 pm - 9:30pm• e/o Saturday & Sunday, 8 am - 3 pm• e/o Saturday & Sunday 10 am - 8 pm

Weekend Recreation SpecialistHours are: • e/o weekend, Friday 2 pm - Sunday 2 pm

Please call (218) 722-5009 if interested. Open positions are updated weekly on our website: www.trilliumservice.com

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My Trillium Story, featuring Collin Maurer and Jenna Gilbert.

Congratulations!Congratulations to the following graduates:

Ivy Winter graduated from St. Scholastica with a BA in Social Sciences with an emphasis on Psychology.Vicky Galarowicz graduated with honors from the College of St. Scholastica with a degree in Organizational Behavior.Becky Pittner graduated from the University of Phoenix with a masters in Health Administration.Brook Wilkerling graduated from UWS with a concentration in Wellness and Fitness Management with a minor in Health.Laura Melde graduated from UMD with a degree in Physical Education.Porsche Peak graduated from St. Scholastica with a degree in Social Science.

Jenna & Collin

Jenna Gilbert has filled many roles during her time at Trillium Services and has developed many

relationships along the way. One of those special relationships was made with Collin Maurer during the time she has been working at Lavaque.

Collin has had a number of roles in Trillium as well. Initially Collin received support in his

family home and later moved to Jackson Estates. Once the Lavaque home was built and open, he became part of the fun that happens there on a daily basis. Collin made it clear early on that Jenna is a special person in his life.

As time went on, Jenna noticed that Collin created a number of attractive art pieces. The two worked

to display Collin’s art in his bedroom and in his home. They picked out some eye catching pieces and framed them for anyone who visits the home to appreciate. When Jenna comes in to work, Collin is eager to greet her and the two spend some time catching up on what has gone on since they last saw each other. Together they have built a relationship that doesn’t need a lot of words to be understood.

-by Jennifer Steger

Alicia Carranza graduated from Central High School.

Trillium Services, Inc.4629 Airpark BoulevardDuluth, MN 55811

Annual Outcome Report -- Trillium Services, Inc. Annual Outcome Report is available upon request. If you are interested in receiving a copy, please call our office at 722-5009 or request one on-line at www.trilliumservice.com.

Annual Satisfaction Surveys -- Trillium Services, Inc. Satisfaction Survey results are available for review at the Trillium Office and on the Trillium Services web site.

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!

Let the Whole World Know Maritime MuseumMidway LumberNorth Country R.I.D.E.Northland Spay and NeuterOld Country BuffetPiggly WigglyRainbow Senior CenterSt. Anthony’sSt. Eligius Health CenterSt. Mary’s HospitalSalvation ArmySavories CateringShop-KoSkyline Bowling LanesSuper One FoodsTaco BellThe DepotTJ MaxxUnion Gospel MissionVideo VisionViewcrest Health Center

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

a better place for everyone to work and live.Animal AlliesAnytime FitnessBenedictine Health CenterBurrito UnionChina Star Family RestaurantChris Jensen Rehabilitation CenterCongdon ElementaryCreation Station DaycareDairy QueenDuluth PlayhouseDuluth/Superior Burger KingsEdgewood Vista Health CenterFoster’s Bar and GrillHallelujah DaycareHarbor City KennelsHartley Nature CenterHere Comes the Sun DaycareJC PenneyKeystone Bluffs Assisted Living ResidenceKing Manor Assisted LivingLake Superior Brewing Co.Lake Superior Zoo

Trillium Times PersonnelPaula Wilson, Newsletter DesignBrian Annis, EditorChris Johnson & Jennifer Wilson, The Movie CriticsCindy Sanders, The Health BeatAngela Gustafson, Directors CornerSharon Noland, Trillium Works!Jay Johnson & Brian Annis, Your H.R.Patti Wallace, What’s CookingJennifer Hurst, Carrie Ferguson, Tracy Olson, New EatsVicky Galarowicz & Jennifer Hurst, Trillium Task ForceJennifer Steger, Josh Howie, & Erin Boit, Integration CelebrationMarie Jannetta|nature rocks!, Earth NotesCollin Maurer & Jenna Gilbert, My Trillium StoryJesse Miller, Mark Schuman, PhotographyBarbara Carlson & John Ball, Hidden Talents

Contributing WritersErin Boit Josh Howie Shirley Roine Jennifer Steger

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