We mow the grass. It grows back and we must mow it again. We clean the house and the dust and clutter returns and we must clean it again. We do our laundry. Then we wear those clothes, use those towels, and sleep on that bedding and we must launder those items again. We fill
» Read MorePosted: June 2, 2017 at 3:15 pm
Born Learning Trail Grand Opening
See the flyer below for information on the grand opening of the Born Learning Trail at Chad Erickson Memorial Park, happening Wednesday, June 14th.
» Read MorePosted: June 2, 2017 at 7:30 am
It’s time to turn in your Keep the Beat: Healthy Heart Challenge tracker sheet!
The latest Wellness challenge, Keep the Beat: Healthy Heart Challenge, has come to an end. It’s time to turn in your tracker sheet to Kayla Barnhardt, 2nd floor GVC, to be entered in a drawing to win a bamboo kitchen set. Additionally, if you haven’t yet received this year’s free Wellness at Work t-shirt,
» Read MorePosted: June 1, 2017 at 3:19 pm
June Frontline Employee & EAP Topic
See below for the June issue of the Frontline Employee newsletter, offering information on wellness and productivity at work! Then, read June’s EAP topic: “Are You a Procrastinator?” ARE YOU A PROCRASTINATOR? Are you one to put things off or delay their completion until the last possible moment? If so, you’ve likely experienced some of
» Read MorePosted: May 31, 2017 at 7:30 am
June Birthdays & Agency Anniversaries
Scott Boice, YNC Rochester June 1st Devon Lasko, Revenue Cycle June 1st Elise Anderson, WRIC Sparta June 2nd Victoria, Supervised Visitation June 2nd Sue Paulson, Development June 3rd Charlotte Fleischmann, WRIC Black River Falls June 4th Kelly Wenzel, Hiawatha Hall June 5th Lisa Wegner, Youth Home June 6th
» Read MorePosted: May 30, 2017 at 3:57 pm
Free Training Opportunity: Bridges out of Poverty Workshop
Please read on for more information about the Bridges Out of Poverty workshop, a free training being held at Western Technical College in La Crosse on June 14th. When securing and retaining employment is the goal, professionals assisting people in poverty or those with multiple barriers need a mastery of interventions and a rich network
» Read MorePosted: May 30, 2017 at 11:10 am
Riverside Corporate Wellness Food for Thought: Be Aware of Health Halos
You’re walking through the grocery store, perusing the shelves in search of ideas for a nutritious snack choice to keep at your desk during the workday. The choices are virtually endless, and the terms “healthy”, “organic”, “low-fat”, and “gluten-free” are everywhere. If a food has one or more of these labels, it has to be
» Read MorePosted: May 23, 2017 at 11:53 am
Employee Updates
Welcome! The following employees have recently joined the FCC Team: Congratulations! The following FCC staff have new roles: Emily Ebbers is now Coordinator of Community Services, Winona Best of Luck! The following staff have recently departed from
» Read MorePosted: May 19, 2017 at 8:05 am
Fun Facts Friday
Did you know… A vending machine is twice as likely to kill you as a shark… The medical term for brain freeze is sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia… And you can search the Depot Directory by using keyboard shortcut Ctrl+F! Have you ever wanted to find a coworker in the Depot Directory, but weren’t
» Read MorePosted: May 18, 2017 at 11:15 am
Weston Staff of the Month
Congratulations to Sara Osterbrink, Weston’s May Staff of the Month! This Sara’s second nomination in 2017. Sara has been a long time staff member at the youth home. She demonstrates her dedication to the residents time and time again, by her willingness to work with clients on an individual level. Sara is a consistent team
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