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June 22, 2026

Resource Newsletter 6/22/26

On 6/11/26 there are 36 households who are at risk of becoming homeless, and 67 households are literally homeless in Lamoille County. In total, there are 139 adults and 59 children who are at risk of or are currently experiencing literal homelessness in Lamoille County. 

Sharing Priority

Summer 2026 Phlebotomy Apprenticeship: accepting applications through June 30th. 

  • 5 weeks of classroom instruction followed by full-time, on-the-job training


Community

July Programs at the MCL

Adults/All Ages

  • Virtual Author Talk: Karin Slaughter - 7/14, 7pm - we will chat about her book We Are All Guilty Here, in which two teenage girls vanish in rural Georgia, and her upcoming sequel, The Secrets We Hide.

  • Virtual Author Talk: Renya Grande - 7/16, 2pm - In her new memoir, Migrant Heart: Essays About Things I Can’t Forget, author Reyna Grande illuminates the hidden cost of the American Dream.

  • Freedom & Unity - 7/22, 5:30pm - A meet up for folks who want to build community and share in networks of support and mutual aid.

  • Virtual Author Talk: Mariso Franco - 7/28, 2pm - we will explore the science of different attachment styles and how they impact our relationships.

  • Dinoman - 7/17, 1pm - Dinoman takes the audience on a trip thru the Mesozoic era. 

  • Modern Times Theater presents “The Baffo Box” - 7/31, 1pm - A daring work of puppetry and object manipulation, full of beautiful images, junk music sonatas, and Modern Times Theater’s unique brand of all ages comedy!

Special Programs

  • Trustees’ Book Sale - 7/4, 10am-1pm

  • Veteran’s Coffee Hour - 7/7, 10am

  • Poetry Club - 7/7, 1pm

  • Resume Workshop - 7/7, 4:30pm

  • Morristown Community Conversations - 7/11, 9am

  • AI Data Centers in Vermont - 7/15, 5:30pm - Join a community discussion about AI data centers. Hear how Royalton approved the first-in-the-state moratorium and what the broader context is for data centers in Vermont.

  • Beaver Rehabilitation - 7/24, 1pm

  • Psychedelic Medicines - 7/24, 4pm - SPARK (Society for Psychedelic Advocacy, Research & Knowledge) is a non-profit focusing on grassroots education on psychedelic medicines.

Youth

  • Jump Into Reading - Fridays starting 7/10, 10:30am - A special storytime with fun literacy-based activities for emerging and beginning readers, designed for kids in K-3. Sign-up required.

Tweens & Teens

  • Teen Pride Tie Dye Party - 7/9, 3:30pm - A LGTBQIA+ social support group for Ages 12 - 18. This month will be a tie-dye party so bring your whites! Snacks provided and allies welcome!

  • Teen No-Sew Pillows & Movie - 7/10, 3pm - Dig into the secrets of knots to transform flat pieces of bold neons, retro prints or cosmic printed fleece into super-soft no-sew pillows, while an “Unearth a Story” themed film plays in the background. 

  • Teen Afterhours Karaoke - 7/31, 5:15-6:30pm


Job Openings

Director of Court Diversion and Pretrial Services: Lamoille Restorative Center is seeking an experienced professional with understanding of trauma-informed and victim-centered practices to support and oversee the overall operation of their court diversion programs and pretrial services.

  • 40 hours per week with an hourly wage: $30.00–$31.33

  • Generous benefits package

  • Please submit a cover letter and resume to: info@lrcvt.org


Lamoille County Jobs

Senior-level, Full Time Roles

Mid-level, Full Time Roles

Entry-level, Full Time Roles

Part Time Roles


Resources

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Our Mission

to foster community assets to advance the common good of Lamoille County.


 

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