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Bellmore Herald 04-24-2025

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Bellmore reflects on pope’s legacy

Committed to sustainability N. Bellmore library earns top certification

tiatives aimed at fostering a more sustainable future. “I am thankful to our dediThe North Bellmore Public cated Board of Trustees for Library has been certified as a their ongoing support of our Sustainable Library through vision and commitment to the Sustainable Libraries Ini- achieving certification and tiative’s award-winning Sus- reinforcing ourselves as a leadtainable Libraries Certification er in Nassau County,” Jessica Program. It is the Tymecki, the first public library library’s director, in Nassau County said in a written to earn this certistatement. “I wish fication. to give special recT h e p ro g r a m o gnition to the guides libraries library’s Sustainthrough a rigorab i l i t y Te a m , ous step-by-step spearheaded by process to incorJames Luber to, porate sustainable assistant director decision-making of the library, for into their policies the daily work and actions. The and commitment initiative provided JAmES luBERTo that was necesa comprehensive Assistant director, sary to meet all of f r a m e w o r k t o North Bellmore Public the standards for s t r e n g t h e n t h e Library sustainable praclibrary’s dedicatices.” tion to environL u b e r t o mental stewardship, economic chalked up the accomplishsustainability and social equity. ment, in large part, to great The library serves people teamwork. residing in the North Bellmore “While our dedication to School District, which encom- sustainable practices began passes North Bellmore and long before pursuing certificaparts of North Merrick. For tion in 2023, earning Certified nearly two years, the North Sustainable Library status Bellmore library team worked serves as a testament to the diligently to review, develop resilience, dedication and teamand implement innovative iniContinued on page 4

By JoRDAN VAlloNE

jvallone@liherald.com

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Steve Sachs/Herald photos

Egg-cellent fun at Saint John lutheran Church Blue skies, warm sunshine, and plenty of Easter spirit brought families together for Saint John Lutheran Church’s annual Children’s Easter Celebration in Bellmore on April 19. The festive morning featured a hearty breakfast with the Easter Bunny, kids in their holiday best, and a lively egg hunt across the church grounds — a joyful tradition that continues to unite the community each spring. Above, Keith, William, 18 months, and Christina Leone met the Easter Bunny at the celebration. Ellie Young, 5, showed off a basket full of eggs. More photos, Page 10.

he certification underscores our ongoing commitment to creating a lasting, positive impact in North Bellmore.

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