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PHOTOS: Bethesda Green Gala

County "greenies" lauded at recent awards ceremony.

 
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From left to right, "Green Champion" award recipients Mark Charles (Chief of Environmental Management, City of Rockville), David Armstrong (Landon Headmaster), Bridget Donnell Newton (Councilmember, City of Rockville), Phyllis Marcuccio (Mayor, City of Rockville), Diane Harder (JBS International), Jeffrey Abramson (The Tower Companies), David Levine (Geostellar), Diane Lill (Audubon Naturalist Society), John Spears (Sustainable Design Group), and Alex Markoff (Calleva). courtesy of balance photography
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The Bethesda Green gala was held in Rockville Thursday at 2000 Tower Oaks Boulevard, a LEED platinum certified office building.
From left to right, "Green Champion" award recipients Mark Charles (Chief of Environmental Management, City of Rockville), David Armstrong (Landon Headmaster), Bridget Donnell Newton (Councilmember, City of Rockville), Phyllis Marcuccio (Mayor, City of Rockville), Diane Harder (JBS International), Jeffrey Abramson (The Tower Companies), David Levine (Geostellar), Diane Lill (Audubon Naturalist Society), John Spears (Sustainable Design Group), and Alex Markoff (Calleva).
Ed and Caren DePiazza at the 2012 Bethesda Green gala.
The 2012 Bethesda Green gala honored local "greenies."
Bethesda Magazine publisher Steve Hull, left, and Dave Feldman, Bethesda Green executive director, at the 2012 Bethesda Green gala.
County Councilman George Leventhal (D-At Large) and Honest Tea TeaEO Seth Goldman at the 2012 Bethesda Green gala.

The Bethesda Green gala on Thursday recognized individuals, businesses, communities and non-profits that are making a difference when it comes to environmental sustainability.

Seven recipients, selected from a pool of 85 nominees, were awarded the Bethesda Magazine "Green Champion" Awards at the event.

The honorees included:

Learn more about the "Green Champions" at Bethesda Green's website.

“We want to lift up and spotlight these individuals, organizations and community groups that are doing the kinds of things that are really helping the environment,” Dave Heffernan, Director of Communications for Bethesda Green, told Patch last week. “We want to publicize what they’re doing and hope that they will inspire others in the community to do some of the same sorts of things.”

Related Topics: Bethesda Green, Bethesda Green Gala, Environment, and Sustainability

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