Rockville’s Mayor and Council presented Good Neighbor Awards on Nov. 18 to (L to R): Germaine Diouf; Tracy Jackson; Peter Lovell (at rear, in hat), Kathleen Moran (at rear), Madeline Jackson, Sergio Diaz, Jonathan Walker, Joanne Gladden (daughter of Marsha Schwartz), Sorell Schwartz, collecting on behalf of his wife Marsha Schwartz; Eric Fulton; and Melvin Hawkins. Not pictured: Matt Goenner; Arthur Goldberg; and Mike Stein. Learn more about the good deeds of these good neighbors and view video of the awards presentation at bit.ly/GoodNeighbors2019. Learn more about the awards at www.rockvillemd.gov/goodneighbor.
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