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Susan Sommers and Peter Ingram show off awards

The Friends of Edgewood and Susan Sommers were co-winners of the third annual San Mateo County Sustainability Award for 2001.

This award, given by Sustainable San Mateo County, is presented to individuals or organizations that promote sustainability in our County, as evidenced by actions addressing healthy ecosystems, economic vitality, and social equity. Other winners this year were Evelyn Taylor, Coyote Point Museum for Environmental Education, Mid-Peninsula Boys and Girls Club, and Peninsula Habitat for Humanity.

The Friends of Edgewood were recognized for our dedication to protecting the native habitat at Edgewood for the past eight years, our docent program, habitat restoration program, community outreach, and trail patrol programs.

At the awards ceremony at the Westin San Francisco Airport Hotel, the Friends organization was presented with 4 additional congratulatory certificates signed by State Assemblyman Louis J. Papan, State Senator Jackie Speier, County Supervisors Mike Nevin, Mark Church, Jerry Hill, Rich Gordon, and Rose Jacobs Gibson, and U.S. Congressmen Tom Lantos and Anna Eshoo.

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