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Lawns by Yorkshire & NBA NETS Honor Green Efforts05-06-10 | News

Lawns by Yorkshire & NBA NETS Honor Green Efforts




On April 5, Steven Jomides, CEO of Lawns by Yorkshire, spoke to sixth through eighth grade students at the Newton School in Newark, New Jersey. Jomides said, ?EUR??,,????'?????<
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Lawns by Yorkshire, a commercial landscape management firm that provides green and sustainable landscape and snow services throughout New Jersey and New York, and the NBA NETS concluded a week of activities devoted entirely to environmental stewardship, education and heroism.

On April 3, Steven Jomides, CEO of Lawns by Yorkshire, presented court-side at the NBA NETS?EUR??,,????'?????<




On April 7, 2010, Lawns by Yorkshire gave spruce tree saplings and Farmer?EUR??,,????'?????<

On April 5, Jomides spoke at the Newton School in Newark, New Jersey and educated the sixth through eighth graders on the ecological and health benefits of plants. Continuing the educational focus on April 7, 2010, in association with Lawns by Yorkshire, the NETS visited a class at E. Roy Bixby Elementary School in Bogota, New Jersey. Lawns by Yorkshire donated spruce tree saplings and Farmer?EUR??,,????'?????<

On April 9, NETS Basketball and Jomides presented the Go Green Award to Rosalie Lavinthal, from Partners for Parks, on center court during the NETS vs. Bulls game. This award was given to a local Green hero in the tri-state area during NBA Green Week. Rosalie represents the Partners for Parks division for the Land Conservancy of New Jersey and is responsible for the coordination and implementation of their volunteer programs. Steven Jomides, founder and president of Lawns by Yorkshire, presented the two prizes, which again included the Earth Machine and The Wiki Garden, to Rosalie for her commitment to assisting in the growth of local parks.

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