The Bristol Public Library was recognized by a U.S. Veterans program and a collaborative focused on aging well, it was announced in a release late yesterday.
The Bristol Public Library received recognition as a “Top Performer” as a “Commemorative Partner with the Dept. of Defense’s Vietnam War Commemoration.”
“Your impressive dedication, energy, and engagement has identified you as a Top Performer, a Significant Partner instrumental in thanking and honoring more than four million of our Nation’s Vietnam veterans and their families in twenty=eight thousand events across the country since 2012,” the certificate with the honor reads in part.
The certificate is dated July 22, 2024.
The library also was recognized as a “Local Pick” as part of Age Well Across Connecticut, an initiative of the Connecticut Community Care. The certificate honors “places and programs that demonstrate age, dementia and disability inclusivity.”
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