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jyoung@post-journal.com Pictured are donation bags ready to be distributed in the God s Pantry December giveaway at First Covenant Church. Submitted photo The dedicated volunteers operating God’s Pantry at First Covenant Church in Jamestown are continuing to persevere through the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic. Since its inception 14 years ago this February, God’s Pantry has evolved to fit the needs of the community it serves. That mission continues to change in response to COVID-19. “The church is supposed to feed the hungry, so that is how we run it. God tells us to feed the hungry so that is what we do,” coordinator Nancy Stein said. “I have the best volunteers in the world, because they come in an are so incredibly faithful.”

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Point Reyes librarian retires after two decades at community post

Jump to navigation By 12/16/2020 After the better part of two decades at the helm of the Point Reyes Library, Jennifer Livingston retired last week. Admired for her energy, dedication and can-do spirit, Ms. Livingston has been the glue between the library and community members of all ages throughout her tenure. “She’s a bridge builder, she’s an ally, she’s the kind of person you always want on your team because she will give it 1,000 percent,” said Madeline Hope, who has collaborated with Ms. Livingston to offer local youth programming over the years. In addition to presiding over the library’s collection, staff and programs, Ms. Livingston has served as a key liaison with the schools, including leading library visits, supporting class projects, and spearheading an effort to provide every student with a library card. “Jennifer and her team have just been one of the best resources our school could have asked for,” said Peggy Reina, West Marin School’s si

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