Town Topics Newspaper, December 8, 2021

Volume LXXV, Number 49

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Permit Parking Task Force Revising Recommendations In Response to Feedback

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Having encountered strong resistance from some corners of the community to its initial ideas for solving the town’s parking issues, the Princeton Permit Parking Task Force (PPTF) has been working to revise its recommendations. The task force intends to present the revamped proposals to the governing body “in the coming year,” according to a press release. Electronic license plate readers, labeled an invasion of privacy by some residents, are not part of the new proposal. Houses with no driveways in the Tree Street and Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhoods would be eligible for one free permit for on-street parking. A second permit could be purchased for $240 a year by these residents, or those with driveways accommodating a single car. Bank Street, where there has been three-hour free parking, would allow resident permit parking only. Bank Street residents without driveways would get one free permit per household. “The concept of community outreach and participatory government is to hear and process the feedback from the community, while striving to strike a balance between all parties’ goals and desires,” said Councilperson Michelle Pirone Lambros, in the release. “We are working with the PPTF and with community leaders in all neighborhoods and throughout the business district, to listen and work toward solutions that consider all parties’ interests.” Additional Councilmembers on the task force are Councilmember David Cohen and Council President Leticia Fraga. Residents of different neighborhoods, the police, and local merchants are among others serving on the committee. Formed three years ago, the task force recently ran into opposition from residents, primarily from the Western Section, who feared their streets would be clogged with cars parked by daytime employees of downtown businesses. As a result, a work session scheduled for a Council meeting last month was postponed. The new recommendations do not mention parking in the Western Section. “When the PPTF was initiated by mayor and Council back in 2019, it had as its primary goal to give residents the ability to park on their streets in neighborhoods Continued on Page 10

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Princeton COVID Case Numbers Level Off The Princeton Health Department reported on Monday a total of 24 new COVID-19 cases in the previous seven days and 59 in the previous 14 days, with 82 percent of Princeton residents age 12 and over fully vaccinated. Princeton Public Schools recorded a total of eight new cases, including five students and three staff members, for the week ending December 3. Princeton University has announced its campus risk status as “moderate to high” with 71 new cases reported between November 27 and December 3 for a 0.34 percent positivity rate. Meanwhile the New Jersey Department of Health (NJDOH) on Monday announced increases in new cases and hospitalizations and a rise in the transmission rate to 1.26, with any rate over 1 indicating an expansion of the pandemic. “The local numbers are not dropping off, but not really increasing,” said Princeton Deputy Administrator for Health and Community Services Jeff Grosser. Noting rising rates throughout the region, he pointed out that many of the new infections in Princeton and elsewhere are occurring in unvaccinated individuals as well as many breakthroughs, mainly among those vaccinated more than six months

ago who have not gotten booster shots. “The booster is definitely necessary,” he said, and added that, among those who have been vaccinated, reported cases are almost always mild. Grosser pointed out that the numbers of new cases are about even across the spectrum of ages, but that the highest totals come from the 18- to 29-year-old population, which, at 68 percent, make up the group least fully vaccinated. Grosser applauded the 5- to 11-year-olds (and their

parents), citing a 54 percent vaccination rate as of November 30. Grosser added that Princeton 12- to 17-year-olds have a 98 percent vaccination rate. He urged parents to continue to bring their children for the pediatric vaccine and to “make sure you’re getting the boosters for yourselves at the same time. That’s almost as important as the original vaccine.” Concerning the Omicron variant that was first detected in South Africa and has recently spread around the globe with the Continued on Page 14

Plans for Princeton Cannabis Dispensaries Face Resistance, Move Ahead Cautiously

The Princeton Cannabis Task Force (CTF) is moving ahead in preparing to recommend an ordinance to Princeton Council to allow up to three retail cannabis dispensaries in town, despite concerns and objections expressed by a number of residents. The 23-member task force is scheduled to meet on December 16, when it will review its preliminary recommendations, which were presented and faced significant public resistance at a special Princeton Council meeting on November 30. The CTF will be considering recent community input and discussing whether

to amend or revise its recommendations before submitting them for further study to the municipality’s legal team, the Princeton Police Department, and zoning and planning boards, before presenting an ordinance proposal to Princeton Council in January or February. Among the issues likely to be considered at the December 16 meeting are the question of the number of dispensaries allowed in town, with the suggestion that starting with just one might be wise; and the question of the required distance permitted between schools and cannabis Continued on Page 15

CELEBRATING HANUKKAH: The Annual Menorah Lighting, hosted by The Jewish Center, was held on Sunday afternoon at the Nassau Inn patio on Palmer Square. Participants share what they got for Hanukkah this year in this week’s Town Talk on page 6. (Photo by Weronika A. Plohn)

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PHOTO-FOCUSED GALLERY: “Orlando,” an exhibit guest-curated by actor Tilda Swinton, pictured here, is the inaugural show at Art on Hulfish, a new exhibition space from the Princeton University Art Museum. (Photo by Sally Potter)

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As construction continues on the new building for the Princeton University Art Museum designed by architect David Adjaye, representation in town is keeping the museum — anticipated to reopen in late 2024 — on people’s minds.

Art on Hulfish, a new gallery focused on contemporary photography, opened last weekend at 11 Hulfish Street. The new space joins Art@Bainbridge at 158 Nassau Street, and The Museum Store at 56 Nassau Street, both operated by the museum. The inaugural exhibit, “Orlando,” was guest-curated by actor Tilda Swinton, inspired by Virginia Woolf’s 1928 novel, Orlando: A Biography; and Sally Potter’s 1992 film Orlando, in which Swinton starred. The museum held a screening of the film at the Princeton Garden Theatre last month.

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50 photographs, including baroque inventions by Mickalene Thomas, layered images by Carmen Winant, and fragmented figural studies by Paul Mpagi Sepyua, among others. “It’s less peculiar than it might look on the surface,” Steward said of Swinton’s involvement in the project. “She is someone who moves within the U.K.-based art world, so she is not new to the idea of curation. She is familiar with that world, cer tainly a sophisticated consumer and observer of images.” Sw inton s eemed more inclined to go back to the

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“This happens to be the 50th anniversary of photography at the museum,” said James Steward, the museum’s director. “Our photography holdings are among the best in any museum in North America. So [the gallery] made sense for that reason.” Steward and colleagues exhausted the possibilities of opening a gallery on campus before landing on the idea of a former storefront in town. Photography, which doesn’t require the kind of climate control used in displaying unique objects in a museum, made sense. Other media will also be included. There will be four exhibits each year (until the new museum building opens) at the space. They will “consider issues of profound impact on 21st century life,” reads a release. The gallery encompasses some 3,000 square feet of exhibition space, with another 2,000 square feet to be devoted to public programming, ranging from drop-in activities to scheduled work with artists. Admission is free. Orlando is based on the story of a young aristocrat who lives for three centuries without aging, and changes gender along the way. “Woolf’s tale has long held sway over Swinton, who invited 11 photographers to create or gather work inspired by the novel and the film and their themes of expansiveness and the possibilities of human experience,” reads the release. The exhibit has more than

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Daniella: “I got some clothes and money that I am planning on saving for something in the future.” Claire: “I got some fun LED lights. They change colors and I am going to set them up in my room. I also got tickets to a Tyler, the Creator concert in March.” —Daniella Havnil with Claire Alpert, Holland, Pa.

Gabrielle: “My favorite gift was Laser X Revolution. It is like a laser tag game that I am going to play with my daddy. I also got a bunch of Squishmallows. They are huge squishy stuffed animals.” Alexandra: “I got the gift of being able to be together with my entire family. We combined Thanksgiving and Hanukkah and it was very lovely to finally be able to spend some quality time with my brother, his kids, and the rest of the family.” —Gabrielle Kanenir, Skillman with Alexandra Barcohen, Princeton

“The gift was having our whole family together this year. We were not able to do that last year, so it felt like a very special gift to us.” —Andy and Ellen Malavsky, Yardley, Pa.

Gil: “I got a cool kit to make dreidels out of clay.” Haskel: “A Harry Potter Lego set. Our whole family built it. It was so fun!” Mira: “A sketchpad set, because I like to draw everything.” —Gil, Haskel, and Mira Boustan, Princeton

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“Hanukkah is a holiday about liberation! And because of COVID and how it affected our lives, it was different last year. We finally see the pathway toward that light. I am happy to be able to celebrate outside. We were able to have Hanukkah dinner with latkes and traditional food with our friends. We were not able to do that last year, so it felt very special.” —Hanan and Helaine Isaacs, Princeton

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University Breaks Ground for Lake Campus, Development Underway in West Windsor Princeton University officially broke ground yesterday, December 7, for the creation of its Lake Campus, the first major development on the University’s property in West Windsor. Located along Washington Road between Lake Carnegie and Route 1, the initial phase of development will include 379 units of graduate student housing, a fivetier parking garage, athletic facilities, and sustainable infrastructure. Also included will be the basic infrastructure of roadways, underground utilities, and a central utilities building, along with construction of housing and amenities for post-doc researchers and graduate students, a racket

center with a fitness space, a softball stadium, flexible rugby and recreation fields, a new cross-country course, and parking garage. “A vision for activating our lands south of Lake Carnegie is one of the most intriguing ideas to emerge from our new campus plan and the strategic framework underpinning it,” President Christopher L. Eisgruber said in 2018 as architects and planners were chosen and planning for the Lake Campus progressed. “The Lake Campus will enable Princeton to foster a vibrant community of graduate housing, enhance the quality of athletic facilities, strengthen the region’s innovation ecosystem, and

create oppor t unities for partnerships with the nonprofit, corporate, and government sectors.” The West Windsor fields on the University’s 110-acre Lake Campus tract, used by runners and soccer and rugby players for many years, were closed earlier this fall and fenced off, as earth movers and other heav y equipment began grading in early November. The entire 400-acre site bounded by Alexander Road, Lake Carnegie, Harrison Street, and Route 1 was acquired by the University more than a century ago. By 2023 the plan calls for more than 600 postdoctoral researchers and graduate students living on the Lake

LAKE CAMPUS: Princeton University held a ceremonial groundbreaking for its Lake Campus development on Tuesday, December 7. Located in West Windsor off Washington Road between Lake Carnegie and Route 1, the complex in its initial phase will include graduate student housing (shown here in a design rendering), parking, athletic facilities, and sustainable infrastructure. (Rendering courtesy of Princeton University)

Campus, a parking garage with more than 600 parking spaces, and a geo-exchange facility to heat and cool the buildings. The athletic facilities are scheduled for completion by 2025. “Over the next four years, this site will see nearly 1,000 construction jobs,” a University memo stated. “When the first phase is complete at least 30 permanent University jobs will have been created in association with these new facilities.” Speakers at Tuesday’s 3 p.m. event hosted by University Executive Vice President Treby Williams included Eisgruber, West Windsor Mayor Hemant Marathe, Mercer County Executive Brian Hughes, Senator Kip Bateman, and Princeton University Vice President for Facilities KyuJung Whang. The planned Lake Campus is described on the University website as “a natural, yet distinctive extension of the existing campus,” and follows both Princeton University’s 2026 Campus Plan, as created in 2017, and a General Development Plan approved by the West Windsor Planning Board in 2020. As noted on the website, the landscape design of the Lake Campus “provides the setting for a unique integration of the larger Princeton University campus with the Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park.” The website emphasizes the integration of the natural beauty of the State Park with the campus experience with buildings situated to most effectively “reduce the overall development footprint and create a walkable campus.” Sustainability has been

a priority throughout the planning process for the Lake Campus, including management of storm water using green infrastructure and achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2046. LEED certification for the buildings, Passive House certification for the graduate student housing project, and ParkSmart certification for the garage are among the project goals. The development will be heated and cooled with thermal energy by way of 150 geo-exchange well bores located beneath the softball stadium, which will heat and cool the new graduate student

housing and new racquet center and provide capacity for future construction. The Lake Campus 379-unit housing complex for graduate students and postdocs will occupy three separate threestory buildings with a total of 329,000 square feet. There will be single-story portions used for a cafe and community center, and a series of portals will connect landscaped courtyards and outdoor areas, which will include a community garden, a play space, a volleyball court, and barbecue areas. —Donald Gilpin

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would be a limited number of on-street employee permits available to independent small business owners for purchase, with daytimeonly hours. They would be limited to no more than 50 percent of available spaces remaining after residents’ permits have been accounted for. “No employer who is obligated under the conditions of their land use approval to provide off-street parking will be able to purchase on-street of shared lot permits,” the release reads. Most of t he employee permit parking would be available through shared lot agreements, such as the agreement with Rider University for parking on the campus of Westminster Choir College. A total of 240 spaces are available in the combined Maclean and Westminster lots. More such agreements would be added as they become available. Parking meters that are u nder- ut ili zed wou ld be made available for employee permit parking. A total of 177 have been identified. “We hope to be adding other lots soon and plan to expand our transit options to convey employees and residents to many desired destinations around town,” s a id L a mbros. “ We are committed to better using existing infrastructure and services, and adding more as needed, but with affordability being a top priority, so that taxpayers are not additionally burdened.” —Anne Levin

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Traffic and Sales Are Up For Local Holiday Season

Last year at this time, the local retail scene was worrisome. The pandemic had done its damage to downtow n P r i nce ton’s s tore s and restaurants, threatening what is traditionally the busiest and most lucrative shopping and dining season of the year. D e spite new concer ns about the latest variant, the numbers are up this year. That, coupled with the impending conversion of 20 Nassau Street to the Graduate Hotel, has resulted in changes to the town’s retail landscape. “It’s very encouraging,” s aid P r inceton Cou ncil member Michelle Pirone Lambros, who is liaison to the Princeton Merchants Association and serves on the Economic Development Committee. “The vacancies are filling up. People are out, and the streets are full on weekends. Garages are full.“ Among the newest eateries in town are Ellinikon Agora and Coffee Delicatessen at 200 Nassau Street, Positive Vybz Island Grill at 182 Nassau Street, Dvaraka Indian at 36 Witherspoon Street, Plated Plant at 15 Spring Street, and The Pastry Room at 6 Spring Street. Lala Lobster is planned for Palmer Square at a date to be determined. Nassau Diner is in the works for at 82 Nassau Street. In advance of the demolition related to the Graduate Hotel, Milk & Cookies has moved from Chambers Street to 20 Nassau Street. Soon to make a similar move

around the corner is Nassau Barbers. CG Gallery has vacated Chambers Street for 12 Spring Street. Tipple & Rose, a tea parlor and apothecary, has opened at 210 Nassau Street. Statements, a boutique, opened last month at 195 Nassau Street. Claridge Wine and Liquor recently got approval from Princeton Council to transfer its liquor license from Princeton Shopping Center to 102 Nassau Street, the former longtime home of the now-closed Landau’s store. Arhaus furniture design studio is opening December 17 at 17 Palmer Square East. Princeton University Art Museum’s Art of Hulfish opened last weekend at 11 Hulfish Street. Arlee’s Raw Blends has moved from 246 Nassau Street to 14 1/2 Witherspoon Street. “I’m hearing thumbs-up from retailers, and restauranteurs are saying sales are up,” said Lambros. “You see people with shopping bags on the streets. The Princeton Merchants Association is running holiday market days, and they are really excited about the response to that.” —Anne Levin

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Christian Amato, president at CMA, a full-service communications, marketing, and association management firm, has been named 2021 Entrepreneur of the Year by the Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber. The Swedesboro resident was recently honored at the chamber’s Business Leadership Awards Gala at TPC Jasna Polana in Princeton. “CMA would not be what it is today without the support and help from every team member,” said Amato, who started his career at CMA in the 1990s. “At CMA, we hire based on our core values, which include teamwork, excellence, and accountability. It’s a mindset that will continue to lead us through any obstacle and drive us to new heights.” “There are several good reasons why I hired Christian— twice,” said Jeffrey Barnhart, CEO and founder of CMA, who has mentored Amato throughout his career. “His entrepreneurial spirit is a catalyst for our u n ique compa ny, wh ich combines in-house marketing and communications along with association management, into a savvy go-tomarket resource for the entire business community. He has turned the last two challenging years into a launchpad for long-term growth. I couldn’t be prouder.” Since returning to CMA in 2015, Amato has modernized the company’s offerings, as well as its operations, to create a more profitable and sustainable firm. He invested heavily in the digital marketing arena

HAMILTON JEWELERS SHOWS SUPPORT: In support of the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF), David Yurman has created a collection of limited-edition designs and chosen Hamilton Jewelers as one of its select retail partners for the pieces. Hamilton Jewelers also donated to the YWCA Princeton’s Breast Cancer Resource Center and the Breast Cancer Care and Treatment Center at Penn Medicine Princeton Health. Shown, from left, are Brannan O. Berman of Penn Medicine Princeton Medical Center Foundation, Andrew Siegel and Anne Russell of Hamilton Jewelers, and Mary Kiensicki of Penn Medicine Princeton Medical Center Foundation. (Photo courtesy of Hamilton Jewelers) to secure top skills in-house and created a more flexible work environment where team members can respond quicker to client requests, thanks to a company-wide IT investment.

Winter Farmers Market Returns to Franklin Ave. Lot

Starting Thursday, December 9, the Princeton Farmers’ Market outdoor winter market will be held bi-weekly at the Franklin Avenue lot, where it was held last year. The market will operate from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Thursdays, every other week. Shoppers can find local organic produce, local meats,

be holding a mini-camp for children in two age groups. Those in kindergarten-grade two and grades three-six can experience hiking, exploring, playing, and discovering nature’s winter secrets. Campers should be prepared to be outdoors and do lots of walking, in any weather. It is recommended to pack waterproof shoes, war m layers, lu nch and snacks, a large water bottle, and a comfortable backpack. Masks will be worn when inside the nature center, but are optional outdoors. Winter Mini-Camp Planned The cost is $80. For more At The Watershed Institute information, email ahill @ From December 27-29, thewatershed.org. The Watershed Institute will

artisan bread, gluten-free/ vegan goods, empanadas, and more. A full list of market dates and participating vendors is at princetonfarmersmarket.com. The market is authorized to accept SNAP/EBT cards to be used on eligible purchases. Thanks to the Garden State Good Food Network, the market can match up to $10 on SNAP transactions, per eligible customer, per day. Those eligible can learn more at the Farmers Market table.

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first New Jersey case appearing this past week, Grosser promised “continuing surveillance” and “hyper-vigilance” in the health community about what could be next with spreads and variants. The Princeton Health Department has been getting regular health alerts from the NJDOH concerning the Omicron variant, but no definite guidance yet. “Vaccines seem to help manage these variants and mitigate the severity of the illness,” Grosser said, “and it sounds as if the medical professionals and epidemiologists are at least somewhat optimistic at this point.” The Princeton Health Department will be posting upcoming vaccination clinics on Thursday, December 9. Mercer County, in partnership with Capital Health, will hold COVID-19 vaccination clinics at the CURE Insurance Arena, Gate A/South Broad Street entrance on Monday, December 13, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Tuesday, December 14, noon to 6 p.m.; Thursday, December 16, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Monday, December 20, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Monday, December 27, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; and

Tuesday, December 28, 12 noon to 6 p.m.; as well as pediatric-focused clinics on Thursday, December 9, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Tuesday December 21, noon to 6 p.m.; and Thursday, December 30, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mercer Cou nt y clinics will also take place in a heated tent next to the Trenton Farmers Market, 930 Spruce Street in Lawrence, on Friday, December 17 and Wednesday, December 29, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; and a pediatric-focused clinic on Friday, December 10, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. In addition there will be Mercer County pop-up clinics at the Mercer County Park Skating Center, Old Trenton Road, West Windsor, on Thursday, December 16 and Thursday, January 6, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.; and at the Ewing Senior Center, 999 Lower Ferry Road, Ewing, on Monday, December 20, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Princeton University is hosting Pfizer clinics at Jadwin Gym, open to the general public, as well as students, faculty, and staff, on Wednesdays, December 8 and 15 and January 5, from noon to 6 p.m.; and Moderna clinics on Thursdays, December 9 and 16, noon to 3 p.m. —Donald Gilpin

sity of Michigan. She lives in Princeton. Princeton Makes is a cooperative comprised of 32 local artists who work across a range of artistic genres, including painting, drawing, stained glass, sculpture, textiles, and jewelry. Customers will be able to support local artists by shopping for a wide variety of art, including large paintings, prints, custommade greeting cards, stained glass lamps and window hangings, jewelry in a variety of designs and patterns, and more. Ragged Sky is a small, highly selective cooperative press that works closely with authors, who retain copyright. The organization has historically focused on mature voices, overlooked poets, and VACCINATING THE SCHOOLS: Princeton Deputy Administrator for Health and Community Ser- women’s perspectives. vices Jeff Grosser, left, and Princeton Public Schools (PPS) Director of Special Services Micki Visit princetonmakes.com Crisafulli were among the organizers of a November 30 free vaccination clinic sponsored by the for more information. Princeton Health Department and PPS. The next PPS clinic will be held on Tuesday, December 21 from 4-8 p.m. (Photo courtesy of Princeton Public Schools) Saint Peter’s Hospital Earns

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fessor in Rider University’s Department of Communication, Journalism and Media, is the author of a new Woman Wonder comic. Her story appears in Wonder Woman Black & Gold #6, the final installation of a new anthology series that

ber 23. To create the story, Howard brushed up on her Greek mythology and took a deep dive into Wonder Woman’s expansive histor y, which dates back to October 1941. The self-contained story is set in Center City, Philadelphia, against the backdrop of an environmental disaster. It features Wonder Woman relying on her sister, Nubia, to rescue her from the hands of Poseidon and Athena.

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she soon became the first Black woman to w in an Eisner Award, the comic industry’s highest award, when she received the prize for her first book, Black Comics : Politics of Race and Representation. Three years later she published Encyclopedia of Black Comics featuring a foreword by Henry Louis Gates Jr.

Princeton Makes Arts Coop Presents Poetry Reading

The Princeton-based artist cooperative Princeton Makes and local publisher Ragged Sky Press, will host a Second Sunday Poetry Reading on Sunday, December 12 at 4 p.m. The readings will take place at the Princeton Makes store in the Princeton Shopping Center. The reading will feature Michaels Simms, the lead editor of over 100 published books, and Shannon K. Winston, a teacher for the Princeton Writing Program at Princeton University. Their readings will be followed by an open mic available to up to 10 audience members who would like to read their original poetry. Simms’ published books include Autumn House Anthology of Poetry, now in its third edition. In 2011, he was awarded a Certificate of Recognition from the Pennsylvania State legislature for his contribution to the arts. Simms’s most recent poetry collections are American Ash (2020) and Nightjar (2021), both published by Ragged Sky Press.

Shannon K. Winston Winston’s book, The Girl Who Talked to Paintings, was published in 2021 by Glass Lyre Press. Her individual poems have appeared in RHINO Poetry, Crab Creek Review, The Citron Review, the Los Angeles Review, and elsewhere. She holds an MFA from Warren Wilson College and a PhD from the Univer-

(ASGE), a leading gastrointestinal medical society, has recognized the Endoscopy Unit at Saint Peter’s University Hospital as part of its program specifically dedicated to promoting quality in endoscopy in all settings where it is practiced in the United States. T he AS G E E ndos copy Unit Recognition Program honors endoscopy units that have demonstrated a commitment to patient safety and quality in endoscopy as evidenced by meeting the program’s rigorous criteria, which includes following the ASGE guidelines on privileging, quality assurance, endoscope reprocessing, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) infection control guidelines, and ensuring endoscopy staff competency. Saint Peter’s Endoscopy Unit is one of more than 600 endoscopy units to be granted the recognition since 2009. According to Arkady Broder, MD, FACG, FASGE, chief, Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at Saint Peter’s University Hospital, “We are honored to be recognized by ASGE for our efforts to enhance quality and safety in our Endoscopy Unit. Through ongoing education and continued compliance with the ASGE Endoscopy Unit Recognition Program requirements, we have demonstrated our commitment to delivering quality and safety as an integral part of our unit policies, credentialing, staff training, and competency assessment and quality improvement activities. The timing of this recognition is especially meaningful given the additional safety protocols required during the COVID-19 pandemic, again reassuring patients that should diagnostic testing be necessary, Saint Peter’s has a rigorous system of protocols and best practices in place to ensure patient safety at all times.” Endoscopy is performed in Saint Peter’s Endoscopy and Same Day Services suite by specially-trained physicians using the most current technology to diagnose and treat diseases of the gastrointestinal tract. Saint Peter’s staff annually performs thousands of minimally invasive endoscopic procedures, which include upper endoscopy, colonoscopy, and small bowel capsule. To learn more or to make an appointment, visit saintpetershcs.com/gastroenterology.

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dispensaries opened recently in college towns of similar size and similar demographics in Massachusetts and Maine. The CTF also consulted with offi cials and local police in Cranbury and Lawrence townships, where dispensaries have opened. Niedergang emphasized that the CTF is not considering on-premises consumption at this time. Future issues on the CTF agenda for later next year will probably include the possibility of Princeton allowing other aspects of the cannabis industry, what to do with the two percent tax that Princeton would collect from the dispensaries (with an anticipated focus on equity and education), and how to make sure that education materials and opportunities are delivered throughout the community. A number of the speakers expressing concerns at the November 30 meeting identified themselves as Asian Americans, and the question was raised as to why there are no Asian Americans on the Princeton Council or the CTF. It has been apparent since the September meeting of the CTF that the issue of cannabis dispensaries in Princeton is of particular concern to the Asian American community. Niedergang stated that the CTF tried to include a diverse group of members and that membership application was open to all but that, to her knowledge, no Asian Americans had applied. Council President Leticia Fraga at the November 30 meeting and Niedergang both expressed the desire to make more connections with the Asian American community and urged all Princeton residents with concerns to participate in the December 16 CTF meeting (1:30 to 3 p.m. v ia Z oom, v isit Princetonnj.gov for the link). —Donald Gilpin

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December 5 phone conversation, focused on that issue. “I fully understand that concern,” she said, “and no one is recommending that people who are underage use the drug.” She noted that cannabis is currently not hard to fi nd in any middle or high school in Princeton, and she emphasized the desirability of a legalized, regulated substance over a potentially more dangerous illegal, unregulated product. “When legalized, if the worst scenario comes true and some person who is over 21 buys it and shares it with people who are underage — not a great scenario, but at least they are getting something that is not laced with fentanyl or pesticides, and the person who purchases it knows the strength,” said Niedergang, who is the mother of adult children. She continued, “I think New Jersey is one of many states that have recognized that the ‘just say no’ approach does not work.” Niedergang reiterated the fi ndings of the CTF, as reported by a number of task force members, that in states that have legalized cannabis, underage use has either stayed about the same or gone down since legalization. The CTF has met regularly since last spring, about three times a month in recent months. Niedergang praised the dedication and abilities of the task force. “A lot of people have put in a tremendous number of hours doing research on comparable towns and doing research into the medical literature, and making sure that our understanding of the state law is accurate. It really has been a group that has dug in.” Niedergang also commented on the surprising level of agreement among the 23. “All have been supportive of this particular path, with normal concerns about people misusing this drug,” said Niedergang. Research, as repor ted by CTF member Milan Vaclavik at the November 30 meeting, included investigation of the consequences of

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Mailbox Blowing Leaves Onto the Street Creates a Needless Hazard

To the Editor: Princeton has taken an important first step in limiting the use of gas-powered lawn equipment. But the more basic question of permitting leaves to be blown onto streets remains. This goes beyond the immediate safety issue: long piles of leaves, some blocking a third of narrow roads, forcing cars into the path of oncoming traffic; patches of leaves blown off these piles slippery as ice when soaked by rain. More importantly, leaf litter is biodiverse. The organisms that break down leaves and twigs provide food for trees and surrounding vegetation. Since Princeton, wisely, plans to subsidize the transition to electric equipment by lawn service businesses, we should make battery-powered mulchers part of the arrangement. Blowing leaves onto the street creates a needless hazard while depriving trees and plants of natural nourishment consequently increasing the need for fertilizers that can run off creating yet another problem. Lawn service companies should, at the minimum, offer property owners the option of mulching leaves and feeding their trees and/or lawns, flower beds, and gardens organically instead of blowing a private responsibility onto the public streets. JEFFREY AND LAURA SPEAR North Harrison Street

Citing Reasons That Princeton Doesn’t Need Cannabis Dispensaries

To the Editor: We strongly oppose cannabis dispensaries in Princeton. People have cited data in support or against it. It is helpful. Yet it is not enough. How will it affect daily life in town? 1. Princetonians can Google something like marijuana life insurance/car insurance/health insurance. Insurance companies will charge a higher premium if we started to circle “yes” on anything related to marijuana on their forms. By the way, for those who will be living near dispensaries, or along the road leading there, get ready for homeowner insurance to go up too. 2. Cannabis dispensaries have many unknowns and are too new for Princeton. We should not opt-in in the first place. Simply because it became legal recently does not mean it is good. Being a progressive town does not require us to say yes to anything that is new. 3. Is opening a cannabis dispensary really a sign of social justice in Princeton? It is absurd to think it is. By thinking so, you are labeling people. How do we know certain ethic groups use more cannabis than others? The fact might be opposite to what people think. It is sad and wrong to have way too many cannabis-related arrests target minorities. Legalizing cannabis is a huge victory on that front already, through which such arrests may be eliminated completely. How does opening a dispensary here in Princeton promote the cause more than that? 4. Inclusion: Roughly 17 percent of Princeton’s population are Asians, many of whom are of eastern Asian descent. Anyone with middle school-level education from that region knows horrible effects of opium, which were brought in mainly by Western powers in the 1800s and caused wars. It is a natural source of opioid, which is still considered a restricted substance like marijuana by the DEA. When opium was prevalent, DaYan Guan (Big Smoke House) were everywhere. People went in, paid cash, laid down, and smoked. Fast forward, as one of the Cannabis Task Force (CTF) members further suggested in the November 30 report to town Council, that some type of onsite consumption arrangement will be considered in dispensaries, reminding people from that region of something that is culturally painful and ugly.

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5. Some supporters claim benefits of additional tax revenues. This number hasn’t been made available. Any such benefits cannot possibly outweigh potential harms to our children, many of whom are stressed out from the pandemic and lack mature judgment on the usage of drugs. A 2014 study by the National Institute on Drug Abuse suggests that consuming weed as a teenager does lead to brain development issues at a later stage. Easing accessibility by having dispensaries in town will certainly make the matter worse. For the above reasons, we strongly urge Princeton elected officials to reject recommendations from the one-sided CTF. We praise CTF efforts greatly, but disagree with their recommendations strongly. SHENWEI ZHAO Prospect Avenue SARA EBY Red Hill Road JIAYI LI Ross Stevenson Circle LIEPING WANG Braeburn Drive

PFARS Invites Community Members To Volunteer Open House Dec. 13

To the Editor: The holiday season is a time to reflect and acknowledge all that we have to be thankful for. I’m grateful for my fellow volunteers and the staff of the Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad (PFARS) and the opportunity to serve alongside them as an emergency medical technician (EMT) rescue member in the Princeton community. When I joined the squad in 2012 as a high school junior, I saw it as a chance to learn more about the medical field as a possible career path. Volunteering throughout high school, college, and now my work as a health care consultant brings me an incredible sense of purpose. For many of us, the big draw is the close personal friendships we’re able to cultivate within the organization. I also enjoy being able to get out and give back to the community that I grew up in, having meaningful daily interactions with people that may just need a comforting conversation when something is out of the ordinary. Nationwide, there is a general decline in volunteerism and a significant shortage of EMTs. That’s something that we are experiencing at PFARS as well. At the onset of the pandemic, our recruiting program was temporarily put on hold along with so many other organizations. Currently, we have about 70 volunteers working side-by-side with eight career EMTs to deliver the highest quality of care possible to Princeton residents and visitors. As an independent, nonprofit, combination volunteer/paid organization, with leadership opportunities for volunteers and career staff, we take great pride in maintaining top standards — which is only possible with a strong volunteer base. Now is a great time to find out if volunteering as an EMT and being able to help others in a critical time of need is right for you. Join us for a volunteer Open House at the new Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad building on Monday, December 13 from 6 to 8 p.m. Hear from former recruits during an interactive info session, watch a rescue demonstration with Deputy Chief Matt Stiff, and learn about our streamlined three-month training program. We hope you’ll be inspired to serve the Princeton community in a whole new way in 2022. ALLIE PERSKY Vice President and EMT Rescue Member, PFARS Mount Lucas Road

Revised Noise Ordinance Now in Effect For Gas-Powered Landscaping Equipment

To the Editor: Princeton’s revised noise ordinance, which regulates gas leaf blowers and other gas-powered lawn maintenance equipment, is now in effect. Because of the revised ordinance, it’s now illegal in Princeton to use gas leaf blowers from December 16 through March 14, and from May 16 to September 30. It’s now illegal in Princeton to use gas leaf blowers on Sundays and major holidays, before 8 a.m. Monday-Saturday, after 8 p.m. Monday-Friday, or after 5 p.m. on Saturday. It’s now illegal to use chainsaws, hedge trimmers, string trimmers, and pole trimmers before 1 p.m. or after 6 p.m. on Sundays, on major holidays, before 8 a.m. Monday-Saturday, after 8 p.m. Monday-Friday, or after 5 p.m. on Saturday. The town is creating a new position — code enforcement officer. Once the code enforcement officer is hired, he or she will enforce the ordinance and will work to educate landscapers and residents about the ordinance. What can you do while we are waiting for the code enforcement officer? If you hear a very loud leaf blower, it is probably a gas leaf blower. If you hear it after December 15, on Sunday, on a major holiday, before 8 a.m. on Monday-Saturday, after 8 p.m. on Monday-Friday, or after 5 p.m. on Saturday, the leaf blowing is violating the revised noise ordinance. You can document this violation of the ordinance. If the violators are from a landscaping company, take photos of the illegal leaf blowing (but not the workers’ faces). Take a photo of the name and telephone number of the company on the side of the truck. Also note the address of the homeowner and, if possible, the homeowner’s name. If the violator is a resident, note his or her address and, if possible, his or her name. In both cases, note the day and date and time. Save this evidence. Once the code enforcement officer is hired, you can submit this evidence to See/Click/Fix (Access Princeton). See/Click/Fix will send your evidence to the code enforce-

ment officer. Until January 24 (90 days after the ordinance was passed), for a first or second offense, the code enforcement officer will give the owner of the company and the homeowner or the resident a written warning, along with education about the ordinance’s requirements. After two warnings, companies, homeowners, and residents that violate the ordinance will have to go to court, where the judge will probably fine them. Another option, when you hear violations of the revised ordinance, is to educate the workers or the resident using the leaf blower. You can tell them that Princeton has a new law that makes what they are doing illegal. You can explain why (after December 15, Sunday, after 8 p.m., etc.). You can ask them to stop. And you can ask the workers to tell their boss about the new law. EUNICE WONG Quiet Princeton Moore Street

Community Connections Make Living in Princeton Very Special

To the Editor: Thank you to the Princeton Department of Health and Princeton Public Schools for hosting the COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic at the Princeton Senior Resource Center. To be recognized and greeted at the door by my high school son’s middle school principal, pausing for enough time to catch up, and then receiving my booster shot by the Littlebrook Elementary School nurse, who also recognized me and asked for a report on my son, was meaningful. Lifting each other up — that’s community, that’s caring, and that is what makes living in Princeton very special. CHERYL MINTZ Franklin Avenue

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On the Rooftop with The Beatles in Peter Jackson’s “Get Back” “Life is an energy field, a bunch of molecules. And these particular molecules formed to make these four guys, who then formed this band called the Beatles and did all that work. I have to think there was something metaphysical. Something alchemic. Something that must be thought of as magic — with a k.” —Paul McCartney, from a 2007 interview ’ve just “come down” from Get Back, the film — I say “come down” because I was up on the Apple rooftop four floors above Savile Row for the grand finale with the particular molecules formed to make John, Paul, George, and Ringo. Up on the roof I could almost feel the January chill along with a mildly exhilarating touch of vertigo as I gazed out over the chimneys and steeples of London’s West End. Down in the cozy confines of the basement studio, it was all I could do to keep from reaching through the fourth wall to pick up the 55-year-old McVittie’s chocolate biscuit on Ringo’s plate, or maybe it was George’s, so dense was the molecular haze, what with all the cigarette smoke. Six-plus hours immersed in the energy field of the Beatles making music and my attention rarely wavered; it was that compelling. My wife watched the entire epic with me, and though she yawned at times, and came near dozing, she enjoyed highlights like Paul and John’s zitheresque take on “The Third Man Theme,” performed for the benefit of director Michael Lindsay-Hogg, said to be Orson Welles’s natural son. A Visitation Last week I wrote about The Beatles Get Back, the book, focusing on cues in the transcript leading to the mo ment when George says, “I’m leaving the band now” and then walks out. In the film, as John, Paul, Ringo, and others are discussing a future without him (Paul: “I don’t know what we’re coming back here for.” John: “Just pretending nothing happened.” Ringo: “We have to play harder as a trio...”), George is

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with them. Although they can’t hear him, went on and on as never before and never he’s on the soundtrack singing “how we since. At first we thought we might have a serious prob break each other’s le m, t h e s ou nd s hear ts and cause were so extreme, a each ot her pain, chaotic chorus of take each other’s clanking and ratlove without thinktling and hissing, ing anymore, foras if the radiators get ting to give were about to exback.” Describing plode. Being deep “Isn’t It a Pity” in in the moment, we his autobiography, accepted the idea he says “it was a that a household chance to realise apparatus was risthat if I felt someing to the occasion, body had let me hissing higher and down, then there’s higher before fada good chance I ing back into siwas letting somelence as the vigil one else down.” In ended. D e cemb er 2021, the voiceover has The radiator conthe effect of a sort cert my wife and I of ghost chorus, a heard as something visitation “out of amusingly paranornowhere,” and it mal had frightened lends a touch of our 4-year-old eerie grace to the son, who was als cene, com ing a ready shaken more week after the 20th than we knew by anniversary of his the murder and death. i t s p o i s o n i n g of the bedtime music Vigil for John he loved and now On the Sunday could no longer lisafter the Decemten to. All the Beaber 8, 1980 killing t le s records had of John Lennon 41 to be hidden from years ago today, my view, and what had wife and I joined seemed to us a visimillions of others tation of sorts from around the world the Beatles “energy taking part in the field” — in Mc10-minute vigil of Car t ney’s words, silent prayer re “something metaquested by Yoko physical. SomeOno. We were about thing alchemic ... h a lf w ay t h r ou g h magic with a k” — The Beatles’ rooftop concert in London, 1969. (Wikipedia) when the silence in sounded to him like our apartment was nothing but evil dissonance. broken by the clanking of the radiators, “Circles” a routine cold weather sound, nothing to take any particular notice of, except that it In late May 1968 at George Harrison’s

bungalow in Esher, a town in Surrey, the Beatles got together fresh from India to play new songs for one another, everything acoustic, intimate, relaxed: you seem to be in the same room, sitting in the shadows, eyes closed, listening to songs you know and some you never heard before, as when John sings “Child of Nature” and George sings “Circles.” John sounds raw, vulnerable, exposed, as though he were reaching for something he can’t quite find. The melody reappears two years later in “Jealous Guy” from his first solo album, but for someone who was in India around the same time, it’s thrilling to hear him sing, “On the road to Rishikesh, / I was dreaming more or less / And the dream I had was true.” It’s no less moving to hear George sing “He who knows does not speak / He who speaks does not know” in “Circles.” The sense of being in the living presence is what makes the Esher tapes so special. Here they are as real as life. The dream is true. In my son’s dreams over the years, which he remembers in great detail, he’s been visited by both Paul and John, and sometimes George, playing new music just for him. When I say, “So you can really hear the songs,” his “Yes” is convincing. Listening to the Esher Demos, I imagined I was hearing the music he hears in his dreams. The other day when I played him John and George singing those two songs, almost before I could ask the question, he was saying, quite excited, “This is what I hear in my dreams!” A Grand Finale ’ve written about the Beatles, collectively and individually, dozens of times in the almost two decades I’ve been commenting on books, art, film, and music for Town Topics. The past three columns represent a kind of grand finale, which seems appropriate in the context of Get Back, the book, and Peter Jackson’s magnificent, three-act documentary epic, which is well worth the price of admission if you go for a $7.99 one-month subscription to Disney+. —Stuart Mitchner

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rinceton University Orchestra presented its winter concerts this past weekend in Richardson Auditorium on the campus of the University. Rather than look toward traditional holiday music heard at this time of year, the Orchestra continued to announce its arrival in the 2021-22 season by performing two challenging and majestic symphonic works, featuring a recent graduate who had a solid musical career while at the University. Led by Orchestra conductor Michael Pratt, the concerts Friday night and Sunday afternoon were about courage — in particular from guest soprano soloist Allison Spann, a member of the Princeton class of 2020. Nothing showed her fierceness as a vocal performer more than her choice of David Del Tredici’s Final Alice for the 2019 Princeton University Orchestra Concerto Competition, the winning of which earned her a spot in these concerts. The University Orchestra presented selections from this quirky yet vocally demanding work in this past weekend’s concerts, inviting the audience into what Pratt called the “wacky world of Lewis Carroll set to the equally wacky music of David Del Tredici.” Spann saw this piece, which musically sets the last two chapters of Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, as a source of escape from the past year and a half, and through theatricality and command of the very difficult vocal lines, brought the audience at Richardson Auditorium along with her. Spann came onstage in character from the outset — looking completely lost and eventually sitting cross-legged on the stage ready to tell the audience a story. Although equally narrated as sung, the selections from Del Tredici’s Final Alice performed took a great deal of voice throughout, asking the soprano soloist to sing in a very high register for extended periods of time and maneuver demanding intervals over a cacophony of orchestral accompaniment. Spann was continually stretched to the top of her vocal range, but was always in command of the difficult music and dynamic demands while simultaneously communicating well with the audience. A particularly expressive moment was an aria sung by Spann accompanied by harpist Leila Hudson. Pratt paired Del Tredici’s rarely-heard music with a work from the full-bodied Russian Romantic musical tradition. Sergei Rachmaninoff’s 1908 Symphony No. 2 in E Minor exhibited rich

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THEATER AND DANCE: Angelina Hawke of Yardville, Pa., Timika Young of Ewing, and Hakim Hachicha of Lawrenceville will appear in “The 9/11 Memorial Performance Project” at the Studio Theatre at Mercer County Community College. (Photo courtesy of MCCC)

Ripple Effect of 9/11 Inspires due to the ripple effect of MCCC Performance Project the events surrounding the Stories from 9/11 survivors and witnesses come to life in “The 9/11 Memorial Performance Project,” to be performed by the Mercer County Community College (MCCC) Academic Theatre & Dance Company on Friday and Saturday, December 10 and 11 at 8 p.m. This special theatrical dance performance will be presented in MCCC’s Black Box Studio Theatre, CM 122, located next to Kelsey Theatre on the college’s West Windsor Campus at 1200 Old Trenton Road. M C C C ’s D a n c e a n d Theatre Coordinator, Jody Gazenbeek-Person, created the performance with assistance from Co-Directors LouJ Stalsworth and Daniel Spalluto, along w it h students who conducted private interviews with individuals who were personally affected by what happened on September 11, 2001. The performance offers a perspective on the number of lives that were touched in so many different ways

World Trade Center in New York City, the Pentagon in Arlington, Va., and a field in Shanksville, Pa. T h e eve nt, combi n i ng dance, acting and music, will be performed on two nights. G a z enb e ek- Per s on de scr ibed how the project came to fruition last fall. “After walking the halls of the college and listening to different reports on the news, I realized that students had no palpable context for the events that occurred that day in 2001,” he said. “History has ramifications that are felt by those who experienced it, and there is great wisdom to be passed on from an older generation to a younger generation. I think that any audience member who finds their way to our performance may hear a story similar to theirs — maybe even heal some of the trauma they still might be experiencing.” The show takes part in three scenes without intermission.

The long-awaited midnight visit by Santa Claus, made famous in Clement Moore’s famous poem, is brought to the Kelsey Theatre stage by The Kelsey Players in a musical, ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas. Performances are Friday, December 10 at 7 p.m., Saturday, December 11 at 1 and 4 p.m., and 4 p.m. and Sunday, December 12 at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. Kelsey Theatre is located on the Mercer County Community College’s West Windsor campus at 1200 Old Trenton Road. The story takes place in 1822. Moore, who is a professor at Columbia University, always writes a poem and reads it to his family on Christmas Eve. However, this year he is feeling pressure because his youngest daughter, Charity, is sick, and might die. As he experiences writer’s block, a Christmas mouse named Diana appears to him, along with two dancing gumdrops. They, and the audience, help him to write “‘Twas The Night Before Christmas,” a magical poem with dancing reindeer and dancing snowflakes, with a very happy ending.

NEWS FROM BASKERVILLE HALL: Sherlock Holmes (Justin Mancini) reads a letter from Dr. Watson with news from Baskerville Hall in ActorsNET’s production of “Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery.” The mystery-comedy runs through December 19 at 635 North Delmorr Avenue in Morrisville, Pa. Visit actorsnetbucks.org for ticket information and showtimes.

Santa Claus In the true spirit of giving, Kelsey Theatre is participating in the Toys for Tots drive. Unwrapped new toys may be dropped off in the theater’s lobby through December 13. Tickets are $10 for children, students, and senior citizens and $12 for adults.Tickets may be purchased at (609) 570-3333 or ordered directly at http://ci.ovationtix. com/35232.

A SPECIAL TRIBUTE: The Princeton Carillon Concerts will offer a program of seasonal holiday music on Sunday, December 12, from 1-1:45 p.m. The concerts are free. There is ample space to socially distance on the lawns surrounding the Cleveland Tower. Shown enjoying the December 5 concert are Daphne Townsend, former executive director of the Drumthwacket Foundation, and her dog Teddy, devoted supporters of the concerts. (Photo by Karen Laub)

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“READY FOR FLIGHT”: Works by Laura Rutherford Renner (shown here), Heather Barros, Bill Jersey, and Larry Mitnick are featured in “Sharing,” on view at Artists’ Gallery, 18 Bridge Street in Lambertville, December 9 though January 22. For more information, visit lambertvillearts.com.

“Homecoming 2021” Student virtual and in-person artist Michael Chovan-Dalton and Photo Exhibit at JKC Gallery reception on Saturday, De- artist Alanna Airitam. The Mercer County Community College’s (MCCC’s) James Kerney Campus (JKC) Gallery now presents an exhibit, “Homecoming 2021,” which showcases the works of photography students who graduated during the pandemic. The show runs through January 29, with a

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offerings for children and adults with special needs. The Center for Contemporary Art is located at 2020 Burnt Mills Road in Bedminster. For further information, call (908) 234-2345 or visit at ccabedminster.org.

Princeton Artists’ Cooperative To Host Winter Art Party

Princeton Makes, a new Princeton-based artists’ cooperative, will host its Winter Art Party on Saturday, December 11 from 12 to 4 p.m. at its artist studios and art market in the Princeton Shopping Center. Activities at the Winter Art Party include ornament making, greeting card making for kids (and adults), art projects, open studios so visitors can talk with the artists, live music, and a chance to shop in the art market. The event is free, open to the public, and for all ages. Princeton Makes is a cooperative comprised of 32 local artists who work across a range of artistic genres, including painting, drawing, stained glass, sculpture, textiles, and jewelry. Customers will be able to support local artists by shopping for a wide variety of art, including large paintings, prints, custom-made greeting cards, stained glass lamps and window hangings, jewelry in a variety of designs and patterns, and more. For more information, visit princetonmakes.com.

Area Exhibits Check websites for information on safety protocols. Ar t @ Bainbr idge, 158 Nassau Street, has “Components in the Air / Jesse Stecklow” through January 2. ar tmuseum.princeton. edu. A r t i s t s’ G a l l e r y, 18 Bridge Street, Lambertville, has “Sharing” December 9 through January 22. Gallery hours are Thursday through Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. lambertvillearts.com. Arts Council of Prince to n , 102 Wit herspoon Street, has “Annual Member Show 2021” through December 21 and “Master Class Artists” through December 29. artscouncilofprinceton.org. Ellarslie, Trenton’s City Mu s e u m i n C ad w a lad e r Park, Park s ide Avenu e, Trenton, has “Painting the Moon and Beyond : Lois

Dodd and Friends Explore the Night Sky” through April 29. Visit ellarslie.org for museum hours and timed entry tickets. Ficus Bon Vivant, 235 Nassau Street, has “Off the Beaten Path” through February 27. ficusbv.com. G ourgaud G a l ler y, 23-A North Main Street, Cranbury, has “Open Call” through December 28. cranburyartscouncil.org. Grounds For Sculpture, 80 Sculptors Way, Hamilton, has “Bruce Beasley: Sixty Year Retrospective, 19602020” through January 9 and “What’s in the Garden?” through August 1. Hours are Thursday through Monday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Timed tickets required. groundsforsculpture.org. Historical Society of Princeton, Updike Farmstead, 354 Quaker Road, has “Princeton and Women’s Suffrage” and other online exhibits, as well as the “Histor y @ Home” series. The museum is currently closed to the public. princetonhistory.org. James A. Michener Art Museum, 138 South Pine Street, Doylestown, Pa., has “It’s Personal: The Art of Robert Beck” through January 2, “Daring Design” through February 6, and “Miriam Carpenter: Shaping the Ethereal” through March 20. michenerartmuseum.org. Mercer Museum, 84 South Pine Street, D oyle s tow n, Pa., has “Fo u n d , G i f te d , S ave d ! The Mercer Museum Collects Local History” through April 10. mercermuseum. org. Mor ven Museum & G arde n , 55 Stockton St reet, has “In Nat ure’s Re a l m : T h e A r t of G e rard Rutgers Hardenberg” through January 9 and the online exhibit “Portrait of Place : Pa i nt i ngs, D raw ings, and Pr ints of New Jersey, 1761–1898.” Open Wednesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. morven.org. Pr inceton P ubl ic Libra r y, 65 Wit herspoon Street, has “Love Thy Nature” and “Looking Micro, Seeing Macro: Pressed Flower Art” through January 3. princetonlibrary.org. Small World Coffee, 14 Wit her spo on St reet, has “Diana Dubossarska” through January 4. The 254 Nassau Street location has “Arleen Ramos-Szatmary” through January 4. smallworldcoffee.com.

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Wednesday, December 8 5-7 p.m.: Joint Effort Safe Streets hosts “Hot Topics” Zoom vir tual communit y meeting, including discussions with the last two Black C ou nci l m emb er s, L a nce Liverman and Dwaine Williamson, and new Councilmember Leighton Newlin. Several topics will be covered. To get the link, email John Bailey at johnbailey062@gmail.com. 8 p.m.: The Chapel Choir of P r i n c e to n T h e o l o g i cal Seminary presents its “Carols of Many Nations” concert. Free outdoor event (weather permitting). Registration necessary. Ptsem. edu/events. Thursday, December 9 10 a.m.-2 p.m.: Princeton Farmers’ Winter Market is at the Franklin Avenue lot. Organic produce, local meats, artisan bread, gluten-free/ vegan goods, and more. Princetonfarmersmarket. com. 5:30 p.m.: Author conversation : “Picture Ecology: Art and Ecocriticism in Planetary Perspective,” pre s e nte d by P r i n ce ton University Art Museum online. Editor Karl Kusserow, curator John Wilmerding, and photographer/writer Subhankar Banerjee are on the panel. Free. Artmuseum. princeton.edu. 6 p.m.: “Quilting Through the Centuries: Women’s Life and History in America,” Zoom event with Hannah Gaston. Presented by Mercer County Library System. Email hopeprogs.mcl.org to register. Friday, December 10 10 a.m.-2 p.m.: Hunterdon County Rug Artisans Guild monthly meeting, at Raritan Township Police Depar tment building, 2 Municipal Drive, Flemington. Hcrag. com. 6 p.m.: The Princeton Singers perform at Trinity Church, 33 Mercer Street. Christmas music and readings by candlelight. Princetonsingers.org. 7 p.m.: ’Twas the Night Before Christmas at Kelsey T heatre, Mercer Count y Community College, West Windsor. Musical version for all ages. $10-$12. Kelsey. mccc.edu. 8 p.m.: Guy Davis performs blues, folk, and musical story-telling at Christ Congregational Church, 50 Walnut Lane. Presented by the Princeton Folk Music Society. $5-$25 at the door. Princetonfolk.org. Saturday, December 11 10 a.m.-5 p.m.: Trenton P u n k Rock F lea Market “Wreck the Halls,” at Cure Arena parking lot, 81 Hamilton Avenue Trenton. More than 300 vendors selling handmade housewares, home décor, vintage items, vinyl, antiques, local art, and more. Live music, food trucks, libation stations. Trentonprfm.com. 12-2 p.m.: Princeton University’s Tiger Tones sing at Palmer Square, while Santa

strolls the square. Palmersquare.com. 12-3 p.m.: Santa Claus will be visiting and posing for pictures during Terhune Orchards’ Holiday Kick Off Weekend. 330 Cold Soil Road. Terhuneorchards.com. 12-3 p.m.: Unveiling of 29 plaques on the Heritage Tour in the WitherspoonJackson historic district. Each plaque will be unveiled and discussed during an outdoor walk. Free. Meet at Hinds Plaza outside Princeton Public Library to begin the tour. A reception will be held following the tour at Studio Hillier, 190 Witherspoon Street. Princetonwjhcs.org. (Rescheduled from December 4) 1 and 4 p.m.: 7 p.m.: ’Twas the Night Before Christmas, at Kelsey Theatre, Mercer County Community College, West Windsor. Musical version for all ages. $10-$12. Kelsey.mccc. edu. 1 and 5 p.m.: American Repertory Ballet performs The Nutcracker at Patriots Theatre at the War Memorial, Trenton. Arballet.org. Sunday, December 12 10 a.m.-5 p.m.: Trenton P u n k Rock F lea Market “Wreck the Halls,” at Cure Arena parking lot, 81 Hamilton Avenue Trenton. More than 300 vendors selling handmade housewares, home décor, vintage items, vinyl, antiques, local art, and more. Live music, food trucks, libation stations. Trentonprfm.com. 12-2 p.m. : Har monics Quartet performs at Palmer Square, while Santa strolls. Palmersquare.com. 12-3 p.m.: Santa Claus will be visiting and posing

for pictures during Terhune Orchards’ Holiday Kick Off Weekend. 330 Cold Soil Road. Terhuneorchards.com. 1 p.m.: Reenactment of Washington Crossing the Delaware at Washing ton Crossing Park. With special activities and demonstrations from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. $20 for family of four, or $8 for adults and $4 for kids 5-11 (free for younger ones). Visit WashingtonCrossingPark. org/cross-with-us for tickets. 1-1:45 p.m.: Princeton Carillon Concert, outside Cleveland Tower on the campus of Princeton University Graduate College. Free. Seasonal holiday music. 1 and 4 p.m.: 7 p.m.: ’Twas the Night Before Christmas, at Kelsey Theatre, Mercer County Community College, West Windsor. Musical version for all ages. $10-$12. Kelsey.mccc. edu. 4 p.m.: Second Sunday Poetry Reading, at Princeton Makes artist cooperative, Princeton Shopping Center. Presented in conjunction with Ragged Sky Press. Poets Shannon K. Winston and Michael Simms will read. Free. Princetonmakes.com. Monday, December 13 6 p.m . O p e n H o u s e , Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad, 2 Mount Lucas Road. Residents ages 16 and older are invited to meet the squad and learn how to become a volunteer emergency medical technician and help support the local Princeton community. Pfars.org/volunteer. 7 p.m.: “Christmas and the Winter Solstice,” program presented by Mercer County Library System via Zoom. Jef f Kampf from

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Lifelong Cognition is the speaker. Email hopeprogs@ mcl.org to register. Tuesday, December 14 9 a.m.- 9 p.m.: Virtual Shopping Day, Long Hill House Prints & Whimsy, Hillsborough. Choose gifts with help from staff, have them wrapped and ready for drive-through pickup. Longhillhouse.com. 7:30 p.m.: Princeton Symphony Orchestra Holiday POPS! Concert at McCarter Theatre, 91 University Place. Conducted by Rossen Milanov, with soprano Laquita Mitchell. $25-$90. Princetonsymphony.org. Wednesday, December 15 6 p.m.: Princeton Public Library Board of Trustees meeting. Princetonlibrary. org. 7 p.m.: Princeton Public Schools will host an Information Session (a Zoom webinar) with a Q&A time for all Princeton community members to provide the public with an opportunity to ask questions about the January referendum. The district has proposed issuing $17.5 million worth of bonds to fund new roofs for Princeton Public Schools and to make urgent repairs including repairing the aging masonry on the Prince-

ton High School Tower. The link for the webinar (and a form to submit questions in advance) will be on the princetonk12.org website on Wednesday. Thursday, December 16 6:30 p.m.: Virtual discussion of the book The Exiles by Christine Baker Kline, led by University of Massachusetts professor Maria John. Sponsored by the Historical Society of Princeton and Princeton Public Library. Princetonhistory.org. 7:30 p.m.: The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center per for ms B ach ’s Brandenburg Concertos at McCarter Theatre, 91 University Place. McCarter.org. Friday, December 17 7:30 p.m.: American Repertory Ballet presents The Nutcracker at the State Theatre NJ, Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick. Stnj.org/ event/nutcracker. 8 p.m.: Voices Chorale NJ performs at Trinity Church, 33 Mercer S t re e t ; a ls o available to stream. Works based on the poetry of E.E. Cummings, Robert Frost, L angston Hughes, Emily Dickinson, and others; holiday music. $15-$25. Voiceschoralenj.org. Saturday, December 18 12-2 p.m.: Spiced Punch

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entertains at Palmer Square, while Santa strolls. Palmersquare.com. 2 and 8 p.m.: American Repertory Ballet presents The Nutcracker at the State Theatre NJ, Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick. Stnj. org/event/nutcracker. Sunday, December 19 12-2 p.m.: Spiced Punch entertains at Palmer Square, while Santa strolls. Palmersquare.com. 1 and 5 p.m.: American Repertory Ballet presents The Nutcracker at the State Theatre NJ, Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick. Stnj. org/event/nutcracker. Monday, December 20 Recycling 1 p.m. : T h e Wom e n’s College Club of Princeton holds its monthly meeting at Stockton Education Center at Morven, 55 Stockton Street. Classical pianist Julie Markavitch performs holiday music and leads a singalong. Free. Wccpnj.org. Wednesday, December 22 7 p.m.: “A Very Lambertville Holiday Celebration,” at Music Mountain Theatre, 1483 NJ 179, Lambertville. A collaboration between the Roxey Ballet and the Lambertville Historical Society; music and dance. Roxeyballet.org.

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Delicious Dining and a Warm Welcome Await Visitors at the Blawenburg Bistro

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am glad to come to work every single day! And I am here every day. I am inspired by this opportunity.” The many customers of the Blawenburg Bistro share owner Jennifer Cifelli’s enthusiasm. They are coming from all over the Princeton area and beyond, stopping in for coffee and a croissant early in the morning as they commute to work, or later in the day for a leisurely lunch.

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Opened in April, the Bistro is a dream come true for owner Cifelli, who always loved cooking, but who took a detour before owning her own restaurant. She had a previous career as a teacher, but as she says, “I wanted to make a change, and this was the time to do it. I was always interested in cooking and different kinds of food. I was a foodie from day one! “Also, we found just the right location at 391 County Route 518 in the Blawenburg Village section of Skillman. Our iconic corner building has a long history over more than 250 years. It has been a post office, general store, dry cleaner, deli, antique shop, newspaper headquarters, dog groomer, catering company, and cafe. We are proud to have a legacy of successful and welcoming businesses that have come before us. We want to keep that tradition.”

High Quality In fact, the tradition is well under way. High quality choices are available all day long for sit down and takeout, and in addition, a very busy catering business has been established. “Blawenburg Bistro is an upscale, yet casual establishment that focuses on gourmet cafe-style offerings,” explains Cifelli. “We feel we are an elevated-style cafe. We are all about flavor, and everything is well executed by our great staff and excellent chef. “We have our own recipes, and all our dishes are unique — we are not boring. For example, we have special herbed mayo, exceptional curried chicken salad, and we make our own sourdough. We offer allergen-friendly choices, and gluten-free. A lot of our customers are vegetarian and vegan, and we have pastry alternatives for vegans.” The customers like everything, adds Cifelli, herself a hands-on cook at the Bistro. “We have many regulars and repeat customers, and some even come every day. It’s interesting: some people order the same thing every time, and others are working their way through the menu.” They will all find numerous choices to please the palate. Intriguing Combinations Breakfast offers everything from egg and cheddar sandwiches on a croissant to gluten-free quiche cups with ham, Swiss cheese, and spinach to avocado toast to the very popular veggie bowls

(a combination of assorted cooked vegetables). A tempting variety of bagels, muffins, and croissants are available, and two other specialties are croissant bread pudding, and chocolate babka. Salads and sandwiches highlight lunchtime, and they offer intriguing and often unexpected combinations. Mixed greens with pears, candied pecans, and bleu cheese, served with balsamic vinaigrette is in demand, as is Romaine lettuce with parmesan cheese and garlic brioche croutons, served with Caesar dressing. Spinach salad with walnuts, Marcona almonds, apple, local cheddar, bacon and eggs, served with apple cider vinaigrette is a real crowd pleaser, and chicken or salmon can be added to each salad. Sandwiches are served with truffle chips, and many delicious opportunities await. Turkey with cranberry aioli and basil on grain bread; grilled chicken with brie, caramelized onions, and raspberry jam on a baguette; and ham with goat cheese, red pepper jam, and arugula on a baguette. The Bistro’s unique grilled cheese with fig and brie is a fan favorite; also, chicken tacos with mango salsa; salmon cake with herbed mayo and pickled red onion on a brioche bun; and hummus, cucumber, and tomatoes with sprouts in a bowl, served with bagel chips or wrap are additional favorites. The display case is filled with an assortment of all

TEAM WORK: “Our goal is to provide the absolute pinnacle of food quality and services. Our logo is pineapple (the Colonial universal sign of welcome) and tulips (traditional flowers from Holland that represent the Dutch family of John Blaw, the settler of Blawenburg).” Jennifer Cifelli, far left, owner of the new Blawenburg Bistro, is shown with staff members, from left, Rebecca, Kenia, and Kelly. kinds of pies, cakes, cookies, cupcakes, and tortes, including gluten-free and vegan choices, to tempt the taste buds. Custom-Baked “All our pastries are made here,” says Cifelli, “and we have custom-baked cakes and pies. You can order a slice or a whole cake or pie.” The variety of beverages includes assorted coffees, tea, fresh-squeezed orange juice, lemonade, imported sodas, sparkling water, and more. Prices include a range, with breakfasts starting at $6, muffins at $3, and lunches up to $13. In addition, the catering side of the business has been expanding, especially for private residential events. “We do all size parties and gatherings, and offer all kinds of choices, including elevated food for special parties and

events, and hot and cold sandwiches for informal gatherings,” points out Cifelli. “We were very busy for Thanksgiving dinners, and are now getting set up for Christmas and New Year’s. We also have a private room here for small groups.” The Bistro can seat 35 (including at the counter), and there are eight tables outdoors for warm weather dining. Sophisticated food choices blend very nicely with the down-to-earth decor and friendly atmosphere. Long-Term Cifelli looks forward to many years serving customers and introducing them to her special dishes. “We are planning for the long-term. We are here to stay. I enjoy getting to know our clientele so much. They are all ages, including families — it’s a real melting pot

here. People are so glad to be out again after having to be inside during the last year. They really started coming here right away, and they keep coming. “We do our best to offer a warm and welcoming atmosphere, and I am truly blessed with our staff. I love working with them, and I am so lucky. No wonder I like to be here every day!” lawenburg Bistro is open Monday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesday-Friday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. On weekdays, the kitchen closes at 2:30 p.m., but pastries and coffee are available until closing. For more information, call (609) 309-5317. Website: blawenburgbistro.com. —Jean Stratton

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“Tosan made two free throws down the stretch to get it to two in OT and then Matt Allocco made a steal and then Tosan’s bucket there at the end. We also got a couple of big defensive stops, we were struggling to guard them all night long.” With Princeton struggling last in the first half, trailing 34-24 with 6:06 left until halftime, Henderson called a timeout in order to stem the tide. The Tigers responded by going on a 13-7 run to regain momentum. “I barely said anything, it is not printable, the guys figured it out,” said Henderson. “They were on pace to get to 50, we went into the half down four. That was the biggest stretch of the game. That got us back in the game where we could fight and actually play a little bit in the second half and they did it.” The Tigers showed some fight during intermission as players spoke up. “We got into halftime and I heard Tosan’s voice and I heard Matt Allocco’s voice and that is what I am after,” said Henderson. “It is can both of these guys put their stamp on the team verbally, not just with their play because the play has been good. What happens when you talk is that you have to follow it up and do something about it.” In Evbuomwan’s view,

holding each other accountable verbally made a difference. “We have been talking a lot about, talking to each other and leading from within the team,” said the 6’8, 215-pound Evbuomwan, who tallied a career-high 27 points in win and added seven rebounds and six assists. “That came to life today the best it has been all season. We were able to stick together and keep trusting it.” Langborg stuck the most dramatic shot of the game, draining a three-pointer with 27 seconds left in regulation. “We drew it up and it went exactly according to plan,” recalled junior guard Langborg, who tallied 17 points on the day. “He kind of bit when I came off the first side and Tosan hit him perfectly on that second screen. Their big was a little late coming up. Right when it went off my hand, I had a good feeling about it.” Evbuomwan’s offensive outburst was a big plus for Princeton. “The coaches are keeping me confident to do what I do, get my teammates involved and be aggressive,” said junior forward Evbuomwan, a native of Newcastle, England. “I think when I am aggressive, it does open things up for my teammates. My

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RALLY TIME: Princeton University men’s basketball player Tosan Evbuomwan, right, goes after the ball in recent action. Last Sunday, junior forward Evbuomwan scored a career-high 27 points to help Princeton rally for an 81-79 overtime win against visiting Drexel. The Tigers trailed by six points in the last minute of regulation and by six points early in the overtime before pulling out the win over the Dragons. Princeton, who improved to 6-3 with the victory, plays at Lafayette on December 11 before hosting UMBC on December 13. (Photo by Frank Wojciechowski) coaches and teammates do a good job of encouraging me to do so. Tonight it was taking the ball more and just being aggressive.” The game-winning bucket was a product of that aggressiveness as Evbuomwan

maneuvered to get position in the paint and then spun in for a lay-up. “It was just being aggressive and still looking for my teammates,” said Evboumwan. “We drew up a play similarly and it worked out and I

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PU Women’s Hoops Falls to Fordham

Despite a big effort from Abby Meyers, the Princeton University women’s team fell 76-67 at Fordham last Sunday. Senior star Meyers scored 22 points and seven rebounds in the loss as Princeton moved to 6-2. The Tigers host Seton Hall

the Junior Pan American Championship title at 125kg freestyle in Cali, Colombia. Cover went 3 for 3 on the final day of action to win the title, bookending his day with 10-0 wins. The first came over Colombia’s Jhoan Andres Ocoro in the quarters before a 4-3 win over Cuba’s Yoan Alexander Robert Ramirez in the semis. A 10-0 win over Mexico’s Luis Rodrigo Orozco Cortez in the final delivered the title to Cover. Princeton wrestlers are next in action when they compete in the Midlands Championships from December 29-30 in Hoffman Estates, Ill.

Princeton Men’s Hockey Falls 4-1 to RPI

Mike Ufberg scored the lone goal for the Princeton Universit y men’s hockey team as it fell 4-1 at RPI last Saturday. Princeton, which has lost six straight games and is now 3-7-1 overall and 2-4 ECAC Hockey, will look to get back on the winning track as it plays a two-game set at Providence on December 10 and 11.

PU Men’s Water Polo Falls to UCLA in NCAAs

SAVING THE DAY: Princeton University women’s hockey goalie Rachel McQuigge turns the puck away in a game earlier this season. Last Saturday, McQuigge made 33 saves as Princeton skated to a 1-1 tie at Providence. Senior standout McQuigge was recently named the ECAC Hockey/MAC Goaltending Goalie of the Month for November. She had a 1.56 goals against average for the month, facing five top-10 teams in seven games played. The Tigers, now 5-5-2, play a two-game set at Syracuse on December 10 and 11. (Photo by Frank Wojciechowski)

Digging an early 3-0 hole, the 10th-ranked Princeton University men’s water polo team fell 12- 6 to No. 1 UCLA last Thursday in the NCAA quarterfinals in Los Angeles, Calif. Freshman star Roko Pozaric scored two goals in a losing cause for Princeton as it ended the season with a 26-8 record. The Tigers’ 26 victories and 430 goals were program single-season records.

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Raunak Khosla starred as the Princeton University men’s swimming team placed second at its Big Al Invitational last weekend at DeNunzio Pool. Junior standout Khosla placed first in the 200-yard butterfly, the 400 individual medley, and the 100 IM. In the team standings, Princeton piled up 1,015.5 points with the University of Utah winning the meet at 1,075.5. In upcoming action, Tiger divers will be competing in the USA Winter Diving Nationals from December 13-19. Princeton will be returning to dual meet action as it hosts Navy and Notre Dame from January 14-15.

PU Women’s Swimming Excels at Big Al Event

Ellie Marquardt had a big meet as the Princeton University women’s swimming team took second at its Big Al Invitational last weekend at DeNunzio Pool. S ophomore Marquardt won both the 500-yard free-

In the team standings, Princeton scored 849 points with the University of Utah picking up 1,005 to take first. In upcoming action, Tiger divers will be competing in the USA Winter Diving Nationals from December 1319. Princeton will resume dual meet action as it hosts Navy and Notre Dame from January 14-15.

Princeton Men’s Squash Defeats Rochester

Displaying its depth, the third-ranked Princeton University men’s squash team defeated No. 10 Rochester 9-0 last Sunday. Princeton, now 3-0, took six of Sunday’s matches in three-game sweeps while allowing just one game in two others while number three went the distance at five games. The Tigers return to action when they host Dartmouth on January 15 and Harvard on January 16.

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on December 11 and Buffalo over seventh-ranked Devin on December 14. Schroder of Purdue in the final to become Princeton’s Princeton Wrestling first champion at the event. Excels at Keen Event Another Tiger junior star, Patrick Glory provided a Quincy Monday, finished major highlight as the Princeton University wrestling second at 157 while freshteam competed in the Cliff man Luke Stout took fifth at Keen Invitational last week- 197 and junior Travis Stefanik took sixth at 184. end in Las Vegas. P r inceton had a team Junior star Glory won the title at 125 pounds, lead- score of 63.5 in taking ninth ing four Princeton place- with Nebraska coming in winners as the Tigers took first at 125. In other Tiger wrestling ninth in the team standings. Glory, ranked second in the action, Matt Cover, a sophonation in his weight class, more set to rejoin the Tigers posted a 13-0 major win in a matter of weeks, won

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FALL REVIEW

PHS Girls’ Soccer Star Lis, Hun Football’s Lainez Get the Nod as Town Topics Leading Fall Performers

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ophia Lis didn’t want her final season on the Princeton High girls’ soccer team to end. “I want to stay on this team for as long as possible,” said senior star striker and Lehigh-bound Lis. “It has been so great, it has been such a fun year.” A great team chemistry helped make the team so fun. “We have really been working in practices a lot,” said Lis. “I feel like we have the chemistry off the field, that is really showing on the field. We have done so many dinners. Everyone is such great friends, we all want each other to score.” While PHS boasted good scoring balance, Lis emerged at the go-to finisher for the team, tallying 11 goals and six assists in the first seven games of the seasons as the Tigers got off to a 7-0 start. “I am definitely trying to work on my shot accuracy but also with me getting more shots, I want to make sure that my team does the same,” said Lis. “We work well as a unit to make sure to get the final product no matter what.” Lis kept burying shots as PHS worked really well as a unit, going 13-1 in regular season play and then advancing to the Mercer County Tournament semifinals where it fell for a second time to rival Hopewell Valley.

Moving on to the state tournament, Lis took her game to new heights, tallying two goals in a 6-0 win over W W/ P-North in the opening round of the New Jersey State Interscholast ic At h let ic A s s ociat ion ( NJSIA A) Central Jersey Group 3 sectional. In the quarterfinals, she tallied the lone goal in a 1-0 win over Robbinsville and then got two goals in a 3-1 win over Colts Neck in the semis. In round three with HoVal in the sectional final, Lis tallied both goals in a sweet 2-0 triumph. In state Group 3 semis at Lacey High, Lis scored one of her most dramatic goals of the season, chipping the ball over the Lacey goalie into the net in overtime to give PHS a 1-0 win and its first-ever trip to the state Group 3 final. “I won the ball and I just turned and dribbled down the sideline,” said Lis, recalling the winning tally. “I have been finding this whole season, I have been doing a lot of sideline work. So, using my speed, I just ran to the corner and took a shot to see if maybe a rebound could be found or it could find the back of the net. I was fortunate that this time, it did.” In the state final against Wayne Valley, Lis scored a first half tally as PHS battled back from an early 1-0 deficit only to fall 2-1 in overtime. That goal was

the 38th of the fall for Lis, giving her the second highest single-season total in CVC history behind the 65 scored by Steinert’s Lisa Gmitter in 1982. PHS head coach Dave Kosa noted that the brilliance of Lis this fall has been the product of an arduous and sometimes painful process. “She is big time, one of the best I have seen around,” said Kosa of Lis. “She wants it, she expects great things. She has worked so hard to get to this point. She sat out her sophomore year with an injury the entire year. That was so tough for her. She is just a great team player. She keeps putting us on her back. In every big game she rises. It is really a tribute to her because a lot of the teams game plan for her and she still scores. She is going through two, three, four people.” For Lis, extending her final PHS campaign to overtime at the state final made for an unforgettable fall. “It has been so unexpected, especially as a final hurrah for senior year,” said Lis. “I couldn’t have asked for a better team to do this with. I am really proud and happy with our efforts.” Lis’ stunning production and clutch play in leading PHS to a dream season make her the choice as the Town Topics top female performer of the fall season.

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Top Male Performer arco Lainez III brought a powerful arm and speed to the Hun School football team when he joined the program in the fall of 2020. While quarterback Lainez showed flashes of brilliance as Hun went 3-3 in a season abbreviated by COVID-19 concerns, he was determined to show his leadership skills this fall to become the full package. “It’s hard for anyone who comes in and has to get in someone’s face to demand leadership and you don’t even know the person,” said Lainez. “We’ve built trust over t ime bet ween t he g uys. They can finally look at me as a leader. When we get in a huddle, they have to believe.” Lainez took command of the huddle and field this fall from the start, leading Hun to a 31-14 win over the Brunswick School (Conn.) in the season opener. That win set the tone for the season as Hun rolled to a 9-0 record with its closest win being a 21-7 victory over the Suffield Academy (Conn.) in early October. “I feel like my decisionmaking has really taken a big leap,” said Lainez. “ T h at’s b e c a u s e of m y coaches and players around me. They make plays for me. That’s a good thing.” The good results were the product of more than just skill. “We definitely have a lot more team camaraderie,” said Lainez. “We have a lot more chemistry with each other. Last year, given the circumstances, it was hard to develop chemistry with each other, get to know each other and personally bond. Now we have personal connections with each other and I think that’s a real reason for our success, because we love each other now as brothers.” Hun head coach Todd Smith was impressed by the development he saw in Lainez, who passed for 1,761 yards and 21 touchdowns on the season and also rushed for a team-high 451 yards. “He’s definitely taken total charge of the huddle,” said Smith of Lainez. “He’s ver y comfor table with the offense. He really studies film and we meet every night after practice and we’re just watching film and taking notes and talking ball and you can see it start to translate out on the field. The best thing about Marco is he knows when he does something wrong. The bad thing is he’s his toughest critic. He just has to think, ‘Next play, great play.’ He’s been doing a great job of that. If he throws an incompletion, which there haven’t been that many of this year, he comes right back and throws a great ball the next play.” In the view of Lainez, that work ethic permeated the squad. “I see a lot of focus,” said Lainez. “Everybody is eager, focused and intensely driven. We all want to win for each other.”

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HISTORIC DEBUT: Princeton High girls’ soccer head coach Dave Kosa makes a point to his players this fall. Kosa enjoyed a memorable debut campaign at the helm of the program, guiding the Tigers to a 21-3 record, the Central Jersey Group 3 sectional title, and program’s first-ever trip to the state Group 3 final. (Photo by Frank Wojciechowski) For add ing leadersh ip skills to augment his talent as a passer and a runner and drive the Raiders to a perfect season, Lainez is the pick as the top male performer. Top Newcomers fter playing for the Stuart Country Day School tennis team in her first two years at the school, Emily Ix decided to switch things up athletically. Ix opted to put down her racket and join the Stuart field hockey team. “I love tennis and I really love team sports,” said Ix, who stars for the Stuart lacrosse team in the spring, having scored a team-high 37 goals in the 2021 campaign. “A lot of my friends play field hockey and I love Miss Bruvik [field hockey head coach Missy Bruvik]. I got a lot out of tennis and I feel like a lot of my game in tennis translates to my game in field hockey so that has been really helpful.” It didn’t take Ix long to develop a comfort level in her new sport. “When I first started playing, the rules were a little different,” said Ix. “My dribbling and stick skills have improved a lot. Lacrosse is my main sport probably and a lot of the same girls play lacrosse, so I was able to fit right in. It has been great with the team.” Showing her skill, Ix tallied 13 goals and two assists this fall to end up as Stuart’s second highest scorer as it went 11-4-2 and advanced to the state Prep B final. Stuart head coach Bruvik was certainly thrilled to have Ix come aboard this fall. “Emily put down her tennis racket and said she was going to try it and I thought this is awesome because I just know her natural abilities,” said Bruvik. “She is so coachable, she asks great questions. She works so hard to be in the right position at the right time. She has been a finisher for us. She can run end

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line to end line so we were able to put her in the midfield and teach her as she is going. She is learning every day and keeps building on those skills. It has been great to watch and that is all a tribute to her and her work ethic.” Making an immediate impact in her first taste of field hockey earns Ix the nod as the top female newcomer. Over the last few springs, Princeton High baseball star Carl Birge emerged as one of the top catchers in the area. But this fall, Birge diversified his sporting portfolio, joining the PHS boys’ soccer team and earning the spot as its starting goalkeeper. Tiger head coach Wayne Sutclif fe wasn’t ner vous about having neophyte Birge as his last line of defense. “He has been working all summer and is showing pretty well,” said Sutcliffe in assessing Birge’s preseason play. “He has got great agility and strong hands. He has a soft touch on the ball. He brings another dimension because he is an experienced, distinct varsity athlete in another sport already. He brings some confidence and is close with the other seniors. It takes a while, but the athleticism lends itself and he is smart.” Birge’s athleticism and skill was on display for the start of the season as he posted four shutouts in the first six games of the fall. He ended up yielding just 17 goals in 17 contests with nine shutouts as PHS posted a 10-2-5 record and advanced to the Mercer County Tournament semifinals. Sutcliffe was thrilled with how Birge emerged as one of the top goalkeepers in the area. “Carl has done a great job,” said Sutcliffe. “We have kept him out of trouble and he has come up big when we needed him to. We couldn’t be happier. The guys in front of him have so much experience so they can lend all of that experience in just

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“That is probably the most off the bat maybe we were keeping him in a good place. He has improved every day enjoyable part, aside from nervous, whatever it was. in training, he has worked so the victories, just watching We did battle back and we tied it. We had our chances. hard. He is smart and he is a them bond together.” great athlete. We are workA f t e r l o s i n g 3 - 2 t o That is a great team over ing very closely with him.” Hopewell Valley on October there. We had the fight for Birge’s superb work in his 9, the Tigers started anoth- 88 minutes or so, I couldn’t one and only season as the er winning streak, positing be more proud of our girls.” For helping PHS make PHS goalie makes him the eight straight victories bechoice as top male new- fore losing 3-1 to HoVal in history as he took the reins the Mercer County Tourna- of the program, Kosa is the comer. choice as the top coach of a ment semifinals. Top Coaches girls’ team this fall. Saving its best for last, ave Kosa didn’t have The Princeton High boys’ vast experience in the PHS went on a historic run game as he took the in the state tournament. The cross country team didn’t helm of the Princeton High Tigers rolled through the have the look of a championgirls’ soccer team this fall. New Jersey State Interscho- ship contender as it headed lastic Athletic Association into the 2021 campaign. Kosa, the longtime PHS ( NJSIA A) Central Jersey “The guys’ team was ungirls’ basketball head coach, Group 3 sectional, topping proven but hungry with a had served six years as the WW/P-North, Robbinsville lot of depth,” said PHS head assistant coach for the socand Colts Neck in succes- coach Jim Smirk in assesscer program before succeedsion to set up round three ing his squad. ing Val Rodriguez. with HoVal in the sectional With junior Andrew Kenny Prior to that, his main ex- final. The third time proved leading the way, that hunposure to the game came to be the charm for Kosa’s in spending a lot of time in squad as it topped the Bull- ger started to translate into success. The Tigers showed the stands as his late father, dogs 2-0. their mettle by taking third Louis Kosa, enjoyed a leg“It is just the fact that we of 25 squads in the Boys endary career coaching the are all coming together, I Varsity B team standings East Brunswick High girls’ think we are playing our at the New Balance Shore soccer team, guiding the best soccer right now,” said Coaches Invitational at Holprogram to a 527-63-22 reKosa. mdel Park in early October. cord, capturing eight state “It is just a matter of going Weeks later, PHS nearly championships, and a No. 1 ranking in the nation in out and playing hard every took first at the Mercer day and being ready and County championship meets 1992. making sure that our minds at Washing ton Crossing Heading into the season, are right. If we are like that Park, finishing second by Kosa was determined to t hen whatever happens, one point to WW/P-North keep PHS on the winning happens.” as the Nor thern Knights track. Good things happened in prevailed 52-53. Had any “I am really excited and the state Group 3 semis as of Princeton’s top five finhappy to continue the traPHS headed down to Lacey ishers in that race moved up dition of the girls’ soccer Township and pulled out a one spot, the Tigers would program that Greg [Hand] 1-0 win overtime to book a have won. had and passed on to Val,” spot the state final for the “Time-wise, they ran well said Kosa. first time in program his- but I think competitively, “It is a really good bunch. tory. there is another level for They are really good kids Facing powerful Wayne them,” said Smirk, reflect- DREAM SEASON: Princeton High girls’ soccer star Sophia Lis displays her skills in a game this and good people; that is Valley in the final, PHS fell ing on the near miss at the fall. Senior striker Lis made history in her final PHS campaign, scoring 38 goals, giving her the the most important thing. behind 1-0 in the opening county meet. second highest single-season total in CVC history behind the 65 scored by Steinert’s Lisa GmitThey have taken to workminutes of the contest but At the New Jersey State ter in 1982. The heroics of Lehigh-bound Lis helped Princeton go 21-3 and advance to the state ing hard and just trying to rallied to tie the game at Interscholastic Athletic As- Group 3 final for the first time in program history. (Photo by Frank Wojciechowski) get better. We want to play 1-1 midway through the first sociation (NJSIAA) Central the best soccer at the end of “We all pulled in the same half. The game stayed knot- Jersey Group 4 sectional opposite. Right from the gun, needs to contribute at their the season. We have a lot of ted at 1-1 through regulation meet on November 6, PHS everybody not only knew highest level if you want to direction at the same time,” great talent. It is my job to and Wayne Valley ended up re ache d a h igher level. their role, but knew how to be successful, and that’s said Smirk. mesh then and work them prevailing 2-1 in overtime. With four finishers in the support each other during the what we did today.” “However much the com- th hard. We are really looking 15 PHS culminated the fall mitment was to the summer The heartbreaking defeat, top 17, the Tigers took first race and we did exactly that.” forward to that.” A week later, PHS took on a high note, taking sixth training for individuals, it though, couldn’t dim what with a score of 82, just two PHS meshed well under points better than runner-up fourth at the Group 4 meet in the team standings at was the trust and belief in PHS accomplished this fallth Kosa’s guidance as it opened and earned a spot in the the MOC. The finish tied each other and the commit15th Se in Kosa’s debut campaign Manalapan. the season by routing RobMeet of Champions as a wild the third-best placing in ment to pushing each other guiding the squad. “The term we used for binsville 5-0. The Tigers got card entrant. program history. 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Featuring a Mix of Veterans, Promising Newcomers, Hun Girls’ Hoops Has Pieces in Place for Good Season With the Hun School girls’ bas ke tba l l te a m ad d i ng some talented newcomers to a group of solid returners, it wouldn’t be surprising if it took a while for the squad to develop into a cohesive unit. Instead, the group has come together in a matter of weeks. “Their personalities are great, they are just a lot of fun to be around,” said Hun head coach Bill Holup, who led Hun to a 5-3 record last winter in a campaign abbreviated by COVID-19 concerns. “It makes it a lot better when everybody is happy, having fun, competing and learning.” Last weekend, Hun competed hard at the Peddie School Invitational Tournament, topping St. James (Md.) 66-15 on Friday before losing 68-32 to Séminaire Saint-François (Quebec) on Saturday and falling 63-51 to Pennington on Sunday to take fourth place at the event. Holup is happy to have post-graduate point guard Erin Maguire join the squad this year, the third sister from the Irish clan to play for the program. “They are a great family and we are very excited to continue our relationship with the family,” said Holup of Maguire, who scored 21 points and had nine rebounds in the loss to Pennington. “She can penetrate, she handles the ball. She is extremely unselfish, she will be able to shoot from the perimeter. She has quick hands and quick feet. She is a great leader.” Senior Kiera Hahn figures to provide leadership and grit for the Raiders. “It his Kiera’s fourth year with us; she is a co-captain

as she was last year,” said Holup. “She may not necessarily score a lot of points but will guard a forward on defense, will guard a guard on defense, and she will handle the ball. In her freshman year, she drew more charges than any player I have ever seen. She is willing to sacrifice herself out there for the good of the team.” A tr io of sophomores, Anna Schweer, Michaela Pestano, and Ali Leva, give Hun depth at guard. “Anna has really stepped up a bit, she has really elevated her game from last year,” said Holup. “She has gained more confidence so that certainly helps us. Michaela and Ali have another year of experience now and are looking to contribute off the bench and be able to help out in the backcourt.” In the frontcourt, the pair of junior Sasha Moise and sophomore L exi Kobr y n should make a big contribution. “Sasha is physical, she will post up, and she has expanded her per imeter game,” said Holup of Moise, who is also serving as a cocaptain. “She is also capable of putting the ball on the floor to help out against pressure defenses. Lexi has another year of experience. There is more confidence with her, she is not shy to take the shot when she is open. She will use her body and be very physical in terms of going after the ball.” Junior transfer Addy Ruth will add a physical presence in the paint. “Addy is somebody who just seems to have a knack for the ball rebounding wise and with loose balls,” said

Holup, noting that another junior, Nandika Bhargava, will also get minutes at forward. “She just seems to know where to place herself quite a bit and is also somebody else who is very unselfish. She looks for people cutting when she has got the ball in the post. She has the ability to run around and make post moves as well.” A pair of promising freshmen Amira Pinkett and Sydney Rivers figure to make an impact this winter. “Amira has a lot of versatility, she can also help out in the backcourt and has some range in her perimeter game,” said Holup. “She is not someone who will necessarily just post up, she can definitely come out and handle the ball and play in the backcourt if needed. She does have the ability to attack the basket and run the floor in transition. Sydney is also a forward, she has got a long body and long arms. As she learns more about the game and how to actually use that length of hers, she is somebody who will really give us a lot of contributions offensively and defensively.” I n H o l u p’s v i e w, t h e s quad ’s upb e at at t it ude could prove to be a critical factor in its success this winter. “It really comes down to everybody understanding their roles and being able to contribute wherever asked,” said Holup, whose team, now 2-2, plays at Agnes Irwin (Pa.) on December 10 and at Germantown Friends (Pa.) on December 14. “I think we could have a pretty strong season as long as we stay focused and work together.” — Bill Alden

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While the Princeton Day School girls’ hockey team doesn’t boast a big group of veteran performers, it is still bringing plenty of optimism into the 2021-22 season. “Our numbers are really strong this year, there continues to be a positive vibe around the team to join the program,” said PDS head coach John Ritchie, who guided PDS to a 5-0-1 record last winter in a season abbreviated by COVID-19 concerns. “We are definitely a younger team but they definitely all have high expectations for themselves.” Ritchie has high hopes for junior goalie Abigail Ashman, who is assuming the starting

role after the graduation of star net minder Jillian Wexler. “Abby is going to take over for Jillian,” said Ritchie, noting that freshman Grace Ulrich will serve as a backup. “Not having Jillian is a huge loss for us but Abby is up to the task. Abby is probably going play 70-80 percent of the games this year. Grace is interesting because she is a good goalie but she is a very good player too. She is going to be doing a little bit of double duty for us.” Along the blue line, defensemen junior Lauren Chase, sophomore Isabel Cook, and senior Natalie Celso will lead the way. “Lauren will be on our top

pair defensively; she will be on the top power play, she will play in all situations for us,” said Ritchie. “Her role will continue to be the same whereas the others will have to take on a little bit more with playing time and responsibility. Izzy has looked pretty strong this year in the first few weeks so hopefully we will see her continue to get better. Nat has been a leader, she has stepped up in terms of being a little more vocal. Last year, she didn’t play club and this year, she is. I think that has made a big difference. She is playing with confidence. She is solid, she is sturdy. We can count on her.” PDS w ill be counting

CHASING SUCCESS: Princeton Day School girls’ hockey player Lauren Chase, right, goes after the puck in a game last season. Junior defenseman Chase will be spearheading things along the blue line for the Panthers this winter. Chase picked up an assist as PDS defeated Randolph 4-2 in its season opener last Wednesday. The Panthers host Westfield on December 8 before playing at Oak Knoll on December 14. (Photo by Frank Wojciechowski)

on senior Ally Antonacci, sophomore Logan Harrison, sophomore Emily McCann, freshman Eibhleann Knox, and junior Claire Meehan to provide some offensive production. “I think Ally is going to take a step forward; Logan will take on quite a large role in terms of our offensive production,” said Ritchie, whose team defeated Randolph 4-2 in its season opener last Wednesday with McCann, Meehan, Nora Appleby, and Lily Ryan each scoring one goal. “Because of her cross country, Emily has only skated twice. I have had contact with her, she is playing travel and they have a pretty good team over there. Eibhleann will probably be one of our best players. She is smaller but has a really, really good shot. She will play a lot of minutes, she will play the top power play. Claire is a strong two-way center that is going to give us some depth. She is a very hard worker.” With PDS having joined the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) this year, the program will be looking forward to competing in the NonPublic tournament. “That is what we talked about in our first practice,” said Ritchie, whose squad will look to keep on the winning track as it hosts Westfield on December 8 and plays at Oak Knoll on December 14. “Our goal this first year is to go as deep in the state playoffs as we can.” Having a good run this winter will come down to how quickly the squad’s younger players come of age. “For us is it going to be about

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Tiny Wilberforce School Came Up Big This Fall As Girls’ Cross Country Won Non-Public Crown W h ile t he Wilber force School only has about 80 students in its upper school, five stellar runners on its girls’ cross country team were able to make some big noise this fall. After finishing sixth in the team standings at the Mercer County Championship meet in late October at Washington Crossing Park and then placing first at Bob Kiessling Invitational in Logan Township, the girls’ squad made school history by winning the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) Non-Public B Group championship meet on November 13. The Wolverines went on to place 18th at the Meet of Champions a week later. Wilberforce head coach Lois Szeliga sensed that her squad was on track for a big fall after its performance at the county meet as it held its own against some much larger schools. “ W h e n y o u h av e o n e through five within two minutes of each other and that is what we had been doing, you really have a chance at w inning these bigger meets,” said Szeliga. “We have been finishing 1:30 apart. In the Group meet, it was around 2:01. T hat is really what you need.” At the Group meet, freshman Gwen Mersereau led the way for the Wolverines, taking fourth individually, covering the 5,000-meter

course at Holmdel Park in a time of 21:09. Classmate Adeline Edwards was right behind her in fifth with a time of 21:11. Junior Sophia Park took eighth in 21:35 while senior Annie Whitman came in 11th in 22:23 and senior Laura Prothero finished 18th in 23:10. In the team standings, Wilberforce had a winning score of 45, just six points better than runner-up and perennial power Villa Walsh. “Villa Walsh was the clear favorite historically, I saw how our team kept improving every week and they knew they could do it,” said Szeliga. “It was a very exciting race. Their No. 1 girl (freshman Ines Lemee) was ahead of our No. 1 (Mersereau) and 2 (Edwards) for most of the race. Gwen passed her in the last 100 meters and Adeline just beat her. Every single athlete in the one through five placed where they needed to place to win. It was each girl doing their part.” The freshman one-t wo tandem of Mersereau and Edward proved to be a big part of Wilberforce’s success this fall. “Gwen has done a lot of middle school and club track, she is a really intelligent racer,” said Szeliga. “Even though she is a freshman, she is very experienced. That does help as far as some of these bigger competitions. She doesn’t

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EMERGING FORCE: Wilberforce School girls’ cross country runner Gwen Mersereau displays her form in a race this year. Freshman Mersereau emerged as the leader of the pack for Wilberforce this fall. She placed fourth individually in the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) Girls’ Non-Public B Group championship meet to help Wilberforce win the team title, the first in program history. She went on to take 94th in the Meet of Champions as the Wolverines took 18th in the team standings. (Photo provided by Lois Szeliga) get nervous and doesn’t get discouraged if someone is far ahead of her. She can just set her mind and say I am going to catch up to them. She just has a very intelligent way of racing. Adeline was a surprise to me. She just came on over the season. In her first race she ran 26 minutes. By the end of the season, she is running in the low 20s. She worked really hard. It is so exciting,

the first year of running. I was very happy for her, every race she got faster.” Recovering from illness, Park flashed her speed down the stretch of the season. “Sophia is very talented, she was sick for half the season and I felt badly for her,” said Szeliga. “She came back and she just had such a positive attitude. She wanted to catch up with those lead girls and worked so hard. She was never discouraged. When it counted, she was there.” S e n i or s P r ot h e r o a n d Whitman made things count in their final campaign for the Wolverines. “Laura had a huge breakthrough year for her senior year,” said Szeliga. “Annie is my captain and just embraces everything that I love about cross country. She was a gymnast so she very much understands pushing herself. She has never shied away from any of the work, anything you give her, she can just do it.” Get ting it done in the Group meet was a breakthrough moment for the squad.

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Girls’ Hockey: Running into a buzz saw, PHS lost 10-1 to Pingry in its season opener last week. Cece Gibb scored the lone goal for the Tigers in the November 30 contest. PHS faces Holton Arms (Md.) on December 10 and Rye Country Day (N.Y.) on December 11 at the Ice House Rink in Hackensack before playing at Randolph High on December 14.

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Girls’ Basketball: Keke Nwoye starred as Pennington defeated the Solebury School (Pa.) 45-8 last Monday. Nwoye scored a gamehigh 11 points as Pennington improved to 3-1. Pennington Boys’ Basketball: Toby hosts the Academy of New Thornburg played well in Church (Pa.) on December a losing cause as Hun fell 13. 70- 61 to the Canterbury School (Conn.) last Sunday in the Coaches versus Cancer event at Blair Academy. Senior forward Thornburg scored 23 points for the Raiders, now 1-3. In upcoming action, Hun plays at the B o y s’ H o c ke y : R i ley Pennington School on December 8 before competing Schmidt and Adam Teryek in the Peddie School Invi- scored goals to help PDS tational Tournament from edge Hun 2-1 last Wednesday. Goalie Timmy Miller December 10-12. made 35 saves as the PanB o y s’ H o c ke y : R i ley thers improved to 1-1. In Frost scored the lone goal upcoming action, PDS hosts as Hun edged St. Joseph’s St. Peter’s Prep on DecemPrep (Pa.) 1-0 last Thursber 10. day. Goalie Stephen Chen made 33 saves in earning the shutout for the Raiders, who improved to 4-2. Hun plays at LaSalle College High (Pa.) on December 8 before hosting Holy Ghost Prep on December 10 and Boys’ Swimming: ZachLawrenceville School on Deary Guan starred as PHS cember 14. defeated Hamilton West 133-33 last Thursday in its season opener. Guan placed first in both the 100 freestyle and 200 individual medley. Other individual victors for PHS in the meet included Julian Velazquez Girls’ Basketball: Hayla in the 200 free, Daniel Dora scored 11 points, but Baytin in the 50 free, Dait wasn’t nearly enough as vid Xu in the 100 butterfly, Lawrenceville fell 70-41 to David Brophy in the 500 St. Benedict’s in the fifth free, Alvin Tien in the 100 place game at the Peddie backstroke, and Jaiden Xu School Invitational Tourna- in the 100 breaststroke. ment last Sunday. In upcom- The Tigers have a meet at ing action, the Big Red, now Robbinsville on December 9 2-4, will take part in the She before hosting WW/P-North Got Game Classic from De- on December 14. cember 10-11 in the WashG irls’ Sw imm ing : ington, D.C. area. Opening its 2021-22 season in style, PHS defeated Hamilton West 136-34 last Thursday. Individual victors for the Tigers in the meet included Sabine Ristad in the 200 freestyle, Courtney Weber in the 200 individual Boys’ Basketball: Com- medley and 500 free, Tracey ing up just short of a title, Liu in the 50 free, Laura Liu Pennington fell 72-60 to the in the 100 free, Jesse Wang Solebury School (Pa.) in the in the 100 backstroke, Anchampionship game of the nie Zhao in the 100 breastSolebury Tournament last stroke, and Beatrice Cai in Saturday. Pennington, which the 100 butterfly. PHS has moved to 1-2 with the defeat, a meet at Robbinsville on hosts Hun on December 8 be- December 9 before hosting fore taking part in the Peddie WW/P-North on December School Invitational Tourna- 14. ment from December 10-12.

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Judith Stanley Burks Judith Stanley Burks, devoted wife of Dr. William P. Burks, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and friend, died peacefully at her home in Skillman, NJ, on the morning of November 29. A longtime resident of Princeton, NJ, and Madison, CT, she was 88. Judy was born July 30, 1933, in Newark, NJ, to the late Cyril S. and Harriet Murdock Stanley. She grew up in West Orange with her brother, James S. Stanley, who predeceased her. S he at tende d Mis s Beard’s School, where she was a standout athlete and student, and Smith College, from which she graduated with honors in 1955. That same year, Judy married Bill, the love of her life. Theirs was a love story that began in their final year of high school and lasted more than 70 years. As a young couple, when Bill was beginning his medical career, they

lived in Fort Lee and Teaneck, NJ, and Fort Bragg, NC. In 1966, they settled in Princeton. Judy loved and gave generously to her community. She served two terms on the vestry of Trinity Church, where she was a member of the Altar Guild, a discerning participant in the most recent rector search, and a volunteer for the Rummage Sale, Motel Meals, and the St. Nicholas Bazaar. Her spirit of service leadership extended to four decades on the Executive Board, Auxiliar y to the Isabella McCosh Infirmary at Princeton University, membership in the Smith College Club, and par ticipation in the Princeton Medical Center’s “Doctors’ Wives,” a group that, among other activities, made strawberry shortcake at the annual Hospital Fete. Judy built community and made friends of all ages. A member of the Garden Club of Princeton, she delighted in sharing blooms from her garden at the local French Market to benefit outreach initiatives. As a devoted fan and sports enthusiast, she brought her sav v y game sense and love of competition to sidelines and stadiums all over town. Tennis with friends was a passion, and into her 80s, she was a regular in the front row of step-aerobics classes at the gym. Every June, decked in the signature plaid of Princeton’s Great Class of ’55, Judy cheered on the P-rade. At home, Judy fed birds and tended gardens. Her hospitalit y made g uests feel like family with her famous brownies and hot fudge sauce, a cozy fire,

and warm conversation. In the fall, she picked apples from her orchard and baked loaves of “Windrush” apple bread that were delivered to friends for the holidays. Avidly curious about books and art and life — and, above all, people — she was always ready with a good question and a thoughtful reply. Beloved by her children a n d 14 g r a n d c h i l d r e n , “Hoppy” maintained a regular and important presence in their lives. She attended decades of games, recitals, and graduations, and hosted countless holiday gatherings and family celebrations. Judy is survived by her loving husband, Bill, as well as four children and their spouses: Katharine and William Hackett (Skillman, NJ), Elizabeth (Holly) and Paul Becker (Lawrenceville, NJ), Deborah and Michael Southwick (Old Greenwich, CT), and William Jr. (Whip) and Katrina Burks ( Duxbur y, VT) and their families. A ser vice of remembrance will be held at Trinity Church, Princeton (33 Mercer Street), on December 20, at 11 a.m. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her memory to the charity of your choice.

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Frances M. Williams, age 91, of Yardley, PA, passed away peacefully on Friday, December 3, 2021, at Chandler Hall Hospice, Newtown, PA. Born in Princeton, NJ, Mrs. Williams was raised in Princeton, NJ, and lived in North Carolina and several areas in Lower Bucks County before settling in Yardley six years ago. Frances graduated from St. Paul’s Catholic Church Grammar School and attended Princeton High School. She was a lifelong equestrian, raised horses, and was a member of the North Carolina Reins Association. Frances enjoyed camping, being in the outdoors, and sailing. She was an avid reader, with an interest in history. Additionally, Frances was an animal advocate. Daughter of the late Cleon and Edna (Hall) Millard, and wife of the late John Cawthorne IV and Arthur J. Williams, she is survived by five children, John (the fifth) and Donna Cawthorne of Doylestown, PA, Patrick J. and Patricia Cawthorne of Warminster, PA, William and Janine Cawthorne of Mesa, AZ, Joanne and Jack Christ of Yardley, PA, and Matthew H. Cawthorne and Marie Bare of Wayne, PA, a brother William Millard of Spring, TX, nine grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren, one great-great-granddaughter, and several nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her life celebration at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, December 8, 2021, at the J. Allen Hooper Funeral Chapel, 41 W. Tren-

ton Avenue, Morrisville, PA 19067. Her interment in St. Paul’s Catholic Church Cemetery will be held privately at the convenience of the family. Friends may call on Wednesday, December 8, 2021, from 10-11 a.m. at the funeral chapel. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions, in Frances’ name, may be made to Peaceful Valley Donkey Rescue, P.O. Box 5741, San Angelo, TX 76902 (donkeyrescue.org).

Church at 201 Levitt Parkway in Willingboro, NJ, on Saturday, December 11. Visitation with family will be at 10 a.m. followed by a memorial service at 11 a.m. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to St. Paul’s United Methodist Church.

Edith Woodruff Edith Woodruff, 92, of Princeton, NJ, formerly of Willingboro, NJ, passed away on Wednesday, December 1, 2021. Edith was born June 23, 1929, in the Port Richmond section of Philadelphia to Iona and Joseph Kerr and was the oldest of four sisters. After high school, Edith worked as a waitress and in her Uncle Al’s catering business in Philadelphia and began to hone her legendary cooking skills. In 1956, she married Arthur Woodruff and, a year later, pregnant with twins and her 6-yearold daughter, they moved to the wilds of rural southern New Jersey. For many years, Edith was a homemaker and was involved in the Cub Scouts, the PTA, the fire department ladies’ auxiliary (where she was infamous for being the chef for their annual venison and roast beef dinners), and the rescue squad in Hainesport, NJ. Her first aid skills came in handy at home as well as on the ambulance. When the children were older, Edith returned to work. For many years she was the cook at Eddie’s Restaurant in Hainesport, NJ. Later in life she went to work for Burlington County Social Services as a receptionist until she retired in 2008. Edith loved her church, St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in Willingboro where, prior to the pandemic, she could be seen every Sunday morning sitting in her pew near the back of the church. After moving to Princeton in March of 2020 to live with her daughter and son-inlaw, she continued to enjoy the service virtually on her son-in-law’s computer while sitting at the kitchen table. Edith enjoyed spending time with her family and friends, eating out, shopping, going to the theater and concerts, doing jigsaw and word puzzles, and sitting out in the backyard of Fisher Avenue reading a suspense novel on warm summer days. She is remembered for her smile, sweet nature, and for telling stories about the old days. Edith is survived by her daughter, Iona Harding and husband Maurice of Princeton; her son Joseph Woodruff of Conway, SC; her son Frank Woodruff and wife Diane of Willingboro; granddaughter Crystal Breland, husband Jerome, and great-grandchildren Julia and Luke; grandson Brian Woodruff, partner Kara, and great grandson Brison; sister Pauline Roche; and step grandchildren and greatgrandchildren Lisa Houston and Jason, Justin, Yuriko, Mathew, Reyna, Will, Max and Lucy Harding. Edith was dearly loved by her family and friends. Services will be held at St. Paul’s United Methodist

Dale’s loving spirit never died. He wrote to his family in 2019, “I love you all with the ache of absence that I hope a dream tonight will cure.” He will be deeply missed. We love you forever, dearest Dale. Condolences and memories of Dale are welcomed at weremember.com/daleanderson/4l0y/memories. Donations in memory of Dale can be made to Williams College at https:// www.givecampus.com/campaigns/17079/donations/ new.

Dale Roy Anderson Dale Roy Anderson — who was an extraordinary light in the lives of his beloved family and many close friends — died peacefully in Saline, Michigan, after several years of living with dementia. He was an investment professional with Giverny Capital Advisors in Princeton, New Jersey. Dale was buried on a hill in his favorite town, Williamstown, Massachusetts, near Williams College, where he was a 1965 graduate and lifelong “Eph.” Dale, who was 78, defined himself as father and grandfather, partner, teacher, and friend. He was a joyful, loving presence in the lives of his four daughters — Ariel Moore, Laura “Lucky” Anderson, Caroline “Chicky” Huy, and Emily Eldridge Hall — and his partner, Jane Hall, as well as their children and spouses, Eric Moore and Gabriel Moore; Sandor Toth, Eva Toth, Scarlet Toth, Laszlo Toth, and Agoston Toth; and Philipp Huy, Anna Huy, Ella Huy, Tessa Huy, and Peter Huy. He is also survived by his sister, Archielle “Ardy” Jones, and her husband, Robert Jones; his former wife, Margaret (Meacham) Anderson; and five nieces and nephews, Lynley Honkanen, Allison Jones, Eric Meacham, Megan Meacham, and Martha Meacham, with his niece Katy Meacham predeceased. Dale was cherished also by Jane’s sisters and Texas family and by his many friends in Princeton and Washington, D.C. Dale was the champion of his family and all the people he loved, supporting them and celebrating them uncritically and poetically, with truly unconditional love. “I’m not a person who has a hidden agenda that I want you to become someone other than you really are,” he wrote in one letter. “Fidelity, freely given,” he wrote in another, “is at the heart of love.” Williams professors stoked Dale’s lifelong love for literature; and, after attending the Williams program in Hong Kong and Union Theological Seminary in New York, he taught English at Hunter College High School and Village Community School in New York City. He later became a stock broker at Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, and other Wall Street firms before joining Steginsky Capital and, later, Giverny Capital Advisors in Princeton. He was with Giverny Capital Advisors from 2013 to 2018, employing Shakespeare, poet Wallace Stevens, and other poets and artists as well as his investment and financial skills in his work. Even when he was ill and diminished by dementia,

Kenneth Charles Scasserra Kenneth Charles Scasserra, 83, passed away peacefully in his sleep on December 3, 2021 in his adopted home of Pompano Beach, Florida. “Kenny” was born in Princeton, NJ, and attended Princeton Country Day School, The Canterbury School, and Princeton University, graduating in 1961. While at Princeton, he managed the Men’s Hockey team, an affiliation that would last over 50 years as he helped found and manage the Friends of Princeton Hockey and the Princeton University Hockey Association. In 2010, the “Friend’s Room” at Baker Rink was dedicated and named in his honor. Ken’s love of “the University” and his classmates was borne out by his commitment to the Class of 1961, for years leading 1961 reunion and other committees, and attending every “’61” reunion for over 50 years, until his health prevented it. He was also inducted into the Princeton Day School Athletic Hall of Fame. He spent his recent years, keeping up with ’61 classmates in Florida, watching the Florida Panthers, playing Trivial Pursuit, reading, and attending the sports and activities of his grandchildren, whom he adored. Ken was predeceased by his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Benedict Scasserra; sisters Marilyn Scasserra and Judith Cinciripini; and niece Karen Stewart. He is survived by his sisters Carol Stewart, Linda Masada, and Andrea Scasserra; son Martin and daughter-in-law Melissa; grandchildren William, James, Daisy, Charles Kenneth, Virginia, and Penelope Scasserra; nieces Celia Shafer, Alison Batman, Emily Kissinger, Rosa Jennings, and Theresa Cinciripini. Burial will be in the family plot at Rocky Hill Cemetery on a date to be determined. A celebration of his life will take place in Princeton during PU reunions in 2022. In lieu of flowers, donations in Ken’s memory may be made to the Princeton University Hockey Association, The Princeton Class of 1961, Princeton Day School, or the Canterbury School.

Carolyn E. Banks-Leeuwenburgh, 90, of Princeton passed away Friday, December 3, 2021, at Princeton Medical Center surrounded by her loving family and friends. Born November 2, 1931, in Baltimore, she was a daughter of the late Eva Elizabeth Manger and Virginus Hobson Banks, and the wife of the late Helge Leeuwenburgh. Carolyn grew up in Baltimore and at tended St. John’s College in Annapolis, where she was a member of that school’s first class of women. Carolyn was a singer with the New York City Metropolitan Opera, and on her European tour, she met her future husband Helge L eeuwenburgh in Amsterdam; they married in 1957. In addition to singing, Carolyn taught English as a second language, gave singing performances at a local venue, and led many St. John’s seminars at her house. She loved spending time with her family and friends, and stayed involved in the arts and politics. She is survived by her son and daughter-in-law Mark and Joanne Leeuwenburgh of Seekonk, Mass.; daughter Erika Leeuwenburgh of

Carmella Fowler Cruser Carmella Fowler Cruser, 79, lifelong re sident of Princeton, NJ, died Saturday, November 27, 2021. “Mella” was bor n and raised in Princeton where she was a graduate of Princeton High School, Class of 1960. She retired from Princeton University Purchasing Dept. after 37 years of service. She was a former member of the Princeton Fire Company #1 Ladies Auxiliary, the American Legion Post 76 Ladies Auxiliary, and often volunteered for the Princeton First Aid Ladies Auxiliary. In her leisure time, Mella enjoyed crossword and jigsaw puzzles, reading, knitting, crocheting, baking,

and cooking for her family. Mr s. Cr u s er w as pre deceased by her parents Emma and Norman Fowler, sister Marie Fowler, brothers Buddy Fowler and Norman Fowler Jr., and sisterin-law Susan Fowler. She is survived by two daughters: Sharon Cruser of Princeton, NJ, and Kathy Cruser of Trenton, NJ; six grandchildren: Shara (Rashad), Erica (Tavaris Sr.), Erin, Ryan, Damien, and Kyle, eight great-grandchildren: Nevaeh, Creed, Hendrix, Tavaris Jr., Crew, Nova, Tyson, and Kali; three sistersin-law: Diane Williams of Ewing, Barbara Stalcup of Longview, WA, and Mary Skarzenski of Bloomsburg, PA; two dear friends Micky Ryan and Kim Allshouse; and many nieces, nephews, cousins, and a long list of friends. Also survived by her loving friend Goncha Ozbay and loving caretaker Avis Doyley. A memorial gathering will be held on Friday, December 10, 2021 in the Kimble Funeral Home, 1 Hamilton Avenue, Princeton, NJ, beginning at 2 p.m. followed by a prayer service at 3 p.m. Burial will be in the family plot at St. Paul Church Cemetery, Princeton, following the conclusion of the service. Memorial contributions, in her name, can be made to Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad, PO Box 529, Princeton, NJ 08542-0529 or Pr inceton Healthcare Ministr y, PO Box 1517, Princeton, NJ 08542-1517. Extend condolences and share memories at TheKimbleFuneralHome.com.

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Allendale, N.J. and son Todd Leeuwenburgh of Arlington, Va.; as well as grandchildren Zach, Alexandra, Sophia, and Emma; brother Hobson Banks; and many extended family members and dear friends. A celebration of Carolyn’s life will take place Saturday, December 11, 2021, from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Princeton, 50 Cherr y Hill Road, Princeton, NJ 08540. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the St. John’s College Johnnie Scholarship Fund in memory of Carolyn BanksLeeuwenburgh, St. John’s College Advancement, P.O. Box 715905, Philadelphia, PA 19171-5905 (https :// community.stjohnscollege. edu/give/johnnie-scholarship-fund).

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PRINCETON OFFICE | 253 Nassau Street | Princeton, NJ 08540

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©2013 An independently operated subsidiary of HomeServices of America, Inc., a Berkshire Hathaway affiliate, and a franchisee of BHH Affiliates, LLC. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices and the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices symbol are registered service marks of HomeServices of America, Inc.© Equal Housing Opportunity. lnformation not verified or guaranteed. If your home is currently listed with a Broker, this is not intended as a solicitation.

CLASSIFIED RATE INFO:

609-394-7354 paul@apennacchi.com

Gina Hookey, Classified Manager

Deadline: Noon Tuesday • Payment: All ads must be pre-paid, Cash, credit card, or check. • 25 words or less: $25 • each add’l word 15 cents • Surcharge: $15 for ads greater than 60 words in length. • 3 weeks: $65 • 4 weeks: $84 • 6 weeks: $120 • 6 month and annual discount rates available. • Employment: $35

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Limited offering: $100K in additional upgrades on select homes Don’t Miss the Final Phase of This Exclusive Gated Community Featuring lush landscaping and exquisite architecture, this beautifully developed community is ready to welcome you home. These 3,600-square-foot exclusive homes pair open floor plans with elegant finishes to provide all the privacy, space, and luxury you could want.

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CREATIVE WOODCRAFT, INC. Carpentry & General Home Maintenance

James E. Geisenhoner Home Repair Specialist

609-586-2130

Scott M. Moore of

MOORE’S CONSTUCTION HOME IMPROVEMENTS LLC carpenter • builder • cabinet maker complete home renovations • additions 609-924-6777 Family Serving Princeton 100 Years. Free Estimates

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Wall Paper Installations and Removal Plaster and Drywall Repairs • Carpentry • Power Wash Attics, Basements, Garage and House Cleaning

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References Available Satisfaction Guaranteed! 20 Years Experience Licensed & Insured Free Estimates Excellent Prices

HANDYMAN–CARPENTER: Painting, hang cabinets & paintings, kitchen & bath rehab. Tile work, masonry. Porch & deck, replace rot, from floors to doors to ceilings. Shelving & hook-ups. ELEGANT REMODELING. You name it, indoor, outdoor tasks. Repair holes left by plumbers & electricians for sheetrock repair. RE agents welcome. Sale of home ‘checklist’ specialist. Mercer, Hunterdon, Bucks counties. 1/2 day to 1 month assignments. CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED, Covid 19 compliant. Active business since 1998. Videos of past jobs available. Call Roeland, (609) 933-9240. tf

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WE BUY CARS Belle Mead Garage (908) 359-8131 Ask for Chris

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PRINCETON-GRACIOUS STUDIO APARTMENT on estate with magnificent gardens. Seeking tenant who will be in residence only part-time. Elegant furnishings, big windows, built-in bookcases & cabinetry, walk-in closet, kitchenette, large bath, AC, WI-Fi. Very private, separate entrance, parking. Great as an office, too. (609) 924-5245. 08-11-tf

SENIOR GENT SEEKS NEW HOME: Semi-retired (fully vaccinated) desires lodging in private home. Food fringees too! Call Charlie (732) 216-3176. Email cr@exit109.com 11-24-3t

Locally Owned & Operated for over 20 year

Donald R. Twomey, Diversified Craftsman

HOUSE

CARPENTRY–PROFESSIONAL All phases of home improvement. Serving the Princeton area for over 30 yrs. No job too small. Call Julius (609) 466-0732 tf

Trimmed, Pruned, and Remo Stump Grinding & Lot Clear

Locally Owned & Operated for over 20 years!

609-466-2693

ESTATE LIQUIDATION SERVICE: I will clean out attics, basements, garages & houses. Single items to entire estates. No job too big or small. In business over 35 years, serving all of Mercer County. Call (609) 306-0613. 06-30-22

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Professional Kitchen and Bath Design Available

HOME HEALTH AIDE: 25 years of experience. Available mornings to take care of your loved one, transport to appointments, run errands. I am well known in Princeton. Top care, excellent references. The best, cell (609) 356-2951; or (609) 751-1396. tf

TOWN TOPICS CLASSIFIEDS GETS TOP RESULTS! Whether it’s selling furniture, finding a lost pet, or having a garage sale, TOWN TOPICS is the way to go! We deliver to ALL of Princeton as well as surrounding areas, so your ad is sure to be read. (609) 924-2200 ext. 10; classifieds@towntopics.com tf

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Stump Grinding & Lot Clearing

CARPENTRY DETAILS ALTERATIONS • ADDITIONS CUSTOM ALTERATIONS HISTORIC RESTORATIONS KITCHENS •BATHS • DECKS

SENIOR GENT SEEKS NEW HOME: Semi-retired (fully vaccinated) desires lodging in private home. Food fringees too! Call Charlie (732) 216-3176. Email cr@exit109.com 11-24-3t

BUYING: Antiques, paintings, Oriental rugs, coins, clocks, furniture, old toys, military, books, cameras, silver, costume & fine jewelry. Guitars & musical instruments. I buy single items to entire estates. Free appraisals. (609) 306-0613. 06-30-22

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PERSONAL CARE/ CHILD CARE/COMPANION AVAILABLE: Looking for employment, live in or out. Full time or part time. References available. Please call Cynthia, (609) 227-9873. 12-08-3t ROSA’S CLEANING SERVICE LLC Offering professional cleaning services in the Princeton community for more than 28 years! Weekly, biweekly, monthly, move-in/move-out services for houses, apartments, offices & condos. As well as, GREEN cleaning options! Outstanding references, reliable, licensed & trustworthy. If you are looking for a phenomenal, thorough & consistent cleaning, don’t hesitate to call (609) 751-2188. 12-29-5t EXPERIENCED ELDER CARE for your loved one. Compassionate caregiver will assist with personal care, medication, meals, drive to medical appointments, shopping. Many local references. Call or text (609) 977-9407. 12-08-10t JOES LANDSCAPING INC. OF PRINCETON Property Maintenance and Specialty Jobs Commercial/Residential Over 45 Years of Experience •Fully Insured •Free Consultations Email: joeslandscapingprinceton@ gmail.com Text (only) (609) 638-6846 Office (609) 216-7936 Princeton References •Green Company HIC #13VH07549500 06-09-22 HOME REPAIR SPECIALIST: Interior/exterior repairs, carpentry, trim, rotted wood, power washing, painting, deck work, sheet rock/ spackle, gutter & roofing repairs. Punch list is my specialty. 40 years experience. Licensed & insured. Call Creative Woodcraft (609) 586-2130 07-21-22 I BUY ALL KINDS of Old or Pretty Things: China, glass, silver, pottery, costume jewelry, evening bags, fancy linens, paintings, small furniture, etc. Local woman buyer. (609) 9217469. 10-06-22

HOME HEALTH AIDE: 25 years of experience. Available mornings to take care of your loved one, transport to appointments, run errands. I am well known in Princeton. Top care, excellent references. The best, cell (609) 356-2951; or (609) 751-1396. tf CARPENTRY–PROFESSIONAL All phases of home improvement. Serving the Princeton area for over 30 yrs. No job too small. Call Julius (609) 466-0732 tf HANDYMAN–CARPENTER: Painting, hang cabinets & paintings, kitchen & bath rehab. Tile work, masonry. Porch & deck, replace rot, from floors to doors to ceilings. Shelving & hook-ups. ELEGANT REMODELING. You name it, indoor, outdoor tasks. Repair holes left by plumbers & electricians for sheetrock repair. RE agents welcome. Sale of home ‘checklist’ specialist. Mercer, Hunterdon, Bucks counties. 1/2 day to 1 month assignments. CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED, Covid 19 compliant. Active business since 1998. Videos of past jobs available. Call Roeland, (609) 933-9240. tf PRINCETON-GRACIOUS STUDIO APARTMENT on estate with magnificent gardens. Seeking tenant who will be in residence only part-time. Elegant furnishings, big windows, built-in bookcases & cabinetry, walk-in closet, kitchenette, large bath, AC, WI-Fi. Very private, separate entrance, parking. Great as an office, too. (609) 924-5245. 08-11-tf PERSONAL CARE/ CHILD CARE/COMPANION AVAILABLE: Looking for employment, live in or out. Full time or part time. References available. Please call Cynthia, (609) 227-9873. 12-08-3t ROSA’S CLEANING SERVICE LLC Offering professional cleaning services in the Princeton community for more than 28 years! Weekly, biweekly, monthly, move-in/move-out services for houses, apartments, offices & condos. As well as, GREEN cleaning options! Outstanding references, reliable, licensed & trustworthy. If you are looking for a phenomenal, thorough & consistent cleaning, don’t hesitate to call (609) 751-2188. 12-29-5t

SR. STATISTICAL PROGRAMMER

LABCORP DRUG DEVELOPMENT Position is 100% remote; can work from anywhere in U.S. Perform role of Lead Statistical Programmer. Plan, execute & oversee all programming activities on a study. Develop & maintain SAS programs to create SDTM & ADaM datasets & TFLs & perform QC of SDTM, ADaMs & TFLs. 5% national travel req’d. Must have at least bachelor’s degree or equivalent in Computing, Life Science, Pharmacology, Math, Stats or related field & 3 yrs experience as SAS programmer in a CRO or Pharmaceutical industry. Apply at drugdevelopmentcareers.labcorp. com, Keyword/Job ID 78264. 12-08

STATISTICAL PROGRAMMER II

LABCORP DRUG DEVELOPMENT PRINCETON, NJ (100% remote; can work from anywhere in US). Develop & review SAS specifications, programs & output for creation of ADaM & client-defined analysis datasets, tables, listings & graphs in support of Statistical Analysts Plans. Limited national travel req’d up to a couple times per year. Must have: at least bachelor’s degree or equivalent (including work experience equiv &/or combo of degree & work experience equiv) in Computing, Life Science, Math, Stats or related field; 1 year of SAS programming exp in CRO or Pharmaceutical industry; demonstrable knowledge of CDISC reqs; & demonstrable exp w/ Clinical Trials, Clinical Data & SAS programming in Clinical domain. Apply at drugdevelopmentcareers. labcorp.com,Keyword/JobID 78380. 12-08

SR PRINCIPAL BIOSTATISTICIAN

LABCORP DRUG DEVELOPMENT (100% remote; can work from anywhere in US). Lead complex studies such as New Drug Application submission or complex, multi-protocol programs, providing statistical oversight. Lead development of complex Statistical Analysis Plans (SAPs) & perform senior review of SAPs developed by other statisticians. Domestic travel (1-2%) required to attend client meetings & trainings. Must have at least master’s degree or equivalent in Biostatistics or related field & 5 yrs experience as a Biostatistician. Must have demonstrable exp w/ CDISC standards & CDISC-compliant derived dataset specs; statistical software packages & statistical procedures; overall clinical trial process; preparing SAPs, analysis & reporting across variety of trials; & statistical quality control procedures. Apply at drugdevelopmentcareers.labcorp. com, Keyword/Job ID 78381. 12-08

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Municipality of Princeton seeks

Temporary Part-time Parking Attendant Salary: $12 an hour Monday-Sunday, 24 hours maximum per week

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Employment Opportunities in the Princeton Area

PUBLICATION OF NOTICE FOR DEMOLITION IN A HISTORIC DISTRICT Date: November 24, 2021 Notice is hereby given that on the 20th day of December at 4:00 P.M., via electronic zoom meeting, the Princeton Historic Preservation Commission will hold a hearing on the application of the undersigned, at which time and place all interested persons will be given an opportunity to be heard.

PRINCETON

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FOR RENT 269 Raymond Road Princeton NJ 4 Bedroom three bath Large executive ranch on four scenic acres Privacy with a running brook and park-like setting

Location of Premises: 974 Mercer Road, Block 10102, Lot 11 (Zone R-1, 2HP-2021) Princeton, New Jersey 08540 Nature of application: To demolish existing aging structure and rebuilding of a single story garage on the existing footprint.

SINGLE FAMILY HOME 2400 SF multi-level across from the Princeton Shopping Center

All documents relating to this application are on file in the Office of Historic Preservation in the Municipal Complex, 400 Witherspoon Street and are available for inspection on the municipal website (www. princetonnj.gov), 10 days prior to the meeting date.

Medical/Legal/Professional with 1BR/ 1Ba rental apartment 7 private offices with a waiting area.

1OO Canal Pointe Boulevard, Suite 120 • Princeton NJ 08540

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TOWN TOPICS CLASSIFIEDS GETS TOP RESULTS! Whether it’s selling furniture, finding a lost pet, or having a garage sale, TOWN TOPICS is the way to go! We deliver to ALL of Princeton as well as surrounding areas, so your ad is sure to be read. (609) 924-2200 ext. 10; classifieds@towntopics.com tf ESTATE LIQUIDATION SERVICE: I will clean out attics, basements, garages & houses. Single items to entire estates. No job too big or small. In business over 35 years, serving all of Mercer County. Call (609) 306-0613. 06-30-22 WHAT’S A GREAT GIFT FOR A FORMER PRINCETONIAN? A Gift Subscription! Call (609) 924-2200 ext 10; circulation@towntopics.com tf

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SENIOR GENT SEEKS NEW HOME: Semi-retired (fully vaccinated) desires lodging in private home. Food fringees too! Call Charlie (732) 216-3176. Email cr@exit109.com 11-24-3t HOME HEALTH AIDE: 25 years of experience. Available mornings to take care of your loved one, transport to appointments, run errands. I am well known in Princeton. Top care, excellent references. The best, cell (609) 356-2951; or (609) 751-1396. tf CARPENTRY–PROFESSIONAL All phases of home improvement. Serving the Princeton area for over 30 yrs. No job too small. Call Julius (609) 466-0732 tf HANDYMAN–CARPENTER: Painting, hang cabinets & paintings, kitchen & bath rehab. Tile work, masonry. Porch & deck, replace rot, from floors to doors to ceilings. Shelving & hook-ups. ELEGANT REMODELING. You name it, indoor, outdoor tasks. Repair holes left by plumbers & electricians for sheetrock repair. RE agents welcome. Sale of home ‘checklist’ specialist. Mercer, Hunterdon, Bucks counties. 1/2 day to 1 month assignments. CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED, Covid 19 compliant. Active business since 1998. Videos of past jobs available. Call Roeland, (609) 933-9240. tf PRINCETON-GRACIOUS STUDIO APARTMENT on estate with magnificent gardens. Seeking tenant who will be in residence only part-time. Elegant furnishings, big windows, built-in bookcases & cabinetry, walk-in closet, kitchenette, large bath, AC, WI-Fi. Very private, separate entrance, parking. Great as an office, too. (609) 924-5245. 08-11-tf PERSONAL CARE/ CHILD CARE/COMPANION AVAILABLE: Looking for employment, live in or out. Full time or part time. References available. Please call Cynthia, (609) 227-9873. 12-08-3t ROSA’S CLEANING SERVICE LLC Offering professional cleaning services in the Princeton community for more than 28 years! Weekly, biweekly, monthly, move-in/move-out services for houses, apartments, offices & condos. As well as, GREEN cleaning options! Outstanding references, reliable, licensed & trustworthy. If you are looking for a phenomenal, thorough & consistent cleaning, don’t hesitate to call (609) 751-2188. 12-29-5t

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Hightstown | $439,900 In the popular Crown Pointe Development, Turnberry Model perfectly on a corner This gorgeous three situated bedroom, two lot. bath Brick Front 5 bedroom, 4.5 baths, tastefully updated home located in the desirable Enchantment and freshly painted neutral cool tones. community in Hightstown. The 9-foot ceilings and open floor plan of this home make it an ideal location for entertaining.

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3 Mayfarth Terrace, Plainsboro Twp. Marketed by: Terebey Relocation Team/John Terebey, Jr. $509,888

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