Town Topics Newspaper, April 28, 2021

Volume LXXV, Number 17

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Frank Chmiel Ready To Take Reins As New PHS Principal

Choreography and History Meet on the Princeton Battlefield . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Planning Board Votes to Recommend Redevelopment Designation . . . . . . . . . 10 A Medieval Morality Play at Rider Theater . . . . . . . 18 PU Athletics Returns to Action as Crew Teams Hit the Water . . . . . . . . . 28 Caputo Making Immediate Impact as PDS Girls’ Lax Starts 4-0 . . . . . . . . 32

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Frank Chmiel, selected last week as the next principal at Princeton High School (PHS), reflected on the school’s motto, “Live to Learn, Learn to Live.” “When I first saw ‘Live to Learn, Learn to Live’ etched into PHS’s outer wall, I thought about how great it would be to work there. It has been many years since then, and I still embrace that motto, and now I have the chance to serve as Princeton High School’s principal. I am excited about becoming the learning leader of PHS’s phenomenal learning community,” he said. A Princeton resident since coming to Princeton University as an undergraduate 26 years ago, Chmiel has been serving as principal of Franklin High School in Somerset for the past three years. His selection as PHS principal culminated a “rigorous hiring process including four rounds of interviews,” according to Interim Superintendent Barry Galasso, who noted that the Princeton Public Schools (PPS) began its search in January, conducting extensive interviews with more than a dozen candidates. “We were fortunate to see many qualified candidates, Galasso said. “Frank Chmiel stood out for several reasons, including his excellent academic and leadership credentials, as well as his commitment to and knowledge of the Princeton community.” Chmiel’s appointment was scheduled to be voted on by the Princeton Board of Education at a public meeting on April 27, and he will officially assume his role as principal on July 1, 2021. PHS Assistant Principal Jared Warren has served as acting principal since mid-January after taking over from former Principal Jessica Baxter. Chmiel discussed what living to learn and learning to live might mean for him and for the future of PHS. “A lot of times when schools put out mission and vision statements, they’re very long and complicated. This one is very short and easy to remember as a reminder of everything we’re supposed to be trying to work for with our students.” He continued, “We want to instill in our students a love of learning that will carry them for the rest of their lives. At the same time the content and skills that we’re teaching them throughout high school will help them to live happy,

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Just One New COVID-19 Case in Princeton This Week The Princeton Health Department on Monday, April 26, reported just one new case of COVID-19 in Princeton in the previous seven days (0.14 daily average), and just six cases in the previous 14 days (0.42 daily average). “In the past two weeks, Princeton has seen a 60 percent decrease in the rate of confirmed cases,” said Princeton Health Officer Jeff Grosser. “Much of what we continue to observe in new COVID-19 cases in town is in the 30-year-old range. Princeton’s average age of new cases over the past two months is 34 years of age.” Grosser said that health officials expect the numbers to remain low and ultimately to decrease further as younger residents continue to get vaccinated. The Princeton Health Department, which has so far vaccinated 1,000 individuals who work, go to school, or live in Princeton, is running vaccination clinics each week. The department continues to receive about 80 doses of vaccine per week and will continue to make vaccines available to the community. Information and registration for upcoming clinics can be found on the health department website at princetonnj.gov. The health department will be holding

a COVID-19 vaccine clinic at the Princeton YMCA on Thursday, April 29 from 10 a.m. to noon for those who live, work, or study in Princeton. Individuals 18 and older are permitted to register at 2021covid19vaccine.as.me. The clinic will use Moderna vaccine and will accommodate first doses only, with registration closing after 80 doses have been scheduled. The Princeton Health Department has teamed up with Hamilton, West Windsor, and Olden Pharmacy to provide a Pfizer

vaccine clinic for local 16- and 17-yearolds who live, work, or go to school in Princeton. Vaccine recipients must have not yet received a COVID-19 vaccine (and not currently have an appointment) and be able to attend a clinic with a parent or guardian between 3 and 6 p.m. on Wednesday, April 28 or Thursday, April 29. Residents seeking vaccines should pre-register through the state at covidvaccine.nj.gov and also check Mercer Continued on Page 9

School Board Expected To Approve $96.3M budget for 2021-22 School Year At their Tuesday night, April 27, meeting, the Princeton Public Schools (PPS) Board of Education (BOE) was expected to approve a $96.3 million operating budget for the 2021-22 school year, the lowest percentage tax increase in nine years, according to a PPS press release. PPS Business Administrator Matthew Bouldin pointed out a tax increase of just one percent for the general fund and a 0.564 percent overall increase, including the general fund and debt service. The operating budget is $700,000 more than the 2020-21 operating budget of

$95.6 million. The total budget, including debt service and grants, Bouldin added, is $108.2 million, an increase of about $2 million over the previous year. He added that the proposed budget would most likely not necessitate any cuts in staff or programs. “The district’s financial position is strong,” said Interim Superintendent Barry Galasso, “and Mr. Bouldin and the Board of Education have done excellent work in identifying savings and opportunities to reduce the growth rate in several expense Continued on Page 12

LANDSCAPING SUSTAINABLY: Residents gathered at Princeton Shopping Center last Saturday to learn how to keep lawns and gardens in shape without harming the environment . Electric mowers, organic techniques, and using native plants were just some of the topics organized by Sustainable Princeton team members, from left: Eve Coulson, Molly Jones, Yamile Slebi, and Christine Symington . Read what participants learned in Town Talk on page 6 .

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CLASHING IN FRONT OF THE COLONNADE: Dancers from Luminarium Dance Company portray warring soldiers in Merli V. Guerra’s production of “The Time Traveler’s Lens,” described as “an extended reality immersive performance illuminating the history of the Colonnade at Princeton Battlefield State Park.”

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It would be an understatement to label Merli V. Guerra a Renaissance woman. The Lawrenceville-based choreographer, whose multi-disciplinary “The Time Traveler’s Lens” takes place in Princeton Battlefield State Park, has also been a graphic designer, a magazine art di-

rector, an interpreter at the Louisa May Alcott historic house in Concord, Mass., and a filmmaker. She is currently a candidate for an interdisciplinary master’s of fine arts degree at Rutgers University. “The Time Traveler’s Lens” debuted April 19, in celebration of Patriot’s Day, on the website of Luminarium Dance Company, the troupe Guerra co-founded and directs. It is a five-video series that is serving as her thesis.

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“I’ve been creating these pieces since 2012 with my dance company,” said the 33-year-old native of Concord, Mass. “I find different historic sites and express those sites through dance, in a new way. This one uses 360 - degree v ideography and interdisciplinary choreography to create this extended reality production.” Viewers can see “The Time Traveler’s Lens” through mobile phones as “augmented reality,” either on the battlefield grounds or elsewhere. The videos are available for watching on smartphones or other devices. Many of Guerra’s dances, films, and video art installations are site-specific. Her company has performed at a water tower in Arlington, Mass.; the New England Quilt Museum in Lowell, Mass.; the Seacoast Fringe Fe s t iva l i n Por t s mout h, N.H.; her alma mater Mount Holyoke College; and elsewhere. Princeton joined the list when Guerra became fascinated by the Colonnade in Battlefield State Park, the site of the 1777 Battle of Princeton that helped turn the tide of the Revolutionary War. The Colonnade is the surviving section of a mansion that once stood on Arch Street in Philadelphia. It was designed by Thomas Ustick Walter, the architect of the U.S. Capitol Building. The Philadelphia mansion was demolished in 1900 and the columns were moved to Princeton where they adorned a mansion known as Mercer Manor, which was demolished in 1957. They serve today as a marker for the nearby gravesite of 36 unnamed American soldiers.

Guerra had moved to Lawrenceville with her husband four years ago when he got a job with Bristol Myers Squibb. He was here first, and he told her about the columns. “Before I moved here, he had come down for an internship, and would tell me, ‘There is this beautiful architectural ruin in Princeton that is just screaming you,’” Guerra said. “When I moved down, and was working at Princeton University Press, I would pass it every day. I knew it would be a huge undertaking to do a piece about it, because it has so much history, so I put it on hold. I didn’t want to rush things.” Continued on Next Page

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When Guerra began her thesis work a year ago, she started thinking about the Colonnade again. The thesis “surrounds this idea of ‘palimpsest,’ which is an act of when you’ve written something and you erase it, and write over it, and you can still make out what is underneath,” she said. “I t h o u g ht t h e C ol o n n a d e would be perfect. Because with historic sites like that, I try to look at what they are like now but also go into the past, through layers of time, and make them new again.” Dance is only part of the equation in Guerra’s work. But it is the key component. She studied ballet and modern dance before discovering Indian dance, which became her focus. She performed professionally with an Indian dance company before coming back to Boston. “I felt there wasn’t a company doing anything with video and dance, which was what I wanted to do,” she said. “I didn’t feel like the Boston scene had anything with interdisciplinary performance.” With a fellow alumnus from Mount Holyoke who shared her interests, Guerra started Luminarium. She formed a satellite company in New Jersey when the pandemic put a stop to her travels back and forth between Lawrenceville and Boston. “These six dancers are all incredibly talented and very open-minded,” Guerra said. “For one part of the piece, I asked them to paddle board up the D &R Canal. They were all ready to do it. None of them fell off, but I learned very quickly that they were not very good at paddling.” Once she decided to focus on the Colonnade in Battlefield State Park, Guerra began talking to the National Park Service. “I got a wonderful tour from Will Krakower, who was a huge help to me,” she said. “He found an old newspaper clipping that said the columns were shipped on canal boats up the D&R Canal in 1901. A lot of people don’t know that history.” Guerra describes the movement in the work as “a hint of classical Indian. But that being said, one of the pieces is based on the Battle of Princeton, and it is a very acrobatic duet,” she said. “What’s fantastic is one of the dancers has a background in color guard, so he knows military-based color guard tricks and flourishes. The other one is much more of a modern dancer, who has a focus on tumbles and barrel turns. He’s the American, because they are so scrappy. The other one is the British soldier. While I guided a lot of the movement, a good amount came directly from them. They were excited about that.” A goal of Guerra with “The Time Traveler’s Lens” is to get people to go to the park. It is free to watch at the site via mobile devices. To view it remotely, there is a $10 fee. Either way, “You see layers coalescing all at once,” Guerra said. “There is no first, second, or third piece. I wanted people to choose their own adventure.” Visit luminar iundance. org/time for access. —Anne Levin

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Princeton-Based Children’s Book Author Encourages Young Readers With Yoga Nitya Malik grew up in India, the country considered to be the home of yoga. But it wasn’t until she had moved to Minnesota to attend college, and then pursue a career in finance and marketing, that yoga became her passion. Now, following years of practicing and teaching yoga, Malik has added “children’s book author” to her resume. Milton Finds His Way Home is the title of a colorfully illustrated story that encourages young readers not only to read, but to get up and move. Malik has been a local resident since moving with her husband, a research fellow at Princeton University, a year ago. Her own journey with yoga dates back to the day that she “stumbled upon” a yoga center in Minneapolis, she said. After trying a couple of sessions she felt an almost immediate sense of relief. “About three classes in, I knew I wanted to be a yoga teacher,” she said. “I think it was the ability it gave me to get rid of stress and anxiety. I thought, gosh, if I could make an impact on people like this instructor is making on me, that would be so fulfilling.” Nine months later, Malik had earned her certification and begun teaching. “In the process, I found my own yogi voice,” she said. “I’m not a

super flexible person, but through the journey I found more people who were like me and intimidated by yoga – who thought you have to be able to do a handstand at day five.” She decided to write the book soon after moving to Princeton. “I always had this idea in the back of my mind,” she said. “I was thinking I’d start teaching yoga when we moved here, but we came at the end of March, when the pandemic had started. I took a break from teaching. And the opportunity to do the book came along.” The story concerns little Milton, a pig who gets lost in the woods. With the help of his new friend, Henrietta the hen, and some yoga poses, he finds his way out. The book comes with three step-by-step, illustrated yoga poses. “I actually wrote the story over a day and a half almost five years ago,” Malik said. “I had been driving into work on a cold, blustery, Minnesota morning, and was listening to a program on the radio about science for girls. I started thinking, what if I tied yoga into this idea? At the time, my two little nieces loved doing yoga with me, and they inspired me.” After considerable online research, Malik found

Lithuanian illustrator Austeja Slavickaite Wojtczak. “I wanted something simple that I could execute and see through to the end,” she said. “I loved her style. It reflected my vision and we really connected.” Fifty percent of proceeds from the book will go to Gilda’s Club Twin Cities, which is focused on families dealing with cancer. “This was never about making money,” Malik said. “I wanted to find a meaningful way to help people.” Malik recently had the opportunity to read her book aloud at Princeton Playspace. “It was a lot of fun. I got to read to an excited mixed-age group of kids and parents, followed by a mini-yoga session,” she said. “One of the moms came up to me at the end, surprised that her daughter did all the yoga poses, and then some, with me. ‘She never does these at home, even when I put on a yoga video,’ she told me. It just made my day.” Malik’s most important critics, her nieces, have given the book their seal of approval. “The older one is now 10, and she called and said, ‘I’m so proud of you,’ which meant so much to me,” Malik said. “They were an important part of the process.” —Anne Levin

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Colgate, ShopRite, and TerraCycle have announced the start of the Colgate and ShopRite School Challenge. After a year of virtual learning and hybrid schedules, Colgate, ShopRite, and Trenton-based recycling leader TerraCycle have come together to sponsor a contest among participating schools in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Connecticut, and Maryland. The schools will compete for prize packages worth a combined total of over $92,000 consisting of new desks, chairs, backpacks, pencil cases, and pens, all made from recycled oral care waste and packaging. “The Colgate brand is in more homes than any other, so we believe we have the responsibility and opportunity - to create a healthier, more sustainable future for all,” said Dana Medema, vice president, Oral Care, Colgate -Nor t h A mer ic a. “Partnering with TerraCycle and ShopRite will help us not only eliminate plastic waste but also convert used packaging into valuable, beautiful products for our communities. That’s a big win for the triple bottom line.” Between now and June 30, schools located in the eligible states can visit terracycle.com/en-US/contests/ colgateshopriteschoolcontest2021 and register for the Colgate and ShopRite School Challenge. Participants are encouraged to collect and recycle used oral care waste and packaging, such as empty toothpaste tubes, toothbrushes, and floss containers through the Colgate Oral Care Recycling Program. With each shipment sent for recycling, participants earn “supply credits.” Additionally, schools can earn extra supply credits by voting online on the contest page for the registered school of their choice. In the end, the school with the most credits will be awarded the grand prize package.

Colgate and TerraCycle to help students and schools, especially after such a difficult year,” said Robert Zuehlke, manager of corporate social responsibility for ShopRite. “The School Challenge helps us teach students that even small actions to protect the environment can pay big dividends in our communities.” “In a year of quarantining, virtual school schedules and missing family and friends, TerraCycle, ShopRite, and Colgate have come together to give students, teachers, and all the communities affected by COVID-19 something to look forward to when we’re back in the classroom for the 2021-2022 school year,” said TerraCycle founder and CEO Tom Szaky. “So, while we wait and do our part to end the pandemic, this challenge is about giving the communities we serve a chance to start the year off right with new school supplies that are not only made from oral care waste but are something to smile about.” Through June 30, each unit (“unit” defined as 0.02 lbs of used, post-consumer oral care products and packaging) of oral care waste that is sent to TerraCycle for recycling earns the participating schools one (1) school supplies credit towards winning the grand prize set of school supplies made from recycled oral care waste that has been cleaned, processed, and remolded. The school with the most school supplies credits at the conclusion of the contest period will be named the winner and the prize package will be awarded in the fall. The first and second runner-up schools will also be awarded with sets of recycled school supplies similar to the grand prize. Open to any individual, family, school, or community group interested in helping to protect the environment, TerraCycle also offers the Colgate ® Oral Care Recycling Program. For each piece of oral care waste and the associated packaging sent to

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Police Blotter On April 22, at 9:19 a.m. a resident of Roper Road repor ted t hat somet ime between 6 p.m. on April 21 and 6 a.m. on April 22, someone entered two of his unlocked vehicles parked on the street in front of his home. Nothing was reported stolen. On April 22, at 5 p.m. a resident of Roper Road reported that sometime between 5 p.m. on April 21 and 8:45 a.m. on April 22, someone entered two of his unlocked vehicles parked on the street in front of his home. Nothing was reported stolen. On April 22, at 11:47 p.m. a resident of Roper Road reported that sometime between 12 p.m. on April 21 and 11:47 p.m. on April 22, someone entered two unlocked vehicles parked on the street in front of his home. $10 was reported stolen. On April 17, at 1:44 p.m. a resident of Karin Court reported being contacted by someone portraying himself as a colleague from the college he attends. The suspect was able to convince him to send $2,375 worth of bitcoin before realizing it was a scam. The Detective Bureau is investigating.

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Housing Initiatives of Princeton Provides Pandemic Relief

Hou s i ng I n it iat ive s of Princeton (HIP) during this pandemic year has provided the key to housing for many residents on the verge of becoming homeless. T h e s m a l l com m u n it y non-profit made up primarily of volunteers has worked to help Princeton residents avoid pandemic-related evictions. Fueled by increased public and private funding, HIP has expanded its emergency rental assistance services and provided support for 189 adults and 192

In December 2020, Princeton Council passed a resolution, authorizing an agreement with HIP to administer the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds the town received from the federal government to promote housing stability. This $319,000 is being used to help low-income workers, whose incomes were negatively affected by the pandemic, stay in their homes without the crippling worry about being evicted when the eviction moratorium is lifted. As of March 3, 2021, HIP has used CDBG funds to assist over 40 households, consisting of 88 adults and 64 children. Local landlords stepped up to partner with HIP. More than 90 percent agreed to a 20 to 25 percent discount on the monthly rent. This enables HIP to stretch the CDBG funds and help more Princeton families. In addition to entering into the contract with the municipality to distribute the CDBG funds, HIP raised money from the Princeton Area Community Foundation (PACF), the NJ Pandemic Relief Fund whose founding chair is New Jersey’s First Lady Tammy Murphy, and other individuals and organizations, in order to provide pandemic rental assistance to people beyond Princeton in the Central Jersey region. “The pandemic has had a devastating effect both economically and in health outcomes on our most vulnerable neighbors,” said Carol Golden, chair of HIP. “We are grateful for the opportunity to provide these

homes. But I would like to emphasize that many people in our area still struggle to make ends meet even if they have not been directly impacted by COVID, and HIP raised funds and is distributing rental assistance to these families as well.” For more information, visit housinginitiativesofprinceton. org.

Climate Action, Environment Are Topics of Webinar

“Going Beyond: Climate Action and Local Environmental Health” are the topics of a webinar sponsored by Sustainable Princeton and Princeton Public Library on May 5 from 7-8:30 p.m. Clean air, pure water, and open spaces are essential to human and environmental

cused on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and making the community more resilient. Yet, a number of the Plan’s actions provide the cobenefit of improving the local environmental health and consequently, quality of life. During the webinar, panelists will reflect upon the value of improving the local air and water quality and the preservation of natural ecosystems. This is the final event in Sustainable Princeton’s Great Ideas series, which explores the additional, positive benefits from taking action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and preparing for climate change. The event is free to the public. Visit sustainableprinceton.org for registration information.

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reinforce that lifting of restrictions is not causing increased disease transmission. This is the major role of epidemiology in public health, identifying clues to changes that take place over time in health problems in the community.“ The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced new guidelines on Tuesday, indicating that vaccinated people can safely attend small outdoor gatherings and participate in walking, exercising, or dining outdoors without masks. The CDC continued to urge mask-wearing in most indoor settings and in crowded outdoor areas. Murphy pointed out in his Tuesday press conference that New Jersey new case numbers are heading down. He also noted that the state’s transmission rate has dropped to 0.88, its lowest point in two months, with any number under one indicating that the outbreak is slowing. More than 2.86 million people have been vaccinated in New Jersey as of Tuesday, about 41 percent of the state’s 6.9. million adult residents. It is the state’s goal to vaccinate 70 percent of the eligible adult population, about 4.7 million people, by the end of June. —Donald Gilpin

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Planning Board Votes in Favor Of Redevelopment Declaration

Last Thursday, Princeton’s Planning Board voted unanimously to recommend that the 42.2-acre area that includes Princeton Shopping Center be declared an area in need of redevelopment. Princeton Council was set to consider the recommendation at a special meeting on Tuesday night, April 27, after press time. The Planning Board’s vote came after a report by Carlos Rodrigues, the planning consultant hired by the town to study whether the shopping center, Grover Park, and the three former Princeton First Aid and Rescue Squad ( PFARS ) buildings should receive the redevelopment declaration. “In my professional opinion, t here is abs olutely subs tant ive jus t if ic at ion for designating all of these properties an area of redevelopment non-condemnation,” he said. Should Council vote to authorize an official study, a multi-step process involving several public meetings would be undertaken before a designation could take place. At a Council meeting on March 26, a few days after the Planning Board meeting, attorney Kevin McManimon was asked to give a general description of redevelopment and what it represents. “Redevelopment provides

you as a town much more control and flexibility,” he said. “Those are the prominent themes. The redevelopment law is a tool that recognizes some areas of a town are, for various reasons, harder to develop than others.” At the Planning meeting, Rodrigues cited several problems at the shopping center, which was built in 1954 and purchased by the Edens company in 2012. The vacancy rate in the 227,000-square-foot center is estimated at 19.5 percent or higher, he said. A shopping center is considered healthy if its rate of vacancies is under 10 percent. A center between 10 and 20 percent is considered to be struggling. The average vacancy rate for the Edens-owned shopping centers across t he country is seven percent. Princeton Shopping Center “is about to go into the abyss if it hasn’t already crossed that magic 20 percent line,” he said. Also adding to the shopping center’s woes are about 50 percent more parking than is needed, an aging infrastructure, some rear-facing stores that get minimum visibility, masonry walls between the stores that would make reconfiguring prohibitively expensive, inadequate electrical and plumbing,

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basement levels that are not accessible, stormwater issues, and an under-utilized courtyard, Rodrigues said. While some members of the public spoke in favor of the designation during public com ment, ot hers expressed concerns. Susan Romeo, who lives nearby, said some of the statements in the report were “impressionistic” rather than factual. Resident Frank DiSanzo questioned data on the shopping center’s vacancy rate before the pandemic. He also pointed out that there will be less parking once AvalonBay builds a housing development at the south end, and asked if Rodrigues had taken that into account. Rodrigues said he had asked for the center’s historic vacancy rate information, but Edens only provided him with information from March of this year. Among those in favor of redevelopment were Council candidate Leighton Newlin, who said the redevelopment designation would be an opportunity for smart growth. “The Princeton Shopping Center is not historic. It’s just old,” he said. Neighborhood resident Tineke Thio characterized the shopping center as “an outdated parking crater with an island of buildings in the center.” Neighborhood resident Megan Mitchell asked why the two empty houses on Clearview Avenue that are part of the former PFARS property, and now owned by the town, couldn’t be kept as homes. Rodrigues said that decision is up to Council. —Anne Levin

GIFT ANNOUNCEMENT: Mrs. Betty Wold Johnson attends a 2016 annual meeting of The Watershed Institute and enjoys time with the nonprofit’s staff.

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The Watershed Institute announced Tuesday, April 27 that it has received a $10 million bequest – by far the largest individual gift in its 72-year history – from Betty Wold Johnson, a longtime supporter who passed away last year. The gift was made to create a n endow m ent f u nd pr ov i d i n g for t h e l o n g term financial support of T he Watershed Ins t it ute and its essential mission of protecting water and the natural environment. A nnou ncing t he award at the organization’s annual meet ing, E xecut ive D ire c tor Ji m Wa lt m a n said the fund will support excellence and leadership in land conser vation and stewardship, environmental education, watershed science, and the maintenance of the Watershed’s facilities. Johnson served on t he nonprof it’s adv i sory board for more than 20 years. “Mrs. Joh nson was an extraordinary philanthropist whose generosity created a las t ing legacy of environmental leadership and exceptional teaching spaces at The Watershed Inst it ute and across our r e g i o n ,” Wa l t m a n s a i d . “She possessed an abiding community spirit and boundless enthusiasm for our work and the other institutions that she championed.” Previously, Johnson provided the lead capital gift in the campaign that created the Watershed Center for Environmental Advocacy, Science & Education, the nonprofit’s LEED-Platinum headquarters on its 950 -acre nat ure reser ve near Pennington. The new endow ment w ill help ensure that the proper ty is maintained and enhanced to ensure that it serves as a model for environmental stewardship. The Watershed Institute was established in 1949 as the Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association to ad d re s s con cer n s ab out the erosion of farm fields that was adding large a mou nt s of s e d i m ent to area streams and the loss of open space to development. Over the decades, the nonprofit has grown to employ teams of scientists, educators, advocates, and land stewards who work in the Millstone and Delaware River watersheds and also provide leadership on statewide issues of water science and policy.

Princeton Public Library’s 10 th annual celebration of the creativity and talent of authors working in our area will be held virtually on Friday, April 30 and Saturday, May 1. The event features a virtual author fair spotlighting more than 30 authors and publishers of fiction, nonfiction and poetry; presentations on writing and publishing, and networking opportunities. The author fair, accessible at princetonlibrary.org/localauthor/, features overviews of individual authors and their works with readings by select authors. Speaker presentations, via Crowdcast, begin Friday, April 30, at 6:30 p.m. with freelance writer Jane Friedman on “Today’s Key Book Publishing Paths: Traditional, Self, and Everything in Between.” Friedman, editor of the publishing industry newsletter The Hot Sheet and author of The Business of Being a Writer, will discuss the pros and cons of available paths to publishing. Travel writer and librarian Margaret Montet will present “The Charms of Writing” on Saturday, May 1, at 11 a.m. The presentation will feature ways for writers to add reader interest to writing of all kinds. The final presentation will be “Authorpreneurship” by Karen Hodges Miller on Saturday at 2 p.m. Miller, CEO and publisher of Open Door Publications, will give advice on navigating today’s publishing world. Three networking hours via Zoom are also part of the library’s Local Author Days. Registrants will have the opportunity to network with authors and others during the sessions that will feature breakout discussion rooms focused on various topics related to writing and publishing. Participants will be able to move between breakout rooms during each session. Networking sessions include Friday, April 30, 5 p.m.: Cocktail Hour Networking. Breakout rooms include mentorship, writing groups, beta readers; poetry general chat, YA general chat and social media. Saturday, May 1, 10 a.m.: Coffee and Conversation Networking. Breakout rooms include children’s, general chat; publishing in anthologies, magazines and journals; adult fiction, general chat; crime fiction, mystery and thriller. Saturday, May 1, 3 p.m.: Afternoon Tea Networking. Breakout rooms include selfpublishing, finding an agent,

pitching; memoir, sci-fi, fantasy, and horror. For additional information, including registration, visit princetonlibrary.org/ local-author-day-events.

Old Barracks Museum Opens To Visitors Starting May 4

The gates at The Old Barracks Museum are being reopened to visitors on Tuesday, May 4. Tickets to see the National Historic Landmark must be pre-purchased online at www.barracks.org at least one day prior to visiting. Masks are required to be worn by visitors, staff, and volunteers at all times. Visitation is limited to one group of no more than 10 people at a time to comply with the State of New Jersey’s mandate on capacity reductions. The museum will be open Tuesday through Saturday. Visitation policy and hours are subject to change. T he Old Bar racks Museum welcomes visitors to see this historic building, which dates back to 1758 when it was used as winter quarters during the French and Indian War. During the A mer ican Revolut ion, it stood witness to the Battle of Trenton and served as a military hospital to provide smallpox inoculations. Visitors will meet with 18th century tradespeople who showcase the skills required for army life as well as tour the gallery on the history of New Jersey in the French and Indian War, see the bunks where soldiers slept, tour the Officers’ House, see a medical room, and experience a musket firing. Afterwards, guests can visit the Quartermaster’s Shop for souvenirs as well as items from local artisans. Although most visitors associate the building with the Battle of Trenton, the site is no stranger to the history of disease control. Following the famous battle on December 26, 1776, General G eorge Washing ton designated the barracks as a military field hospital to specialize in the inoculation of soldiers with smallpox. This method of disease control was controversial for its time and predated the discovery of the vaccine. Visitors will learn about this during their tour. T he Trenton landmark closed its doors on March 14 as a precautionary measure to help control the spread of COVID-19. While opening briefly during the Summer, it was necessary to close the museum’s doors once again in November. Since then, the museum has brought its programming to a virtual platform.

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successful lives. It’s something that I really embrace as the leader of the building, to let the faculty, staff, and students see that I’m the lead learner of the building. I have to model what I want from them. I personally love learning new things.” Chmiel was a vice principal at Franklin for five years before becoming principal. Before that he taught social studies at Montgomery High School for 15 years and also AP Art History. He earned his B.A. degree from Princeton University and an M.A. in Education Leadership, Management and Policy from Seton Hall University. A PPS press release noted that Chmiel has been a strong advocate for school safety, as well as diversity, equity, and inclusion during his 23 years as an educator. “He is known at Franklin High School for his enthusiasm and love of learning, promoting a positive school climate, and his collaboration with students, faculty and staff, and the community,” the press release stated. Chmiel, a longtime community resident whose older daughters graduated from PHS in 2013 and 2015, says that one of his top priorities now in his leadership of the high school is to learn about the school “from the inside out.” “I was very happy with my daughters’ educational experience at PHS, and I know they were too,” he said. “I’ve always been a parent and a community member, but not an educator inside the building.”

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He added that, in pursuing his learning goals, “My top priority is going to be building relationships with students, faculty and staff, as well as the families and community members who want to partner and work with us.” Chmiel pointed out that the process of building relationships, whether in Franklin or in Princeton, “doesn’t happen overnight. I know I’ll have my work cut out for me.” He continued, “When you get to know the students and they trust you, and their families and the faculty and staff trust you, when they know about you, and you know about them, then you can get into the bigger initiatives that have to do more directly with learning.” Listening carefully is a key tool he’ll be using in building relationships. “I don’t want to go in and make any assumptions,” he said. “I’m so excited to be coming to PHS, and I really want to learn more about the school from the inside out. I’m ready to listen to people and what they have to say.” One of the steps he’s planning towards building relationships is the establishment of a solutions

committee, something he initiated at Franklin, where a representative group of teachers from every department “would meet monthly and they would advise me about things we need to work on as a school, and we would make collaborative decisions.” He hopes to create a similar committee of students, both student government leaders and a range of others. “I’m very interested in hearing from students who run for class office and meeting with them regularly, but I’m also looking to incorporate other voices that haven’t always been heard and to hear from their perspective,” he said. He added, “I want the students and teachers to know that they are the major stakeholders in our school— not just to say it but really involve them and share leadership.” Chmiel and his wife first came to Princeton to enroll at Princeton University in 1994. They had grown up in Elizabeth, New Jersey and married right after high school. “Growing up in Elizabeth provided its own valuable experience that would help us to be successful in life,” he said, “but once we came to Princeton, she never wanted to leave. By the time we graduated from the University we had two little girls, and we both wanted to stay here for the rest of our lives.” Their two sons are in fifth g rade and k indergar ten at Riverside School. “The spirit of learning in Princeton is palpable as you walk around,” said Chmiel. —Donald Gilpin

HomeFront Reopens FreeStore With More Space and Light

Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora cut the ribbon to reopen HomeFront’s FreeStore on April 22. Thanks to a Community Development Block Grant awarded from Trenton’s Housing and Economic Development Department, the store will now have a brighter interior, an improved HVAC system, and handicap accessibility. “For a local family to afford a modest two-bedroom home, they must earn an hourly wage of $28 [per hour],” said Celia Bernstein, who oversaw the project. “If housing is this difficult to afford, where do you find money for clothing for your growing children or work clothes for a job interview, or sheets and towels?” Stocked with donations of gent ly us e d clot h ing and household goods, the FreeStore provides community members the opportunity to shop for essential items at no cost. As many continue to face financial challenges during the pandemic, the FreeStore offers a crucial lifeline for local low-income families. The FreeStore has seen over 78,000 visits since its inception in 1999. Consistent with HomeFront’s mission of helping families achieve independence, the FreeStore prioritizes work and school appropriate clothing, including plus-sizes. Much like a department store, the FreeStore offers a wide variety of clothing and other items every household needs. In addition to work and school attire, the FreeStore provides clothing for job interviews and

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BIGGER AND BETTER: Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora cut the ribbon at HomeFront’s newly refurbished FreeStore at 1000 Division Street, Trenton, on Thursday, April 22. He was joined by HomeFront Chief Operating Officer Sarah Steward, FreeStore Manager Maria Sierra, and HomeFront Director of Construction Celia Bernstein. (Photo by Meg Cubano) special occasions. The bedding and linens department prov ides towels, sheets, blankets, and pillows, while the housewares department has kitchen items such as pots and pans and small appliances. “When you think about a family in Trenton – half of which live under the poverty line – they need a place after they finish buying food for

their families, after they’ve found a home, they need to furnish it and they need to get clothing,” said Mayor Gusciora. “The FreeStore really is the place for so many families, particularly in the Chambersburg area, that just need a lifting hand.” For information on how to volunteer or donate, email getinvolved@homefrontnj. org or call (609) 989-9417.

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resources, and tents. The district anticipates that many costs related to the pandemic will be reimbursed by federal funding initiatives. The 2021 operating budget calls for $80.8 million to be raised in property taxes from Princeton’s residential and commercial property owners. The proposed tax levy is an increase of $796,000 over the current budget. An increase of two cents in the 2021 calendar year school district property tax rate means it will increase from $1.183 to $1.201 per $100 of assessed value. The average Princeton home, currently assessed at $841,064, would pay $10,101.13 in school district property taxes, an increase of $151.51 over the current $9,949.79. In the most recent year with audited results the local tax levy accounted for 86.4 percent of the revenue for the school district. Additional financial challenges faced by the district this year included rising health care costs, decreasing

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B e s t- s el l i ng ch i ld re n’s recording artist and preschool television favorite Laurie Berkner will return for an encore performance as she headlines this year’s children’s concert at the 38th annual New Jersey Lottery Festival of Ballooning.

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The Princeton native was the Festival’s first-ever kids’ concert headliner in 2017. She’ will perform on opening day, Friday, July 23 at 1:30 p.m. at Solberg Airport in Readington. Tickets go on sale Friday, April 23. Berkner is a leader and innovator in children’s music and entertainment. She has released 14 best-selling albums and has authored a number of picture books based on her songs. “Laurie creates an unforgettable experience for children to enjoy the music they love, performed live,” said Festival Executive Producer Howard Freeman. “Having a dedicated concert for children ages 2 to 8 and then filling the skies with giant, colorful hot air balloons, creates a day of lasting memories for everyone in the family. We’re thrilled to have her back with us.” The New Jersey Lottery Festival of Ballooning is the largest summertime hot air balloon and music festival in North America. The threeday festival, July 23-25, will fill the sky with gigantic, colorful hot air balloons and features affordable family entertainment including children’s amusement rides,

HAPPY BIRTHDAY: A ceremony to mark the 92nd birthday of former mayor and Council president Bernie Miller was held April 20 at Monument Hall. Miller, pictured with his wife, Ruth, was honored with a plaque commemorating an elm tree that was planted for him. Mayor Mark Freda, former Mayor Liz Lempert, members of Council, the community, and the Shade Tree Commission were on hand for the event. “Bernie was more than a Mayor, he was a friend and mentor,” said former Councilman Lance Liverman. “I could go to Mayor Miller with any issue and he would help solve the problem.” that suffered revenue losses related to the COVID -19 pandemic. This $28.6 billion program will provide restaurants with funding equal to their pandemic-related revenue loss up to $10 million per business and no more than $5 million per physical location. Recipients are not re quired to repay the funding as long as funds are used for eligible uses no later than March 11, 2023. Interested businesses can sign up to be notified by email when the application process begins. The list of who is eligible includes restaurants, food stands, food trucks, food carts, caterers, bars, taverns, some bakeries, brewpubs, breweries, wineries, inns, and others that have experienced pandemic-related revenue loss. To get the application form, visit sba.gov. For more Restaurant Revitalization Fund information, contact Paul Launched to Help Eateries, Bars Penna, legislative analyst, at The U.S. Small Business ppenna@njlm.org or call Adm inistrat ion ( SBA ) is (609) 695-3481 ext. 110. awarding funding through the Restaurant Revitalization Program to restaurants, bars, and other similar places of business that serve food or drink. The purpose 908.359.8388 of this funding is to provide Route 206 • Belle Mead support to eligible entities attractions and activities in a safe, outdoor environment spread across Solberg Airport’s 744 acres. Berkner was the first recording artist to ever appear in a music video on Nick Jr. and was a beloved presence on Jack’s Big Music Show. Her music is known for speaking to kids without talking down to them, charming youngsters without boring grownups. “I want to create songs that matter to children,” said Berkner. “I was singing once and saw a four-yearold girl shut her eyes and start swaying to the music. I thought, ‘That’s the reason I got into music.’ It keeps me wanting to do more.” Tickets, which include a limited number of VIP meet-and-greet opportunities, and additional Festival information, are available at balloonfestival.com.

Terhune Orchards welcomes the spring season on Saturday and Sunday, May 1 and 2, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The farm is at 330 Cold Soil Road. Children can use their imaginations to make and decorate their own kites or bring their own to fly. Country music will be performed from 12-4 p.m. by local bands Tookeny Creek and ALBO. Also available will be pony rides, old-fashioned games and children’s activities, and barn animals to visit. Lunch and snacks including BBQ chicken, chili, and fresh baked pies will be served, along with apple cider donuts and f resh pressed apple cider. Adults can visit the Wine Orchard, where tasting flights, wine by the glass, and wine slushFLYING HIGH: A young participant in Kite Day displays her colorful kite. The annual welcoming ie will be available to toast of spring is May 1 and 2 at Terhune Orchards. to Spring. Admission to the festival area is $10, age 3 and up. All entry to the farm including winery and farm store must be purchased in advance with online timed PHS Program Supports Asian American Students admission tickets.. Visit terOver the past four years two Princeton High School teachers have run a program huneorchards.com. for Asian American students, helping them to manage cultural differences and navigate the system. Princeton Family YMCA Nipurna Shah, PHS college and career counselor, and Paul Song, a PHS guidance Offering COVID Vaccines counselor, started the program in response to requests from students, and modIn partnership with the eled it after Boston University’s AWARE (Asian Women’s Action for Resilience and Princeton Health Department, Empowerment) program. Shah and Song have adapted AWARE to be both gender the Princeton Family YMCA neutral and appropriate for high school students. will host a COVID-19 vaccine Song, who is a Korean American man, described the students in the program, clinic at its facilities on Paul usually juniors and seniors who have been recommended by their guidance counRobeson Place on Thursday, selors, as “traversing two different cultural backgrounds, their home background April 29, 10 a.m. – 12 pm. and being at an American high school.” The program’s discussions give them a safe About 80 doses will be space to talk about a wide spectrum of topics, including cultural differences, family available, and those who are life, identity formation, and more. interested can sign up for an Shah, an Indian American woman, described the program as a “psycho-educational appointment on the Princeton counseling group,” with about ten students participating each year. Health Department’s website: Recently their normal curriculum was temporarily modified in order to address https://2021covid19vaccine. current events. “We have had to pause to help students process what has been as.me/?calendarID=5436996 happening in our country,” said Song. “It has been very emotional, not only for the “We are happy to work with students but for us as adults. We have been fortunate to have this group and the space the Princeton YMCA to hold to share our true inner feelings and thoughts. It provides a sense of empowerment.” another COVID-19 vaccine clinic for homebound resiPennington Grad Wins New Business Challenge dents and vulnerable populaRachel Domb, a 2019 Pennington School graduate, recently won first prize in tions,” said Mayor Mark FreNortheastern University’s Husky Startup Challenge for her business Rooted Living, da. “This clinic will focus on an eco-friendly, plant-based snack company. families in our WitherspoonA sophomore psychology major at Northeastern, Domb spoke to students in the Jackson neighborhood. To Pennington School’s applied science program in a recent Zoom event. She described date, we’ve successfully vacRooted Living and its creation out of her commitments to health and sustainability. cinated 258 people from Rooted Living’s healthy snacks are free from refined ingredients and are wrapped clinics held at three Princin compostable packaging. eton living sites. In addition, “My passion for personal health came from a long period of really struggling with public health nurses have asmy health,” she said. After transitioning to a plant-based diet, Domb realized how sisted homebound residents much of an impact her food choices made on her physical and mental health and at 42 homes. This diligent also on the earth. community effort to provide critical services truly makes us Domb shared with the Pennington students the process she went through for ‘Stronger Together.’” researching the snack market, crafting her business plan, winning the startup competition, joining a women’s entrepreneurship group on campus, crowdfunding, T he P r inceton Fam ily and manufacturing and soft-launching her products. She plans to officially launch YMCA also continues to host Rooted Living online and in Boston stores in May. free COVID-19 testing every day, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. PHS Alumna Named Presidential Scholar at Cornell Walk-ins are welcome, and Alexa Podolsky, 2017 Princeton High School graduate, has been named a Merrill appointments can be made at Presidential Scholar at Cornell University, one of a handful of seniors in the top www.expressmedcarenj.com one percent of their class who display exceptional intellectual drive and leadership or by calling (609) 785-1844. abilities. “Throughout the pandemic, Given the opportunity to recognize an inspiring high school teacher who signifithe Princeton Family YMCA cantly contributed to her college experience, Podolsky cited PHS biological science has been here to help our and chemistry teacher Robert Corell. community remain strong “Dr. Corell treated us like college students,” she said. “He had high expectations and resilient. We’ve provided of us because he respected us. He worked us hard because he wanted to prepare us food to community members for what we would soon face in college. I am forever grateful to Dr. Corell. Because in need, childcare options to of him I learned to stay on top of ever-flowing course material.” working families, opportunities to stay active, and free Recalling Podolsky’s focus on learning and the “pursuit of knowledge and underCOVID-19 tests for all,” said standing,” Corell noted her “selfless attitude” and willingness to help her fellow Princeton Family YMCA CEO students. Kate Bech. “We’re honored Podolsky, who will earn a bachelor’s degree in biomedical engineering next month, to partner with the Princeton has worked as an undergraduate research assistant in Cornell’s Lammerding Lab Health Department to offer and a research assistant/volunteer at NYU Langone Health. She has a particular vaccines during this stage of interest in biomaterials, precision medicine, and cancer technology, and she plans the pandemic.” to apply to medical school. Members of the community PJS Odyssey of the Mind Winners who would like to support the Princeton Junior School (PJS) students won two victories on April 17 at the OdysPrinceton Family YMCA’s Ansey of the Mind New Jersey State Finals, and they have qualified for the World Finals. nual Campaign and its efforts to strengthen the community, In the “Technical Problem” division the Virtual Odyssey group of Eden Barber, especially during the COVMadison Ferrante, Naman Parekh, and Oscar Anton won second place. In the “ClasID-19 pandemic, can make a sics Problem” division Eli Holler, Eli Pashman, Marco Duran, and Nate Oesterle donation through its website: finished third in the state competition. https://princetonymca.org/ The eight fifth graders, along with their leader, PJS math coordinator Zach Floyd, donate/. will be moving on to the World Finals held virtually and in person later this spring.

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Books Life of John Marshall Discussed April 29

The historian, journalist and author Robert Strauss will discuss his book John Marshall: The Final Founder (Lyons Press) with James Schneider of Princeton University Press on Thursday April 29 from 7 to 9 p.m. To register for the Zoom event, visit princetonlibrary. libnet.info/event/5060941. According to Kirkus Reviews, Strauss not only “examines Marshall’s landmark legal accomplishments, but also digresses into sections on a host of intriguing historical ideas.” Robert Strauss is a freelance journalist who has had more than a thousand bylines in The New York Times. He has taught nonfiction writing at the University of Pennsylvania since 1999 and been an adjunct professor at Temple University, the University of Delaware and St. Joseph’s University. He is the author of Worst. President. Ever, among other books.

Library Event Features Conversation with Lahiri

Jhumpa Lahiri and Alessandro Giammei w ill be talking about Lahiri’s novel Whereabouts ( Knopf ) on Monday, May 3 at 6 p.m. Besides being the first novel by Lahiri in nearly a decade, Whereabouts is the first book Lahiri has both written in Italian and translated into English. The talk is

cosponsored by The Princeton Public Library, Princeton University’s Humanities Councils and Lewis Center for the Arts, Department of French & Italian, and Program in Translation Studies. This is a ticketed event; tickets are $28, with the price covering a signed copy of Whereabouts and shipping charge to locations in the continental U.S. A portion of the profits helps support the Princeton Public Library. For link to register, visit labyrinthbooks.com. A starred review in Publishers Weekly says “Lahiri’s poetic flourishes and spare, conversational prose are on full display. This beautifully written portrait of a life in passage captures the hopes, frustrations, and longings of solitude and remembrance.” Jhumpa Lahiri is the author of four works of fiction: Interpreter of Maladies, The Namesake, Unaccustomed Earth, and The Lowland; and a work of nonfiction, In Other Words. She has received several awards and honors, including the Pulitzer Prize and the 2014 National Humanities Medal, awarded by President Barack Obama. She is director of Creative Writing at Princeton University’s Lewis Center for the Arts, where she is also Professor. Alessandro Giammei is a scholar and translator. An assistant professor of Italian at Bryn Mawr College, he is the author of Nell’officina del nonsense di Toti Scialoja.

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Mailbox Quiet Princeton Should Acknowledge Traffic Noise as Part of the Problem

To the Editor: In addition to the noise from blowers and mowers, in our neighborhood we have the problem of truck traffic—big, heavy trucks struggling up or screaming down Elm Road from morning to night. There is a highway two blocks away (route 206), but this village street is regularly crowded with huge trucks: moving vans, dump trucks, construction vehicles. There are no weight restrictions, so the largest vehicles available can legally drive on the road, flattening and fracturing the blacktop. There is no engine braking law, so heavy trucks coming down the hill can legally sound like the outbreak of WWIII. There are always young children and older citizens nearby; a heavy truck driving mishap here could be catastrophic. Two actions are needed. One, the town should do everything possible to restrict truck traffic on Elm Road: set weight limits, outlaw engine breaking, post signage prohibiting overweight truck traffic and directing such traffic to more appropriate streets. Second, Quiet Princeton should acknowledge traffic noise as part of the noise problem they are working to resolve. It is not a one neighborhood problem; a larger Quiet Princeton effort will find support from many neighborhoods in Princeton. We can have a quiet Princeton if we work at it. PAUL CRUSER Westerly Road

D&R Greenway CEO Offers Reflections on Earth Day 2021

To the Editor: What a perfect time of year this is to celebrate the beauty and the importance of our life-sustaining Earth! Newly greened trees, the songs of birds, colorful flowers that make us smile, and the rejuvenation of farm fields – all of these miracles create new hope. This Earth Day, I find myself reflecting on the legacy of people who have cared for our Earth. For it’s in the little things we do every day, the causes we support, and the choices we make in how we live our lives, that we become integral to the Earth’s stewardship. Steward of the Earth David Attenborough declares, “People must feel that the natural world is important and valuable and beautiful and wonderful and an amazement and a pleasure.” Here in central New Jersey, D&R

Greenway remembers hometown heroes from our preserva- fire codes for large wooden multi-unit developments are tion family whom we have lost this year and whose impact in place, Princeton officials should work with developers is longstanding: People like Bill Swain who, as an early for better fire protection using NJ bill S2051 as a guide. trustee, shepherded our first land preservation transactions; GRACE SINDEN landowner Betty Wold Johnson, who preserved her land Ridgeview Circle to ensure forever-green open spaces in our community; D&R Greenway supporter Jody Kendall, who gave quietly Letters to the Editor Policy to create special places, including our labyrinth and Healing Town Topics welcomes letters to the Editor, preferably Trail. The leader at the top of the list is Princeton Mayor and on subjects related to Princeton. Letters must have a D&R Greenway Board Chair Phyllis Marchand, who led us valid street address (only the street name will be printed all with her legendary energy and flair! Every name has a with the writer’s name). Priority will be given to letters story behind it, each inspiring us to do our part. that are received for publication no later than Monday Without Earth and the people who care for it, where noon for publication in that week’s Wednesday edition. would we be? Yes, we’ve landed on the Moon and Mars. But Letters must be no longer than 500 words and have Earth is our home, sustaining life as we know it. Let’s use no more than four signatures. this Earth Day to recommit to its protection – every day. All letters are subject to editing and to available Tell me (info@drgreenway.org), what did you do to celspace. ebrate Earth Day? At least a month’s time must pass before another letter from the same writer can be considered for pubYours in conservation, lication. LINDA J. MEAD, Letters are welcome with views about actions, President & CEO, D&R Greenway Land Trust

Princeton Officials Should Work With Developers for Better Fire Protection

To the Editor: Re: “Planning Board to Consider Redevelopment Study” (Town Topics, April 21, front page): this article notes that Princeton Shopping Center’s (PSC) owner has selected developer AvalonBay for redevelopment including housing bordering PSC at the Clearview Avenue neighborhood. AvalonBay’s history of fires is disturbing. This month a large fire at their Princeton Junction apartments caused 22 people in 7 families to lose their homes. This is the company’s fourth known fire in New Jersey; its most serious fire, in January 2015 in Edgewater, which received large media coverage, caused 500 people to lose their homes. In addition, AvalonBay’s large under-construction housing in the year 2000 at the Edgewater site led to the destruction of nine nearby occupied homes, and its Maplewood housing under construction in 2017 also went up in flames. The use of large, light frame (some call “stick”) highly combustible wood multi-unit construction allows fires to spread quickly. Even if there are no deaths, the loss of one’s home is tragic to residents and costly to municipalities. Currently, proposed NJ Senate bill S2051 limits the size and scale of light frame wood construction in large multi-unit housing, thus encouraging use of more fire safe masonry / concrete. Over the years fire codes have been degraded at the national and state level. This is largely due to developer influence in the code writing process. The voices of firefighters are less heeded, even though their safety is on the line. Municipalities bear the myriad costs of such fires in services required as well as lost revenue. Until more protective

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ou could say that growing up with the Princeton Record Exchange sealed my son’s fate. I can still see him sitting on the floor, plowing through the $1.99 bargain bins at the back of the legendary store’s first location on Nassau between Chambers and Bank streets. When Prex was two years old in 1982, Ben had just turned six, and there he was, hunkered down picking out albums that would be recycled over the years as his taste began to shift from mainstream pop to power pop to metal to psych to prog, and on and on into the most exotic, obscure, and farflung reaches of the rock and roll universe. “Little Red Corvette” The first record Ben actually owned was Prince’s “Little Red Corvette,” purchased on his birthday from a startled sales clerk at Titles Unlimited, who wanted to know if the little kid in the stroller knew what the song was about. I put him off, not ready to delve into the philosophical depths of a five-year-old’s careless infatuation with lyrics like “a pocketful of horses, Trojans some of them used,” “a body like yours oughta be in jail,” and “your little red love machine.” Not only were the words hilarious, he liked the way they fit the music, and they were fun to dance to. From early on, as soon as Ben heard a lyric, he knew it cold. Call it a gift or a curse, this is true today, on his 45th birthday. He still delights in reciting lyrics like Jimmy Webb’s “MacArthur Park,” in which the singer goes from being “pressed in love’s hot, fevered iron like a striped pair of pants” to “the sweet green icing flowing down” because “someone left the cake out in the rain.” Gandalf Casts a Spell There was a time when I worried that Ben’s fascination with deranged or mediocre lyrics might indicate a careless, juvenile, noise-for-noise’s sake attitude that would lead to his buying (or asking for) obscure mediocrities at exorbitant prices. When the vinyl monkey first landed on his back, that seemed a definite possibility. Five years after the murder of John Lennon turned his world upside down, he discovered Frank Zappa. Besides putting the whole pop culture human comedy into perspective, Zappa’s musicianship and theatrical imagination helped Ben find his way through a labyrinth of bad heavy metal, pseudo satanic junk, “hot dog stand” singers, and “my girlfriend dumped me” cliches. In the aftermath of Zappa’s 1993 death, which hit him hard but much less damagingly than Lennon’s, his fascination with collectible records was fueled by two immense compendiums, Vernon Joynson’s Fuzz, Acid and Flowers: A Comprehensive Guide To American Garage and Hippie Rock 1964-1975 (1993) and The Tapestry of Delights: The Comprehensive Guide To British Music

Of The Beat, R&B, Psychedelic & Progressive Eras 1963-1976, first published in 1995. Both tomes, with their tempting array of images and rarity ratings, opened the door to obscure wonders like Gandalf, which was unaffordable until a CD reissue came along in time for Christmas. At first Gandalf had little to recommend it but the psychedelic cover art, some word of mouth among dealers, and a reputation as the victim of a major record company’s ineptitude and indifference. My wife and I both had doubts about a playlist that included Tim Hardin covers and oddball standards like “Nature Boy,” “Scarlet Ribbons,” and especially the first track, “Golden Earrings,” a song we associated with a campy old Marlene Dietrich movie. So there were some uneasy moments before Ben slid the CD into the player and a dreamy spell was cast that held until the last song, “I Watch the Moon,” one of two haunting originals by Peter Sando, who calls it “a song of loneliness and teenage angst that was like the Ronettes meet Procol Harum.” The other equally moody original, “Can You Travel in the Dark Alone,” would make a fitting title for the LP. Sando says he wrote it as a poem in a college accounting class, inspired by his love of lighthouses, especially Barnegat Light. No wonder, Sando hails from Tenafly, N.J. Anyway, it’s nice to think that Gandalf’s lighthouse showed us the way to the vinyl Mecca across the river. Gritty City Like the Lovin Spoonful, Gandalf was a product of the New York scene, for which the Spoonful’s John Sebastian had written the anthem, “Summer in the City.” One of the first father and son record store adventures began at Bleecker Bob’s, the secondhand shop at 118 West 3rd, formerly the site of the Night Owl Cafe, where both the Spoonful and Gandalf (then known as the Rahgoos) played in the mid-sixties. In fact, most secondhand Manhattan record stores retained the aura of sites where rock, folk, and blues musicians had performed or hung out and might walk in at any moment to check the stock. Bleecker Bob’s had a grubby urban ambience that inspired thoughts of poets of urban decrepitude like Balzac, Dickens, and Dostoevsky. The walls were covered with movie and concert posters and hung with 45 singles, guitars, rock T-shirts, and wall clocks. In the front window was a photo of the Blues Magoos performing at

the Night Owl, plus the shabby rug near the store’s entrance was the same one that had covered the stage. Peter Sando’s website offers a first-hand portrait of the Night Owl: “It was a very unique room, a long and narrow storefront. The stage faced straight at a wall in the center with one church pew at the foot, ... an aisle, and then another pew against the wall. All the other seating was to the left and right of the stage, giving a side view. The PA was very trebly and faced to the sides. The music crashed into the wall and died, leaving the vocals very bare to the bulk of the crowd to each side. You had better sing on key or else it was a disaster. Good harmony went a long way at the Night Owl!” Every Thanksgiving there was “a huge feast,” with everyone there “past and present — even The Spoonful...and The Mothers of Invention served the food! Yes, we ‘believed in magic.’” From Venus to Midnight My dream tribute to the lost city of record stores — much of it lost well before the pandemic — would be a Jim Jarmusch movie in the style of Mystery Train, with Screaming Jay Hawkins taking over for J.D. at Midnight Records and the ghost of Elvis singing the title song as the lights fade i n t he back room, with its wall of pricey tresures. In charge at Venus, you’d have the jailbirds f rom Down By Law, Tom Waits, John Lurie, and Roberto Benigni. Instead of the inevitably hostile sales clerks, Waits and Lurie would be bickering while casting dirty looks in the direction of Benigni (“If-a looks-acould-a-kill, I would-a be dead”), who breaks the ice by leading all the record freaks and junkies in a march around the store chanting “Ice Cream, Ice Cream, I scream for Ice Cream.” Ben’s favorite store was Second Coming, on Sullivan around the corner from Bleecker Bob’s. Besides offering an extraordinary selection of European prog at reasonable prices, the place was usually presided over by Ras, a friendly Dane with whom Ben liked to chat. Another favorite was Stooz off Avenue A, where he always seemed to find unfindable albums, and the Shrine on 9th Street, the scene of historic catches like Gnidrolog’s In Spite of Harry’s Toe-Nail and Lady Lake. And as far as I know, Ben was one of the few mortals who got along with Midnight’s dour, forever purple-shirted Frenchman, J.D. Martignon, who carried the fullest selection of

collector literature, notably Fuzz Acid and Flowers and The Tapestry of Delights. Midnight was perhaps the most cinematically decrepit of Manhattan stores. It also had the advantage of reflected mystique from the Chelsea Hotel across the street, where Ben and I stayed the night we saw Ray Davies of the Kinks at the Westbeth Theater Center on Bank Street. By all rights, we should be going into the city today to celebrate Ben’s birthday with a record store roundabout, but even if there were no lockdown, all the stores we’d have visited are gone, with the possible exception of Academy on East 12th. By Christmas, who knows, perhaps the WFMU Record Fair will rise from the ashes of the plague. The Great Fair If I want a sense of good old hot, crowded, pre-pandemic Manhattan, all I have to do is visualize the WFMU scene I encountered whenever I went birthday or Christmas shopping and/or dealing for Ben. I’d compare the experience to walking into a Hell’s Angels wedding party, but that doesn’t come close to the blind, visceral impact of the thing. Picture a mile-long R. Crumb mural-in-motion whirling in timelapse surges around a vast, bright, overheated room where super-amplified Latino disco punk freakbeat music is being spun by a DJ who looks like Patti Smith while live sounds from bands with names like the Cherry Blossom Clinic are being drowned in the flood of collective adrenaline; where pre-millennium hipsters with Miles Davis cheekbones prowl the jazz tables in the same clogged aisle with grey-haired exteeny-boppers ready to kill for a test pressing of the first Monkees album; where a tweedy devotee of Early Music gingerly negotiates the sweaty, brawling human tide that is also being charmingly navigated by mini-skirted girls carrying trays loaded with joint-making paraphernalia; where midnight cowboys ride roughshod on the country western bins and velourclad fans of glam and power pop fight for ‘browsing’ space with glassy-eyed prog and psych fiends from Japan fixated on Vertigo swirls (a favored collectors’ label); where aging metal freaks, New Agers and New Wavers, show-music backstagers and avant-garders pack their bags with goodies, wads of bills pass from hand to hand, and records that sold for $800 last year are going for $1800 the next. oming home from WFMU once upon a time a long time ago, I had news for Ben. I was sorting through one of the bins of rare LPs when I came across Gandolf’s psychedelic gypsy femme fatale butterfly, and the person next to me wanted to know how much they were asking. “That’s my group,” said Peter Sando. —Stuart Mitchner

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Jacobs-Jenkins Updates a Medieval Morality Play in “Everybody”; Passage’s Domingues Directs Rider Theatre’s Polished Production

ider Theatre has presented Everybody online April 21-25. Princeton University alumnus and MacArthur Fellow Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’ script is a contemporary adaptation of Everyman, a medieval morality play. Everybody premiered at the Signature Theatre in 2017, and was a finalist for the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Rider’s polished presentation is directed by Passage Theatre Artistic Director C. Ryanne Domingues. She guides the talented cast through the multiple roles that the script requires them to juggle, and gives the production the appearance of having taken place live in an auditorium—the show was filmed in the university’s Yvonne Theater—while making the most of the advantages offered by video editing. ( Due to COVID precautions, actors never were filmed together. However, Darren Sussman’s nimble editing helps the video to avoid the choppy, one-actorper-screen appearance of many online productions.) An Usher (portrayed by Sarah Santos McCluskey, who gives the character an affable, matter-of-fact demeanor) introduces the play. “It was based on another play from the 15th -century, called Everyman, which was one of the earliest recorded plays in the English language.” After noting Everyman’s likely origins in Elckerlijc—a Dutch play attributed to Peter van Diest—and a Buddhist fable, the Usher quips: “We’re dealing with some fairly old and ancient material, so let’s just trust it to be really wise and meaningful, okay? And be forgiving of some of its storytelling quirks.” The Usher cues God, whose love for the world does not negate anger at the human race’s pride and arrogance. (McCluskey portrays the “God Body,” while Ellie Pearlman plays “God in Voice.”) God summons Death (Trevor Shingler) and instructs him to “seek out Everybody, and bring them to me…I need them to give me some sense of how and why they have lived the way they have lived, so I can make the appropriate adjustments to my beloved experiment.” Death tries to project fearsomeness, but this is to cover milquetoast uncertainty: “Where even is Everybody?” he stammers. This cues the appearance of Somebody One (played by Jerome Manning), Two (Juliette Nero Eddings), Three (Kate DeLong), Four ( Erik Olsson) and Five ( Samantha Cassidy ). Death explains to the skeptical group that God wants a “report…of your time here and how you spent it—why you lived your life so wrong.” Later he adds, “Once you’re there you can never come back—I think.”

The group hastily invents reasons why they can’t go. Somebody Two unsuccessfully attempts to bribe Death. Somebody Five asks if she can bring someone. Death agrees—if anyone is brave enough to make the journey. Breezily the Usher returns with a bingo cage, and announces that from this point in the play onward, the actors’ roles will be decided by lottery at every performance. This is to underline “the randomness of death, while also destabilizing your preconceived notions about identity.” This conceit, which requires the ensemble to memorize the entire script, is a Jacobs-Jenkins addition to the story. In this production Somebody Five is cast as Everybody, and must accompany Death. “We figured out that filming the show multiple times (with a different actor in a different role for each filming) was going to be virtually impossible, so we had to drop the idea and only do one version of the show,” Domingues acknowledges in an email to this writer. “We did do the exercise during rehearsal, where each actor picked a role ‘out of a hat’ and read for that role during the rehearsal that day.” One of the “storytelling quirks” alluded to by the Usher is that “some people are not going to play people.” Many characters are abstract ideas in the guise of people. Everybody first approaches the debonair Friendship (Manning). Despite having expressed a willingness to “go to Hell and back” for Everybody, Friendship declines the journey, quipping that the

the tableau rather eerie.) Everybody’s encounter with Cousinship and Kinship is set in a modest but comfortable-looking living room. The elegance of those settings contrasts with that of Everybody’s meeting with Stuff. Expectedly, Stuff is surrounded by Everybody’s possessions (which include a rack of clothes, a suitcase, and an electric piano), but many of the things are in a pile, held together with a rope. The clothes collection is telling when ju xtaposed against the ripped pants that Costume Designer Robin Shane has given her to wear. (Shane gives Stuff a jacket that is green—the color of cash.) It is equally telling that, unlike the previous encounters, Everybody’s meeting with Love (Rebecca Ponticello) does not take place on the stage, but in the auditorium. The loyal but tough-talking character is furious at being neglected, and temporarily exits into the hallway, threatening to leave unless Everybody repeatedly voices acknowledgment of the fragility and impermanence of her natural life. This is followed by a sequence that is a highlight of the show: “La Danse Macabre,” a ballet that is a triumphant collaboration between Todd Lloyd’s lighting, John Viggiano’s music (largely scored for piano), and dance by Pearlman and Spendley (who wear skulls on their hats). The choreography and projections give the illusion that a row of dancers is forming a pathway that will lead Everybody to the end of her journey. The overt, resolute theatricality of the sequence is an extension of the dialogue in which the Usher acknowledges that she is in a play. This pathway motif also is present in a series of dreamlike interludes in which an unseen chorus of voices comments on the action. As they talk, Everybody follows an illuminated path toward a bright spotlight. This interpolation of commentary and an extended musical (dance) sequence, as well as the avoidance of a fourth wall, suggest that elements of Greek tragedy and Brechtian alienation effects are being blended with the medieval drama. omingues and her collaborators use these elements to create a series of compelling and often dazzling tableaux. At the play’s climax Everybody descends a trapdoor that obviously represents a grave. But virtual theater is starting to rise above its origins as a EVERYBODY: Rider Theatre has presented “Everybody” online. Written by Branden Jacobs- somewhat crude stopgap, to become an Jenkins and directed by C. Ryanne Domingues, the show is a contemporary retelling of the 15th- art form in its own right—and prepare century morality play “Everyman.” Everybody (Samantha Cassidy, right) desperately asks for a us to return to its in-person counterpart crucial favor from Love (Rebecca Ponticello, left). (Image from videography by Darren Sussman, courtesy of Rider University) represented by the empty auditorium. —Donald H. Sanborn III promise was “to Hell and back.” Everybody also fails to persuade the insincerely sympathetic Kinship (Nero Eddings) and Cousinship (DeLong) to join the pilgrimage. Kinship suggests asking a scared Girl (Anna Spendley) sitting in the audience, who apprehensively shakes her head “no.” Next, Ever ybody approaches Stuff ( infused w ith placid reser ve by Ols son). Stuff (Jacobs-Jenkins’ version of “Goods”) points out that acquiring him has distracted Everybody from preparing for her presentation. He bristles when Everybody refers to him as hers; when she dies, he will become a distraction to somebody else. What makes these vignettes entertaining is that these characters are given such recognizable personalities. The line deliveries of Manning, Nero Eddings, DeLong and Olsson spotlight the performative nature of many human interactions. The indignant surprise with which Cassidy imbues her performance is what makes us believe Everybody’s horrified discovery of that shallowness. Scenic Designer Buck Linton decorates the stage elaborately for those sequences, underlining the time and thought we put into our physical (rather than spiritual) space. Everybody and Friendship sit in the center of what looks like a fairly elegant restaurant. (Headless department store mannequins—which perhaps are there to suggest other customers—make

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BRASS ON THE GRASS: The PSO Brass Quintet is among the chamber music groups performing at Morven during May as part of the Princeton Symphony Orchestra’s chamber music series, on the Pool House lawn May 27.

Live Chamber Music Coming to Morven

Princeton Symphony Orchestra presents a series of chamber music concerts on Thursdays in May at 6 p.m., on the grounds of Morven Museum and Garden on Stockton Street. The series begins May 6 with PSO Strings, on the lawn of the Education Center. Rossen Milanov conducts the Princeton Symphony Orchestra Strings in Jessie Montgomery’s Strum and Tchaikovsky’s Serenade for Strings. On May 13, “Boyd Meets Girl” features guitarist Rupert Boyd and cellist Laura Metcalf, on the Pool House lawn. The May 20 concert is by the Momenta Quartet and is titled “Great Music from t he Recent and Dis tant Past.” The final program on May 27 features the PSO Brass Quintet in “America

the Beautiful” with works by American composers, in advance of Memorial Day weekend. Tickets are $35 per pod (2-person capacity). Visit Princetonsymphony.org for more information.

New Dance Works on Film By Princeton University Seniors

New works choreographed for film by Princeton dance seniors Sophie Blue, Liam Lynch and Enver Ramadini will premiere on April 30 at 8 p.m. in a virtual Zoom webinar. Admission is free and registration is required. Blue’s piece explores the intimacy and strength of the female moving body, as captured by the simultaneous choreography of the camera. Seeking to offer the audience a new lens into the dance, the highly prescribed usage of videography works against “objectifying” or

“feminizing” the bodies and moving of the full femaleidentifying cast. Lynch’s piece is a reflection on his relationship with his grandfather, who has dementia, and the questions of memory, identity, and subjectivity that his condition gives rise to. The piece tracks the transformation from a structured reality to a world in which context slips away. In Ramadani’s piece, several dancers in solo vignettes perform experiences of navigating emotion and loss set to a soundtrack drawn from interviews with the cast. The work explores the volatility of being: how the pull into intimate, internal headspace challenges and complicates awareness of the physical, pedestrian self. The event is hosted by d a n ce fac u lt y m e m ber Miguel Gutierrez and

The Youth Orchestra of Central Jersey (YOCJ) has been selected as one of only seven youth orchestras in the United States to participate in the Orchestra Residencies Program and the special series, “Covid-19 Support Program,” of violinist Midori. As part of her Covid-19 support efforts, Midori’s aim is to encourage young musicians to be actively making music with each other, even from afar. As such, Midori invited applications from across the country for a chance to join her in giving virtual premiere performances of a new violin concertino written by composer Derek Bermel. “All of us at YOCJ are excited about this unique opportunity to get our students back to performing,” said Phillip Pugh, artistic director. “We are certain that this collaborative project will provide a meaningful experience for the next generation of youth orchestra musicians.” YOCJ students can participate in several workshops with Midori and Derek Bermel and will have the opportunity to be selected for two ensembles that will rehearse and perform a virtual online concert with Midori as soloist, which will take place on Tuesday June 1, 2021. This new Bermel work will feature two movements: one for string orchestra and one for wind ensemble, conducted by Princeton Symphony Orchestra (PSO) assistant conductor Nell Flanders. In 2020, YOCJ’s ongoing relationship with the Princeton Symphony Orchestra (PSO) was further solidified with the announcement of F landers expanding her PSO role and taking over the leadership of YOCJ’s Symphonic Orchestra. As a result of this partnership, YOCJ students have taken part in virtual workshops on composing and performing, led by Flanders, as well as special access to PSO concerts with an opportunity to meet guest artists. YOCJ is planning to resume Fall 2021 in person rehearsals pending state health guidelines. Visit yocj. org for Information on the residency and new student auditions taking place on June 15 and 16.

Several Arts Programs Coming to Senior Center

Among the many upcoming virtual programs scheduled at Princeton Senior Resource Center are several focused on the performing and visual arts. On May 5-12, 19, and 26 at 11 a.m., “Making Music” celebrates everything from Mozart to the blues. Admission is $10 per session. On Wednesday, May 5, “Ethno-music-what?” comes from the Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix, Arizona. Katie Palmer, curator of education, focuses on sounds from Africa in this exploration of music rituals across the world. Participants are asked to be prepared to recall personal exSPRING DANCE FESTIVAL: Members of the cast of Sophie Blue’s “e ‘fem(e)rel” perform for the periences with music, from camera in a field near Princeton University. (Photo courtesy of Sophie Blue) both near and far.

Lear n about the life of Mozart by visiting his apartment in the heart of Vienna, where he lived for several years. The session is Wednesday, May 12. Next, on May 19, a tour of the American Jazz Museum in Kansas City, Missouri, is planned. The museum showcases the sights and sounds of jazz through interactive exhibits and films. “Meet and Greet with Beetoven” is Wednesday, May 16. A virtual walk through Beethoven’s house in Bonn, Germany gives a look at the composer through new perspectives including how he perceived his music after his hearing failed, and why he never married. PSRC’s Gallery Talks Online are Thursdays at 11 a.m., May 6-June 10. Led by the Princeton University Art Museum’s docents, the weekly seminars cost $75 for the series of six events. The May 6 topic is World Cultures, with docent Ximena Skovron. On May 13, American Art is led by Leslie Sullivan. Allegra D’Adamo leads World of Prints (Prints from the Collections ) on May 20, and Jennifer Yuan talks about Impressionism and Post-Impressionism on May 27. Skovron returns June 3 for Women in Art, and Sullivan is back June 10 for Depictions of Gardens. For information on these and other PSRC programs, visit princetonsenior.org.

Online Conversation Series From University Concerts

In a series of conversations hosted by multidisciplinary artist and WNYC host Helga Davis, Princeton University Concerts (PUC) will focus on the hope and resiliency inherent within the performing arts, and the pandemic’s impact on the role of the arts in our society. “Unmasking the Arts: Looking to the Future” includes pianist and co-director of The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Wu Han, MacArthur Genius opera and theater director Yuval Sharon, violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja, and others in topics encompassing the intersection between the arts and contemporary issues.

Helga Davis This includes considering how the music industry contributes to and can address climate change, the role of the arts within the context of social justice, how politics play into evolving cultural values, shaping the future of the performing arts, and more. The series aims to harness the thoughtful intent that has arisen from the pandemic, and ensure that we unmask the arts mindfully and beneficially as we transition into a post-pandemic world. Episodes are free and will be streamed weekly on Tuesdays at 7 p.m., remaining available for on-demand viewing. More information and access links will be available at princetonuniversityconcerts.org.

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George Street Playhouse will hold a virtual gala benefit on Thursday, April 29, with appearances by Lewis Black, David Hyde Pierce, Steve Guttenberg, Renee Taylor, Marlo Thomas, Andre de Shields, and several others from the performing arts world. The gala will honor former Governor Thomas H. Kean; Thomas F. Kelso, Chairperson of the New Brunswick Cultural Center; and James N. Heston, Chairperson of George Street Playhouse’s Board of Trustees, with the Thomas H. Kean Arts Advocacy Award. The event, which will take place in a virtual venue accessible from anywhere in the world through a computer or smart television, will feature performances by friends of George Street Playhouse. Guests will be able to mingle via webcam and chat. The event represents the latest in George Street’s forays into unique digital programming, highl i g h te d b y a n o n g o i n g streaming season for 2021. The Thomas H. Kean Arts Advocacy Award was first presented in 1990 to former Governor Kean, whom it recognizes again this year. It pays tribute to an individual, corporation, or foundation whose dedication to the arts enhances the cultural life of New Jersey. “We are thrilled to honor t hes e t hree t remendous supporters, not only of the mission of George Street Playhouse, but of the arts across the state of New Jersey,” said George Street Playhouse Artistic Director David Saint. “We are deeply moved by all the many extraordinary artists who have agreed to participate in this event benefiting G eorge Street Playhouse.” To at te nd t h e Vir t ua l Event on April 29, Gala Experience Tickets are $400 and can be purchased at georgestreetplayhouse.org.

ACME Carpool Cinema Returns to Lambertville

The Carpool Cinema will be presented again in Lambertville, starting May 8. Sponsored by the ACME Screening Room, the programs include live music by local musicians at 8 p.m., followed by the screenings. The location is the lot at 204 North Union Street, behind the Spokeworks Building. Select Friday nights will be dedicated to Family Film Nights with a cartoon preshow. Upcoming May films include The Birdcage, Love, Simon for Pride Weekend, (sponsored by New Hope Celebrates ), Abominable and Jaws. Concessions will be provided by Thai Tida. The Acme will also sell sodas and sparkling waters, in addition to bagged snacks and candy. Patrons are welcome to “tailgate” by their car, and are required to wear a mask if they leave their parking spot. A bathroom for carpool customers only will be available on site. Tickets are $25-40 per car, depending on the film. New this year is a discount for ACME Members. All ticket sales are available online only. For the upcoming film schedule and to purchase tickets, visit acmescreeningroom.org.

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“REINVENTION – ACT. #1”: Works by artist Carole Jury will be showcased in an exhibition on view May 4 to 9 at 19 Hulfish Street in Palmer Square.

“REINVENTION” Solo Art as the curator for the six-day “We are very happy to be Exhibition by Carol Jury event, where visitors will be able to infuse art into the

A resident of Princeton for seven years, artist Carole Jury will showcase her art from May 4 to 9 at 19 Hulfish Street in Palmer Square. A portion of the proceeds from the event will go to support Share My Meals, a nonprofit fighting food insecurity and food waste in the Princeton area. This exhibition, “REINVENTION – Act. #1,” will highlight different series explored through the years by the artist, a retrospective offering full immersion in Jury’s world. Nicole Bonifay, director of the Gallery des Artists in France, will act

able to rediscover pieces from past series “La Vie en rose” or “Dark Sea,” as well as experience for the firsttime new ones such as “Time goes by…” or “Metal Song.” “I am delighted that my art contributes to the work of “Share My Meals,” said Jury. Through this exhibition, Jury said she wishes to support the dedication of the Share My Meals board members and volunteers who have devoted so much of their time over the last 14 months, distributing healthy meals daily to families and individuals most in need in the community.

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Share My Meals initiative through this week-long joint exhibition with Carole Jury,” s a id Is ab el le L a mb ot te, founder of Share My Meals. In addition to “REINVENTION – Act. #1” in Princeton, Act. #2 will be organized and take place in Lyon, France, Carole Jury’s city of birth, from June 24 to 26, 2021. Starting May 4, exhibit hours are Tuesday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; and Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, visit carolejury.com.

The Arts Council of Princeton (ACP) announces that “Taking Pause,” a public art photography installation created by ACP Artistin-Residence Robin Resch, is now on view in Princeton’s Dohm Alley. Taking Pause is a documentary, collaborative portrait project that asks people to reflect on what in their lives feels most essential. With what do we identify and connect most deeply? What truly matters to us and why? Photographic tript ychs each display a participant, what they shared as irreplaceable, and their story behind this choice. Resch describes the documentary series as a collaboration meant to invite reflection and healing amid challenges like COVID-19, racial injustice, and social reckoning. The portrait sets will be on display in Dohm Alley, next to Starbucks, through October 2021, as a public art display, free and open to the public. “At a time when our country feels so torn and disconnected, this project aims to reconnect and place trust with those we don’t know,” said Resch. “Crucial to this project is its collaborative nature that aspires to connect with people, share stories, and spend time together. In short, to take pause, to reflect.” Work on this series began in early 2018 with a core group of participants from varying backgrounds. Between November 2018 and March 2019, Resch began to expand the project’s community and network exponentially by working with people across the United States, driving solo 10,553 miles from East to West

largely determined by the location of the contributors. Resch’s goal for this Princeton manifestation of her Taking Pause project is to capture as broad a spectrum of the local community as possible. “Our lives are so diverse and we’ve all been impacted in similar and yet differing ways,” said Resch. “To some degree, it has been equalizing. In other ways it’s been polarizing. How has it impacted us? Have our values changed? Would we answer the question ‘what is irreplaceable to you?’ differently today than a year ago?” Her hope is to sow seeds for a conversation that may help heal in such a challenging time and that as a collaborative project, “Taking Pause” may help rebuild trust by addressing our fears and fostering communication and reflection. Resch is a Princeton-based photographer who lived in Italy, France, and the Netherlands until 1998. She left Europe to pursue her Master’s in Architecture at Princeton University, which she combined with advanced photographic studies with Emmet Gowin and Andrew Moore. Her architectural training informs her documentary photographic work as she is particularly interested in making images that are about and their personal environments as well as the impact on our collective environments. Her landscape photography, which is more abstract, seeks to explore our human experience of the natural environment. Resch’s work has been exhibited at Princeton University’s Lucas Gallery, the Pringle Gallery in Philadelphia, Design Within Reach, Princeton Project Space, the

photo g r aph s have b e e n published in the New York Times, the Witte de With Cahiers, the Rotterdams Dagblad, Italian GQ, and Princeton Magazine. She has maintained an active portrait studio since 2003. In 2012, she was honored to be the exclusive campaign photographer for the Princeton fundraising event with First Lady Michelle Obama.

Doylestown Arts Festival Is Looking for Artists

With health and safety concerns at the forefront, plans are underway for the 2021 Doylestown Arts Festival to be held September 11-12, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Festival organizers are accepting independent artist applications online through May 7. Participating artists will have the oppor tunit y to showcase their handmade works at this juried art festival that will celebrate its 30th year on the streets of the Doylestown Borough. In addition to artist displays, this outdoor event will highlight live demonstrations and music. Efforts are being made to accommodate best practices regarding health concerns for participants and attendees, including additional spacing to allow for social distancing and handwashing/sanitizing stations. The Doylestown Arts Festival is made possible by a small volunteer committee of Discover Doylestown and is presented by the Thompson Organization. For more information visit dtownartsfestival.com.

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The Hunterdon Art Tour (THAT), a self-guided tour showcasing the studios and exhibition spaces of 60+ artists living and working in Hunterdon County, will be held on Saturday, May 1 and Sunday, May 2. THAT was founded by a small, dedicated volunteer group of artists and longtime Hunterdon County residents in 2016. TH AT’s ar tists w ill be featured in a special exhibition at the Hunterdon Art Museum (HAM) in Clinton. The artwork is offered for sale benefiting the artists, THAT and HAM. The festivities kick off on Friday, April 30 from 7 to 9 p.m. with a virtual opening live streamed by Todd Lambrix and Terri Mcnamara, hosts of The Large Glass, their weekly show focusing on conversations about artists and art. Connect via Twitch to meet the artists and see their work. Use the exhibition — along with the signature website and printed map — to develop your own tour. This year, HATS! (Hunterdon Ar t Teachers and Students) is exhibiting as part of THAT in the River Gallery at HAM. This show celebrates the powerful and important relationship between student and teacher. “ E a c h of u s i n for m s , grows, and learns from the other. And when it works well, it truly is symbiotic,” said Sarah Rupper t, ar t teacher at Delaware Valley Regional High School. “We believe that being a good teacher is an art form in and of itself. But each of us is dedicated to being a teaching artist. We question, e x p l or e, i n te r pr e t, a n d sometimes just make. Our art informs our teaching in a way that no textbook can.” Artists’ studios and partner events at more than 30

locations will be open to the public during varying hours on Saturday, May 1 and Sunday, May 2. Artist and partner addresses and detailed contact information can be found on TheHunterdonArtTour.com under 2021 Artists and 2021 Partners headings in the red banner on the home page. “We are humbled by and beyond grateful for the exceptional response to THAT 2021 by so many new and continuing artists and partners,” said Kathleen Thompson, project co -founder, THAT. “There would be no Tour without their steadfast dedication to TH AT and flexibility to adapt in this unprecedented and uncertain year.” Visit TheHunterdonArtTour.com for the complete artist and partner directory, interactive map, and updates. Masks and social distancing required at all locations.

“Art à la Carte” Virtual Fundraiser for Art Center

The Center for Contemporary Art (The Center) in Bedminster is holding a oneof-kind virtual fundraiser, “Art à la Carte,” on Friday, May 14 from 7–8:30 p.m. The Center invites the public to join them for a smorgasbord of fun virtual art activities. Create an original work of art, test your knowledge on art trivia, or get a personal guided tour of an art exhibition. Not an artist? Not a problem! Your ticket to Art à la Carte gives you access to a menu of art-filled breakout rooms suitable for artists and nonartists alike. Breakout rooms include: d r aw i n g f r o m a m o d e l with artist Oscar Peterson ( Millburn ), behind-thescenes exhibition tour with ar tist Maxwell Mustardo (Pittstown), still life watercolor sketching with artist

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“Origin of Wonder” on Display at Artists’ Gallery

Ar tists Bill Jersey and Laura Rutherford Renner have announced the opening of their joint show, “Origin of Wonder,” on Thursday, May 6 at the Artists’ Gallery, 18 Bridge Street, Lambertville. The exhibit, which runs through June 6, features oil paintings by the two artists. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, there will be no opening reception for this exhibition. “Origin of Wonder” invites you to pause, to see, to remember the wonder of the world that the artists share with you. Residing in Hunterdon County, Bill Jersey said, “I am surrounded by creeks, forests, fields, and hills — an abundance of scenes I want to capture or interpret on canvas. Over time, my paintings evolved from more realistic scenes of the natural world to more interpreted representations, using dramatic colors to evoke fresh perspectives. As a documentary filmmaker of many years, I learned to catch a moment in time and use it to tell a larger story. That is what I seek to capture in my paintings.” Laura Rutherford Renner, from Collingswood, enjoys painting figures engaged in the experience of their environments. “Capturing these interactions in two dimensions is an exercise and a source of calm,” she said. “I relish mixing pure colors, keeping my palette simple to create authentic observation. The quiet engagement of brush to palette and brush to board provides meaning for me every day.” Rutherford Renner, an occupational therapist for the past 27 years, is currently working with young students in public school, aged 3-13 years old, on life skills and academic tasks.

“THE SEASONS CHANGE”: This painting by Bill Jersey is featured in “Origin of Wonder,” his joint exhibit with Laura Rutherford Renner, on view at the Artists’ Gallery in Lambertville May 6 through June 6.

“WAITING FOR A CONNECTION”: This work by Laura Rutherford Renner is featured in “Origin of Wonder,” her joint show with Bill Jersey, on view May 6 through June 6 at the Artists’ Gallery in Lambertville. Gallery hours are Thursday through Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information, visit lambertvillearts.com.

Area Exhibits Check websites for information on safety protocols. Artists’ Gallery, 18 Bridge Street, Lambertville, has “Imagining Space” through May 2. Gallery hours are Thursday through Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. lambertvillearts.com. Arts Council of Princeton, 102 Witherspoon Street, has “A Voice to Be Heard” through

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May 8. Gallery hours are Monday through Thursday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. artscouncilofprinceton.org. D & R G reenway L and Trust, One Preservation Place, has the ongoing virtual galleries “Trail of Breadcrumbs: Nature in Fairytales” and “Portraits of Preservation: James Fiorentino Art.” The center is currently closed to the public. drgreenway.org. Ellarslie, Trenton’s City Museum in Cadwalader Park, Parkside Avenue, Trenton, has “Women Artists, Trenton Style” through June 6. Visit ellarslie. org for museum hours and timed entry tickets. Grounds For Sculpture, 80 Sculptors Way, Hamilton, has “Rebirth: Kang Muxiang,” “Bruce Beasley: Sixty Year Retrospective, 1960-2020,” and other exhibits. Hours are Thursday through Monday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Timed tickets required. Indoor buildings are closed to the public. groundsforsculpture.org. Historical Society of Princeton, Updike Farmstead, 354 Quaker Road, has “A Virtual Tour of Hamilton’s Princeton” and the “History@Home” series. princetonhistory.org. James A. Michener Art Museum, 138 South Pine Street, Doylestown, Pa., has “Essential Work 2020: A Community Portrait” through July 11 and “Through the Lens: Modern

Photography in the Delaware Valley” through August 15. The museum is open to the public. michenerartmuseum.org. Morven Museum & Garden, 55 Stockton Street, has “In Nature’s Realm: The Art of Gerard Rutgers Hardenberg” through January 9 and the online exhibit “Portrait of Place: Paintings, Drawings, and Prints Of New Jersey, 1761–1898.” Open Wednesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. morven.org. Old Barracks Museum, 101 Barrack Street, Trenton, has the ongoing virtual exhibits “A Symbol of New Jersey to the World: The Old Barracks at the World’s Fair, ” “When Women Vote — The Old Barracks and the Anti-Suffrage Movement,” and “Necessary and Proper for the Public Good.” The museum is temporarily closed to the public. barracks.org. Princeton University Art Museum has the online exhibits “Looking at 17th-Century Dutch Painting,” “Life Magazine and the Power of Photography,” “The Eclectic Eye: A Tribute to Duane Wilder,” and more, along with many online events. The museum is currently closed to the public. artmuseum.princeton.edu. West Windsor Arts Center, 952 Alexander Road, West Windsor, has “2021 WWAC Member Show: Floral Persuasion,” online and in the gallery by appointment through May 14. westwindsorarts.org.

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Wednesday, April 28 1 p.m.: Boheme Opera NJ presents “Let Us Entertain You,” free Zoom event sponsored by Monroe Township Library. Selections from musicals by Jule Style including Funny Girl and Gypsy. Register at monroetwplibrary. org. 4:30 p.m.: Creative Writing Seniors Reading: Poetry, Translation, and Screenwriting. Presented by Princeton University’s Lewis Center for the Arts. Free virtual event. Arts.princeton.edu. Thursday, April 29 10 a.m.-2 p.m.: Princeton Farmers Market, Franklin Avenue lot. Princetonfarmersmarket.com. 11 a.m.: Virtual fundraiser for Princeton Public Library. Erin French, chef/author/ restaurant owner of The Lost Kitchen in Freedom, Maine, discusses her new memoir, Finding Freedom. $60. Princetonlibrary.org. 1-2 p.m.: Virtual tour of historic Princeton, presented by Eve Mandel of the Historical Society of Princeton through Mercer County Library system. Register at mcl.org. 4:30 p.m.: Creative Writing Seniors Reading: Poetry, Translation, and Screenwriting. Presented by Princeton University’s Lewis Center for the Arts. Free virtual event. Arts.princeton.edu. 4:30 p.m.: “Biden’s First 100 Days.” Free v ir t ual event presented by Princeton University School of Public and International Affairs. Panelists from the University. Princeton.edu. 5:30 p.m.: Lecture from Princeton University Ar t Museum, “Guides for the S ou l : A r t f rom Ch i na’s

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“How Baseball Happened: A Conversation with Thomas Gilbert. Free. Americanantiquarian.org. 7: 30 p.m. : Fr iends of Princeton Nursery Lands annual meeting and program by Anne Price on the Plainsboro Preserve, via Zoom. https://fpnl.org. Saturday, May 8 9 a.m.-1 p.m.: West Windsor Communit y Far mers Market, Princeton Junction. Enter at 877 Alexander Road through the Vaughn lot. 17 farms and 20 artisan food makers. Wwfm.org. 1 p.m.: “Spring Into Action” day of outdoor recreation, local natural and cultural history and a meal on site or to go, in support of P r i nce ton - B la ir s tow n Center’s mission to serve young people from historically marginalized communities. At Princeton Friends School, 470 Quaker Road. https://conta.cc/2PWa6FP. 1 p.m.: “Buttons: Art in M i n iat u re,” Ne w Jer s e y State Button Society Spring Show. Register for the free Zoom at newjerseystatebuttonsociet y.com or ( 609 ) 759-4804. Monday, May 10 Recycling Tuesday, May 11 6 p.m.: Jonathan Haslam and David Foglesong in conversation, “The Spectre of War: International Communism and the Origins of World War II. Presented by Labyrinth Books and the Institute for Advanced Study. Virtual event. Labyrinthbooks.com. Thursday, May 13 9:30 -11 a.m.: “Moving Forward: Life Beyond the Pandemic,” presented by Princeton Mercer Regional chamber as part of the Virtual Regional Healthcare Symposium. Keynote speaker is Dr. Brian McDonough, medical editor for K Y W newsradio 1060. Princetonmercer.org. 6 p.m.: Guitarist Rupert B oyd a n d c el l i s t L au r a Metcalf perform at Morven Museum’s Poolhouse lawn. Princetonsymphony.org. Saturday, May 15 9 a.m.-1 p.m.: West Windsor Communit y Far mers Market, Princeton Junction. Enter at 877 Alexander Road through the Vaughn lot. 17 farms and 20 artisan food makers. Wwfm.org. 9 a.m.-1 p.m.: Shredding fundraiser for Lawrenceville Main Street, at Lawrenceville Swimming Association, 74 Craven Lane. $10 donation, open to the public. Reservation required. Bit.ly/ Shred5152021. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.: Trenton Punk Rock Flea Market, Cure Insurance Arena Parking Lot, Trenton. $7. @TrentonPRFM on Instagram. 11 a.m.-3 p.m.: SAVE, A Friend to Homeless Animals, holds an outdoor popup shop with several area vendors to raise funds for a new vehicle. At 1010 Route 601, Skillman. $20. Savehomelessanimals.org. Sunday, May 16 2 p.m.: Chef Walter Staib gives a virtual presentation, “A Taste of History,” sponsored by the Trent House Association. $10 for members ; $15 non-members. https://bit.ly/3mCAOzL. Wednesday, May 19 6 p.m.: Princeton Public Library Board of Trustees meeting. Princetonlibrary.org.

Thursday, May 20 12 p.m.: Central NJ Women in Development host monthly roundtable, “Social Listening.” Presented by Devon McGuinness. Free to members, $15 non-members. ht tps ://w idmercer. org/events. 6 p.m.: Momenta Quartet performs “Great Music from the Recent and Distant Past” at Morven on the Poolhouse lawn. Princetonsymphony. org. Friday, May 21 7:15-9 p.m.: West Windsor Arts Council opening reception for the 2021 Faculty/Student show. Virtual event. Westwindsorarts.org. Saturday, May 22 9 a.m.-1 p.m.: West Windsor Communit y Far mers Market, Princeton Junction. Enter at 877 Alexander Road through the Vaughn lot. 17 farms and 20 artisan food makers. Wwfm.org. Monday, May 24 Recycling Thursday, May 27 6 p.m.: The PSO Brass Quintet performs “America the Beautiful” at Morven on the Poolhouse lawn. Princetonsymphony.org. Saturday, May 29 9 a.m.-1 p.m.: West Windsor Communit y Far mers Market, Princeton Junction. Enter at 877 Alexander Road through the Vaughn lot. 17 farms and 20 artisan food makers. Wwfm.org. Thursday, June 3 10 a.m.-2 p.m.: Princeton Farmers Market, Franklin Avenue lot. Princetonfarmersmarket.com. 7 p.m.: Virtual “Eyes on Eagles” panel discussion w it h fo otage of e agle s’ nests, by Mercer County Park Commission. Focused on eagle behavior, biology, and conservation. Mercercountyparks.org. Saturday, June 5 8 a.m.-2 p.m.: Household waste collection and electronics recycling. For Mercer County residents, at Dempster Fire School, 350 Lawrence Station Road. Mcianj. org or (609) 278-8086. 9 a.m.-1 p.m.: West Windsor Communit y Far mers Market, Princeton Junction. Enter at 877 Alexander Road through the Vaughn lot. 17 farms and 20 artisan food makers. Wwfm.org. Monday, June 7 Recycling Saturday, June 12 9 a.m.-1 p.m.: West Windsor Communit y Far mers Market, Princeton Junction. Enter at 877 Alexander Road through the Vaughn lot. 17 farms and 20 artisan food makers. Wwfm.org. Wednesday, June 16 6 p.m.: Princeton Public Library Board of Trustees meeting. Princetonlibrary.org. Saturday, June 19 9 a.m.-1 p.m.: West Windsor Communit y Far mers Market, Princeton Junction. Enter at 877 Alexander Road through the Vaughn lot. 17 farms and 20 artisan food makers. Wwfm.org. Monday, June 21 Recycling Saturday, June 26 9 a.m.-1 p.m.: West Windsor Communit y Far mers Market, Princeton Junction. Enter at 877 Alexander Road through the Vaughn lot. 17 farms and 20 artisan food makers. Wwfm.org.

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a g n o l i a , c h e r r y, pear, dogwood, azalea, forsythia, lilac! Do you have a favorite? W hatever it is, K ale’s Nursery & Landscape Service, Inc. is sure to have it. Along with all the hydrangeas, rhododendrons, roses, pansies, tulips, geraniums, daffodils, lettuce, tomatoes, strawberries, basil, thyme, and rosemary — everything that makes your garden an ongoing pleasure!

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T his long time favor ite independent family garden and landscape center is celebrating its 65th anniversary. At a time when family businesses are far less prevalent than in the past, this is a proud and welcome achievement. Founded in 1956 by Herbert Kale, it still remains at its original location, 133 Carter Road. It began as a landscape contracting and design business, explains Douglas W. Kale, current owner and president, and son of Herbert Kale. Hometown Boy A hometown boy, born in Princeton Hospital, Douglas Kale knew he always wanted to continue the family business, offering quality products and helpful, knowledgeable service. As a boy, he worked in the nursery on weekends and in the summer, learning about the operation. After graduating from Rutgers University with a degree in horticulture, he joined the company fulltime. “When Dad retired, I expanded the business into retail in 1977,” he recalls. “Many of our customers had been asking to buy plants and trees. Landscaping is still a big part of the business and in order to give customers the best quality, we grow many of our trees, shrubs, and plants. We grow most of our ornamental trees, and some evergreens.” In addition, the garden center is filled with fine q u a l it y p ot te d p ere n n i als, all kinds of annuals, or namental shr ubs, and container plants. And everything to help make your garden grow! Planters of every size, type, and design; also mulch, topsoil, potting soil, and fertilizer. Also, enhancements such as water fountains, wind chimes and intriguing gourd bird houses. Kale’s customers have always taken pleasure in their gardens, and this has only increased with the advent of COVID, notes Kale. “People have been spending more time at home, and they want to have beautiful gardens and landscapes. “Our customers run the full gamut of gardeners — from enthusiastic hands-on do-it-yourselfers, doing the preparation, planting and maintenance to those who simply enjoy relaxing and admir ing t heir beautif ul setting. Gardening is also a known stress-relief activity — important these days! Helping customers with landscaping is a big part of

the business he adds. This includes advising homeowners regarding plant placement for sun and shade, and guidance about color combinations and blooming throughout the different seasons. Hedges and Screens “We have landscape architects, and we design and install. We also have material to be used as hedges and screens in the yard for privacy, such as holly, boxwood, and evergreen. This is becoming more popular for privacy, as people spend more time enjoying their yard. We help with the right kind of plant material.” Another important part of Kale’s business is solving drainage problems, adds kale. “We have drainage specialists to deal with water run-off issues, and we can also help put in a rain garden. We find solutions.” The majority of company’s work is residential, but Kale’s has also provided help for commercial properties, including Grounds for Sculpture. “We have done a lot of installation work for them for a long time,” reports Kale. “We also have many longtime residential customers f rom Pr inceton and t he area,” he adds. “Customers now include children, even grandchildren, of our original customers.” “We also have a great staff, and many have been with us a very long time. Two, who have just retired, were here 42 and 45 years. When our crew comes to your property, you can be sure the planting will be done correctly by a very capable staff and overseen by a supervisor with years of experience.” Many factors influence a business like Kale’s, including the weather and environmental changes. “It’s a constant challenge, and there are constant changes,” explains Kale. “Climate change is a factor, affecting the growing season with warmer weather.” New Varieties The business has changed over the years, and some of the changes are positive, he points out. “There has been great improvement, with new hybrids and varieties coming along, which offer better flowers, color, and durability with stronger branch construction. For example, there are beautiful new elms coming along. “We have to keep up-todate with constant education, an awareness of the improvements and advancements. Also, customers are more knowledgeable because of the internet and computers. Business always has to adapt to change, and there are also new government requirements. “Kale’s has always been a place for high quality, a great selection, and good advice,” he continues. “Our standards are very high, and we are fortunate to be in an area where people appreciate quality.” He points out that the staff travels to growers all over the country to find the best materials. “We go to North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, and the west

coast, including Oregon. We have had 60 years experience with some growers. it takes time and effort to find special plant material, and we have very interesting and unusual plant material. We also ship to customers all over, including to plant brokers. “Of course, the nice thing is that customers can come here and see our selection, and enjoy spending time to see the great variety.” A beautiful garden and landscape becomes a personal oasis, shaped with care for your continuing enjoy m ent, he adds. I n addition, it enhances the possible future sale of the property, and realtors sometimes approach homeowners about landscaping improvements. Raised Beds As time goes on, he points out, “Your landscape can mature r ight along w ith you. If you move and downsize into a smaller home, for example, you may want to enhance and adapt the new landscape.” Customers represent a wide age range, he adds, as gardening appeals to all ages. “We can also offer appropriate opportunities, as people get older, including raised beds, which can be easier on the knees!” As gardeners in Princeton are well aware, deer are a perpetual presence. They continually nibble on their favorite hosta and tulips — and much more — driving many gardeners to distraction. “The deer population has exploded,” observes Kale, “and they are destroying the landscape. It is the biggest change over the years, and the major challenge we face. Fencing (at least eight feet high) is the best solution, but there are also a variety deer repellent products.” Among the available fencing is that made by Walpole Outdoors, a company

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Kale’s Nursery & Landscape Service, Inc. Marks 65 Years As A Princeton Favorite

TABLEAU OF TREES: “We sell a lot of high quality specimen trees — all kinds: native, exotic, evergreen, shade, flowering, and all sizes. We also install large trees — 25 feet. In addition, we ship trees all over the east coast. Customers know they can count on our high quality specimen material.” Douglas W. Kale (left) owner and president of Kale’s Nursery & Landscape Service, Inc., is shown with his son Scott as they prepare trees for delivery to new owners. known for its high quality outdoor products, ranging from gates, railings, arbors, trellises, and pergolas to benches, chairs, patio furniture, bird houses, window boxes, and more. The products are made of AZEK solid cellular PVC, which is environmentally friendly, synthetic material that offers the look and feel of wood, and is very durable. Kale’s has been a distributor of Walpole Outdoors products for several years, and a separate room has been set aside to display the items. Point of Pride Douglas Kale is proud of his family’s long tradition and exemplary reputation. T he compa ny has b een awarded many honors over the years, and that his son Scott has now become the third generation to take part

in the business is another point of pride. “It’s a real affirmation to have a 65th anniversary. Especially in these times, when you don’t see as many family businesses as in the past. I am proud that my son Scott is now part of the Kale’s operation. He is taking charge of the larger residential landscaping work, the wholesale business, and is also managing the nursery. “We always strive to bring costumers something unique and of very high quality,” he continues. “We introduce new ideas, new design, and new products to go with the design. We will go to a customer’s home to consult and help with suggestions. I enjoy discussing choices with people and working w ith them to implement their choices. We can always show clients how to be more

efficient with their garden. “I especially enjoy the feeling at the end of a job and the satisfaction of seeing the result of hard work, and observing the customer’s appreciation. It is wonderful to help people enhance their property.” The springtime splendor on display at Kale’s can create magical moments, but Kale’s is a year-round treasure, and everyone looks forward to a December visit when its Christmas Shop is filled with a holiday mystique, and visits with Santa are a must! ale’s is open Monday through Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday 10 to 4. (609) 921-9248. Website: www.kalesnursery. com. —Jean Stratton

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t is a memory from last March that is seared into Lori Dauphiny’s mind and heart. When Princeton University women’s open crew head coach Dauphiny informed her rowers that the season was being canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, she was greeted with dropped jaws and shock. “I still remember looking at their faces and remember that it was really important that we as coaches stay strong,” said Dauphiny. “It was crushing for those student-athletes, especially the seniors because as a coach you get another chance but as a senior you don’t so it was devastating. I am still a bit rattled from it, honestly, and sad. I feel like it was a loss that could never be regained, you can never make it up.” Last Saturday, Dauphiny made some new memories as the rowers returned to action by competing against Drexel on the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia. “I think when we loaded the trailer with our boats they thought hey, this is going to happen,” said Dauphiny, reflecting on the first Princeton Athletics event in 407 days which also saw the men’s heavyweights, men’s lightweights, and women’s lightweights all in action on the Schuylkill.

“There was a lot of excitement. When they were there you could really see it, especially after the racing. It was just so fun, they were jumping, laughing, singing and dancing. It is a rare occurrence, they are usually so stressed with their school work and they still are. It was a release of energy.” It was a long and stressful journey to the the opening regatta. The team stayed in touch through Zoom calls last spring after the students were sent home in March. Over the summer, the virtual contact continued with the hopes of being back on campus in the fall. Initially, two classes were invited back to Princeton in the fall but that was later changed and students remained remote. In late January, students returned to campus and Dauphiny finally started working with her squad in person on February 8 but it still took a while for the rowers to make it back on to the waters of Lake Carnegie. “We weren’t able to row at that time, we were doing Ergs [ergometer rowing machines] outside,” recalled Dauphiny. “All of the Ergs were 12 feet apart and we had specific Ergs assigned to each rower. When we were finally allowed to go on the water in late February, we had to go in singles only to start and then we worked from there. We would have people who

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were in the same households rowing together. There were lots of rules and there still are. It is very structured and we are very careful about everything that we do. Luckily our sport does lend itself to being safe because it is all outdoors. When we moved to phase three we were allowed to go in 4s and then when we moved into phase four we were allowed to go into 8s.” Once the program moved into phase three, it started looking for races as the Ivy League had previously cleared non-conference competition against local colleges for teams reaching phase four. “When we were told that we could possibly get to phase four but we weren’t there yet, we started calling schools,” said Dauphiny. “I have to say a great thank you to Drexel for saying yes to us. We had no guarantee that we would actually be able to travel to Philadelphia. It is in the 40-mile radius. We didn’t know if we would get to phase four and we didn’t know if Princeton would ultimately give us the permission to race. Drexel was kind enough to put us on their schedule and keep their fingers crossed because you have very few rowing races during the season. If a team puts someone on the schedule and they just drop, it is hard to get a replacement.” On Saturday, the rowers competed hard with the

OPEN COMPETITION: The Princeton University women’s open varsity 8 displays its form last Saturday as it competed against Drexel on the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia. The regatta marked the first Princeton Athletics event in 407 days. Princeton’s top boat finished first in its race posting a winning time of 6:52.2 over the 2,000-meter course with the Princeton women’s lightweights taking second in 7:03.5 and Drexel coming in third in 7:06. The Tiger second 8 and the varsity 4 also posted victories. Princeton is next in action on May 2 when it faces Rutgers and Syracuse on Mercer Lake along with a contest against Temple on Lake Carnegie. (Photo by Row2K, provided courtesy of Princeton’s Office of Athletic Communications)

varsity 8 finishing first in its race, posting a winning time of 6:52.2 over the 2,000-meter course with the Princeton women’s lightweights taking second in 7:03.5 and Drexel coming in third in 7:06. The Tiger second 8 and the varsity 4 also posted victories. “I thought the boats performed very well, as coaches, we were really pleased with the results,” said Dauphiny. “The varsity 8 was a little rough. It is what you would expect because we haven’t had a tremendous amount of time in the boat. The course was a bit choppy and I thought all three boats handled it well. It was the first

away race we have had since NCAAs in 2019. I think they did exceptionally well when you look at the big picture.” Princeton is looking forward to another big day of racing on May 2 when it faces Rutgers and Syracuse on Mercer Lake along with a contest later in the day against Temple on Lake Carnegie. “There is more that we can work on, mainly by taking strokes together,” said Dauphiny, looking ahead to that competition. “I think the starts and the sprint and shifts, the parts of racing that we haven’t really had much time to work on.”

While her rowers may need to fine-tune things, they have already demonstrated a strong resolve that Dauphiny won’t soon forget. “I was very proud of our staff and everyone who helped us get there,” said Dauphiny. “I am just so proud of the fact that the rowers stayed tough during really challenging times. They didn’t have the support of each other through a large portion of the year and yet they came together and they persevered. They were resilient and I am just very proud of them.” —Bill Alden

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Princeton Men’s Volleyball Has 6 Earn EIVA Academic Honors

Six members of the Princeton University men’s volleyball team have been named to the Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association (EIVA) 2021 All-Academic Team. Seniors A.J. Chen (Neuroscience, 3.53 GPA) and Jess Hunt (Civil & Environmental

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Highlighted by some stellar performances, the Princeton University men’s and women’s track teams held their first competition of the season, hosting the Princeton Invitational at Weaver Stadium last Sunday. As for the women’s squad, freshman Kate Joyce set a new program record in the javelin with a heave of 50.44 meters, eclipsing the previous record of 48.01 meters, set by Rylie Pease at the University of North Florida in 2019. Joyce’s mark would have earned a top-13 finish at the 2018-19 NCAA Women’s Outdoor Track Championships. Senior Kara Steele posted a mark of 12.56 meters in the triple jump, moving her to No. 2 on Princeton’s all-time list in outdoor. Her previous PR was 12.31 meters, earned at Miami in 2019. On the men’s side, freshman Daniel Duncan produced a stellar debut at the collegiate level, earning a pair of all-time program top-10 times. He finished the 200 in 21.20, fifth alltime in school history and the 100 in 10.61, the ninthfastest time in school history. Freshman William Cauley made an immediate impact in the hammer throw as his mark of 59.46 meters was the 10th-best in school history. The Princeton track teams will next be in action when they compete in the Fast Times Before Finals meet on May 1 at Rowan University.

Princeton Men’s Lightweights Roll Past Temple to Start 2021

Competing for the first time since earning a silver medal at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association (IRA) national championship regatta in June, 2019, the Princeton University men’s

lightweight varsity 8 defeated Temple in racing on the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia last Saturday. The varsity 8 posted a winning time of 6:25.1 over the 2,000 -meter course, nearly 20 seconds ahead of the Temple crew. The second 8 also prevailed, posting an identical time of 6:25.1, with the Owls coming in at 6:52.5.

PU Men’s Heavyweight Crew Cruises in First Regatta

Seeing action for the first time since the 2019 season, the Princeton Universit y men’s heavyweight varsity 8 cruised past St. Joseph’s and Drexel in Philadelphia last Saturday. In the first series of races in the regatta, the Tiger boat topped St. Joe’s covering the 2,000-meter course on the Schuylkill River in 6:01.5 with the Hawks coming in at 6:19.2. The competition marked the first Princeton Athletics event in 407 days. The second varsity and third varsity 8s also posted impressive wins over St. Joe’s with the second boat winning by 26 seconds and their third boat prevailing by 2.4 seconds. Hours later, the Tigers faced crews from Drexel and the results were similar. The top 8 clocked a winning time of 6:05.1 with the Dragons coming in at 6:27.3. The second 8 and the third 8 followed suit, as the second boat won by more than 14 seconds and the third boat prevailed by 1.9 seconds. In upcoming action, Princeton heads to Overpeck, N.J., to take on Navy, Holy

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Junior Becker Picks Up Where She Left Off in 2019, Tallying Six Goals in Opening Day Loss to Allentown After emerging as a key offensive weapon for the Princeton High girls’ lacrosse team in 2019 as a freshman, Kate Becker picked up where she left off in the squad’s season opener last Friday. With PHS hosting Allentown for its first game in nearly two years after the 2020 season was canceled due to the pandemic, junior attacker Becker tallied six goals in the first half as the rivals battled to a 7-7 stalemate over the first 25 minutes of the contest. “Going into it, we just wanted to show as much energy as we could,” said Becker. “We are a pretty young team, we are just getting the freshmen on the field. We were supposed to play North on Monday and that didn’t work out. We were lucky enough to play a rival so early. It is such a great game.” Becker has formed a great bond on the field with senior star Shoshi Henderson, who tallied two goals and three assists against Allentown. “I was working really well with Shoshi and some other people playing around the crease,” said Becker. “We have been working really hard on our connection throughout the whole season. Going forward, it is definitely getting more people involved.” Showing her skills around the crease, Becker scored a number of point blank wraparound goals against the Redbirds. “I have worked on a lot of low angle shooting,” said Becker, who competes for the Ultimate Lacrosse club program. “I play club against some of those people. You have to look for when they are not looking at you and that is when you go the other way.” In the second half, though, things started going Allentown’s way as it controlled the draw and produced a 6-0 run on the way to a 13-9 win. “Our defense stepped up a lot, Gigi made some great saves so that was great to see,” said Becker. “I am not mad about any of the team effort.” Displaying some extra effort herself, Becker left the

contest for a few minutes midway through the second half due to leg pain but returned to the field to pick up an assist on a goal by Henderson. “I went out for a little bit in the game, I was dehydrated and both of my legs hurt so I couldn’t really run,” said Becker. “Going 100 percent, that is always our thing, cohesive unit, it is on our hands. We always work together. We said Allentown is a great competitor. We just have to outhustle and outwork them, all of those things.” Although the outcome of the opener was disappointing, Becker saw plenty of cause for optimism for the young squad which has six freshmen on its roster. “I think it is a great start for our team, obviously we didn’t end up winning but half of our team is freshmen and it was getting them that confidence,” said Becker. “I think we learned a lot, I think we learned going forward that we are going to be a strong contender this season. With Shoshi Henderson as the only senior on the team, Becker and her classmates are looking to guide those younger players. “We have a lot of juniors stepping up, going into more of a leadership role, mentoring the freshmen,” said Becker, whose fellow juniors on the squad include Grace Rebak, Cartee O’Brien, Sarah Glenn, Jane Biggs, Sarah White, and Gigi Peloso. “It is making everybody feel like they have their own play. I said to the freshmen, when Shoshi and I are running the team, the freshmen are making that stack from behind. Everybody plays their own role. The stats may not necessarily reflect that always in any game but everybody plays their own part.” PHS head coach Meg Dunleavy knows her team is going to go through some growing pains this spring. “We have really talented girls with a lot of young players who are lacking in experience,” said Dunleavy. “We are moving them around and figuring out where

UNDER PRESSURE: Princeton High girls’ lacrosse player Kate Becker, left, looks to get around an Allentown defender last Thursday in the season opener. Junior star Becker tallied six goals and an assist in the contest but it wasn’t enough as PHS fell 13-9. In upcoming action, the Tigers play at Notre Dame on April 28, host Hopewell Valley on April 30, and then play at WW/P-North on May 3. (Photo by Frank Wojciechowski)

they are going to play; that is the puzzle of this spring.” The one-two punch of Becker and Henderson is certainly a good fit for the Tigers. “Kate and Shoshi have played together well since two years ago,” said Dunleavy. “We have had that in the works for a while. Both of them are such smart players that they almost have a sixth sense now with each other that they already know what the other person is going to do. We can always rely on them. Now it is a matter of them taking the rest of the team up with them and teaching them the things that they know.” In reflecting on Allentown’s six unanswered goals to begin the second half which saw it dominate possession, Dunleavy noted that the Redbirds benefitted from having two wins under their belt coming into the contest. “I think the draw was a huge factor, it is not the only factor because it is our first game,” said Dunleavy. “We are still working out the kinks and it is not their first game. They have had more time to figure out some things possession-wise.” In Dunleavy’s view, PHS figured out some things on defense as the contest unfolded. “I was really proud of our second half defense; in the first half that we had some communication issues and things that we were working out,” said Dunleavy. “In the second half, they were a strong unit. They were a united front. They made a lot more caused turnovers in the second half. I think that Gigi did everything she possibly could the whole game too in goal. It could have been a lot worse, let’s put it that way.” Junior star Rebak, who scored the final Tiger goal on a free possession shot, gave PHS strong play at both ends of the field. “Expect to see Grace both on defense and low attack, she is not afraid at all,” said Dunleavy, whose team plays at Notre Dame on April 28, hosts Hopewell Valley on April 30, and then plays at WW/P-North on May 3. “I love the fact that she is always poised, she is never someone to get frazzled no matter where you put her and no matter what you ask her to do. I am really excited that she can be playing midfield for us because we have two subs right now. We have a young team and a small team.” All in all, Dunleavy saw a lot to be excited about coming out of the opener. “I am proud that they came out with the confidence that they did,” said Dunleavy. “I am proud that they stayed positive with each other so I think for our first game, it was a great team effort. The focus going forward is utilizing everyone on attack and then getting our defense to learn from Gigi. The more that they learn from her and listen to her, the better prepared they will be.” Becker, for her part, is confident that the Tigers will produce some great efforts going forward. “We just need to clean up a couple of things,” said Becker. “We have got to work on our draws for sure. Upping the confidence, upping the energy, cleaning up some passes, and we are going to be good to go.” —Bill Alden

With Junior Star Doran Triggering the Attack, PHS Boys’ Lacrosse Showing Early Promise Coming off an encouraging season-opening 11-8 win over Hopewell Valley, the Princeton High boys’ lacrosse team was looking to make a statement as it hosted Notre Dame last Thursday. “We were definitely looking to build off the opener, we thought we could have played better in the Hopewell game,” said PHS junior attackman Will Doran. “We came out of the huddle and the mindset was we want to score first.” Doran got things going with the game’s first goal 4:35 into the contest and minutes later PHS went up 2-1 on a goal by senior midfielder Sid Suppiah. Notre Dame responded by going on a 4-1 run to build a 5-3 halftime lead. “It came down to energy, I feel they outshone us with the energy there,” said Doran, reflecting on the halftime message. “We felt like we were a little flat. We thought it was really important to get a quick start to the half.” Once again, Doran came through with a goal, scoring with 8:11 left in the third quarter to narrow the gap to 5-4. That was the closest PHS got, however, as it lost 11-8. While Doran was disappointed by the result, he liked the way the Tigers battled to the end as Suppiah added a goal with 20 seconds left in regulation. “We have a lot of young guys, it is the second game of the season so we are optimistic,” said Doran, who ended up with two goals and two assists in the defeat. “We really think we have what it takes. We try to play whistle to whistle, that is what coach expects out of us. It’s early on, to be able to hold these guys to a threegoal game, I think we are pleased with it. We would have liked to come out with a W.” In order to come up with more wins going forward, PHS needs to play sharper. “We were a little sloppy in the middle of the field,” said Doran. “We are back to work tomorrow back to the grindstone. Clearing in the middle of the field is what we need to do. We are getting our looks, we just have to bury it.” Doran, for his part, enjoys being in the middle of the attack, seeing himself as a playmaker. “I like to think of myself as more of a pass-first guy,” said Doran, who tallied four goals and three assists as the Tigers got edged 12-11 by Allentown last Monday to fall to 1-2. “Today they stayed in a zone and we had the ball behind, that threw us off a little bit. I think it is just as important to be the guy passing to the guys scoring as it is to be scoring. We have got guys like Patrick McDonald and Pat Kenah who can score.” PHS head coach Chip Casto acknowledged that the Tigers squandered some possessions in the loss to the Irish. “We had a little something going early,” said Casto. “It

ended up being us turning the ball over in our defensive end way too many times so they got second chances and third chances. It is hard to play defense for a long time against a talented offense that can sting some shots.” Noting that Doran triggers the offense, Casto said that the Tigers couldn’t get its run-and-gun style going against the Irish. “Will runs the whole thing, what we didn’t get today because we couldn’t clear the ball is transition offense,” said Casto. “We are good at that and when we can’t get that, it puts a lot of pressure on the all-even offense. You panic a little and you force the crease a little.” Like Doran, Casto is optimistic going forward. “These guys have got heart and they want to keep fighting,” said Casto, who got two goals apiece from senior Patrick McDonald freshman Pat Kenah and Suppiah against Notre Dame. “The things that we practiced, we did pretty well. We got better at some things, we will keep hammering that home. Losses in big games like this end up exposing lots of things for the practice plan.” Casto saw some good things from senior goalie Austin Micale, sophomore

midfielder Archer Ayers, and senior defender Lucas Kirby. “It was goalie Austin’s first game against a really big shooting team and he held his own,” added Casto. “I love Archer just scrapping to get a couple of faceoffs. Lucas did a great job on Jones, that guy is going to get a couple a game but he didn’t dominate us. One of our goals was to not let him beat us. I don’t think he did but they just had other guys that were hitting the shots.” Noting that PHS plays at Notre Dame on May 15, Casto believes his squad will be primed for the rematch. “We will see them again which is a great part of this year,” said Casto. “We are looking forward to it.” In Doran’s view, the pain of seeing last season canceled due to the pandemic is helping to give PHS extra motivation this year. “Our motto going into the season is that we want to double up,” said Doran. “We had a really strong senior class last year, it really killed us not to play. We had guys like Ben Quinones and James Wert who were really gearing up for a big season. We are trying to reshape a legacy. The seniors this year want to shape their own legacy but we also feel like we have got the responsibility of the 2020s on us.” —Bill Alden

WILLPOWER: Princeton High boys’ lacrosse player Will Doran controls the ball in recent action. Last Thursday, junior attackman Doran tallied two goals and two assists in a losing cause as PHS fell 11-8 to Notre Dame. On Monday, Doran contributed four goals and three assists but it wasn’t enough as the Tigers got edged 12-11 by Allentown. PHS, now 1-2, hosts WW/P-North on May 1 and Robbinsville on May 4. (Photo by Frank Wojciechowski)

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After starring for the South Brunswick High baseball team in the late 1980s, Jeff Young headed to the University of New Haven to continue his playing career at the next level. But an injury derailed those plans and Young turned to coaching. “It was a combination of staying in the game and also just a passion for teaching,” recalled Young. “I never thought I was a coach, I never wanted anyone to call me a coach but I love to teach. At that point I started trying to learn as much as I could about the game.” Returning to New Jersey, Young transferred to Rowan University and started a travel baseball program for youth players that ended up placing athletes in college programs and the pro ranks. He then helped Gallagher Baseball get off the ground, serving as that program’s Director of Player Development for 10 years. Now, Young, 37, is bringing his wealth of knowledge to the Princeton Day School, taking the post as the baseball program’s head coach, succeeding Patrick George. While Young wasn’t looking for a high school coaching job with two young children at home, things fell into place at PDS through an assist from his wife, Ashleigh, a psychologist for Student Services at the school. “When Ashleigh was introduced to people on campus last summer, she met Eugene

Burroughs, a new hire in the admissions office and the new basketball coach,” said Young, who had a familiarity with the school’s baseball program, having worked with former PDS standouts Jake Alu, James Radvany, and Cole McManimon at Gallagher Baseball. “She said I have a husband who is involved in Mercer County baseball for over 10 years, would you want him to reach out to you to give you the scope of the local baseball scene? He was yeah, for sure, so the first person I met was Eugene. When he found out Patrick George wasn’t around, he said Jeff, there is going to be a baseball opening here.” Young applied for the opening and took the helm of the team in late March, greeting his players with a straightforward, reassuring message. “I am very adamant about forming relationships, I wanted to let them know that this isn’t a short-term thing,” said Young, who teaches phys ed at Martin Luther King elementary school in Trenton. “My heart went out to them because over the last three years they have had a lot of uncertainty. I wanted No. 1 to bring stability to the program, their thoughts and their minds. I said hey I am going to earn your trust and I am going to make sure that you realize that I care about you and this program. That was the first message that I gave them.” Hitting the field for preseason training, Young started that process with a focus

on fundamentals. “I feel fortunate that we were able to get on the field right away and have a real, true preseason,” said Young. “We have been on the field everyday. Everybody had a cool preseason where we were able to develop skill days, we had scrimmage days.” Young has been impressed by the response of the players. “We have a bunch of leaders, the kids really get along,” said Young, whose club earned the first win of his tenure, edging St. Thomas Aquinas 16-15 last Saturday. “I think the upperclassmen really want to be good examples to the younger classes and take pride in the program.” PDS has a bunch of arms to handle the pitching, including junior Jackson Bailey, junior Mike Carroll, senior Shivam Singh, sophomore Ryan Vandal, and junior Connor Topping. “We are going to do a pitcher by committee type of approach; we are going to have a lot of guys throw innings but we are not going to have them throw a lot of innings,” said Young. “They are going to throw one or two at a time. The guys are all going to have a learning experience on the mound. I am going to teach and I am going to be patient. Some guys are not that experienced at holding runners, they are not that experienced with some of the intricacies of being a pitcher. I look forward to introducing that to them.”

As for the batting order, junior Hunter von Zelowitz along with Carroll, Vandal, Topping, and Bailey will be counted on for offensive production. “Hunter and Mike are definitely the middle of the order right now,” said Young. “Ryan and Connor are going to supply some speed to that lineup and some athleticism. We are going to rely on Jackson, he is going to be in the middle of that order too.” On defense, Young will mix and match athleticism and speed. Junior Jonah Soos and freshman Ryan Babecki will get time at catcher with

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YOUNG IDEAS: New Princeton Day School baseball head coach Jeff Young instructs freshman Ryan Babecki during a preseason scrimmage. Last Saturday, PDS posted the first victory of Young’s tenure, edging St. Thomas Aquinas 16-15. The Panthers, who moved to 1-4 with an 11-5 loss to the Blair Academy last Monday, host St. Rose on May 1 and Pennington School on May 3. (Photo by Frank Wojciechowski)

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Freshman Caputo Making Immediate Impact, Helping PDS Girls’ Lax to Sizzling 4-0 Start It hasn’t taken long for Tessa Caputo to fit in with the Princeton Day School girls’ lacrosse team. In her high school debut, freshman attacker Caputo tallied three goals as PDS defeated Pennington 14-6 in its season opener on April 12. Last week against Stuart Country Day, Caputo produced another hat trick as the Panthers built an 11-0 lead by halftime over the Tartans and cruised to a 12-0 victory in the April 20 contest. “It is my first year playing with the team and they have been so welcoming,” said Caputo, who ended up with three goals and two assists on the day. “It is so nice to get to play with these girls.” Against Stuart, PDS came out flying, jumping out to an 8-0 lead in the first nine minutes of the contest. “We had a really strong start,” said Caputo. “We worked well, passing the ball, moving around and cutting. We tried to get some plays in and get some players in. A lot of players scored, that was really good.” In the second half, PDS worked on moving the ball and running plays. “It was passing it around and cutting, it was really good, getting everybody the ball,” said Caputo. “They are in the Prep B tournament too so that is good to get a feel for the tournament and know who we are going to play and what the competition is going to be.” For Caputo, getting the chance to compete for PDS has been a joy. “It is so good to be able to get out here, I didn’t know what I was expecting with everything,” said Caputo, who tallied one goal and two assists to help third-seeded PDS defeat sixth-seeded Stuart Coun-

try Day 14-2 in a rematch last Monday in the first round of the state Prep B tourney. “I lost most of my middle school season and then the summer season. Even if it is a shortened season and starting late, it is just so good to get out here.” The influence of her older brother, Cal, a former PDS boys’ lax star who is now playing at Williams College, helped get Caputo into the game. “I started playing, probably when I was in second grade,” said Caputo. “He has helped my game so much, just watching him play and learning from him.” Applying those lessons, Caputo is looking to be an offensive catalyst for the Panthers. “I am just trying to do whatever I can, even if it is not goals,” said Caputo. “It is just being a good team quarterback to help the team effort.” PDS head coach Jill Thomas appreciates Caputo’s contributions. “This is the greatest compliment I can pay her - she can play,” said Thomas. “She had a one-handed pass and the onehanded block out here. She can play.” The Panthers played well collectively against Stuart as the attack was clicking on all cylinders. “We just came in, knowing that on the road, we have to play a little better,” said Thomas who got two goals and two assists from Sophie Jaffe in the regular season win over Stuart with Maggie Zarish-Yasunas adding two goals and Elle Anhut chipping in three assists. “We were sharp today, we were getting the draws. The passes were good in settled play. The defense was good, it was a complete team effort all the way around.”

Supplementing the offense, senior star goalie Hailey Wexler recorded a shutout, something rarely seen in lacrosse. “You have got Hailey coming out of the defensive end,” said Thomas. “It is confidence, knowing that I can do a lot at this end and have that end taken care of. There is a reason she committed to the College of New Jersey. She is going to play. She is averaging 10, 11 saves a game.” Going forward, Thomas is looking for her squad to focus on making the most of possession. “We just have to keep. The ball is a piece of gold,” said Thomas, whose team improved to 4-0 with the win over Stuart in the rematch in the Prep B tourney and is next in action when it plays at the Peddie School on April 28 and will play at second-seeded Trinity Hall in the state Prep B semis on May 10. “When you have it, you have got to possess it. You have got to move without it, you have got to talk and work together.” But the key to continued success for PDS is just as much about team togetherness as it is about lax skills. “We have a good vibe and that vibe has got to stay,” asserted Thomas. “We started with that vibe, there is a special vibe. They are taking full advantage of the opportunity to have this back again.” Caputo, for her part, senses a special unity on the Panthers. “There is such a good chemistry on the team,” said Caputo. “I played field hockey too so I was getting to know all of the girls before. There are no ball hogs on the team that aren’t willing to share the ball so it is good.” —Bill Alden

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Colleen Mayer kept things simple in taking the circle to pitch for the Princeton Day School softball team as it hosted the Pennington School last Monday. “I am not really a pitcher,” said PDS freshman Mayer. “I was just doing fastballs the whole day.” Mayer cer tainly looked like a real pitcher, hurling a no-hitter with nine strikeouts as the Panthers cruised to a 16-0 win against Pennington. “It is cool,” said Mayer, reflecting on her mound gem. “We don’t have a pitcher, I just stepped it up for the team.” Mayer also helped the team offensively, driving in the first run of the game in the bottom of the first as the Panthers tallied seven runs in the frame. She ended up going 2-for-3 with an RBI. With PDS having posted two wins over Pennington and a win over the Lawrenceville JV in the first week of the season, Mayer believes the program is on the rise. “I like the team we are building together and the environment,” said Mayer. “We just need to keep the momentum going.”

Even though she is just a freshman, Mayer is asserting herself as a leader for the squad. “I just want to be a team player and be someone taking initiative,” said Mayer. “I am one of the captains with another freshman, Adriana [Salzano] and a senior Abby Weinstein.” PDS head coach Angela Parascando is impressed by the maturity being displayed by Mayer and Salzano. “I have two great freshmen that are leading this team in Colleen and Adriana, they are captains and Abby is my senior captain,” said Parascando. “The two of them were both nominated by their team to be the captains so the team recognizes them as leaders on this field.” In Parascando’s view, the pitching effort from Mayer was exhibit A of her leadership qualities. “For her to just step up like that is great, throwing fastballs and strikes, that is all I can ask her to do,” said Parascando. “B et ween Colleen and Adr iana, neither one of them are pitchers but that is what makes them leaders

STRAIGHT SHOOTER: Princeton Day School softball player Colleen Mayer hurls a pitch last Monday against the Pennington School. Freshman Mayer tossed a no-hitter in the contest as PDS topped the Red Raiders 16-0 in five innings to improve to 2-0. In upcoming action, the Panthers play at the Hun School on May 4. (Photo by Frank Wojciechowski)

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on this team. They step up and fill the positions that we need them to fill. They are doing a great job.” Having taken the helm of the PDS program last spring but then not getting to coach the squad in any games with the 2020 campaign being canceled due to the pandemic, Parascando is thrilled to be on the diamond with her players this season. “I was so excited; I am just relieved because last season I was ready to go,” said Parascando, noting that the team had about two weeks of practice last year before the season was halted. “A lot of these girls are somewhat new to the game. Between the three of us coaches we have had a lot to work on before our first game. I am glad to see their progress. We are certainly moving in the right direction.” In the win over Pennington, the Panthers showed progress with their bats as hitters throughout the lineup contributed offensively. “All of them were swinging at good pitches,” said Parascando who got three h it s f rom S a l z a no w it h Weinstein, Nora Appleby, Ava Daniel, Hannah Choe and Jenna Galla each getting hits. “There was only a handful that didn’t get a hit. They were making good contact, they were swinging at good pitches.” PDS is also progressing defensively as players settle into their spots on the field. “I have a lot of beginners who are still learning the game so it is learning the positions,” said Parascando, whose team plays at Hun on May 4. “I am putting them in positions where I think they are capable of fielding. They may not have started in that position or thought that is the position they were going to play but they have really stepped up and learned it. I think part of our success is keeping them in the positions so they can learn it. It is easier since they are coachable and we can put them where we need them to be and trust that is where they should be.” For Parascando, coaching the squad is a labor of love. “It is my passion and I transfer all of that to them, I hope at least what they get out of this is that they are learning something,” said Parascando, a former softball standout at Lawrence High and Mercer County Community College who went on to serve as a manager for the Penn State program after an injury ended her playing career. “My goal as a coach is to make sure that they always walk off this field learning something. It is keeping them encouraged, it is keeping them engaged in the game and making sure that they are paying attention because those are the little things that make a difference.” Mayer, for her part, is seeing a big difference in the team’s understanding of the game in just a matter of weeks. “I think it is the ability to learn because at the start we are not at the place we are now,” said Mayer. “We have grown exponentially.” —Bill Alden

With Maser Finally Getting to Coach Stuart Lax, Tartans Working Hard to Get on the Same Page As Mark Maser took the helm of the Stuart Country Day School lacrosse program last spring, he barely got to know the players. M a s e r c o n d u c te d t wo practices before the season was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With Stuart returning to the field for the 2021 campaign, Maser is relishing the chance to finally get to work with the squad. “It has been quite fun, I think everybody is enjoying it,” said Maser. “They are very excited to be out and just playing lacrosse. What is interesting, though, is that I don’t have freshmen any more. I have a rookie class and a veteran class. I have got 10th graders and ninth graders who are new to the game and never played. This is their first year and the 10th graders didn’t have their ninth grade season.” Maser is excited by the response he is getting from his players. “They are very coachable, the nice thing from my perspective of doing the job is you can actually see the light bulb go off when you explain things,” said Maser, whose team opened its 2021 campaign last week and moved to 0-4 with a 14-2 loss to Princeton Day School in the first round of the state Prep B tournament last Monday. “They like the chalk talks.

We have been reviewing game film from previous ye ar s a nd d iag ra m m i ng things on a board before we go out.” Stuart is expecting big things in the midfield from junior Emily Ix, who tallied both Stuart goals in the state tournament loss, and senior Catherine Martin. “Emily as a 10th grader was elected as a captain by her teammates,” said Maser, who will also be using junior Kaitlyn Magnani in the midfield unit. “As far as lax skills, Emily is going to be our go-to. People look to get her the ball and she likes to have it. Catherine has been looking good, she is one of our captains.” A pair of sophomores, Lily Harlin and Madison Leggett, should bolster the attack. “Lily has a bubbly personality that is contagious,” said Maser, noting that Harlan is also a field hockey standout. “Madison is ver y, ver y quick and smart, she knows where to be.” At goalie, seniors Molly Lagay and Anna Dawson, will both be seeing action. “Molly had to step into the cage because Anna is out,” said Maser. “Once she comes back, Anna is going to be our goto goalkeeper. For the short term, Molly has stepped in and has done quite well. She

is fearless, she directed the defense from the goal. In future games, I expect both her and Anna to be directing the defense from there and quarterbacking things.” S en ior Jan iah Adams, freshman Elise Price, freshman Isabel Milley and senior Allison Tarbotton should see time on the low defense. “I have a combination, I have Janiah and Elise,” said Maser, noting that cocaptain Lagay sees action at defense when she is not in the cage. “Isabel is a very versatile, first time player. I have her listed as attack and defense but I ran her at midfield for a couple of lines during the scrimmage and she can do that. Allison is at defense and middie, she is gritty.” Looking ahead, Maser is focused on getting his players to improve their collective lax IQ. “We have to understand the game and know not just my own position but each of my teammates’ positions as well,” said Maser, whose team hosts the Hun School on April 28, plays at Northern Burlington on April 30 and then hosts Burlington City on May 3. “T hey are St uar t k ids and they are perfectionists so it is not being afraid to make mistakes. It is make mistakes at a high rate of speed if you are going to make them and then let’s go, let’s do it. They are learning me and I am learning them.” —Bill Alden

TARTAN PRIDE: Stuart Country Day School lacrosse player Catherine Martin races upfield in a game last week. Senior co-captain Martin has been sparking Stuart in the midfield. The Tartans, who dropped to 0-4 with a 14-2 loss to Princeton Day School in the first round of the state Prep B tournament last Monday, host the Hun School on April 28, play at Northern Burlington on April 30 and then host Burlington City on May 3. (Photo by Frank Wojciechowski)

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Boys’ Tennis: Winning each match in straight sets, PHS defeated Hightstown 5 - 0 last Monday. In up coming action, the Tigers, now 3-0, host Lawrence on April 28, play at Allentown Softball: Unable to genon April 30 and then host erate any offense, PHS fell WW/P-North on May 3. 15-0 to Notre Dame last Monday. The Tigers, now 0-3, play at Steinert on April 29 and at Hopewell Valley on May 3. Boys’ Track: Adam Berner came up big as the PHS boys’ squad faced WW/PBoys’ Lacrosse: A 3-0 South in a dual meet on third quar ter turned the April 19. Senior Berner won tide as PDS defeated Moorethe 100-meter dash in a time stown 8-5 last Monday. In of 11.84 and also prevailed upcoming action, the Panin the 200, clocking a time thers, now 2-3, play at the of 23.84. Berner went on to Hill School on May 1 before finish ninth in the 200 in the hosting Academy of New CVC Showdown on SaturChurch (Pa.) on May 4. day in 23.88. Senior Jacob Boys’ Tennis: Earning its Borenstein took ninth in the 3,200 at the CVC showdown first win of the season, PDS defeated the Hun School 4-1 in a time of 10:02.79. last Monday. The Panthers, G irls’ Trac k : Kendall now 1-3, play at the Hill Willamson starred in a busy School (Pa.) on May 1 and week for the PHS girls’ at the Pennington School on track program. In a dual May 4. meet against WW/P-South Girls’ Volleyball: Wrapon April 19, junior standout Williams posted per- ping up its 2021 campaign, sonal record times of 12.4 PDS fell 2-0 (10-25, 9-25) to in the 100-meter dash and Rutgers Prep last Thursday. 58.7 in the 400. On Satur- The Panthers posted a final day in the CVC showdown, record of 0-8. she sprinted to another PR, clocking a time of 26.22 in the 200. Sophomore Robin Roth won the 3,200 in the CVC Showdown with a time of 11:33.35. Girls’ Volleyball: AmanBaseball: Carson Appleda Shi played well in a losing gate led the hit parade as cause as PHS fell 2-0 (1125, 21-25) to Moorestown Hun defeated the Perkiomen High last Friday. Senior co- School (Pa.) 12-2 last Fricaptain Shi contributed a day. Junior Applegate went kill, six digs, three assists, 3-for-3 with two runs and and a service point as the an RBI while Ben Petrone, Rickey Erbeck, and Ryan Tigers moved to 3-13. DiMaggio pounded out two

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hits apiece as the Raiders improved to 8-1. Hun plays at St. Joseph’s (Metuchen) on April 28, hosts the Hill School (Pa.) on May 1, and then plays at St. Augustine Prep on May 4. Softball: Kat Xiong, Hanna Babuschak, and Lexi Kobryn had four hits apiece to help Hun defeat Penn Charter (Pa.) 15-8 last Saturday. The Raiders, now 6-1, host Montgomery on April 29, Rutgers Prep on May 1, and Princeton Day School on May 4. Boys’ Lacrosse: Building an 8-4 halftime lead, Hun defeated St. Joseph’s (Metuchen) 14-8 last Friday. The Raiders, now 2-1, host the Blair Academy on April 28.

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Boys’ Lacrosse: Jumping out to a 9-0 halftime lead, Lawrenceville cruised to a 14 -2 w in over t he Princeton Day School last Saturday. The Big Red, who improved to 3-2 with the victory, play at the Brunswick School (Conn.) on April 28 and then host St. Augustine on May 1. Girls’ Lacrosse: Sparked by Caroline Foster, Lawrenceville defeated the Blair Academy 15-10 last Saturday. Foster tallied seven goals and an assist as the Big Red moved to 4-2. Lawrenceville hosts Hunterdon Baseball : Getting just Central on May 1 and then three hits, Pennington lost plays in the state Prep A 9-0 to Pingry last Saturday. semifinals on May 3. The Red Raiders, now 2-4, host Bordentown on April 28 and Peddie School on April 30 before playing at the Princeton Day School on May 3. Boys’ Lacrosse: Coming up just short in a defensive Post 218 Legion Baseball Team battle, Pennington got edged Holding Tryouts May 2, May 8 7-5 at Gill St. Bernard’s last The Princeton American Monday. The Red Raiders, Legion Post 218 baseball now 0-4, host South Bruns- program will be holding trywick on April 29 and Peddie outs for its 2021 team on School on May 4. May 2 and May 8 at Smoyer Girls’ Lacrosse: Bridget Field in Princeton. Lawn starred in a losing The May 2 session will cause as Pennington fell take place from 2-4 p.m. 14-7 to the Blair Academy while the May 8 session is last Wednesday. Lawn tal- scheduled to go from 12 lied three goals for the noon-2 p.m. Re d R a i d e r s, n ow 3 - 3. Players are strongly recommended to attend both tryout dates and to contact Post 218 Administrative Manager Jon Durbin at jonwdurbin@gmail.com to confirm participation. Post 218 is planning to play a 20-game schedule in the Mercer County American Legion League (MCALL) this summer. Team practices will begin in late May/early June depending on when the spring high school season ends.

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BRINGING THEIR A-GAME: Hun School girls’ lacrosse player Olivia Kim unloads the ball in recent action. Last Monday, Kim helped Hun defeat Peddie School 19-8 in the opening round of the state Prep A tournament. The Raiders, now 4-3, play at Stuart Country Day on April 28 before hosting Moorestown Friends on May 1. In addition, Hun will be playing at Oak Knoll on May 3 in the Prep A semis. (Photo by Frank Wojciechowski) High school and collegeage players are eligible to play for Post 218 if their primary address is in the municipal boundar y of Princeton or Cranbury or they attend a high school located in Princeton (Princeton High, Princeton Day School, and Hun School). Players must be born on or after January 1, 2002. For information on fees and further details on the program, one can contact Jon Durbin at his gmail address listed above.

Princeton 5K Race To Be Held Virtually

The 12th edition of the Princeton 5K race will be held virtually this year. Participants may run or walk 3.1 miles between May 1 and May 15 on a course of their choice. There will be race T-shirts which will be available on May 8 at the

Princeton Running Company, 108 Nassau St. In addition, race bibs can be uploaded and printed. One can also upload results to be considered for awards. Proceeds from the event go to support the Princeton High cross country and track programs. For more information on the race and to register, log on to https ://runsignup. com/Race/NJ/Princeton/ PrincetonNJ5K. CORRECTION: In the story “Resurrecting ‘Cohesive Unit’ Rallying Cry, PHS Girls’ Lax Primed for 2021 Campaign” that ran in the April 21, 2021 issue at page 33, the name of one of the freshman attackers referred to was incorrect. It should have read Sarah Henderson.

BIG RUN: Princeton High baseball player Ken Schiavone, right, slides in for a run last Saturday against Ewing. Junior Schiavone starred as PHS rallied for a 3-2 victory over the Blue Devils in eight innings. Schiavone got an RBI and picked up the win on the mound in relief as the Tigers earned their first victory of the season. On Monday, PHS made it two in a row, topping Nottingham 11-7 with Schiavone starring with the bat as he went 3-for-5 with 4 RBIs. The Tigers, now 2-2, play at Steinert on April 28 and at Hopewell Valley on May 1. (Photo by Frank Wojciechowski)

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always her heartfelt concern, and helped them to sur v ive, grow, heal and thrive. She was a gifted therapist, educator and mentor who took a personalized approach to serving the many diverse individuals, couples, families, agencies, asylees, counselors, violence and torture survivors, mentees, students, and children of military families she encountered. Her volunteer work included supporting the Native American Sycuan Inter-Tribal Vocational Rehabilitation Program and Survivors of Torture International. She also served as a Eucharistic Minister at Church of the Nativity in Rancho Santa Fe, CA. Irene was known for her witty sense of humor and playful demeanor. She was also a fierce competitor. She was a member of the Rancho Santa Fe Tennis Club and remained active in pickleball, tennis, golf, and bridge. She especially enjoyed teaching young people how to play chess. She was an av id reader and fan of folk, opera and classical music. She had a high appreciation for the arts – from antiquities to modern contemporary art -- and enjoyed film, travel and learning about other cultures. She was also a tremendously gifted cook. She is predeceased by her parents, Irene and William C. Cor nish, and a s i s te r, Pat r i c i a R i c h mond. She is survived by her husband of 35 years, Gough W. Thompson, Jr., her daughter Rena Whitehouse of Boulder, CO; her daughter Melissa W hite house of Brooklyn, NY; her son Edward Whitehouse of Rumson, NJ, her daughter, Alexandra Carbone of Pasadena, CA , and four grandchildren whom she adored: Marco, Luce, Joseph and Teddy. She is also sur vived by her stepchildren, Gough Winn Thompson III, Betsy Phreed, Lydia T hompson, Dan T homp son, Tom Thompson, nine step-grandchildren and one step-great-grandson. Other survivors include her siblings William R. Cornish, Rober t Cornish, Nancy Rigano and many nieces, nephews and great-nieces and -nephews. A funeral mass is scheduled for May 14, 2021 at 1 p.m. PT at Church of the Nativity, Rancho Santa Fe, CA. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Irene’s memory to Survivors of Torture International, notorture.org, (619) 278-2400.

brothers Max and George Donald Butcher. Born in Chinook, MT, he moved to Southern California when he was two years old. After graduating from Covina (CA) High School, he joined the US Air Force and achieved the rank of Staff Sargent. John graduated from California Polytechnic State University (Pomona) with a BS in Mathematics and California Polytechnic State university (San Luis Obispo) with an M.Ed in Mat hemat ic s E duc at ion. He also earned Ed.M. and Ed.D degrees from Rutgers University (NJ) and an MS in Computer Science from Stevens Institute of Technology (NJ). John taught mathematics at high schools in Clear Lake (CA), Glendora (CA), Princeton (NJ ) and Stuafen ( Germany) at the Army Dependent’s School. He then joined the faculty at Newark State College (NJ), now Kean University, and taught in the Mathematics/ Computer Science Dept for 30 years, retiring as an Associate Professor. He enjoyed travel, long distance bike riding, gardening, and was a volunteer for the Franklin Food Bank, the American Diabetes Association, the Mary Jacobs Library as well as a Board member and Secretary for the Rockingham Association. John is survived by his w ife of 52 years, Patr icia Smith Butcher and his brother Earl, two sisters Alice and Mary, a sister-in-law Penny Butcher and numerous nephews and nieces. At his request there will be no memorial ser vice.

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Kathleen H. Ruggiero Kathleen H. Ruggiero, 79, of East Windsor, passed away at home on Friday, April 23, 2021. Kathleen was the daughter of the late, Joseph T. and Estella Higham. Born and raised in Trenton, she resided in East Windsor for the past 48 years. She was a graduate of Douglass College, Rutgers University and worked at ETS and as the Assistant Registrar at Rutgers University before leaving her career to devote herself to her family and the family business, Ben’s Shoe Repair. After her children were grown, Kathleen rediscovered her management talents at Roper ASW in Montgomery, NJ where she worked until her retirement in 2007. She was beloved by her husband of 47 years, Biagio Ruggiero; her children, Bernice Wiles of Hagerstown, MD, Estella (Don) Gilpin of West Windsor, Celeste (Pete) Gray of Robbinsville and Biagio (Erin)

Ruggiero of Pittsburgh, PA; and her grandchildren, Liam and Nora Gray, Henry Gilpin and Benjamin and Eliza Ruggiero. She will forever be remembered by her brother, Joseph (Geraldine) Higham of Pennington, NJ; and her sister, Margaret Hr yniuk of Garner, NC; and by her nieces, nephew, cousins and friends. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Thursday, April 29, 2021, at 10 a.m. at Sacred Heart R.C. Church, 343 S. Broad Street, Trenton, NJ 08608. Inter ment w ill follow at Old Tennent Cemetery in Manalapan, NJ. Due to funeral restrictions, the staff of Simplicity Funeral and Cremation Services at Glackin Chapel respectfully requests all funeral attendees wear a face covering during all services for Mrs. Ruggiero. We appreciate your cooperation. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in Mrs. Ruggiero’s memory to The RISE Community Services Partnership of Hightstown by visiting In Memory Of at inmemof.org. Arrangements are under the direction of Simplicity Funeral and Cremation Services at Glackin Chapel, 136 Morrison Ave., Hightstown, NJ. w w w.simplicityfuneralservices.com Simplicity Funeral & Cremation Services at Glackin Chapel 136 Morrison Ave. Hightstown, NJ 08520 (609) 448-1801 To Plant Memorial Trees in memory, please visit our Sympathy Store at https:// legcy.co/32QgVvE.

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growing, and Gorman was one of the original industry leaders who established the National Swimming Pool Institute (NSPI) that developed standards for the industry, serving in all offices of the local chapter (NESPA) and Director as well as Vice President of the National. Mr. Gorman spent summers at Cape Cod where his father taught him the love of sailing. In his later years he spent as much time as he could in Davisville with friends and family of his youth. Mr. Gorman retired early, and w ith his w ife Norma (unretired) traveled the world from their home on Great Cruz Bay, St John, USVI. Edward Madison In lieu of flowers, a conGorman tribution can be made to Edward Madison Gorman Cumberland College, Wil(96) departed this Earth liamsburg, KY. on April 17th, at 7:47 a.m. Mr. Gorman was born in Princeton, NJ. His parents were Frank T. And Beatrice B. Gorman. His father was a college professor. He was predeceased by his wife of fifty years, Norma W. Gorman. His former wife Dorothy French lives in Princeton, NJ. His elder sister Elizabeth Parmentier of Palm City, FL predeceased him. A younger sister, Constance Gorman, lives in Mount Pleasant, SC. His elder brother Frank T Gorman, Jr died in 1978. His daughter Kathleen Colket lives with Irene Cornish her husband Meredith in Thompson Avon, CT, and son, Stephen Gorman lives with his wife Irene Cornish Thompson Rosalie in Pacific Grove, CA. of Rancho Santa Fe, CA Another son, Gary Gorman and formerly of Princeton, lives in Mount Pleasant, SC. NJ died peacefully from His step-son Kenneth West- complications of COVID-19 dyk and step-daughter Jan- on Monday March 22, 2021 ice Cymny predeceased him. surrounded by family. She Mr. Gorman leaves 12 was born in Bound Brook, grandchildren and step - NJ on July 15, 1942, the grandchildren. Alexander old e s t ch i ld of Wi l l ia m Colket, Laura Jacobs, Caro- Charles Cornish and Irene line Colket, Brian Gorman, (Rucinski) Cornish. Kevin Gorman, Justin WestShe lived in the Princeton dyk, Blake Westdyk, Autumn area for over 30 years beTranquelino, Sandra Cymny, fore relocating to San DiJamie Moreno, Kipa Sharp- ego County, CA where she fish, and Michael Sharpfish. and her husband Gough W. In addition, he leaves 9 Thompson, Jr. of Princeton, great grandchildren. Clau- settled in Rancho Santa Fe, dia Rose Beaty, Thomas CA. Westdyk, Benjamin Rivera, After leaving school to Pas q u a le R ive r a, S ola n marry and raise a family, Colket-Jacobs, Nova Colket- she returned to graduate Jacobs, Tomi Sharpfish, from Douglass College – Enoki Sharpfish, and Declan then the women’s liberal Gorman. arts college associated with Mr. Gorman graduated Rutgers University – with a f r o m M i l t o n A c a d e m y, BA in Sociology in 1975. Har vard Un iver s it y ( A B W hile studying toward ‘46), and Har vard Busi- her Master of Social Work ness School (MBA ‘54). He (MSW) at Rutgers, Irene beserved 3 years in the Navy gan as an intern at Corner during WWII, and 2 years in House, the leading drug the CIA during the Korean and alcohol treatment cenWar. ter in Princeton, NJ. After A f ter g raduat ing f rom graduating in 1984, she was HBS, he started Cascade hired as a staff member at Pools Corp. building resi- Corner House where she led dential pools in the Trenton, Adult Children of AlcoholNJ area. Realizing that pools ics groups as well as Incest cost too much for blue col- Survivor Groups—both were lar workers, he developed a firsts for their time. factory built, in-the-ground After Corner House, Irene pool that could easily be launched her own private installed by factory trained practice that she continued dealers. until her death. She speThis was a new concept in cialized in individual, marthe industry, and with the riage and family therapy endorsement of the Olym- and studied with some of pic Gold Medalist, Buster the most internationally reCrabbe, Gorman eventually nowned leaders in her field, had distribution east of the including Maurizio Andolfi, Mississippi River, Canada, Salvador Mnuchin and Bill Europe, and Japan with fac- O’Hanlon. She served as adtories in Edison, NJ, Wok- junct faculty for Alliant Uniing, Surry, England. He was versity’s California School a former member of the New of Professional Psychology Jersey Chapter of the Young for over 20 years where she P residents Organ i zat ion was highly regarded by her (YPO), and president of the students and colleagues. Edison Rotary Club. She touched the lives of The pool industr y was many, whose dilemmas were

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Anna, William, George, Mercy, Virginia, Samuel, ClemContinued from Preceding Page ent and Juliana in Ghana, the United Kingdom and the United States in addition to numerous cousins, nieces and nephews. A Visitation will be held on Saturday, May 8, 2021 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at The M.J. Murphy Funeral Home, 616 R idge Road Monmouth Junction, NJ. A Funeral Service will be held on Saturday, May 8, 2021 at 11 a.m. at The M.J. Murphy Funeral Home, 616 Ridge Road Monmouth Junction, NJ. Burial will follow in Somerset Hills Cemetery Dr. Albert Edward and Mausoleum, Basking Ridge. Kodzo Kormewlo Zoom information will be Timpo placed at mjmurphyfunerDr. Albert Edward Kodzo alhome.com for family and Kormewlo Timpo, 79, of friends streaming the serEast Windsor passed away vices. Sunday, April 11, 2021 at Penn Medicine Princeton Medical Center of Plainsboro, NJ. Albert was born in Accra, Ghana. A lber t, a pediatr ician, trained at the Hadassah Medical School in Israel with residency at the Metropolitan Hospital in New York. He was employed by Garden State Medical Group (RCHP) in Princeton, worked as Health specialist with the USAID in Ethiopia and as a Jane Willey Medical Officer with the UNHCR in Namibia in addition Swartzentruber to several consultancies with Jane Willey Swartzentruber a number of United Nations died peacefully on March 28, agencies. 2021 in Moorestown, New Predeceased by his par- Jersey at the age of 91. ents Dick Mensah and Alice Born in Chicago, Illinois on (Arthur) Timpo. July 7, 1929, she spent her He is survived by his lov- early life in Goshen, Indiana, ing wife Emelia Ethel (Ack- graduating from Goshen High ah) Timpo, three daughters School in 1947 and Goshen Awoye, Emefa, and Edem in College in 1951. She met her New Jersey and his siblings husband, Orley, when she

was accompanying a Goshen College choir in which he was singing. During their 69-year marriage, Jane devoted herself to supporting Orley in his mission work in Europe, and his scholarly and pastoral work in Princeton, New Jersey, where she made their home and raised their four children. A faithful member of All Saints’ Church, where Orley was Vicar, and then Rector, she especially enjoyed her position in the alto section of the choir. Jane joined the faculty of Stuart Country Day School of the Sacred Heart in 1967, where she taught French for 25 years, ultimately becoming head of the Romance Language Department. She and Orley retired to Florida in 1993. They found a welcoming community within the Church of the Redeemer in Sarasota. Jane, an avid and critical reader, particularly enjoyed her time with their Women’s Book Club. In 2016 she and Orley made their final move to the Evergreens in Moorestown, NJ to be closer to their children. Jane was predeceased by Orley, who died in 2019. She is survived by her four children, Anne Lewis, Emily Urquhart, Francine Storck, and Eric Swartzentruber, their respective spouses, Jay, Peter, Jonathan, and Johanna, and seven grandchildren. All of their lives were enriched and enlivened by her brilliant mind, her devastating wit, her devotion to family, and the example she set of excellence in every pursuit. She will be irreplaceable across the Scrabble board. A private funeral service and interment are planned.

Jean Barber Bucek Jean Barber Bucek passed away at home in Somerville, NJ on April 12, 2021. She spent her life in community service, helping and being helpful to others and leaving a lasting impression on those who worked beside her. Jean was born in New York City on August 20, 1938 and lived most of her life in Manhat tan. Af ter marrying Ladislav Bucek in 1957, and welcoming son John in 1963 and daughter Jeanine in 1965, Jean turned her sights to the community, firmly believing in the bible verse, “Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.” She launched her career first, getting involved in establishing financial and personnel systems for commu nit y- based non -prof it organizations. Then later, while working, she earned her Bachelor of Ar ts in Political Science and Management from Fordham in 1978. She helped build or sustain many organizations: Mor n i ngs ide Monte s s or i School, Training for Living, Urban Housing Assistance

Board, National Center for Social Entrepreneurs, The Dome, National Council for Research on Women, The Feminist Press, Community Access and others. She and Larry divorced in 1988. Using her financial skills and administrative training, she guided these groups with their fiscal and personnel management so they could focus on their primary goals of giving assistance to the underserved. She served on the board of her children’s school, Professional Children’s School. She also was a board member for her first spiritual home, Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church and her subsequent one, Riverside Church. She thrived in the city, drawing energy from its people, culture, diversity and her personal mission to be useful to others every day. Jean did make time for fun with family and friends, shooting pool and bowling with her son in their league, (using her own 8lb purple bowling ball, as purple was her favorite color), She enjoyed dinners and theater with her sister and daughter and walks with her Maltese terrier, Jesse James. She wrapped up her career in New York serving as parttime administrator at George Artz Communications for 18 years, JASPOA and Broadway Community, Inc. In 2012, Jean relocated to Princeton, NJ to be closer to her sister, her son and

daughter and their families. She found outlets for her industry and her compassion: working at two church soup kitchens, a food pantry and as a home health aide. She loved living next to the Princeton Public Library, where she spent many hours roaming the stacks and lent her expertise every year during the library’s annual tax help forum. In 2017, Jean moved to Somerville and joined what would be her last spir itual home, United Reform Church, where she became a deacon, again helping with administration and planning. Jean is survived by her sister Sally Barber, her son John Bucek, and daughter Jeanine Rosen; grandchildren Emma, A lex, Sam, Thomas and his wife Urma; niece Sharon and her husband Ralph Greer, nephews James Gardiner and his wife Hedy, and Stephen Lois and his wife Cyndee. Gifts in Jean’s memory may b e donate d to t he United Reform Church, 100 Main Street, Somerville, NJ 08876 or via urcsomerville. org. To le ave m e s s age s of condolence for the family, please visit bridgewaterfuneralhome.com A service will be held on Saturday, May 1, 2021 at 10:30 a.m. at the United Reformed Church, 100 West Main Street in Somerville, NJ 08876.

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