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Vol. LXI, No. 51
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Wednesday, December 19, 2007
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Vol. LXI, No. 51
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Wednesday, December 19, 2007
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 (Photo by George Vogel)
UNDERLINING THE SOUNDS OF THE SEASON: The Princeton Symphony Orchestra was joined by the New Jersey Tap Ensemble at the Annual Family Holiday Concert at Richardson Saturday afternoon. |
Advocates pushing for fewer trucks along Route 206 and other major arteries in Princeton suffered a significant setback Monday as the state’s Department of Transportation denied a request to remove key Princeton roadways from a state designation that allows for the passage of large trucks.
The potential scope of any development on a 20-acre tract on Bunn Drive in Princeton Township became even clearer Monday night as Township Hall weighed in on a proposed zoning amendment that could result in a long-stated goal to provide market- rate senior housing for Princeton residents.
A Princeton University junior who claimed to have been assaulted for his conservative beliefs has now admitted to Princeton Township police and campus security that the incident was part of an elaborate hoax.
Patriots’ Week, the celebration of Trenton’s role in the American Revolution held annually the week between Christmas and New Year’s, will bring visitors to the city to enjoy art, music, literature, battlefield re-enactments, and living history events.
Complying with a 2004 mandate handed down from the state’s Department of Environmental Protection, Princeton Borough Council last week voted to adopt a code viewed by environmentalists as the most sweeping effort in 20 years to protect water quality and preserve drinking water supplies.
Paul Stellato, the headmaster of an independent coed day school in Roanoke, Va., has been selected to lead Princeton Day School.
After absorbing two lopsided losses on the road over the last week, the Princeton University men’s basketball team was happy to be at home Sunday night against Manhattan.
Casey Moran and her teammates on the Princeton High girls’ basketball team were inspired as they hit the court last Friday for their season opener against visiting Lawrence.
Coming into the season, Francois Bourbeau thought his Hun School boys’ hockey team was headed for a bumpy ride.
The Princeton University Orchestra paired Mozart with Brahms this past weekend to show off the winners of the ensemble’s 2007 Concerto Competition. One normally associates concerti with orchestral instruments, but recognizing that the voice is also an instrument, the competition judges selected as one winner a singer, who performed a vocal “concerto,” in this case two concert arias by Mozart.
Clients of Ari Cohn’s Princeton Chiropractic Wellness Center, Suite B, 33 State Road, have come to expect an attitude adjustment along with a hands-on chiropractic adjustment of their spine. Since graduating cum laude from the University of Bridgeport College of Chiropractic in 2000, Mr. Cohn has been practicing his artful science as well as spreading the word about the value of preventive chiropractic care to an increasing number of clients in Princeton. Mike Finkelstein, a member of the Department of Exercise Science and Sport Studies at Rutgers, has been visiting Mr. Cohn once a week for the last five-and-a-half years and appreciates the proactive approach. “I’m an active person and Ari’s philosophy is in harmony with my own goal of maintaining health,” commented Mr. Finkelstein who was receiving his weekly adjustment just before this interview. Here, in his own words, Mr. Cohn expounds his mission.