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Borough, Merchants Discuss Garage Promotions
Candace Braun
Promoting the Borough's soon-to-be completed parking garage on Spring Street was the focus of discussion at the Community-Based Neighborhood Retail Initiative meeting on Thursday, February 12. The group is associated with the community organization Princeton Future.
Springdale Golf Club Revises Development; Trees Are Preserved
Matthew Hersh
In response to sharp criticism and environmental concerns, the Springdale Golf Club has offered the Princeton Site Plan Review Advisory Board (SPRAB) an alternative to improvement plans that had once called for the removal of approximately 1,200 trees.
Student Parking Problems Escalate During High School Construction
Candace Braun
Since the start of construction, the Princeton Regional School District has received numerous complaints from parents and students concerning the increasing number of parking tickets that are being given out to high school students.
Happy Birthday George F. Kennan: A Hodge Road Reminiscence
Stuart Mitchner
A magnum opus eighteen pages long? It must be a poem. Or perhaps something concise and mathematical. If it's the work of a Princeton scholar, it must be Einstein. Not so. The manuscript currently on display at Firestone Library, page by separate page in a series of glass-topped tables occupying the center of the main exhibition gallery, is a telegram sent to the U.S. State Department from Moscow in February 1946 by a diplomat attempting to tell "official Washington" the "whole truth" about the Soviet Union. The author is longtime Princeton resident George F. Kennan, who celebrated his one-hundredth birthday this past Monday. The occasion will be formally observed this Friday, February 20, in a day-long conference at the University, with opening remarks from Secretary of State Colin Powell.
