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A PLACE TO REMEMBER: Friends and family members of Cat MacRae, a 2000 Princeton University graduate who died in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, view the gold star engraved with her name in the University's newly dedicated memorial garden. Shown, from left, are Cat's sister Annie MacRae; friend Channing Barnett; mother Ann MacRae; and friend Norah Keller. |
SUNDAY RITUAL: Members of the Witherspoon Presbyterian Church choir participate in Sunday's ceremony to install the Rev. Muriel Burrows as the church's new pastor .end caption. |
(Photo by Rebecca Blackwell ©2003 Town Topics)
COMPUTER DRIVE: Miguel Bertran, left, and James LaPaugh organize hundreds of unwanted personal computer components collected by the Trenton Materials Exchange for reuse and recycling. The computer collection drive was held Saturday in the parking lot adjacent to the Township Municipal Complex. |
(Photo by Rebecca Blackwell ©2003 Town Topics)
MARKING AN ANNIVERSARY: Donald Wiener, whose son Jeffrey Wiener, Princeton University Class of 1990, was killed in the terrorist attacks, rings the bell in the University's new memorial garden, located between Chancellor Green and Nassau Hall. |
(Photo by Rebecca Blackwell ©2003 Town Topics)