Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2001
EASING THE PASSAGE
THREE QUARTER HOUSE HELPS WOMEN FIND HOME IN COMMUNITY

To ease the passage for women from a halfway house to their community, the Crawford House agency in Montgomery has rehabilitated a house. Women who have completed treatment at the main facility are now eligible to live for as long as a year at the new Three-Quarter House.  Story

Tuesday, Feb. 27, 2001
ANGER, DEER TOLL MOUNT
NUMBER RISES TO 203; PROTESTS CONTINUE

Professional sharpshooters this weekend continued to kill deer on private Princeton Township properties, including the Institute for Advanced Study off Olden Lane, bringing to 203 the number killed in accordance with a state-approved deer management program that began Feb. 17.  Story
Deer kill tops 150 in four days
Bucks for landowners who change mind on shooting

Tuesday, Feb. 27, 2001
SCALIA DEFENDS STANCE
SUPREME COURT JUSTICE OUTLINES HIS CONSTITUTIONAL PHILOSOPHY

The preservation of democracy depends on jurists who do not depart from the text of the Constitution, according to U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Antonin Scalia. Protestors shouting outside could be heard in the auditorium while he gave his presentation at Princeton University last week.  Story

Monday, Feb. 26, 2001
'CENTER' OF FOCUS
NEW URBANISM PLANNING TREND HAS CRITICS

Last week, we examined the trend of New Urbanism planning and how it is incorporated into the planned Washington Town Center. This week, we look at criticism that is being aimed in the direction of the movement.  Story
Town center displays new urban trend

Monday, Feb. 26, 2001
CANCER SURVIVOR HELPS OTHERS
TEEN-AGER DIAGNOSED AS AN INFANT

Corrinne Kohrherr was diagnosed with a cancerous tumor on her spine nearly 17 years ago. Today she is cancer-free and, grateful for her doctors and the treatment that makes her a nearly normal teen-ager these days, she is helping other cancer patients deal with their own pain and fear.  Story

Monday, Feb. 26, 2001
LOVE MATCH
WASHINGTON MAYOR ENJOYS WEDDING DUTY

Steve Diliberto and Christina Dashnaw didn't want a wedding with pomp and circumstance — but they did want it to be romantic, so they chose Valentine's Day for the wedding. Washington Mayor Dave Fried, marrying his third couple, might have been more nervous than the bride and groom.  Story

Friday, Feb. 23, 2001
'THE ROMEO CLUB' LOVES STARTING THE DAY AT CAFE
THAT'S 'RETIRED OLD MAN EATING OUT', IN CASE YOU ARE WONDERING

Call them an eclectic Princeton goulash. Thursday morning, they were nine strong around a table at The Cafe, a coffee bar at Bargain Books in the Princeton Shopping Center.  Story

Thursday, Feb. 22, 2001
WEEKEND ACCIDENT CLAIMS LIFE OF HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR
'AN OUTSTANDING YOUNG MAN' IS MOURNED IN HILLSBOROUGH

Honor student Paul Gubitosi, 18, was remembered Wednesday as an outstanding young man with the potential to achieve great things in life. Paul died shortly after 1 a.m. Sunday on his way home from bowling with friends in Manville.  Story

Thursday, Feb. 22, 2001
Y READY TO CELEBRATE OPENING
THE LONG-AWAITED YMCA ON CULVER ROAD WILL HAVE ITS GRAND OPENING SUNDAY FEBRUARY 25TH

The long-awaited YMCA on Culver Road will have its grand opening this Sunday. In addition, YMCAs nationwide are celebrating the 150th anniversary of the first YMCA in the United States this year.  Story

Thursday, Feb. 22, 2001
DOT: SPEED LIMITS ARE 'REALISTIC'
LAMBERTVILLE RESIDENTS SAY SPEEDING IS A PROBLEM ALL OVER THE CITY

The city has been lobbying DOT to reduce speed limits on state roads so it's a uniform 25 mph throughout Lambertville. Residents have been asking for it, and city officials say it's necessary for safety's sake.  Story

Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001
AT 39, SHE'S TRAINING FOR FIRST MARATHON<
FIFTEEN-YEAR HILLSBOROUGH RESIDENT LORETTA REYNOLDS WILL TRAVEL TO LONDON LATER THIS YEAR TO RUN IN A MARATHON SPONSORED BY THE LEUKEMIA & LYMPHOMA SOCIETY.

Some people run for their lives. In April, Loretta Reynolds will travel to London to run for others' lives. The 15-year Hillsborough resident has signed up to run in a marathon sponsored by the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, and she is in the midst of training for the event and gathering pledges.  Story

Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001
ALL OF A MIND FOR 'BEAUTIFUL' ROLE
RON HOWARD FILM ON JOHN FORBES NASH HOLDS CASTING CALL FOR EXTRAS

Scores of would-be actors and actresses lined up for hours in the biting February wind at Princeton University on Friday and Saturday for the open casting call for the movie "A Beautiful Mind." The production features Russell Crowe, the star of "Gladiator" and a best actor Academy Award nominee, in the lead role.  Story

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