Friday, March 30, 2001
TINSELTOWN COMES TO TIGERTOWN
P.U. CAMPUS GOES GAGA OVER 'GLADIATOR' GLIMPSES

Hundreds of Princeton University students, faculty and staff made time in their busy schedules this week to pause and crane their necks in the hope of catching a glimpse of celebrity and movie magic. Hollywood had invaded Princeton.  Story

Friday, March 30, 2001
REDISTRICTING ROILS POLITICOS' FUTURES
PRINCETON EXPERT NOW TIEBREAKER

Some of the municipalities in The Packet coverage area could shift to new legislative districts — but the changes are up in the air as a bipartisan state committee works to define legislative districts.  Story

Thursday, March 29, 2001
WASHINGTON STARTS POLICE PROBE
INDEPENDENT COUNSEL, COUNTY PROSECUTOR TO INVESTIGATE

The Washington Township Committee's actions followed allegations against Police Chief Paul Krych and Lt. Ralph Fiasco in which officers claimed Lt. Fiasco misused his powers as a supervisor to threaten and mentally abuse officers.  Story

Thursday, March 29, 2001
THE TREE THAT KEEPS ON GIVING
WOMAN LOVES TO DECORATE FOR HOLIDAYS

Jan Miller isn't out of her tree; she just enjoys decorating it. And decorating it. And decorating it. And decorating it. It's not uncommon to walk into her house several months after Christmas and find the family tree decorated for Valentine's Day or Easter.  Story

Wednesday, March 28, 2001
FRIENDS FOR LIFE
PROGRAM PROVIDES FRIENDSHIP
FOR THE HOME-BOUND

Susan Kugler is a matchmaker — of the trans- generational sort. As the director of the HomeFriends program of the Princeton Senior Resource Center, she pairs elderly people who are struggling to continue living in their homes with volunteers willing to help them.  Story

Wednesday, March 28, 2001
HIS COMMITMENT SPEAKS VOLUMES
AUTISTIC MAN HONORED FOR 20 YEARS AT WAWA

Ariel Shiner cannot talk. But what the 41-year-old autistic man can do, though, is far more remarkable than his inability to speak. The fact that Mr. Shiner has opened the employment door for hundreds of other autistic adults resonates like the most beautiful voice in the world.  Story

Tuesday, March 27, 2001
CANDIDATES SPEAK TO ENVIRONMENTALITS
GUBERNATORIAL HOPEFULS ADDRESS WATER QUALITY, SPRAWL

The two top candidates for the governor's office pledged to a host of environmentalists at Princeton University last weekend that they would strengthen New Jersey's water quality standards and beef up the state's anti-sprawl plan.  Story

Tuesday, March 27, 2001
TEENS GET CUES FOR TV NEWS
MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS BROADCAST NEWS

Members of the broadcast club at West Windsor-Plainsboro's Thomas R. Grover Middle School televise a 15-minute morning news program every day at the start of first period from the school's television studio. Members film, edit and produce special effects and music for the clips.  Story

Monday, March 26, 2001
CHURCH ENJOYS 250 YEARS
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF BORDENTOWN HELD FIRST SERVICE IN 1751

When the first brick of the Baptist Church on Prince Street was set in place in 1751, New Jersey was still a British colony. When the present church building was constructed more than 100 years ago, horse-drawn carriages still filled the streets and women had not yet won the right to vote.  Story

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