Monday, April 9, 2001
GARDEN THEATER TO REOPEN
STEWART FILMS HIGHLIGHT GARDEN'S MAY 31 DEBUT

It's a wonderful life. That is, it's a wonderful life when Princeton University offers three or four days of free Jimmy Stewart matinees to celebrate the reopening of the Garden Theater on Nassau Street, expected May 31.  Story

Monday, April 9, 2001
RENOWNED ARTIST SUCCUMBS TO CANCER
HOLLIS SIGLER, FORMER CRANBURY RESIDENT, DEAD AT 53

Hollis Sigler, a former Cranbury resident and Chicago-based artist whose series of autobiographical paintings often reflected her own battle with breast cancer, died at the age of 53 in her Prairie View, Ill., home on March 29. Born in Gary, Ind., Ms. Sigler's family moved to Cranbury in 1959.  Story

Friday, April 6, 2001
AD CAUSES CONFLICT FOR P.U. PAPER
THE DAILY PRINCETONIAN DISAVOWS ANTI-REPARATIONS STANCE

Princeton University's student newspaper published a controversial full-page ad this week critical of giving reparations for slavery. Written by conservative writer David Horowitz, "(this) advertisement…is an offensive piece of work," the Princetonian said in a statement on Wednesday's editorial page.  Story
Editorial: The 'Prince' takes its stand with Voltaire

Friday, April 6, 2001
COUNTY GOP BACKS KRAMER, NOT WRIGHT

The Mercer County Republican Party endorsed former 14th District Assemblyman Paul Kramer on Wednesday night but passed over former Assemblywoman Barbara Wright, Mr. Kramer's longtime colleague.  Story

Friday, April 6, 2001
SOARIES SEES BLESSINGS IN FAITH-BASED FUNDING

Americans have much to gain and little to fear from President Bush's faith-based initiatives, said New Jersey Secretary of State DeForrest B. Soaries, a Baptist minister, to a Princeton University audience Wednesday.  Story

Thursday, April 5, 2001
TRUCK BAN BECOMES LAW
ACTING GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL IN LAMBERTVILLE

A years-long battle by Lambertville and Hopewell Valley area residents to ban large trucks from Route 29 took a major step forward last week when Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco signed a measure banning trucks weighing more than 13 tons from the road.  Story

Thursday, April 5, 2001
STRUGGLING AUTHORS FIND A WAY
CREATIVE PUBLISHING TECHNIQUES CAN DRAW ATTENTION

Suppose after months of struggling to find the right words, late nights or early mornings around a hectic work schedule and busy family life, you've finally finished your first novel. Then comes the hard part — getting it published.  Story

Wednesday, April 4, 2001
A NEW HOME
SIKH ASSOCIATION OPENS HOUSE OF WORSHIP

The Central Jersey Sikh Association has opened to its members and the rest of the community the doors of a new temple in Washington. Sikhs from central Jersey have been gathering at the temple, which is known as a gurdwara, since March 9.  Story

Tuesday, April 3, 2001
A DIVINE INTERVENTION
PRINCETON CHAPEL GETS MAJOR RESTORATION

As workers repair and re-point the exterior stonework, the beautiful, but grimy stained-glass windows are being restored to their original glory. In all, 27 windows will be restored by studios in Massachusetts, New York and Pennsylvania.  Story

Tuesday, April 3, 2001
EXPERT: PALESTINIAN RETURN UNACCEPTABLE TO ISRAELIS
POLLSTER SHARES INSIGHTS AT PRINCETON UNIVERSITY

While the Israeli public has come to accept the de facto division of Jerusalem into Jewish and Arab sectors, it remains adamantly opposed to the return of millions of Palestinian refugees, an Israeli pollster said last week at Princeton University.  Story

Monday, April 2, 2001
LINDBERGH PAPERS LIFT OFF
UNSEALED DOCUMENTS REVEAL COUPLE'S PRIVATE LIVES

Six boxes of papers unsealed by Princeton University on Thursday showed the inner thoughts of famed American aviator Charles Lindbergh and his wife, the writer Anne Morrow Lindbergh, during one of the most controversial periods in their lives.  Story

Monday, April 2, 2001
COPING WITH CANCER
ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON PROGRAM HELPS VICTIMS, FAMILIES

"I Can Cope," a program of education and emotional support for adult cancer patients and their families, runs through April and into May. The program is co-sponsored by Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital at Hamilton and the American Cancer Society.  Story

Monday, April 2, 2001
GETTING A COOL CAT BACK ON THE AIR
HILLSBOROUGH WOMAN CRUSADES TO GET
CAT STEVENS' MUSIC ON RADIO STATIONS

When Sandy Piesco attended a lecture by Yusuf Islam in Florida, it was a dream come true. You may not recognize the name, but if you grew up in the '70s, you may remember him as Cat Stevens. His music has virtually disappeared from the airwaves over the past decade.  Story

Monday, April 2, 2001
INMATES TEACHING INMATES TO READ
PROGRAM IN CHESTERFIELD HELPS ILLITERATE PRISONERS

The goal is to increase literacy among inmates at the Albert C. Wagner Youth Correctional Facility with tutoring sessions between literate and illiterate inmates. Training for inmates interested in tutoring began last month through a statewide program called Focus on Literacy.  Story

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