In case you hadn’t noticed, “thrifting” — the practice of recycling and reusing clothing — has not only gone viral but gone upscale. No longer just a practice among those who for generations have thrifted out of economic necessity (and long before there was a cool word for it), but who see the virtue in […]
The Princeton Tech Meetup community gathers at Princeton Public Library on Thursday, March 28, for networking and discussions on “how to enable personalized accessible experiences through AI & automation.” The event starts at 6:30 p.m. at the library located at 65 Witherspoon Street, Princeton. Cost: $10. Registration is via meetup.com. For more information visit https://princetonlibrary.libnet.info/event/10412498. […]
The New Jersey Business Immigration Coalition is currently accepting nominations for its Immigrant Entrepreneur of the Year Awards Competition. The nonprofit NJBIC has a mission to bring “together business, higher education, and economic development leaders who recognize that immigrants strengthen New Jersey’s economy and communities and who wish to create conditions to attract, retain and […]
Spring is here, and if you don’t believe it look no further than the many area nature centers and gardens gearing up for spring sales of native plants and more. The Garden Club of Princeton is hosting its annual spring flower market on Thursday, March 28, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Shop beautiful and […]
Family-Owned Robbinsville Company Celebrates Its 100th Anniversary The moving and storage industry has changed dramatically in the last 100 years since Bohren’s Moving & Storage Company opened for business in 1924 with one Model T Ford truck based at a small warehouse on Chambers Street in Princeton. But through four generations of family ownership, the […]
Many programs at the Princeton University Chapel are open to the public. Religious services, concerts, lectures, and other events are held throughout the year. They include: A Protestant church service every Sunday at 11:00 am (10:00 am in June/July/August) Concerts by the Princeton University Chapel Choir (the next will be April 13) Organ concerts on […]
The Ewing Community Pools System offers two pools for seasonal members and daily patrons. The pools have shaded areas, pool furniture, changing rooms and shower facilities and ESCC has a snack bar. The Hollowbrook Pool located at 320 Hollowbrook Drive, is scheduled to open on weekends & Memorial Day on Sunday, May 26. Operating hours […]
The following stories were originally published in the March 27, 2024, issue of U.S. 1 Newspaper. Cover Stories Swing Into Spring with Parties for a Good Cause Between the Lines How Does Your Garden Grow? Survival Guide Princeton Tech Meetup on AI & AccessibilityNominations Open for Immigrant Entrepreneur Awards Preview of the Arts Stories For […]
My introduction to the practice of Forest Bathing came in the form of what is perhaps the most often referenced book on the subject, Forest Bathing — How Trees Can Help You Find Health and Happiness by Dr. Qing Li (“Ching Lee”). If Dr. Li had made the claim he makes for forest bathing on […]
From the time baritone Zachary Angus intones the opening solo notes of “Carmen’s” vocal line in Boheme Opera New Jersey’s production of Bizet’s classic last weekend, you are assured this “Carmen” would join a long line of Boheme programs in featuring meticulous singing that boasts excellence in pitch, tone, vibrance, drama, and intent. To a […]