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Kathryn Weidener: telling a storyteller’s story
For some of us our experience as storytellers began and ended the day we attempted to explain to a teacher how “a squirrel ate...
Neighbors say no way to new Princeton homes
The fireworks came to Princeton a few weeks late this year, and in an unlikely setting. A proposal that would allow a 30-home residential...
New Jersey’s main squeeze: Princeton celebrates the tomato
On a cold, gray, rainy day last March Nagisa Manabe had an idea: why not create a celebration of the tomato? After all, the...
Eclair Café: owner/co-chefs share vision of French cuisine for America
Ron Suzuki and Marie-Mathilde Laplanche have a vision of what a French bistro should be, and they have brought it to life this year...
A 21st century twist for 18th century homes: see Princeton’s “Green Oval” digital tours on Aug. 8
The Historical Society of Princeton is turning to 21st-century technology to help preserve and share Princeton’s 18th-century history. ...
Art without a telescope: Luminous Matter by Fran Eber
On view at the Princeton Public Library alongside Robert Vanderbei’s astrophotography is a complementary exhibit, “Luminous Matter,” by Princeton-based artist Fran Eber. ...