Foster: For everything, there is a season
Why is it that despite the fact that change is an inevitable part of life we humans instinctively tend to resist it?
Fried: Thanks for another great year
Whether you are celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa or Diwali, my sincere hope is that you have a peaceful and safe holiday with your family and friends.
Lamenting the loss of a long-time family friend
Saying good-bye is not an easy thing to do. But saying good-bye to people who have taken excellent care of you and your family for over 30 years is a nearly impossible task.
Talking turkey (with Dieter P. Bieny)
Some years ago, looking for quick, easy, cheap entertainment, I began responding to spam e-mails, using an alter ego named Dieter P. Bieny.
Letter to the Princeton Echo: Let them ride buses
I am always amazed at the number of parents driving their children to school when the school district furnishes buses for everyone.
Letter to the Princeton Echo: For ‘common ground’
Concerning the December 11 referendum, some possibly “overzealous” persons have said that people like myself, who were against the original bloated, ill conceived $137 million referendum, were “against our...
To the editor: School referendum: Con
We said we’d change the school board, and we did. In the most heated school board contest in living memory, we elected Daniel Dart, an outright critic of poorly...
To the editor: School referendum: Pro
On Tuesday, December 11, Princeton voters will be asked to approve a $26.9 million referendum to fund critical updates at all six schools. I urge voters to say yes....
If you’re up, get me a Camel
Americans like to say that behind every great fortune is a great crime. But that is hard for me to imagine as I walk through the bucolic Duke Farms on this sunny autumn day.
Letter: a note of thanks from the Hopewell Business Association
After nearly 50 years of advocating for and community among businesses within Hopewell Borough, the Hopewell Business Association is ceasing operations.
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Robbinsville Township condemns Miry Run Country Club
Robbinsville Township last night filed paperwork in New Jersey Superior Court to seize ownership of nearly 160 acres of Miry Run Country Club.
