LOVE IS IN THE AIR  From the massage enthusiast to the chocolate lover, there are plenty of things to do in and around Princeton this Valentine's Day. Look no further than the February 3 issue of U.S. 1 to find some top-notch recommendations for romantic ways to spend the holiday weekend. Suggestions include: A romantic getaway at the Inn at Bowman's Hill in New Hope (pictured) , an indulgent spa treatment at Onsen for All in Kingston, or a nine-course dinner at the chef's table at Elements Restaurant in Princeton. | WHAT'S HAPPENING IN PRINCETON, NJ?  TODAY'S EVENTSTOMORROW'S EVENTS ALL FUTURE EVENTS Critics' Corner: Lighten up. Larry Shue's comedy, "The Foreigner," runs through Sunday, February 14, at Bristol Riverside Theater. "A fine sense of the ridiculous" says The Philadelphia Inquirer. "Dizzying and delightful" says talkinbroadway.com. "Uproarious and satisfying" says The Princeton Packet. "I laughed so hard the muscles in my face still hurt" says U.S. 1's own John Elliott. WEEKEND WARRIOR: If you are thinking of previewing the musical that's headed to Broadway, "Warsaw," wait a week. The show, presented by Boheme Opera, was going to be presented Saturday, February 6, at Patriots Theater in Trenton. It has been postponed one week, to Saturday, February 13, because of the snowstorm. Learn more about the show on its website. Buy tickets here. For the latest from PrincetonInfo: Subscribe to our RSS feed. TRAFFIC||DIRECTIONS||WALKING TOURS WEATHER || NEWS || MOVIE LISTINGS |
THE RUSH TO CHALLENGE RUSH HOLT  Scott Sipprelle, an investment banker from Princeton, is seeking the Republican nomination to run against Democratic Congressman Rush Holt. U.S. 1's Richard K. Rein sizes up Sipprelle's chances in the predominantly Democratic district. Check out Sipprelle's official campaign website and Rush Holt's. Area Republicans are gearing up for their fourth annual Lincoln's Day dinner Friday, February 26, at Jasna Polana, where the guest speaker will be Steve Forbes. | |
OPPORTUNITIES Party For Haiti The Nassau Inn hosts a benefit evening for Haiti on Wednesday, February 10, from 4 to 9 p.m. to raise money for earthquake relief. Admission is $25 at the door. More funds will be raised through a silent auction. Parking will be free at the garages on Hulfish, Chambers, and Spring streets. "Any amount of help will be appreciated," says Hubert Dolphin, a Nassau Inn employee who lost five family members in the earthquake. See more opportunities here. | INSIDE U.S. 1 NEWSPAPER  See the story list in the current issueView the current print edition of U.S. 1 View the previous print edition of U.S. 1 Search Our Archives Follow Princeton Comment and other blogs from our writers. PrincetonInfo is now on Twitter! Follow us Comments or questions about this website? E-mail publisher Richard K. Rein -- rein@princetoninfo.com -- or call him at 609-452-7000. |
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