Wednesday, October 16, 2019

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Pinelands Photographer Thinks Beyond the Lens

The New Jersey State Museum exhibition “Preserving the Pinelands: Albert Horner’s Portraits of a National Treasure,” opens on Saturday, October 12.

Baker & Tarpaga Dance Project Takes Flight

Baker & Tarpaga Dance Project brings "When Birds Refused to Fly" to Princeton University’s Lewis Center for the Arts Friday through Sunday, October 18 through 20.

Centurion’s One Night, One Life

On Saturday, September 28, Centurion, a national non-profit (501c3) organization dedicated to the vindication of the innocent in prison gathered with supporters and special guests for an exciting fundraising event, One Night One Life, at the Cherry Valley Country Club in Princeton.

Old Barracks Music Remembers When Britain Won

The Old Barracks commemorates that British victory with the musical celebration “Loyal Song — Music of the French and Indian War,” on Saturday, October 12.

A Toast to 300 Years

The Trent House celebrates its 300th anniversary by serving up history with celebrity chef and food historian Walter Staib, the Emmy Award-winning host of PBS’ “A Taste of History.”
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Survival Guide

Why Corporate Leaders Should Join Nonprofit Boards

Survival Guide
“Employee engagement at the local level allows us to participate as engaged members of the communities where we live and work," says Jennifer Brunelle of NRG.
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Do You Know Your Purpose?

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The path to success in a fast-moving, highly competitive, technology-driven business is a purpose-driven brand strategy, says consultant Jane Lauterbeck.
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New Guide Helps Employers Navigate Marijuana Minefield

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For the first time New Jersey’s medical marijuana law provides job protection to employees who use medical marijuana.
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Fighting Prejudice, One App at a Time

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Sociologist Ruha Benjamin will share some of her findings in a talk, “Are Robots Racist? Reimagining Technology, Equity, and the New Jim Code,” on Friday, October 4, at 2 p.m., in McCosh Hall 10 at Princeton University.
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The Perfumer Who Couldn’t Smell

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Firmenich perfumer Sabine de Tscharner will speak on Thursday, October 10, at “Redefining Success,” an event sponsored by Ellevate, a community of professional women.
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How to Build Your Personal Network

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Jennifer Willey, CEO and founder of Wet Cement, is teaching a workshop on building a personal board of directors on September 27.
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A Capital Idea

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Dianna Raedle hosts a free workshop on best practices for raising capital.
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Fast Lane

Up for Auction: A 77-Acre Hopewell Estate

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Deer Run Farm, located at 189 Woosamonsa Road in Pennington, will be auctioned off on October 10.
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Princeton Physicist Wins Nobel Prize

Fast Lane
James Peebles, a retired physics professor at Princeton University, was one of three winners of the 2019 Nobel Prize in physics.
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Honors for Immigrant Entrepreneurs

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Three area entrepreneurs were honored with Immigrant Entrepreneur Awards.
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Deaths

Fast Lane
Noted architect Elizabeth Reilly Moynahan died at 94.
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Commentary

To the Editor: Join Princeton’s Period Day Rally

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Please join with us on October 19 so we can do even more to overcome period poverty and improve the lives of girls and women, enabling them to fully participate in school, work, and other activities.
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Lions and Tigers and Bands, Oh My

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Look ahead at this week's Princeton University football game -- and the many other upcoming events available in our calendar.
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To the Editor: A+ for STREAM School

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On September 14 and 15 a dozen volunteers attended STREAM School at the Watershed Institute Jacob’s Creek in Hopewell Township and Zion Crossing Park in Montgomery Township.
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To the Editor: Get Out the Vote

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Important deadlines are looming for voter registration and vote by mail applications.
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