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December 12, 2018

Colonial Dance Caller Sue Dupre Knows All the Moves

December 12, 2018

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Out of the Garage, Glassbrook Sings in the Season

December 12, 2018

In just over a year, the fledgling Glassbrook Vocal Ensemble is not only finding its voice, but its voices are getting heard.

George Street Playhouse Review: ‘A Doll’s House, Part 2’

December 12, 2018

Nora slamming the door at the end of Henrik Ibsen’s “A Doll’s House” has to be one of the most famous exits in all dramatic literature.

Colonial Dance Caller Sue Dupre Knows All the Moves

December 12, 2018

Sue Dupre serves as a dance master, teaching and leading traditional dances from the 18th and 19th centuries.

Opportunities: Call for Plays, Nominations

December 12, 2018

The Lawrence Library is accepting play submissions for its annual PlayFest on Saturday, April 27, 2019.

For Voices Chorale, New Voice, New Director

December 5, 2018

Voices Chorale NJ is hoping to find a new voice under David A. McConnell. McConnell takes over as artistic director of the recently restructured choral ensemble, which will present its first program of the season in two upcoming concerts.

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Karen Ambrose’s Business Dreams Become Sweet Reality

Survival Guide December 12, 2018

Karen Ambrose will share the journey that led to opening her bakery and provide tips for those aspiring to start their own business at a free SCORE event December 18.

The (Foot) Path to a Better Trenton Transit Center

Survival Guide December 12, 2018

For all of Trenton’s well documented troubles, the capital city also has several distinct advantages. One is the presence in the heart of town of a major public transit center, serving Amtrak, NJ Transit, and Riverline passengers — thousands every day.

The Data Can Lie, But You Can Still Get to the Truth

Survival Guide December 12, 2018

Brian Kernighan, professor of computer science at Princeton University, says many easy techniques can allow the general public to determine the accuracy of every day numbers.

Woodward’s Portrait of Trump as Mad King

Survival Guide December 5, 2018

Former New Jersey governor Christine Todd Whitman will interview the legendary investigative journalist Bob Woodward at the State Theater of New Jersey in New Brunswick on December 10.

Coaching Expert Maryanne Spatola Provides Strategies for a New World of Work

Survival Guide December 5, 2018

Coaching expert Maryanne Spatola says the days of climbing straight up the corporate ladder are over: successful career strategy includes flexibility.

Life Coach Beth Fitzgerald on The Power of Awareness and Reflection

Survival Guide December 5, 2018

Life coach Beth Fitzgerald speaks at the Professional Services Group meeting at Princeton Public Library.

Resolved: Logical Debate Is a Waste of Time

Survival Guide December 5, 2018

“Civilized Conversation with Virgil Texas, Matt Christman, and Will Menaker” will take place Thursday, December 6, at 6 p.m. at Whig Hall at Princeton University.

Management Moves: RT Specialty/New Day

Fast Lane December 12, 2018

Joe Reynolds has been named an assistant vice president in the National Environmental and Construction Professional Liability Practice at RT Specialty/New Day underwriters.

GS1 Relocates to Custom Workspace

Fast Lane December 12, 2018

GS1 US, a nonprofit information standards organization that standardizes bar codes, has moved from Princeton Pike Corporate Center in Lawrenceville, to a new purpose-built office in the Princeton South Corporate Center.

Princeton University Partners with Microsoft

Fast Lane December 12, 2018

Princeton University is partnering with Microsoft to collaborate on a microbiology and computational modeling research project that aims to understand a deadly form of bacteria.

NJEDA Accepting Grant Applications

Fast Lane December 5, 2018

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority is accepting applications for the 21st Century Redevelopment Program.

To The Editor: New Bill Would Expand Access to IDs

Between the Lines December 12, 2018

It was bitterly cold out the morning of December 6, but there they were, at the steps of the State House, young and old, asking for a privilege most of us take for granted.

To the Editor: More on HQ2

Between the Lines December 5, 2018

Richard K. Rein’s editorial, “How New York & Arlington ‘Lost’ Amazon HQ2” is the most cogent treatment of this subject I have read.

Turning Empty Storefronts into Active Spaces

Between the Lines November 28, 2018

Mall owners and developers across the country are pondering what to do with these mega-structures.

State Council on the Arts Accepting Applications for Grants

Between the Lines November 28, 2018

The State Council on the Arts is accepting applications from New Jersey-based non-profit arts organizations that seek grants to support their ongoing operations, a specific arts program, or a single-day, weekend, or limited series art event.

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