Friday, February 5, 2021

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Off the Presses: France Meets Philadelphia

"Salut!: France Meets Philadelphia” is an informative, authoritative, and fun exploration of the French connection to the nearby City of Brotherly Love.

Off the Presses: ‘Science, the Endless Frontier’

Princeton University Press is commemorating the report's 75th anniversary by reissuing “Science, the Endless Frontier” along with a substantial essay by physicist and the former Congressman Rush Holt.

Lawrence Fireman Makes History of Trenton Firefighting

Michael Ratcliffe has been a journalist and a firefighter -- and now he is the author of a book on Trenton firefighting history.

Off the Presses, at the Library: Slavery in New Jersey

The Pennington Public Library will put a spotlight on slavery in New Jersey with a Zoom discussion led by “Stories of Slavery in New Jersey” author Rick Geffken on Sunday, January 31, at 3 p.m.

‘Journey to Now’ Channels 20 Years of Identity

Artworks Trenton is presenting regionally known artist Kalilah Sabree’s “Journey to Now – A Twenty Year Retrospective” from February 2 through March 3.
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Survival Guide

New COVID Relief for Small Businesses

Survival Guide
Registration opens for Phase 2 of the NJEDA's Small Business Emergency Assistance Loan Program on Wednesday, February 10, at 9 a.m.
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Business Meetings February 3 to 10

Survival Guide
Networking gatherings and other educational sessions for business owners, managers, and employees.
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The Future of Food in the Garden State

Survival Guide
NOFA-NJ holds its 31st annual winter conference online on January 30 and 31.
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Business Meetings January 27 to February 3

Survival Guide
Networking and other events for the business community.
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Community Works Goes Virtual

Survival Guide
Princeton Community Works offers 32 workshops for nonprofit professionals, board members, and volunteers in a virtual format.
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Women in Development Hosts Open House

Survival Guide
Women in Development offers an open house for prospective members.
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Business Meetings January 20 to 27

Survival Guide
Networking events, advice from entrepreneurs and business owners, and more.
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Fast Lane

On the Move

Fast Lane
An industrial building in Hamilton is sold. PACF adds three new trustees. And more.
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City Liaison Connects Trenton’s LGBTQ Community

Fast Lane
Rick Kavin has added ‘LGBTQ liaison’ to his job description as an aide to Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora.
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On the Move: Grants, Management Moves, and More

Fast Lane
The Burke Foundation makes grants to aid children. CSIT starts a grant program for clean tech. New leaders are in place at NJHA, CytoSorbents, and the Mercer County Bar Association. And more.
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People in the News: Gilmour, Nelson, Deaths

Fast Lane
Tom Gilmour announced his retirement from TDA. IAS' Alondra Nelson was named to a role in the Biden administration.
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Commentary

To the Editor: Ways to Celebrate Black History Month

Between the Lines
Mercer County organizations offer a range of events in honor of Black History Month.
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COVID Updates & Online Learning

Between the Lines
Updates from Mercer County on COVID vaccine distribution and information about registering for spring courses from Princeton Adult School.
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In Further Remembrance of Seward Johnson

Between the Lines
A reader offers a poetic remembrance of the late Seward Johnson.
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Letters to the Editor

Between the Lines
Notes on Dohm Alley, volunteering in honor of Martin Luther King Jr., and food donations at the West Windsor Farmers' Market. Plus, free COVID tests for Mercer County residents.
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