Thursday, January 28, 2021

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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.

Opportunities

Opportunities for movie lovers, music teachers, and young ballplayers.

Trenton Barber Lathers Up Good Feelings and Kindness

85-year-old Joe Festa has operated his South Warren Street barber shop for 60 years.
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Survival Guide

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

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

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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

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

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Networking events, advice from entrepreneurs and business owners, and more.
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Learn to Serve on a Nonprofit Board

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NonProfitConnect, a nonprofit committed to strengthening nonprofits and their boards, is offering a five-week BoardConnect series focused on building skills to serve on a nonprofit board.
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Keiretsu Forum Adds Princeton Chapter

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Keiretsu Forum, a global community of private equity angel investors, venture capitalists, and corporate/institutional investors, has launched a North Jersey chapter.
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Fast Lane

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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D&R Greenway Announces Newly Preserved Lands

Fast Lane
The D&R Greenway announced the preservation of several new parcels of land at the end of 2020.
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Commentary

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

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

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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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On the Cover

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The cover image is a detail of noted regional artist J. Seward Johnson, Jr.’s, “Alone.”
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