On the Move: Electric Cars, Company Changes, Deaths

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The Electric State of Mind

Ever thought about trading the gas guzzler for an electric car? Owners of plug-in electric vehicles will be on hand at an event promoting “National Drive Electric Week.” Electric vehicle drivers will bring their cars to the West Windsor Farmers Market on Saturday, September 14, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Attendees can take a test drive and learn more about the benefits of electric vehicles.

Along with National Drive Electric Week, several Princeton businesses have joined a program to support electric driving by advertising which businesses are within walking distance of a charging station. Businesses including Nomad Pizza, Small World Coffee, and Princeton Garden Theater are listed on the website.

Name Changes

Boston Insurance Brokerage, 212 Carnegie Center, Suite 106, Princeton 08540. 609-750-9300. Michael R. Whitbeck, president. bostonbrokerage.com.

ProtX Risk Management, an insurance underwriting business based in Carnegie Center, has been acquired by Boston Insurance Brokerage LLC. The terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Crosstown Moves

ZenSar Technologies Inc., 2 Research Way, First Floor, Princeton 08540. 609-452-1414. Aamod Wagh. www.zensar.com.

The India-based AI company has moved from College Road East to Research Way.

Deaths

Michael F. Spicer, 87, on September 4. He was a partner in the Jamieson Moore Peskin and Spicer Law Firm. He also represented the NJ Bankers Association, Independent schools, and colleges. He was counsel to the Lawrence Planning Board and chief counsel at Rider College.

Henry Joel Powsner, 90, on August 12. A radiologist who specialized in mammography, he also served on numerous boards including Princeton Regional Schools, NJ Commission on Radiation Protection, Princeton Board of Health, Physicians for Social Responsibility of Central NJ, Princeton Community Democratic Organization, Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Princeton, and Princeton Memorial Association.

Harvey Daniel Rothberg, 90, on August 18. An internist at Princeton Medical Group starting in 1960, he also wrote two books documenting the history of Princeton Hospital.

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