Go Inside This Week’s Issue of U.S. 1: December 21, 2022

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Note: U.S. 1 will take its annual winter break and will not publish an issue on Wednesday, December 28, but return on Wednesday, January 4. We wish all of our readers a joyous holiday season and a happy, healthy new year!

The following stories were originally published in the December 21, 2022, issue of U.S. 1 Newspaper.

Cover Stories

Helping HandsAfter 31 Years, a New Steward for HomeFront’s Mission: Sarah Steward Fights on the Front Line Against HomelessnessHelping Hands 2022

Between the Lines

How Picture-Imperfect South Pole Cards Delivered Holiday Cheer

Preview of the Arts Stories

Forget St. Nick: Around Here, Christmas Is George’s DayGeorge Street Playhouse Review: ‘Joy: The Musical’Memories of Christmas Meals Past

Life in the Fast Lane

Mergers: First Bank, Malvern Bancorp, St. Francis, Capital HealthGifts and Grants: FWG, SSAAM, and Princeton Einstein Museum

Sponsored Content

Helping HandsPeople & Stories/Gente y Cuentos: Celebrating 50 Years of Transforming Lives Through Literature, One Short Story at a TimeUnited Way of Greater Mercer County: Reducing Barriers, Providing Greater OpportunitiesTrenton Area Soup Kitchen Welcomes All: TASK’s ‘No Questions Asked Policy’ Eases the Way for Those Who Need Help

To see what else is happening this week in Princeton, visit our events section.

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