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Vida Chu grew up in Hong Kong, came to America for college, and stayed. She has lived in Princeton for 58 years. She has...

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Scott McVay graduated with an AB in English Literature in 1955 at Princeton University, served in Berlin with the CIC on civilian status, worked...

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Joe Sapia, 68-years-old, often writes about “Old Central Jersey.” He lives and writes at Helmetta-Jamesburg, where his maternal family settled around 1900.

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