regarded Roberta’s in the Princeton Shopping Center) and a former

contributor to U.S. 1 Newspaper, Roberta Churchill has an

understandable

interest in restaurant reporting. If we could do that cover over we

would make two changes: We would tell readers that an advertising

feature began on page 18; and we would identify Seward Johnson’s new

restaurant at the Grounds for Sculpture as Rat’s, and tell readers

that its description actually began on page 26.

The payment issue is interesting: Rat’s paid only for an advertisement

in this section, and had no control over the photography or its

placement.

And we had no intention of running any dining photographs on our cover

until we saw the finished work of photographer Craig Terry. The

continuing

development of the Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton Township has

been an item of ongoing editorial (not paid) interest by U.S. 1. We

do not regret printing those photographs on our cover — especially

since that placement allowed them to be printed in color.

We do regret not printing more about Rat’s the restaurant. Churchill’s

letter was complemented by a dozen phone calls requesting more

information

about this picturesque dining establishment. Interested readers can

check our website (princetoninfo.com) or call or fax us and we will

fax back a copy of Nicole Plett’s review of the restaurant (written

without any commercial consideration) printed in January.

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Your Home Direct

THE LAUNCH OF YOUR Home Direct.com (YHD.com) has been an overwhelming

success with more than 215 homes listed, valued at more than $50

million,

in our first five weeks of operation. Twenty-five of these homes are

already under contract with offers pending on another nine. We have

had well over 2 million hits to our website to date and the phones

get busier every day as homeowners respond to our 2 percent realtor

commissions.

While we know that we had a great response to the article U.S. 1

recently

ran on Yhd.com, we have learned that — due to technical

difficulties

— several callers were unable to reach us at our Carnegie Center

phone number that appeared in the article. We would like to apologize

for any frustration or inconvenience this may have caused and assure

your readers that our telephones are now fully operational. To learn

more about our programs for home sellers and buyers, call either

609-750-9070

or 877-Call YHD (877-225-5943), or visit our website, www.yhd.com.

Glen Cohen

Founder and president

YourHomeDirect.com (Yhd.com)

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Flying Turboprops

I READ WITH INTEREST your article about the controversy about

Trenton/Mercer

airport, its possible expansion, and efforts to lure Southwest

Airlines

there (U.S. 1, April 19). While your story touched on Shuttle America,

briefly and superficially, our success story there would probably

be of major interest to your readers:

1. We have grown from just two daily flights to fifteen.

2. Our fares are typically 40-50 percent below those offered by

conventional

airlines and we have save Trenton/Princeton area flyers over $8

million

in the past year.

3. Our six "propeller" planes are actually state-of-the-art

Dash-8-300 turboprops configured in all leather, four-across seating.

Mark Cestari

"http://Www.shuttleamerica.com">Www.shuttleamerica.com

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Inside Scoop

THANK YOU for your support for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mercer

County by providing information about the Free Cone Day at Ben &

Jerry’s.

Despite the inclement weather, the event raised over $2,000, and

throughout

the day over 2,000 cones were scooped.

Kim Cody

Big Brothers Big Sisters

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