Day: April 8, 2011
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Six Take Medals at N.J. State Judo Championship
By Diane Hasili On April 3rd over 160 participants competed in the 2011 New Jersey State Senior & Junior Judo Championship at the YWCA Princeton. Hosted by the Princeton Judo Club, the event drew participants from 5 to 50 years of age and represented 22 of the top Judo schools from across the state. Tech…
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NOTED AUTHOR AND PHYSICIAN TO SPEAK AT EAST HANOVER LIBRARY
By Irene Maslowski Join the East Hanover Public Library on Wednesday, April 20, at 7:00 p.m., when noted speaker, author, and New Jersey physician, Yvonne S. Thornton, M.D., will introduce her new book, Something To Prove n A Daughter’s Journey to Fulfill a Father’s Legacy. Thornton’s first book titled, The Ditch Digger’s Daughters, was a…
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PRINCETON: Johnson’s move is shocker
PU coach exits alma mater for Fairfield By Justin Feil, Assistant Sports Editor Denton Koons heard it from his mom, who got a phone call from his dad. Bobby Garbade saw the announcement first-hand as it scrolled across the bottom of the TV screen. Both the Princeton University commitments were shocked to learn that Sydney…
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PRINCETON AREA: EnviRUNment 5K to take place April 16 to support clean water cause
Get active and help protect your water and environment at the third annual Greening Princeton EnviRUNment 5K! Join Greening Princeton, a student environmental group at Princeton University, and the Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association, central New Jersey’s first environmental group, on Saturday, April 16, for this fun fundraising event. Runners, joggers and walkers are…
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PRINCETON: Polly Burlingham, landscape gardener: Princeton’s queen of green
The magical effect of greenery a la Polly Burlingham.
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PRINCETON: Polly Burlingham, landscape gardener: Princeton’s queen of green
A garden planted by Polly Burlingham.
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PRINCETON: Polly Burlingham, landscape gardener: Princeton’s queen of green
By Pat Summers Special Writer Polly Burlingham has left her mark all over the Princeton area. Unlike the results tornadoes or floods may leave, hers are benign — and beautiful. Now, with spring’s arrival, she’s up to her old green magic again. As one person remarked after seeing Ms. Burlingham’s horticultural creations around…