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  • Rain or shine, here’s the perfect barbecue

    IN THE KITCHEN by Ann Harwood: A rainy-day barbecue menu that tastes just right for a hot summer day, and you don’t have to rely on the outdoor grill.    Some weekend cookouts this summer have required that the grill be moved under the garage-door opening while rain threatened and eventually came pouring down. Even though…

  • East Amwell woman is an expert about the world of fancy food

    Janis Grover had some of the hottest new products for 2002 on display at the 47th annual Summer International Fancy Food & Confection Show in New York. By: Sue Kramer    NEW YORK — If you love food, the Jacob Javits Convention Center in Manhattan was the place to be last week. Taking up two entire…

  • Bucks choral group to present ‘Carmina Burana’

       NEW HOPE — The Bucks County Choral Society will present a special performance of "Carmina Burana" by Carl Orff Saturday, July 28, at 8 p.m. at the New Hope — Solebury High School.    The concert will be the society’s first appearance at the New Hope Performing Arts Festival and will feature soprano Susan Whitenack, baritone…

  • Lambertville artist’s sculpture to memorialize those who died because of HIV-contaminated blood

       LAMBERTVILLE — The Hemophilia Association of New Jersey has called on Lambertville artist Edward M. Adams to create a 7-foot bronze sculpture to memorialize those who lost their lives because of HIV-contaminated blood.    It is also to be a tribute of hope for those who are living with the crisis and the new generation of…

  • Bicycle tour will offer riders view of Central Jersey

       Looking for a way to have fun and get exercise too? Join other cyclists Saturday, Aug. 4, for the 21st annual Princeton Bicycling Event, which will offer rides of various lengths through the beautiful countryside around Princeton and the central New Jersey area.    Seven tours from 16 to 100 miles will be available for all…

  • TOLERANCE LISTENERS

    The world of today is run by the music people hear… By:Elizabeth Johnson TOLERANCE LISTENERS By Elizabeth Johnson The world of today is run by the music people hear. It is almost like a war between different types of music that people listen to. If there was one school where mainly everyone listens to musical…

  • COMING TO AMERICA

    There is a girl named Sindu… By:Michael There is a girl named Sindu and she is from India born on October 2, 1988. Later in her life she had a sister named Dhivya and she is four years younger then Sindu. Sindu like a lot of colors of the world but her favorite was purple,…

  • An era ends as Post 76 loses its ‘legion’

    As ranks decline American Legion post is selling its West Windsor building. By: Gwen Runkle    WEST WINDSOR — For more than 30 years, the members of American Legion Post 76 called the large white building at 95 Washington Road home.    Now, as members have aged and resources have become scarce, the legion has decided to…

  • Princeton High School student shares dreams and goals

    When asked what kind of career she sees in her future, Hannah Howard, a Princeton High School freshman, thinks of journalism, or writing in general. "I love writing, I love for other people to read what I have to say," she said. By:Ayman Naquvi When asked what kind of career she sees in her future,…