Category: business
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Terhune Orchards to build new winery production barn
LAWRENCE — Demolition began Nov. 30 at Terhune Orchards to make room for a new 3,500-square-foot building that will house a larger production facility for Terhune Orchards Winery. Ground should be broken for the project soon. “Once the crops are harvested, work on the farm shifts. Some work will be preparation for next year’s crops…
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Hazen Medical Spa grand opening benefits Womanspace
Hazen Medical Spa in Princeton held its grand opening Oct. 8 and donated all the proceeds from the event to Womanspace. The event, which featured demonstrations by owner and operator Dr. Jill Hazen, tours of the medical spa and refreshments, raised $2,000 for Womanspace. Attendees paid $25 for tickets to a drawing for a chance…
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Hamilton Jewelers supports Princeton YWCA Breast Cancer Resource Center
Hamilton Jewelers will donate 10 percent of all ecommerce sales for the month of October to the YWCA Princeton’s Breast Cancer Resource Center (BCRC). All sales made through www.hamiltonjewelers.com will be applied towards the contribution. The organization is a charitable, not-for-profit organization that relies heavily upon donations to positively impact local individuals and families throughout…
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WEST WINDSOR: Creative Marketing Alliance interns become part of the team for the summer
Creative Marketing Alliance (CMA), a full-service public relations and marketing firm based in Princeton Junction, welcomed several local interns this summer. At CMA, interns become members of the team, working closely with staff mentors to gain hands-on experience to take back to the classroom and into their chosen career paths. “I learned what a process…
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HOPEWELL: Pennington couple to open new Schafer Sports Center
A local Pennington couple, Shannon and Jonathan Schafer, recently broke ground on the new 39,000 square foot Schafer Sports Center in Ewing, along with elected officials and invited guests. The new sports center will feature gymnastics, dance, swimming, in-door soccer/lacrosse, a highly-reputed special needs training program and much more under one roof. The Schafer family,…
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PRINCETON: A picture perfect business for more than half a century
By Philip Sean Curran, Staff Writer From a creaky swivel chair inside his shop on Spring Street, David S. Rosendorf has as good a view as any of the world around him in downtown Princeton. He likes to say he is 74 “going on 29,” someone who has spent more than half a century being…
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LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP: New Wawa grand opening features hoagie-building contest between local police, fire departments
By Maddy Anand, Packet Media Group Wawa celebrated the grand opening July 10 of its Lawrence Township store at 2936 Brunswick Pike. “We had about 25 customers waiting for the store to open its doors at 8a.m.,” said Jim Shortall, Wawa director of store operations. “It’s so nice to have the community’s support. It’s taken…
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Bai Brands expanding to former Ocean Spray location in Bordentown
Bai Brands has announced it is moving its main beverage storage and distribution operations to Bordentown to help support the vigorous growth of the company’s line of healthy, all-natural, five-calorie, antioxidant infusions. Starting this week, Bai Brands will begin leasing 225,000 square feet in a massive storage facility once owned by Ocean Spray. The move…