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NewSchool Year Brings m, as the discussion cussion, Mr. Newlin continued, “We’ve Witherspoon-Jacksontion- Later in the progra Prepares -for Future No neighborhood in historic, tradi ng, police- been talking about destruction of build 40New Staff Members, - focused on affordable housi ss ings and architecture. I’d like to double steeped Princeton is changing more rap), community relations and the Mary Mo ubcommittee back and bring the focus on the people.” idly than Witherspoon-Jackson (W-J Pool, affordable housing s ManyNew Programs scelli, He compared the changes in W-J to the and amidst last week’s Joint Effort Safe member Dosier Hammond, Ed Tru k n Commu- gentrification and destruction of black Town Topics has been Princeton’s weekly community newspaper Princeton Public Schools (PPS) loo Streets Summer Program celebrating executive director of Princeto neighborhoods in Harlem and warned forward to starting the 2016-17 schoolW-J, the black community and its history, he n 40 nity Housing, and Alvin McGowen of t that the historic designation of W-J is not year in just three weeks with more tha a group of local leaders and developers Housing Authority Board joined the panel. enough. “The fact that w e are now the new staff members, including three new worked toward a “vision of and for the the - Princeton Police Chief Nick Sutter led 20th historic district in Princeton is a mag positions, and a number of new programs Witherspoon-Jackson Community,” in a discussion on community policing. ievement. It Welcoming Week nificent and monumental ach and approaches. Saturday morning panel discussion at the “Princeton is a prosperous town,” said ave, but as im- since 1946. We are proud of our over 70-year legacy of being the Recognizes Princeton’s members are Hank Pannell Center on Clay Street. is a wonderful thing to h ve a neighborhood . . 7 . Nearly. all the new. staff - Mr. Newlin, “but we ha portant as this designat ion is in regard Inclusiveness tirees or staff taking Discussion moderator John Bailey de filling positions of re ich last in crisis.” 8 ity itions will - Continued on Page Princeton Commun temporary leaves. The new pos scribed the W-J neighborhood, wh - Asserting a need to reframe the dis Village Students Win include an additional kindergarten teacher April was officially designated as Prince . 9 lment is Scholarships . .at Community. Park,. where enrol ton’s 20th Historical District, extending from Paul Robeson Place to Birch Avenue, go-to newspaper for Princeton residents and beyond. Each issue rising, an additional guidance counselor to Williams’ Compressor Proposal Afghanistan Comes to at Princeton High School, and — still as “one of the most valuable pieces of Bucks County in This c- - 13 be hired — “an innovation and instru property in the town.” Much of the discus Worries Trap Rock Area Residents Week’s Art Review . . . The company is considering two sites tional technology specialist to support our sion focused on problems of affordable The Williams Company, which installed for the compressor station. One is 35.9 - Tiger Standout Sims teachers district-wide in the use of new housing and gentrification in the district, a natural gas pipeline last year on the acres located off Route 27, near Prom with long-time local residents being forced Helps Americans to World technologies and learning approaches,” - Princeton Ridge, is proposing to build enade Boulevard; the other is a 52.2-acre 31 of Town Topics explores Princeton’s local news, arts, culture, Crown ...... according . to Superintendent. Steve Co out because of high expenses, renovation a compressor station along an existing expanse north of that, between Route 518 chrane. costs and taxes. natural gas pipeline, possibly inside Trap and Route 27. The facility would take up Harla Starting College for al ad- 35 With a program review scheduled Panel members included municip Rock Quarry in Kingston. about six acres, according to the Williams Soccer Career . . . . ation, changes earing ap - Health and Physical Educ ministrator Marc Deshield, local resident Residents of the area who are worried website, and would require cl nclude a d and noise in the Athletic Program will i and Princeton Housing Authority Boar about the environmental impact , while the remaining g l meet- proximately 15 acres events, personalities, sports, real estate, and more. clearly articulated philosophy regardin Chair Leighton Newlin, local historian - of such a project attended a specia acreage would be left wooded. athletic participation, a new scheduling Shirley Satterfield, architect and devel ing August 10 of the Franklin Township r Chris Stockton, a spokesman for system, a new athletic webpage, online oper and Town Topics shareholder Bob ra- Council to air their concerns and hea Continued on Page 12 forms, a 6-12 program approach, integ Hillier, and developers Roman Barsky and from the Texas-based Williams firm. tion of athletics with physical education, Josh Zinder. development of a coaching academy, development of an athletics handbook, - and recommendations for future improve ments in facilities. - Also implemented this year will be op PU Grad Gevvie Stone ch tion 2 for physical education (PE), whi Earns Silver in Rowing at 33 hletes in their Rio Summer Games . . allows JV and Varsity at y of Every Wednesday, Town Topics is delivered via courier to every junior and senior years the possibilit 13 l Art ...... using their sports practices after schoo 17 Calendar ...... to fulfill their PE requirement. 16 Mr. Cochrane emphasized the district’s Cinema ...... cial emo - 39 “focus on the integration of so - Classified Ads ...... tional learning as well as a developmen home in Princeton, as well as select routes in Pennington, ...... 11 cal literacy Mailbox ... tally sound approach to physi cs.” 15 Music/Theater ...... that will help to mesh PE with athleti 37 Asyear’salastresult ofprogram review Obituaries ...... 4 in social studies, this year’s program will Police Blotter ...... include a pilot trial of a new textbook and 39 Hopewell, Skillman, Rocky Hill, Kingston and Lawrenceville. 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Ordinance Prohibiting Town Topics Moves to New Homethe paper inwith the Kingston help of a small group arts & culture, events, personalities, Two Republicans Will Nassau Street close to the intersection Town Topics has moved from its most of newspaper employees and Princeton Challenge Democrats Sale of Tobacco Products with Route 206 and the other on Route recent home on Witherspoon Street to architect J. Robert Hillier, as investors. for Council Seats Next 27 just beyond the northern end of town 7 To Get Public Hearing the historic Union Line Building in Kings- “I will always be appreciative that Jeb November ...... at the crossroads in Kingston. Stuart trusted me to carry on the Town sports, real estate, and more. At a meeting of Princeton’s Board of ton. Founded by Princeton University grad- Topics tradition and grateful to Bob for Scribe to Queen Elizabeth “We outgrew our office on Witherspoon Health on April 21, the public will have uates Donald Stuart and his brother-in- his support,” said Ms. Smith. Among Those Creating an opportunity to comment on an ordi- Street,” said publisher Lynn Adams law Dan Coyle together with Don’s wife First Illuminated Bible Having assured its former owners nance that would prohibit the sale of to- Smith. “The move doubles our square Emily and Dan’s wife Mary, Town Topics Since Invention of that Town Topics would retain its in- 14 bacco and nicotine delivery products to footage, giving us ample storage for was run as a family business until it was Town Topics offers an established, Printing Press ...... dependence and not become part of anyone under the age of 21. Introduced magazines and newspapers, and triples sold to current publisher Lynn Adams our number of parking spaces; it not only a chain, Ms. Smith has maintained the Ida Toto, 96, Who and unanimously approved by the Board Smith in 2001. Continued on Page 9 Worked for Over 35 last month, the ordinance is focused on meets our current needs, it gives us room Ms. Smith took over the running of attentive audience. We are considered Years in the Family cigarettes and e-cigarettes (electronic to expand.” Business, Toto’s Market of cigarettes), other smoking devices and The move also takes Princeton’s Com- 34 Princeton, Dies . . . . . forms of tobacco. munity Newspaper back into an historic Princeton University Library Acquires The ordinance would be enforced by the building of similar vintage to the one it left No. 4 PU Men’s THE Princeton paper by most long-term town’s Department of Health. Any retailer eight years ago when it relocated from 4 Jacques Derrida’s Personal Library called it “an inestimable treasure; work- Heavyweights Bring 2-0 Mercer Street. Town Topics had occu- Record Into Historic caught selling the products to those under The personal working library of famed ing materials from the most important 25 pied the red-brick building that had previ- Childs Cup Regatta . . 21 would be charged $250 for the rst deconstructionist philosopher Jacques philosopher of reading of our times.” ously been Priest’s Pharmacy, for most of Derrida (1930-2004) arrived at Princeton violation, $500 for the second, and $1,000 “And all of that is before we’ve even residents, and we have an extremely loyal PDS Baseball Opens or more for subsequent violations. the years since its founding in 1946 until University’s Firestone Library just three nished bringing all the books out of their Season With 4 Straight 2007. Even today the site is referred to as weeks ago and scholarly blogs and so- 30 “Princeton has always been at the international shipping crates,” said librari- Wins ...... “the old Town Topics building.” cial media sites are already buzzing with forefront of prevention, especially when it an David Mangier, who works in collection That building and the paper’s new the news. following. The quality of Town Topics is comes to smoking and public health,” said Continued on Page 10 location stand almost as bookends to One Columbia University professor has Jeffrey Grosser, the town’s Health Officer.so “This is one of those things that has Princeton, one at the southern end of unsurpassed by our competitors, and this Continued on Page 11 quality is something the Princeton area knows and expects. 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In January Frontier Air- Bike Master Planners lines Will Cut Back Flights Lempert Gears Up for a Second Term from Trenton-Mercer . . 9 Seek Community Input Since announcing last Thursday that ton has secured a AAA bond rating, been mayor of consolidated Princeton in 2012, she will run for a second term in the gen- named an Age Friendly Community by defeating Republican candidate Richard Paris Seen Through On- On “Complete Streets” eral election next year, Princeton Mayor the World Health Organization, won the Woodbridge. She had previously worked line Portals to Lou Reed Input, input, and more input is the Liz Lempert has begun putting her new Sustainable Jersey Leadership Award, on the 2008 presidential campaign of at the Bataclan and the mantra of the Bike Master Planners as campaign into place. On her team are and the Innovation Award from the New Barack Obama, and served on Princeton Poetry of Rimbaud . . .18 they gather information from all varieties Leticia Fraga, chair; Dan Preston, vice- Jersey League of Municipalities, among Township Committee. A California native, Volume LXIX, Number 46 www.towntopics.com 75¢ at newsstands Wednesday, November 18, 2015 chair; Helen Heintz, treasurer; and former other honors. Theatre Intime Presents of bicycle riders, non-riders, homeown- she has lived in Princeton for 13 years with Dark Surrealistic Com- ers, merchants, and other community Princeton Borough Mayor Mildred Trot- “We’ve been making major strides to- her husband, Ken Norman, a neurosci- Bike Master Planners man, honorary co-chair. In January Frontier Air- Lempert Gears Up for a Second Term edy, Bengal Tiger at the members in the ongoing creation of a ward innovation, and we should continue ence professor at Princeton University, lines Will Cut Back Flights and their two daughters. from Trenton-Mercer . . 9 Seek Community Input Since announcing last Thursday that ton has secured a AAA bond rating, been mayor of consolidated Princeton in 2012, Baghdad Zoo . . . . 25 Bike Master Plan to serve all stakehold- “It’s an intense job, but like a lot of things that. We want to be a model of effective, she will run for a second term in the gen- named an Age Friendly Community by defeating Republican candidate Richard that are intense, it’s highly rewarding,” Ms. efficient government for the 21st century,” Last year, Ms. Lempert supported Paris Seen Through On- On “Complete Streets” eral election next year, Princeton Mayor the World Health Organization, won the Woodbridge. She had previously worked ers and advance Princeton’s Complete line Portals to Lou Reed PU Women’s Soccer Rolls Input, input, and more input is the Liz Lempert has begun putting her new Sustainable Jersey Leadership Award, on the 2008 presidential campaign of Streets Policy. Lempert, a Democrat, said Monday of her she said. Council candidates Bernie Miller and at the Bataclan and the mantra of the Bike Master Planners as campaign into place. On her team are and the Innovation Award from the New Barack Obama, and served on Princeton Past Boston College in Poetry of Rimbaud . . 18 . decision to run again. “There aren’t that Ms. Lempert, 46, was elected the first Continued on Page 14 they gather information from all varieties Leticia Fraga, chair; Dan Preston, vice- Jersey League of Municipalities, among Township Committee. A California native, At stake, they claim, is nothing less than chair; Helen Heintz, treasurer; and former other honors. NCAA Opener . . . . 34 Theatre Intime Presents of bicycle riders, non-riders, homeown- she has lived in Princeton for 13 years with many jobs where you can have an impact Princeton Borough Mayor Mildred Trot- the quality of life in the community — its Dark Surrealistic Com- ers, merchants, and other community “We’ve been making major strides to- her husband, Ken Norman, a neurosci- on people’s lives and make things better edy, Bengal Tiger at the members in the ongoing creation of a man, honorary co-chair. ward innovation, and we should continue ence professor at Princeton University, PHS Boys’ Cross environment and its health, as well as a Town Considers Expanding Sick Leave Baghdad Zoo . . . 25. Bike Master Plan to serve all stakehold- “It’s an intense job, but like a lot of things that. We want to be a model of effective, and their two daughters. Country Makes Meet of solution for traffic congestion and parking and actually see that impact. I’m proud ers and advance Princeton’s Complete that are intense, it’s highly rewarding,” Ms. efficient government for the 21st century,” Last year, Ms. Lempert supported of what we’ve been able to accomplish PU Women’s Soccer Rolls Streets Policy. Lempert, a Democrat, said Monday of her she said. Council candidates Bernie Miller and Champions . . . . . 40 problems. For All Part Time Municipal Employees Past Boston College in At stake, they claim, is nothing less than decision to run again. “There aren’t that Ms. Lempert, 46, was elected the first Continued on Page 14 together with Council, staff, volunteers, NCAA Opener . . . 34. many jobs where you can have an impact Hundreds of citizens have responded the quality of life in the community — its and boards and commissions. But there At a meeting of Princeton Council on by local businesses, seasonal workers PHS Boys’ Cross environment and its health, as well as a on people’s lives and make things better Town Considers Expanding Sick Leave so far to an online survey, a wiki mapping Country Makes Meet of solution for traffic congestion and parking and actually see that impact. I’m proud is so much to do and still a lot of activity November 9, a proposal to extend sick like lifeguards and part-timers such as of what we’ve been able to accomplish tool and comment forms, and about 80 Weekly Inserts Champions . . . . 40. problems. For All Part Time Municipal Employees together with Council, staff, volunteers, on the plate that I’d like to have the op- leave pay to all municipal workers, in- garage workers and crossing guards Hundreds of citizens have responded and boards and commissions. But there At a meeting of Princeton Council on by local businesses, seasonal workers concerned residents gathered last Thurs- so far to an online survey, a wiki mapping portunity to work on.” cluding part-time and seasonal employ- would also be covered. Mr. Dashield is so much to do and still a lot of activity November 9, a proposal to extend sick like lifeguards and part-timers such as tool and comment forms, and about 80 day in the Community Room at 400 With - on the plate that I’d like to have the op- leave pay to all municipal workers, in- garage workers and crossing guards Ms. Lempert is the first to declare can- ees, was outlined by administrator Marc went through each department to show concerned residents gathered last Thurs- erspoon Street to find out what’s going portunity to work on.” cluding part-time and seasonal employ- would also be covered. Mr. Dashield Dashield. Providing extra sick pay would how much estimated additional sick leave day in the Community Room at 400 With - ees, was outlined by administrator Marc went through each department to show didacy for the next election. Those seek- erspoon Street to find out what’s going Ms. Lempert is the first to declare can- on and to make sure their voices were would be taken if the ordinance passed. A didacy for the next election. Those seek- Dashield. Providing extra sick pay would how much estimated additional sick leave ing to be eligible for endorsementO by thenly not have a 6¢significant perfinancial impact household. on on and to make sure their voices were heard by engineers, local officials, and ing to be eligible for endorsement by the not have a significant financial impact on would be taken if the ordinance passed. A the budget, Mr. Dashield estimated. part time worker would be able to get one heard by engineers, local officials, and the budget, Mr. Dashield estimated. part time worker would be able to get one Princeton Community Democratic Organi- other members of the planning group. Princeton Community Democratic Organi- other members of the planning group. zation (PCDO) must register by February Currently, all full time and part time mu- hour of sick leave for 30 hours worked, Currently, all full time and part time mu- hour of sick leave for 30 hours worked, Those voices included advocates for zation (PCDO) must register by February at the latest, and usually do so before or nicipal employees who work more than but would not be eligible to use the sick Those voices included advocates for more education about laws and cycling, but would not be eligible to use the sick after the winter holidays. 20 hours a week are entitled to sick pay. leave until they had worked 90 days. at the latest, and usually do so before or nicipal employees who work more than more enforcement of the laws, making more education about laws and cycling, leave until they had worked 90 days. The issues of affordability and sustain- Under an ordinance proposed earlier this “To me, this is an issue of fairness and after the winter holidays. Get20 hours the a week are entitledbest to sick pay. reach at Chairman of the Princeton safer connections on routes into and out ability figure highly on Ms. Lempert’s list of year that would affect not only municipal humanity,” said Council member Jenny more enforcement of the laws, making Board of Health Charles of Princeton, making better connections workers but also those who are employed Crumiller. “We should definitely adopt it.” The issues of affordability and sustain- Under an ordinance proposed earlier this “To me, this is an issue of fairness and L . Rojer, Who Was a to regional trails, focusing on the school priorities. During her term in office, Prince - Chairman of the Princeton safer connections on routes into and out Continued on Page 16 year that would affect not only municipal humanity,” said Council member Jenny “Hidden Child” in World children, focusing on the challenges for Board of Health Charles of Princeton, making better connections ability figure highly on Ms. Lempert’s list of War II, Dies . . . . 43. bike-to-workers, better maintenance of priorities. During her term in office, Prince - workers but also those who are employed Crumiller. “We should definitely adopt it.” Art ...... 23 . roads (to remove brush, leaves, sunken L . Rojer, Who Was a to regional trails, focusing on the school the best rate! 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