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Each issue of Planning Board Hears bilities, recommendations, and onthe anypro- partFuture of theirconsolidation tax bill,on efforts the bybudget other “won’t make With “day one” of consolidation fast a lot of difference; it’s pretty HOLIDAYsince wecommunities are up to also 50 stand per to pro t from the The Little Engine That Board Adds School Days7 cesses through which they reached their - much a given what the bud Testimony, Discussion approaching, the Princeton Transition c e n t o f t h e l o c a l p r o p e r t y - Lost to Sandy ...... recommendations, the report providest a x , ”a s areport, i d B o suggested a r d P r e sMr. i dget Tefko. e n is t going “When to they be.” Ms. Wil Could Earns Her Whistle Task Force hosted an informational “town - Sat. Jazn. 26, 2013 @ 2 & 4 p.m. basis for “what should be on participants’ Tim Quinn,go throughdefending this process, Aprilson there’s and Ms. a lot Coxthat countered Sight Unseen, 1991 OfArts and Transit Plan hall” meeting on Monday evening at the at MENUradar screens” after January elections.1. Transi- they“It’s can an learn.”exercise bin y s a y i n g t h a t m a i n t a i n i n gThumbelina Obie-Winning Drama, 20 Arguments for and against Princeton Princeton Public Library. d e m o c r a c y . ” the public budget vote (i.e., Sat. Feb. 16, 2013 @ 2 & 4 p.m. Town Topics explores the region’s rich history, is now availabletion Task Force subcommittees included A “Guide to Municipalkeeping Offices” the distrib-April election) is Theatre Intime ...... University’s plan to move the Dinky sta- Center for Governmental Research Mr. Quinn pointed out that Boards, Commissions and Committees;a particularly uted well-qualifiedat the Monday“ r ismeeting k y ,” b e c a u s e wlisted h e n a b u dthe Charlotte’s Web tion as part of its $300 million Arts and (CGR) President Joe Stefko presented Continued on Page 8 - Led by Ruth Ochs, Communications; Facilities andcandidate other As- for the Montgomget is voted down, it goes toSat. April 20, 2013 @ 2 & 4 p.m. Transit plan continued at a meeting of the an overview of the 100-plus pageView docu- online at e r y s c h o o l b o a r d w a s d e f e a t - t h e g o v e r n in g b o d y . D o r o t h y Community Orchestra sets; Infrastructure and Operations; In- The Town Mouse Regional Planning Board last Thursday. ment described by Chairman Mark Freda e d i n N o v e m b e r b e c a u s e t h e - Bedford seemed to support Tickets only Performs Mozart and $ The board is hoping to wrap up discus- as the Task Force’swww.olivesprinceton.com “almost nal” report. excitement of the presidenkeeping an April election by& The Country Mouse 10 each Brahms in Tribute to - s u g g e s t i n g t h a t t h e B o aSat. r d April 27, 2013 @ 2 & 4 p.m. culture, local news, arts, sports, personalities, sions of the nal site plan for the project The current version,and in its call entirety, today nis; avail-a to nal place your order t i a l e l e c t i o nuniform o v e ras s h PHS a d o took w e d on defending state or purchase Westminster’s Phyllis 23 cgr.org/princeto PHS Boys’ Soccer Sharesan opportunity State Title for the comw o u l d n ’ t “ w a n t t h e p u b l i c all 5 shows and before consolidation goes into effect on able online at It didn’t look like Chase Ealy was going champion and- undefeatedto have the Ramapo impression” in that Cinderella Alpert Lehrer ...... munity to get to know her. 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C o xwith w o r r ie dthe , h ow expectation e v e r , lege other spaces to the campus, but for the re- sition since 2010 (“I still love to come to ture spiked to 104 as he washave hit “triedwith a to undo the ac 1200 Old Trenton Road Rutgers Hex ...... - t h a t t i m e s p e n t p r o m o t i nWest g Windsor, NJ location of the train station some 480 feet Princeton,” he joked on Monday). The re- viral illness and woke upt in i o the n ohospital f d u l y eof l eplaying c t e d as b omuch a r d as coach would play 08055 members.” me,” said Ealy. PHS Girls’ Soccer Fights south of its present location. The Lewis port, he noted, includes “a process over- on Wednesday, the day PHS was fac- Noting that she “Iis couldn’t the last handle as much as I normally Hard to the End but Falls Center for the Arts project would turn the view” detailing the identi cation of priority ing Moorestown in the Groups c h o III o state l b o a r d m e m b e r t o could but I was going to give it my all. 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Ealy did get releasedB and o r owas u g a h spec- , n i n edid - y ewhat a r Ib could. o a r dI couldn’t run as much The report will serve as “an information- v e t e r a n R e b e c cas a I Cusually o x s do.” a i d Attorney Bruce Afran, who represents tator that evening as PHSt h a topped t s h e Moore- w o u l d l i k e t o s e e a group of citizens opposed to the move, al resource” for residents, other stakehold- stown 2-0 to earn its t hrst e trip N eto w the J state e r s e y EWith d u c PHS a t i otrailing n Ramapo 1-0 early in spent much of the meeting questioning ers, and the new governing body as they championship game Asince s s owinning c i a t i the o n ( N Jthe E Asecond ) “ l ohalf, o k Ealy was subbed0 into the Continued on Page 4 officials about such issues as pedestrian go forward with consolidation, observed title in 2009. a t e a c h a n d e v e r y b a l l o t a n d experience across a wide spectrum of industries, d e t e r m i n e w h e t h e r q u a l i t y Mr. Stefko. “So much of Task Force’s work safety and traffic impact. 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