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Kick off the fall with the Princeton University Art Museum at the fifteenth annual Nassau Street Sampler. Stop by Dillon Gym for food and drinks from local Princeton eateries, art-making...
Celebrate the beginning of the fall semester and an exciting new year of programs with the Art Museum at the fourteenth annual Nassau Street Sampler. Join us at Dillon Gym for food and drink from local Princeton eateries, art-making activities, raffles and prizes, and musical performances by beloved student groups. The fun continues at our two new downtown galleries for more great art and activities! Participants: Arlee’s Raw Blends, The Bent Spoon, Ficus, Fruity Yogurt, Jammin’ Crepes, McCaffrey’s, Mistral, Olives, PJ’s Pancake House, Small World Coffee, Thomas Sweet, T...
New from the personal care brand is its Raw Blends collection. Formulated with butters and oils that can be used on both the hair and skin, the line is available in four formulas — cocoa butter, mango butter, hemp seed oil and tea tree oil. The collection, which was developed with pure, all-natural and non-GMO ingredients and is free of any additives, was created to relieve dry skin and also bring some added moisture to tresses, the company said. Cantu’s Raw Blends line is available online at Walmart.com and at select Walmart stores for the suggested retail price of $5.97.
TRENTON â An urgent Trenton Water Works infrastructure project could be imperiled. City Council rejected a proposed bond ordinance Tuesday night that would have authorized $15 million in bonds to finance Phase 3 of TWWâs lead service line replacement program. The measure needed at least five âyesâ votes to pass, but only four of the council members supported the ordinance. - Advertisement - At-large Councilman Santiago Rodriguez and West Ward Councilwoman Robin Vaughn did not vote on the bond package, and Council President Kathy McBride voted no, killing the ordinance prop...