The Monroe Township Cultural Arts Commission, in collaboration with the Monroe Township Public Library and the Princeton Symphony Orchestra present a Chamber Music series: Chamber Music for Winds will be on April 8, 2019 at 1pm in the Monroe Township Library. Registration is not required. Free Admission. Each performance starts at 1 PM and lasts … Continued
By Susan Heckler So many of us are fortunate to have known our grandparents and even luckier if you have wonderful memories of special times with them. Wouldn’t it be great if you can give that same gift to your children? Many families are living multi-generationally, meaning you have more than two generations sharing a … Continued
By Sheli Monacchio Nick was my father’s first cousin and he was kind and he was generous. He would come to my grandmother’s house (his Aunt Laura) in Brooklyn on Sundays when we went to visit. Sometimes his parents would come visit as well. We saw him when we were small through our late teens … Continued
By Pam Teel Save the date, Saturday, May 4th from 9-2 pm. Mr. Vito Cardinale, President of Cardinale Enterprises LLC, will host the 2019 third Annual Take a Veteran Fishing Day at Lake Julianna, Ponderosa Estate Farms, Mill-stone Township. Play Hook-e from PTSD is the theme for disabled veterans who will attend the third annual … Continued
By Gabriella Mancuso A sweet 16 is a party a teenage girl has when she turns sixteen years of age. The purpose of having a sweet 16 party is to celebrate the birthday of the person it is being thrown for. It symbolizes leaving childhood behind and becoming a woman. Sweet Sixteens have progressed over … Continued
Even casual observation reveals the powerful role the summer camp experience plays in accelerating character development in children anD teens. The question then becomes “What’s next?” The answer, it appears, is emerging leadership — often expressed through entrepreneurship. Character Development • Developing supportive adult-child relationships • Discussing expectations in different camp situations • Exposing campers … Continued
By Max Druckman 100% of all plastic ever created is still on the Earth today. While this might sound like an amaz- ing feat of science and engineering, it is actually a curse upon Earth’s largest ecosystem; its deep blue oceans. 10% of the 260 million tons of plastic produced each year ends up in … Continued
Remember, price is just one piece of the car insurance policy puzzle. You also want to make sure you feel good about the insurer you’re doing business with. Do they have a good track record when it comes to paying out claims? Are they known for their customer service? Are they financially solvent? Fortunately, it’s … Continued
By Pam Teel It’s no secret that the English language can be tricky. There are plenty of words in the English language that are spelled the same but have completely different meanings. For anyone learning the language, imagine how difficult it is to grasp all the drastic differences a single word can have. When words … Continued
Attachment behaviors are when babies and toddlers try to get comfort and protection from the people they feel attached to. This can be by smiling and cooing, crawling and following, holding out their arms, crying and many other signals that parents and caretakers learn to know. When the child gets an appropriate response, such as … Continued