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What's New in Princeton & Central New Jersey?
Reprinted from the June 8, 2009, issue of U.S. 1 Newspaper
Corporate Angels

NRG Energy’s million-dollar renovation of Isles’ YouthBuild Institute in Trenton is complete. The project, which nearly triples the size of the institute, has transformed a former paint warehouse on Tucker Street into an educational facility for at-risk youth.

A ceremonial ribbon cutting at the new school was held on Thursday, June 4.

YouthBuild Institute annually engages hundreds of at-risk youth in central New Jersey and points them on a path to a high school diploma, a career, and greater self-reliance.

The renovation expanded classrooms and added a new library, computer room, and woodworking area on the first floor. The second floor, previously empty, was fitted with climate-controlled classrooms, which will be used for energy and solar education, as well as breakout rooms and restrooms. The building also is now 100-percent handicapped accessible, with new energy efficient heating, cooling and lighting systems.

Tyco International recently gave $25,000 to the West Windsor Arts Council to help pay to convert the Princeton Junction Firehouse on Alexander Road into the West Windsor Arts Center. Converting the 3,200-square-foot space into a 125-seat performance center is expected to begin by year’s end and cost more than $1 million.

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