FARM TO FORK It's hard to believe, but these days "down on the farm" means pretty close to the statehouse as urban agriculture takes root in the capital city. Patricia Taylor explores Trenton's urban farms -- former factory sites that have been transformed into slices of nature full of educational opportunities. For farm fresh food near you, check out these area farmers markets. | WHAT'S HAPPENING?  TODAY'S EVENTSTOMORROW'S EVENTS FUTURE EVENTS Smart Photography: Through August 17, the Bernstein Gallery at the Woodrow Wilson School is featuring Peter Badge's photographs of 30 Nobel Laureates who have been Princeton University faculty, staff, or alumni, including a special section on the late John Forbes Nash Jr., pictured. INSIDE U.S. 1 NEWSPAPER  See story list in current issueSearch Our Archives Follow Princeton Comment and other blogs from our writers. TRAFFIC | MAPS | WALKING TOURS WEATHER | NEWS | MOVIE LISTINGS EVENTS AT PRINCETON UNIVERSITY Questions about this site? E-mail Richard K. Rein - rein@princetoninfo.com - or call 609-452-7000. |
INSIDE THE ECHO The July issue of the Princeton Echo, available now on newsstands and online at mercerspace.com, features an inside look at electric bikes: Are they cheating? Are they worth the price? Also inside: A house for sale on Ewing Street has a deeply literary history. Artist Elisa Hirvonen uses pottery to help keep her Parksinson's Disease in check. And Patricia Taylor explores the history of Princeton's pocket parks. | |
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