ACT TWO Diccon Hyatt catches up with Robert Torricelli, the former congressman and senator who left politics in 2002 after accusations of ethics violations. While he has not returned to public office, he has kept busy with a growing real estate business as well as lobbying and charity work. | WHAT'S HAPPENING?  TODAY'S EVENTSTOMORROW'S EVENTS FUTURE EVENTS There Goes the Sun: There will only be a short window to witness the effects of the total solar eclipse on Monday, August 21, but art related to the eclipse will be on view at the Princeton University Art Museum through October 8. As Susan Van Dongen reports, 'Transient Effects' celebrates the once lost painting of scientist-turned-artist Howard Russell Butler. 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 August issue of the Princeton Echo, available now on newsstands and online at mercerspace.com, features a 17,000-word work of fiction by playwright and longtime Princeton resident Marvin Harold Cheiten. The Hidden Ally is a family saga spanning from the Civil War to the beginning of World War II. Also inside: The inside scoop on a new ordinance relating to impervious surfaces. An interview with Jim Nawn, the owner of the recently opened Cargot Brasserie and the adjacent Dinky Bar. And a look at the first novel by Princeton resident Katherine Nouri Hughes. | |
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