Gino Rossi of Princeton dies at 90
Gino Rossi, an immigrant from Pettoranello di Molise, Italy who was a resident of Princeton for…
Gino Rossi, an immigrant from Pettoranello di Molise, Italy who was a resident of Princeton for…
Yuriy Mozias, 87, of Princeton passed away Friday, Dec. 3, surrounded by his family. Born in…
Judith Stanley Burks, devoted wife of Dr. William P. Burks, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and friend died peacefully…
Henry P. Segal of Princeton died on Dec. 2. He was 87. Born Nov. 25 of…
Gillian created the center as a place of genuine community where everyone was welcome.
The ceremony is open to well-wishers and will also be streamed online at facebook.com/mogprinceton.
A curator, professor, and museum director, Bunnell is considered one of the most influential figures in the history of photography.
The goal is to support emerging and established arts, culture, and history organizations in Trenton as they reopen and emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Minnie Craig volunteered with many local organizations.
Hawkins was a talented artist and musician.
He died at home in Princeton in July.
In the 1990s, Mary Anne opened her gift shop on Nassau Street.
McVicker was an award-winning watercolor artist.
Having lived a life filled with gratitude for God’s blessings, Richard Aziz Katen, “Dick”, went home…
Stuart Duncan, a theater critic and well known P-Rade marshall at Princeton University’s annual alumni reunions, died peacefully at his home on April 30. He was 93.
He was hired to be the first Muslim life coordinator at Princeton University in August of 2008. The program was among the first Muslim college chaplaincies in the country.
Marchand was the mayor of the township for 14 years.
Greenberg served as a judge at the state and federal levels for 47 years.