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Nature · Galápagos IslandsA single female of the Fernandina Island tortoise species that was thought to be extinct for a century has been found in the Galapagos islands. Biologists located the tortoise, dubbed Fernanda, on the westernmost island in the archipelago. She is the second-ever tortoise discovered on the island after a single male was collected there in 1906.See the Story
Galápagos tortoise believed to be extinct confirmed alive
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US & Canada · PrincetonPrinceton University's board of trustees had stripped Joshua Katz of tenure and fired him this week over a resurfaced decade-old relationship with an undergraduate student in the mid-2000s. The dean of faculty recommended Katz be fired for an alleged failure to be forthcoming during the investigative process.See the Story
Princeton Fires Tenured Professor in Campus Controversy
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US & Canada · PrincetonResearchers are calling upon policymakers to invest in the ecological restoration of abandoned farmlands — arguing that doing so could help mitigate the impacts of climate change.See the Story
Restoring abandoned farms could help mitigate climate change: study
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Princeton, New Jersey · PrincetonEss Gees performed on Saturday afternoon as part of the Palmer Square Summer Music Series, which continues every Saturday from 12 to 2 p.m. through August. Attendees share their favorite things to do in Princeton in this week’s Town Talk on page 6. (Photo by Sarah Teo)See the Story
Music on the Green
Princeton, New Jersey · PrincetonBy Donald GilpinStarting with its Community Kick-Off Reception on Friday evening, August 5, at Studio Hillier on Witherspoon Street and continuing through Sunday, August 14, Joint Effort Safe Streets has something for everybody — with its hub in the Witherspoon-Jackson community and its impact throughout Princeton.“It’s always good when Joint Effort Safe Streets comes around, because it gives the community a chance to come together for good disc…See the Story
Joint Effort Safe Streets 2022 Begins Aug. 5
Princeton, New Jersey · PrincetonAFTERMATH OF A BLAZE: Where their Christmas tree once stood, the first-floor living room of Doria and Calavino Donati, who own Tipple & Rose, is a scene of devastation.By Anne LevinAbout 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, July 23, Doria and Calavino Donati were busy with customers at Tipple & Rose, their popular 210 Nassau Street tea parlor, when they got a call from a neighbor saying dark smoke was pouring out of their Rosedale Road home. Calavino rushed t…See the Story
Massive Fire Guts Rosedale Home of Tea Parlor Owners
Princeton, New Jersey · PrincetonBy Wendy GreenbergWith degrees in chemical engineering, and graduate study at Princeton University’s Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics, Maximillian Nguyen thought that becoming a volunteer firefighter was out of his “normal wheelhouse.” But he considers himself “a resident of the town of Princeton and not just a University student,” so he decided to give back to the community in appreciation for enjoying what Princeton has to offer…See the Story
Princeton University Graduate Students Continue Volunteer Fire Service Tradition
Princeton, New Jersey · PrincetonCOMING HOME: The Same Stream, a choir of alumni from Westminster Choir College, will perform on the Princeton campus in honor of late composer Roger Ames, premiering his final compositions. The choir is pictured here at Oxford University.By Anne LevinFor alumni of Westminster Choir College, Bristol Chapel is home. So it makes sense that The Same Stream, a choir made up of Westminster graduates from a range of years, has chosen the stately buildi…See the Story
Westminster Alumni Return to Campus To Perform Concert Honoring Late Composer
Princeton, New Jersey · PrincetonFACING OFF: Impact Chess, a nonprofit founded by young Princeton resident Eric Wu, held its first outdoor gathering last month at Turning Basin Park. A second will take place this weekend.By Anne LevinWhen Eric Wu, founder of the nonprofit Impact Chess, planned the first “Chess in the Park” event last month at Turning Basin Park, he wasn’t sure how many people would show up. To his delight, some 25 players of all ages and skill levels arrived on…See the Story
Plotting Chess Strategies in the Park While Fostering Friendship, Community
Princeton, New Jersey · PrincetonBy Wendy GreenbergThe racial justice group Not In Our Town Princeton (NIOT) has recognized nine middle school and high school students with Unity Awards for their anti-racism work that ranged from hosting a “Day of Dialogue,” to creating a series of podcasts featuring interviews with African American staff at Princeton High School (PHS).In its 25th year, the Unity Awards honored six juniors and one senior from PHS and one eighth-grader each from…See the Story
Not In Our Town Recognizes Students With Unity Awards for 25th Year
Princeton, New Jersey · PrincetonBy Stuart Mitchner…nothing will cut New York but a diamond. It should be crystal in quality, sharp as the skyline and relentlessly true.—Dawn Powell (1897-1965), from The DiariesWhen Dawn Powell invited me to lunch, I had no idea that she was the author of a dozen novels. All I knew was that she’d just reviewed my first book in the New York Post under the head “Young But Not Beat.” I was 20. She was around 60. It wasn’t until the 1990s that her …See the Story
