Cranbury Arts Council
A new exhibit will be displayed in the Gourgaud Gallery in town hall for the month of March. Residents and guests will be able to view Cranbury School student artists who will be featured in gallery.
The exhibit is part of the artwork displayed during the month of March for the National Youth Art Month. The show itself will go from March 3-29. A reception will be held in the gallery on March 9 from 1-3 p.m.
The Cranbury School
For parents and guardians in Cranbury, the Cranbury School held an open house for there preschool program called Cranbuddies on Feb. 27.
The program is for developing 3 year-olds. If people are interested but could not attend open house do not worry. Applications for parents and guardians are available in the child study team office at the school. The applications must be turned in by March 6 and there is a deposit fee of $100.
For more information about the pre-school programs, contact the Child Study Team office at 609- 395-1700, Ext. 232 or visit cranburyschool.org.
Mayor
Mayor James Taylor announced at the Township Committee meeting on Feb. 25 that he will increase the donated amount of his month mayor salary to local community organizations in town. For the month of February he donated $100 to the Cranbury Historical and Preservation Society.
The Cranbury Historical and Preservation Society
Just a reminder for residents the Cranbury Historical and Preservation Society will have a new exhibit being displayed. The exhibit is called “The History of the Cranbury Police”. The exhibit will open on March 3. If residents are interested the Museum is open on Sundays from 1-4 p.m. at 4 Park Place E.
