Lifestyle
Loose Ends 7/12: Watson aims to preserve lands throughout the Garden State
By Pam Hersh
John S. Watson Jr., a.k.a. Jay, grew up in an environment that featured the hallways and offices of New Jersey’s government buildings.
For...
Loose Ends 7/5: Local Princeton author spies another bestseller
By: Pam Hersh
Princeton’s playgrounds are treasure troves for all sorts of adventures, according to hundreds of kids - and one particular Princeton grownup.
John Altman,...
Health Matters 7/5: Radiation therapy to treat cancer becoming more precise
By: Joseph M. Pepek, M.D.
Radiation therapy is a common approach to treating many different types of cancer and has become increasingly precise as technology...
Loose Ends 6/28: Princeton Media Club still encourages in-person socialization
By Pam Hersh
I had a back-to-the-future epiphany on Friday, June 14. Non-screen contact (NSC) with humans – the phenomenon that occurs when you make...
Health Matters 6/28: Thinking BIG to treat Parkinson’s
By Kelly Gray, P.T.
Approximately 60,000 Americans are diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease each year, according to the Parkinson’s Foundation.
And by 2020, nearly one million people...
Loose Ends 6/21: Wendy Benchley dives into environmental activism
By Pam Hersh
Gov. Phil Murphy on June 10 announced the inductees for the incoming class of the New Jersey Hall of Fame – a...
