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Two and a half years ago when I stopped homeschooling Ashley and sent her to a bricks and mortar school I made a mental list of all the ways...

Now celebrating its 5th year, PhotoWalk  is a day where people all over the world meet in groups to take pictures. Each person is invited t...

I recently wrote about the community composting program at Cherry Grove Farm . This was our third Sunday dropping off compost. Best as we...

For a while now, Don and I have been thinking the next step in our becoming eco-friendly should be composting. Trouble is, the more we re...

Most Thursday summer nights, Lawrenceville, NJ has their own bit of "Small Town Americana." Lawrenceville Main Street has a wee...

In 2004 Princeton purchased Updike Farmstead, an historic farm located on Quaker Road. Thanks to a bunch of grants, the Princeton Histori...

During a recent conversation with about moving out of expensive New Jersey to someplace cheaper, friends told us high on their priori...

We are very blessed to be living in an area that is so full of history -- and a very wide array of history that spans over 300 years. Thi...

Two years ago, Princeton Tour Company decided to create an event called Pi Day in honor of Albert Einstein's birthday (March 14 --...

Looking back over the years, my favorite church services have taken place at Christmastime. Growing up we always participated in the Christm...

I was recently listening to BEN FM when I heard an ad for the Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, NJ. The ad featured "Winter Wonder...

The Kate Gorrie Butterfly House in the Stony Brook Watershed in Hopewell, NJ is one of those fun hidden treasures in our area. The entire ...

Ashley and I have officially begun our tour of historic sites. I will try to blog about the places as we journey in our adventures. I will i...

I've always romanticized one-room school houses. Perhaps it stems back to my days of reading "Little House in the Prairie" w...