Juliana Pace

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Smarter than your average nail salon
Juliana Pace
Saturday, January 8, 2011

Highland Park merchant Joanne Min has recently been recognized with a Reader's Choice award, as one of the premier nail salons throughout all of Central New Jersey.

Local film crew teams with RU scientists to create new documentary
Juliana Pace
Sunday, October 31, 2010

Rutgers University has prided itself on its newfound slogan, “Jersey roots, global reach.” In 2009 a team of RU scientists brought this global reach to life in a historic trek across uncharted borders.

Ensemble cast lifts 'Circle Mirror' at George Street Playhouse
Juliana Pace
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
George Street Playhouse recently opened its 37th season with a play designed around a small town community acting class. Annie Baker’s ‘Circle Mirror Transformation’ has very little to teach about acting -- but a lot to say about relationships and personal growth.

What's in a nose?
Juliana Pace
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Calvin Berger
through March 14th at George Street Playhouse
Marketing mojo makes Mittler a member
Juliana Pace
Saturday, November 7, 2009

Gayle Brill Mittler, a Highland Park entrepreneur and past chair of the local Democratic Party committee, was appointed to borough council to fill the seat resigned in early October by Lou Pichinson. At a special meeting of the Borough Council, the council members interviewed three applicants for Pichinson’s seat, selecting Mittler over party committeeman Milo Schwab and Joshua Fine. Mittler's appointment will run the 14 month remainder of Pichinson's term, and she would have to stand for re-election in 2010 to continue.

Annual read-in traces American censorship
Juliana Pace
Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Rutgers University hosted a series of events last week in honor of “National Banned Books” week, including readings and film screenings of contested or formerly banned books.  Banned Books Week, now in its 28th year, sets the last week of September to honor the freedom to read and Americans’ rights under the first amendment.

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