Part two of our Maker’s Place Diaper packing post after the more than 3000 packaged diapers were brought to the warehouse. The Maker's Place is a diaper bank and resource center in Trenton, New Jersey. They distribute free disposable diapers for families with children at their "Diaper Depot," and work with families and institutional partners to promote the strengths found in this diverse and inclusive community.
Our speaker on March 8 at the Hyatt Regency Princeton was David Sandahl, Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Lawrence-Hopewell Trail Corporation. The Lawrence Hopewell Trail is a 22 mile walking and biking loop that is currently 90% complete. David expects the trail to be completed in 2026. A mix of paved and crushed stones the trail meanders through woods, fields, parks and neighborhoods. As you move along the path you will also learn about the history of slavery in Mercer County. Visit www.lhtrail.org for events and more information.
The Princeton Corridor Rotary was honored to welcome Princeton's Chief of Police, Jon Bucchere this past Friday at the Hyatt Regency Princeton. Jon, is a 25 year police veteran who has been credited with Revolutionizing the Princeton Police Department which receives 40,000 calls per year. Jon discussed how “community policing” has changed over the years and what to expect in the future.
The Princeton Corridor Rotary was proud to present Heather Cianchetti, the President of the West Windsor Little League a check for $2,500 at our meeting at the Hyatt Regency Princeton last Friday. Joining Heather from the Little League was Board Member Kyle Hutchinson. Rotary Club Member Eric Rosenblum presented the check to Heather.
