The Princeton Corridor Rotary guest speakers on Friday October 31st at the Hyatt Regency Princeton were Dave Brown and Jeff Rodimer. Dave and Jeff came to speak about their latest baseball book “Shadows of Glory. Memorable and Offbeat World Series Stories”. With the forward by former Yankee great Mark Teixeira. A fun and lighthearted look at classic moments and anecdotes from past World Series.

The Princeton Corridor Rotary was honored to welcome Princeton Mayor Mark Freda to our meeting on October 17. Mayor Freda joined us to support The Princeton First Aid and Rescue Squad who were our guest speakers that day. Mayor Freda has deep ties to the PFARS as he is currently the President of the Board of Trustees but Mayor Freda is also a 45 year veteran of the PFARS and of the Princeton Fire Department.

The Princeton Corridor Rotary was honored to have as our guest speakers on Friday October 17th Mr. John Griffith, Princeton First Aid and Rescue Squad Board of Trustees Vice Chair and Ari Meisel, Princeton First Aid and Rescue Squad Vice President. PFARS has been serving the Princeton community for 86 years and currently serves over 31,000 community members. PFARS saves lives, relieve the suffering of the sick and injured and promote public safety. To learn more about the Princeton First Aid and Rescue Squad visit www.pfars.org

At our Friday October 10th meeting of the Princeton Corridor Rotary at the Hyatt Regency Princeton was Shara Pollie, Senior Associate Director for Museum Development at the Princeton University Art Museum.. Shara discussed the newly rebuilt and reimagined Princeton University Art Museum. After a five year closure for construction, the art Museum will be re-opening to the public on Friday October 31st!

At our October 3rd Princeton Corridor Rotary meeting, one of the Rotary’s newest members, Marty Rosenstein gave his personal bio talk. Marty discussed his vast 50 year Rotary experience including his time with the LaJolla California Rotary and his various Rotary responsibilities with Youth Services. Welcome to the Princeton Corridor Rotary Club, Marty!

Our guest speaker at our weekly Princeton Corridor Rotary meeting was Ingrid Kohler, Landscape architect with ACT engineers. Ingrid discussed the design and development of several new local projects her company is working on. ACT is a civil engineering firm established in 1991 specializing in civil engineering environmental services, surveying and public involvement.

Our club participated in the Hightstown Family Fair on October 4. A perfect weather day to come out and meet the community and talk about Rotary. There was music and the aroma of good food in the air and everyone had a good time. Proud to support this great community event.