Congratulations to Princeton for becoming New Jersey’s first Silver level Bicycle Friendly Community! The League of American Bicyclists recognized Princeton’s new Bicycle Boulevards, [...]
The best way to stay safe this holiday season is to celebrate at home with people you live with and avoid crowds and indoor spaces that do not offer fresh air. Instead of making traveling plans, [...]
We haven’t seen any snowflakes yet, but we have already experienced a few frigid days. Winter is coming. While many people are familiar with the prep needed for winter, this year many others [...]
Although the Covid-19 lockdowns led to huge reductions in traffic and fewer car crashes this spring, the crashes became deadlier in some cities as drivers sped on quieter roads. In New York City [...]
Fall is here and we already had a taste of the nice, crisp mornings and evenings, maybe a little too cool for some of us who like it a little warmer. We are now looking forward to seeing the [...]
Created more than 20 years ago, Healthy Aging Month is an annual observance designed to raise awareness about the positive aspects of growing older. It was first introduced when the baby boomers [...]
Today August 21, is National Senior Citizens Day. The day is an opportunity to recognize the valuable contributions senior citizens bring to our communities. It is a reminder to support, [...]
Last week the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) celebrated 30 years. On July 26, 1990, President George H.W. Bush signed the Americans with Disabilities Act into law. The law prohibits [...]
Getting outside is a great way to keep the family physically and mentally healthy. With so many facilities being closed this summer, going for a hike or a bike ride is a great way to enjoy the [...]
Under normal circumstances we would be talking to you about 4th of July travel info and transit schedules. But these are not normal times and most July 4th plans are postponed. We are lucky to [...]
