Thank you for the honor of serving as the Democratic nominee for Princeton Council. I want to contratulate Tim Quinn who will be joining me on the Democratic ticket. I also congratulate Leticia Fraga and Anne Neumann for running spirited campaigns.
Jenny and Tim Quinn, Democratic nominees for Princeton Council (courtesy of the Princeton Packet)
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I hope you participate and ask me a question!
This photo, featured in our ad on Planet Princeton, is of Moore Street, where the Crumiller family lived for more than 10 years and where my mother, Darlyne Crum now lives. I took this photo years ago, and played with filters in Photoshop to create the effects. 
Dear Princeton Democrats,
You are cordially invited to a seltzer, wine and cheese reception to meet with Jenny Crumiller, Council member and candidate for re-election.
What: Meet and Greet Event for Jenny
Where: Home of David and Liz Cohen, 135 Terhune Road
When: Saturday, March 5, from 4 to 6 pm
Hosted by David and Liz Cohen, Fern and Larry Spruill, Anne Reeves, Joanna Dougherty, William Hare, Dan Preston and Maggie Rose, Peter Lindenfeld and Mary Clurman, Virginia Kerr, Walter and Mary Bliss, Beth and Jim Healey, and Scotia MacRae and Dick Blofson.
All are welcome. We hope you can join us! For more information or to RSVP, please email Scotia MacRae at swmacrae@yahoo.com.
[updated] The council has introduced the ordinance to create the Witherspoon historic district. The Wise report recommending the ordinance can be downloaded as pdf here. The Commission has also set up a website for Princeton’s Historic Resources
I voted to introduce the ordinance, and I plan to support it at the final hearing on April 11. Historic preservation has benefited the community in several other neighborhoods and historic sites, and I believe it’s time to do the same for the Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood, with its old-fashioned streetscape of porches and stoops that create a friendly, charming neighborhood. I look forward to hearing from residents.
Hello Princetonians!
The June primary is almost upon us. I am enjoying the election process — listening to voters, hearing concerns and criticisms, and learning what issues are most important to residents. Contested elections are good for local democracy. I hope you participate! Click here if you’d like to contact me by email or phone.
