Meath legend Seán Boylan says U20 row is a sad situation and an awful shame
Bernard Flynn and his management team resigned last month due to the unavailability of senior players. By Emma Duffy Friday 2 Jul 2021, 6:15 AM 17 hours ago 10,242 Views 0 Comments
Seán Boylan pictured at home with some stand out medals and awards from his career. Seán was helping to launch the Bord Gáis Energy GAA Legends Tour Series for 2021.
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Seán Boylan pictured at home with some stand out medals and awards from his career. Seán was helping to launch the Bord Gáis Energy GAA Legends Tour Series for 2021.
Mercer Street Friends Announces Leadership Award Honorees
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JM Group supports Mercer Street Friends, YMCA cancer resource center
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The JM Group, owner of the Witherspoon Grill, Kristine’s, the Blue Point Grill and Nassau Street Seafood, has raised about $18,000 in recent months with the help of sponsors and patrons to support two community organizations during the pandemic. The JM Group raised money for the Mercer Street Friends Food Bank through an annual meal drive, and raised money for the YWCA Princeton’s Breast Cancer Resource Center through a weeklong takeout version of the annual Pink Pearl Night.
Sponsors included Borden Perlman Insurance, Callaway Henderson Sotheby’s International Realty, and the NJM Insurance Group.
“Mercer Street Friends remains grateful to Jack Morrison and the JM Group for so many years
Many of us value the wonderful work being done here in Mercer County by HomeFront, the organization helping homeless families break the cycle of poverty.
Last week, during this time of tremendous economic distress and in the midst of a pandemic, HomeFront offered us an antidote – daily events, volunteer opportunities, and ways of connecting with our neighbors during its annual “Week of Hope.”
Those of us who took part learned about the daunting challenges facing so many families, and about the resulting increase in hunger and homelessness in every community in our county, from Trenton to Hamilton to Princeton. We know how expensive housing is in our region a person earning the minimum wage has to work almost three full-time jobs to be able to afford the average two-bedroom rental in New Jersey. This is difficult enough, but the pandemic has erased so many job opportunities, leaving families stranded and facing the loss of their housing.