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Entertainment and activities of all kinds will be available, starting May 18 with the popular Girls’ Night Out, featuring sales, discounts, and free gifts/services from the Palmer Square shops. Dance Troupes The Summer Block Party presented by Jazams children’s store and Palmer Square on June 16, will feature crafts, music, and food on Palmer Square West, followed by music on the Green. You will not want to miss the Dancers on the Square presented by YWCA Princeton on June 23, when several dance troupes will entertain with special performances on the Green. And music lovers will enjoy the Summer Music Series every Saturday in July and August from 2 to 4 p.m., when an eclectic mix of musicians perform. The Summer Movie Series features family-friendly movies on the Green June 16th, July 14, and August 18 at 8:30 p.m., and if yoga is your thing, you will surely want to experience Summer Yoga with Lululemon on the

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add great splashes of color while offering no temptation to deer.” Mr. Pirone is proud that his family has a long history of service in the Princeton area. “My grandfather Felix Pirone and my father Bert Pirone had one of the largest paving contracting businesses in Princeton for the past four decades. Now I continue to serve the area with my landscaping and lawn business. Whether the homeowner is looking for an update to the existing landscape or a total overhaul, we are happy to handle it all. We have extensive plant knowledge, which helps us to help you. We know what to plant and where!” Keeping the kids occupied and happy in the summer is important and at times, challenging. Whether away at camp or home with daily activities, they need to be motivated and engaged. Internet Security Digital Doc, the tech repair company in Princeton North Shopping Center, with a new Princeton Tiger Tech division on Nassau Street, has some great opportunities for the younger set, notes marketing manager Mercedes Samuels. “ We w i l l b e r u n n i n g workshops throughout the neighborhood to teach the public (specifically kids and parents) about phone maintenance. We also host workshops about internet security at the local libraries and recreation centers. “In addition, we offer a number of repair services

for iPhones, Galaxy’s, iPads, and more. Along with repairing items, we sell refurbished products. You can upgrade your broken device by buying our renovated tech items, including laptops, ipads, and iphones. We also offer pre-paid plans and wireless services provided by H20. We are Princeton Tigers by nature, and try to stay as involved in the community as possible. Be sure to subscribe to our email for future updates and event listings. pr inceton @ digitaldoc.com.” Now that spring is really here, you may also want to focus on a new you! Toning up the “contours” for the beach or the legs for the tennis court is certainly good advice and available at the many fitness centers in town. Of course, for face, hair, and body pampering, hair salons and spas are in abundance. Salon Azzurro in Rocky Hill specializes in providing the perfect style, cut, and color for its clients. As owners David and Joe Maccarone point out, “Spring always brings change. We are busy doing balayage and adding highlights. Clients are also prepping for conquering humidity’s effect on hair, and that’s where keratin treatments are both necessary and extremely popular. “Keratin treatments smooth the cuticle layer of hair and battle against frizz and ‘fly aways’ in straight, wavy or curly hair. A great keratin treatment does not imply stick straight hair; it does, however, imply much shinier, smoother hair in whatever finished look a client prefers — straight,

wavy, or curly. A capable, educated stylist can create whatever results the client wants, and we have different types for various kinds of hair and for a variety of finished looks.” New Styles In addition, report David and Joe Maccarone, new styles are always popular in spring. “This year, hair with movement is the trend, with beach and body waves gaining weekly in popularity. This look is created with a type of perm using larger size rods.” Easy maintenance is another favorite option, they add. “Clients are looking for ‘wash and wear’ hair, and this, too, contributes to the popularity of beach and body waves.” Beata Giermasinska, owner of Amber Spa in Pennington, notes that spring and summer are the busiest times in the the beauty industry. “Not only do people emerge from the winter months with dry and dull skin and desperate for help, but also wedding, prom, sandal, and bathing suit season brings in new clients. “Our brides and promgoers love lash and hair extensions, spray tanning, professional make-up, and our favorite red carpet treatment: Intraceutical Oxygen Infusion. “With lower UV levels, spring is a great time for facial rejuvenation,” adds Ms. Giermasinska. “A series of microdermabrasion or facial peels will significantly improve your skin before summer. “Also very popular in the spring is Lipomassage, also

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