Politics & Government

2 Princeton Council Candidates Meet The Public This Weekend

Michelle Pirone Lambros and Adam Bierman will participate in a meet-and-greet at Grover Park on Saturday.

PRINCETON, NJ — Two candidates for Princeton Council will meet with residents this weekend. Michelle Pirone Lambros and Adam Bierman, residents of Grover Avenue, will meet with residents to discuss their platforms and their visions for Princeton on Saturday, May 19, 10 a.m. to noon at Grover Park.

No RSVP is needed and all are welcome to come out for coffee and baked goods, and to discuss the issues facing Princeton voters. Grover Park is located at 301 North Harrison Street, behind the Princeton Shopping Center.

In case of inclement weather, the event will take place on the second floor of McCaffrey's in the Princeton Shopping Center.

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For more information about Adam Bierman, visit www.adambierman1.com. For more information about Michelle Pirone Lambros, visit www.pironeforcouncil.com. For more information about the event, call 609-488-0811.

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Bierman and Pirone Lambros are two of the five Democrats pursuing two open, three-year seats on Princeton Council. The other Democrats pursuing the nominations in the June 5 primary are Eve Niedergang, Dwaine Williamson and Surinder Paul Sharma. The two winners will run against Republican Lishian "Lisa" Wu in the Nov. 6 general elections.

Councilwoman Heather Howard and Councilman Lance Liverman previously decided not to run for re-election.

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