For most, January is the month of slowing down after the bustle of the holiday season. A new year for new beginnings, fresh starts and resolutions. However, with the pandemic still staggering around many people’s lives, and with COVID numbers rising each day, this new year may feel very much like 2020, just extended. However, many families may still want to look forward by making the best of this time and seek new things to do. For those free days, it may be exciting to take a day to visit Princeton and enjoy all it has to offer!
If there ever was a year that needed the holidays, it’s definitely 2020! While this year has not been an easy feat to any one at any age, there have been moments in which families have found comfort in special moments, where people have found heroes among their lives and some sort of glimmer of hope lives on.
As trees go dormant, wildlife prepares for winter and evergreens give their green flare, families all over the states contemplate how to celebrate this year’s end-of-year holidays. As difficult as it may be for some family members having spent almost a year without seeing one another, the pandemic is still not over, and it may take some more time and special holidays before being able to rejoin in celebration. No matter how Claremont Towers families decide to enjoy thanksgiving and the upcoming holidays, the CDC offers suggestions on how to celebrate during the pandemic.
Amid falling leaves that have begun to decorate driveways, sidewalks, and balconies, this time of year brings the enthusiasm of new endeavors. Although current circumstances with COVID-19 make this year’s autumn and winter one to remember, what events will you find yourself enjoying during this season is the question many are contemplating.
As the season dwindles down slowly, NJ continues its speed in reopening businesses that have been closed for a greater part of the year. Apropos of the cool days to come, gyms and indoor dining has launched off inviting NJ residents to move a bit closer to antecedent times where COVID-19 was not mentioned on every business’ doors and walls and hand sanitizer was not on the entryway of every room. Even though gyms and indoor dining is permitted at 25% capacity, enjoying the rest of summer before the chilly days is a must.
Our nearby park, Duke Botanical Gardens and recreational areas make the quality of life at Claremont Towers apartments truly unique!
Studying in a peaceful environment and still close to your university? Claremont Towers is 20 minutes away from Princeton and Rutgers Universities. 10 minutes to Raritan Valley Community College.
Pets under 30 pounds are permitted here for a small fee!
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