Princeton Pettoranello
Sister City Foundation
Committed to
beautifying, educating and enriching this community
TV ISERNIA VISITS PRINCETON
A trio from Isernia, headed by well-known Italian journalist, Pasquale Damiani, visited Princeton in mid-October 2008. Their objective was to interview and film various Italian-Americans and discuss their activities and relationship to the “Gemellagio” since its conception.
MAYOR MILLER VISITS PETTORANELLO
Bernie and Ruth Miller's visit to Pettoranello in August 2010 was truly memorable and they developed an appreciation for this lovely small town they had not experienced before. From the moment they arrived at the train station on Monday, August 9, they felt warmly welcomed and embraced by the people of Pettoranello, from the Mayor, Luciano Perna and his wife to people they passed on the street. Their days were filled with interesting activities.
Mayor Bernie Miller of Princeton (L) and Pettoranello Mayor Luciano Perna.
DISCANTO PERFORMS AT THE PRINCETON ITALIAN-AMERICAN SPORTSMEN'S CLUB
A nostalgic evening with the folkloric group "DisCanto" was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone in attendance. This group of folk musicians from Italy keep the cultural roots of the Abruzzo-Molise region alive for the present and future generations
Pettoranello's children's choir dressed in traditional costumes, sang and danced for the "official welcome".
The whole town spent the evening at Villa Princeton for beer, pizza and spectacular fireworks.
GRAN SASSO - SOUTH DAKOTA
PRINCETON PHYSICS SUMMER SCHOOL
Students from South Dakota and from Abruzzo and Molise Italy came together at Princeton University from July-August, 2010 to work on classic physics experiments. These students were part of a three week summer program. The Princeton/Pettoranello Sister City Foundation was a proud supporter of this program and some of their activities.