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Small Meetings Magazine
Small Meetings Magazine - Check out pages 9 & 10!

Meetings Magazine East - WOW! Princeton!
Princeton’s most spirited cheerleader is Mimi Omiecinski. She’s the owner of Princeton Tour Company, a full-service tour company that offers a dizzying array of walking, kayaking and biking tours, along with event planning assistance.

About the Owner - Princeton Packet
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US 1 Magazine: A New Perspective on Princeton
Ask any Princeton resident about the town and you will come away with a sense that this is a pretty interesting place. Ask Mimi Omiecinski the same question and you will be treated to a fascinating exploration of the people, the culture, the history and, yes, the intrigue of these unique two square miles. Omiecinski’s Princeton Tour Company has fast become an eclectic resource for visitors, long time residents, and new arrivals to get to know Princeton up close and personal.

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The Trentonian: Ivy Eyes
You moved to Princeton four years ago. What’s the biggest misconception people have about the borough? That it’s a bunch of snobs. The people who do have money in this town, to them, it’s about legacy and giving back. It would blow your mind to see what they give.

Princeton Packet - Wheels begin turning at Princeton Bike Tours
When Mimi Omiecinski moved to Princeton Borough over a year and a half ago, she gave up her car and got acquainted with her new home by bicycle. "If you are on a bike, you get a feeling that you can only get on a bike ride," she said. "It's just a better way to experience Princeton. Princeton is a lot more bikeable than most people think." Read text...

Washington Post: For Those Interested in Sightseeing ....
The question begins as we pedal past a half-mile of gold forsythia and follow a low stone bridge over Carnegie Lake, then gains force at the sight of undergraduates grooving to house party music outside a dining club that resembles stately Wayne Manor: Why didn't we go to Princeton?

Town Topics - Pedaling Through Princeton
Albert Einstein didn't like to wear socks, in fact, some local townies can remember him pausing on Nassau Street ......