Better Beginnings Child Development Center 10/12/2012: Times of Trenton photos

mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Sun, 14 Oct 2012 03:33:25 GMT

]]>Four-year-old Jason enters Better Beginnings Child Development in Hightstown for after school care on Friday, October 12, 2012. The United Way of Greater Mercer County has cut fourth quarter funding to a half dozen Mercer County nonprofits and agencies and will cut another $635,000 in funding in 2013 after dipping into cash reserves last year when donations declined. Better Beginnings, which provides affordable child care to working parents in Hightstown and East Windsor, is one of the affected agencies this year and is slated to see its funding cut in 2013 as well. Martin Griff / The Times of Trenton.
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mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Sun, 14 Oct 2012 03:33:25 GMT

]]>Three-year-old Jasmine and 4-year-old Tiffany look at books in the Better Beginnings Child Development Smilies (preschool) class in Hightstown on Friday, October 12, 2012. The United Way of Greater Mercer County has cut fourth quarter funding to a half dozen Mercer County nonprofits and agencies and will cut another $635,000 in funding in 2013 after dipping into cash reserves last year when donations declined. Better Beginnings, which provides affordable child care to working parents in Hightstown and East Windsor, is one of the affected agencies this year and is slated to see its funding cut in 2013 as well. Martin Griff / The Times of Trenton.
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mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Sun, 14 Oct 2012 03:33:26 GMT

mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Sun, 14 Oct 2012 03:33:48 GMT

]]>Teacher Janice Jones and school director Luz Horta work with children in the Better Beginnings Child Development Smilies (preschool) class in Hightstown on Friday, October 12, 2012. The United Way of Greater Mercer County has cut fourth quarter funding to a half dozen Mercer County nonprofits and agencies and will cut another $635,000 in funding in 2013 after dipping into cash reserves last year when donations declined. Better Beginnings, which provides affordable child care to working parents in Hightstown and East Windsor, is one of the affected agencies this year and is slated to see its funding cut in 2013 as well. Martin Griff / The Times of Trenton.
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mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Sun, 14 Oct 2012 03:33:51 GMT

]]>Kenneth, who was celebrating his 6th birthday, works on his writing skills in the Better Beginnings Child Development Heart Friends (kindergarten) class in Hightstown on Friday, October 12, 2012. The United Way of Greater Mercer County has cut fourth quarter funding to a half dozen Mercer County nonprofits and agencies and will cut another $635,000 in funding in 2013 after dipping into cash reserves last year when donations declined. Better Beginnings, which provides affordable child care to working parents in Hightstown and East Windsor, is one of the affected agencies this year and is slated to see its funding cut in 2013 as well. Martin Griff / The Times of Trenton.
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mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Sun, 14 Oct 2012 03:33:54 GMT

mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Sun, 14 Oct 2012 03:34:12 GMT

]]>The Heart Friends (kindergarten) class at the Better Beginnings Child Development in Hightstown on Friday, October 12, 2012. The United Way of Greater Mercer County has cut fourth quarter funding to a half dozen Mercer County nonprofits and agencies and will cut another $635,000 in funding in 2013 after dipping into cash reserves last year when donations declined. Better Beginnings, which provides affordable child care to working parents in Hightstown and East Windsor, is one of the affected agencies this year and is slated to see its funding cut in 2013 as well. Martin Griff / The Times of Trenton.
To purchase this and other photos, visit http://TimesofTrenton.zenfolio.com