Wednesday, September 18, 2019

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Exhibition Spotlights Bright Future for Electric Sculpture

Internationally known American artist Nam June Paik’s monumental 1992 sculpture “PBS: 1967-2000” in downtown Trenton is back.

Art Museum Opens Old Doors for the New

On Saturday, September 14, the Princeton University Art Museum will host a celebration of historic Bainbridge House's incarnation as Art@Bainbridge, a place for exhibitions of contemporary, emerging artists.

Crossroads Theater Review: ‘Paul Robeson’

The New Brunswick Performing Arts Center is inaugurated auspiciously with Crossroad Theater Company’s intelligent, engrossing production of Phillip Hayes Dean’s biographical play, “Paul Robeson.”

Opportunities: Art, Plays, and More

Area venues are seeking artwork, book donations, plays, and singers.

Fall Arts Preview: Theater

Action on the stage and behind the scenes marks the fall theater season — one of the busiest ever in our region.
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Survival Guide

Covering Trenton in the Latest Fashion

Survival Guide
Trenton Fashion Week kicks off Monday, September 16.
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Trade Talks

Survival Guide
Despite an ever-increasing international trade war that is replete with tit-for-tat tariffs between the U.S. and China, a senior official in the administration of President Donald Trump this week, will — perhaps — attempt to quell growing fears of many New Jerseyans and others caught in the burgeoning global import-export quagmire.
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High Performing vs. High Potential Employees

Survival Guide
Recognizing the difference between high potential and high productivity employees is the path to profitability
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Spiel Estate: PodMax Event Will Put Businesspeople On the Air

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“There are so many benefits to creating your own podcast as a business owner,” says Erik Cabral
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Busting Higher Education Myths

Survival Guide
Kathryn A. Foster, president of The College of New Jersey, will address some misconceptions about higher education in New Jersey and beyond
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Food for Thought: Dialing in Your Diet

Survival Guide
New services offers tips, tricks, and even fully prepared meals for a healthy diet and work and at home.
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Nominations Open for Immigrant Entrepreneur Awards

Survival Guide
Foreign-born individuals are invited to apply for the 2019 New Jersey Immigrant Entrepreneur Awards.
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Fast Lane

Healthy Meals Supreme Offers a Fresh Start for Your Diet

Fast Lane
A surprise diabetes diagnosis set Joe Martinez on the path to founding Healthy Meals Supreme, a meal delivery service that aims to help people with chronic diseases manage their diets.
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New Theater Makes Its Debut in New Brunswick

Fast Lane
There is a new act for regional theater this fall with the opening of the New Brunswick Performing Arts Center on Livingston Avenue.
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On the Move: Electric Cars, Company Changes, Deaths

Fast Lane
Learn about electric cars at the West Windsor Farmers Market on Saturday, September 14.
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New in Town: Smithers Avanza Builds Bioanalytical Lab in Ewing

Fast Lane
Frank M. Rotella is director of operations at the new facility
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Commentary

To the Editor: Get Out the Vote

Between the Lines
Important deadlines are looming for voter registration and vote by mail applications.
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A Season of Change

Between the Lines
As our 2019 Fall Arts Preview issue shows, our regional cultural organizations are filling galleries with images and theater stages with action and life — and more than ever.
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To the Editor: Mercer County Doesn’t Need an Armored Vehicle

Between the Lines
We, the undersigned, representing Not In Our Town Princeton, a multi-racial, multi-faith racial justice organization, have concerns about the proposed purchase of an armored tactical vehicle by the Mercer County Sheriff’s Office.
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A U.S. 1 Poem and Some Thoughts It Inspires

Between the Lines
The August 28 U.S. 1 story about the history of Route One inspired reader Howard Lieberman to write a poem
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