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January 23, 2019

A Painful & Costly ($1.7M) Accommodation

January 23, 2019

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Trenton Filmmaker’s Bimbos Catch Film Fest’s Attention

January 23, 2019

Anthony Catanese, the writer and director of “Teenage Bloodsuckin’ Bimbos” gives a bemused smile as he describes his new film, which will be shown at the New Jersey Film Festival.

Morven Fools the Eye with ‘Masters of Illusion’

January 23, 2019

Morven Museum & Garden is presenting a new look at trompe l’oeil painting in New Jersey with “Masters of Illusion: The Legacy of John F. Peto,” on view through Sunday, May 12.

McCarter Theater Review: ‘The Niceties’

January 23, 2019

A portrait of George Washington hangs prominently on the wall of an award-winning historian and history professor’s office in “The Niceties,” Eleanor Burgess’s timely and intelligently provocative play at McCarter Theater through Sunday, February 10.

Opportunities: Call for Music, Art, Singers

January 23, 2019

The Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey is accepting entries for its New Jersey Shout Down Drugs contest.

With Youth Orchestras, Music Festival Looks to Future

January 16, 2019

Anyone who cares about the future of music and the community should sit up and take notice, as 150 area youth will come together on the stage of Patriots Theater at the Trenton War Memorial for Trenton’s very first Youth Orchestra Festival.

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The Perfect Company: Universal Display Corporation

Survival Guide January 23, 2019

It was a slow night at the Franklin Institute. Three of us watched chief astronomer Derrick Pitts explain the importance of Galileo’s telescopes to...

Princeton Community Works Marks 20 Years

Survival Guide January 23, 2019

Study after study relates happiness to doing something that has meaning and purpose, says Marge Smith, founder of Princeton Community Works (PCW), a conference with the goal of enabling boards, staff, and volunteers to work together more effectively.

‘Regenerative’ Farming at the NOFA-NJ Winter Conference

Survival Guide January 23, 2019

You know that agriculture has entered a new era when a farmers’ conference features presentations by an investigative journalist, a winner of the MacArthur genius award, and a lawyer/activist whose aim is to add a “green” amendment to the federal constitution.

Real Talk on Real Estate at Princeton Chamber

Survival Guide January 23, 2019

The Princeton Chamber presents its 2019 Central Jersey Real Estate Forecast on Thursday, January 24.

Ready for Weed? New Jersey’s Marijuana Industry May Soon Expand

Survival Guide January 16, 2019

New Jersey’s medical marijuana industry may soon be expanding, and legalization of adult use of marijuana is also under consideration.

Go For That New Job, Don’t Just Pray For It

Survival Guide January 16, 2019

Bill Amirault believes that confident job seekers can change the dynamic on the interview process. He speaks January 18 at the Princeton library.

The Art of Delegation: Work Less and Build Trust

Survival Guide January 16, 2019

Krishna Powell leads an NJBIA webinar January 16 on strategies for effective – and guilt-free – delegation.

AK Systems Moves to Princeton, Active Imprints Leaves Monmouth Junction

Fast Lane January 23, 2019

AK Systems, a provider of IT solutions including web design and development, mobile apps, and cyber security, has moved from Edison to Plainsboro.

Management Move: Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Hires COO

Fast Lane January 23, 2019

Craig Ferguson has been named deputy director for operations and chief operating officer at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, effective February 4.

PSEG Sells Former Hamilton Coal Plant

Fast Lane January 23, 2019

PSEG has sold a former coal plant in Hamilton Township to a Chicago-based developer, which plans to redevelop the 132-acre site into a modern industrial park.

Choose NJ Chooses to Leave Princeton

Fast Lane January 23, 2019

Choose New Jersey has announced plans to relocate its headquarters from Princeton Forrestal Village to an expanded space in Newark, part of a consolidation of state economic development initiatives in New Jersey’s largest city.

We Need the Dinky for a Robust Future

Between the Lines January 23, 2019

While NJT seems to be trying to squeeze in some deferred maintenance, enough is enough. We need the Dinky to resume service, NOW!

To The Editor: Trenton Can Make Its Own Music

Between the Lines January 23, 2019

However, it is apparent that Mr. Bushong is not aware of the youth orchestras that have existed in Trenton for many years.

To the Editor: Exit, Emily Mann

Between the Lines January 16, 2019

At the dawn of this new year, I want to share with you the news that Emily Mann, the award-winning playwright and director who has served as our artistic director and resident playwright since 1990, will retire from the position following the 2019-’20 season.

The Parent-Child Issue of U.S. 1

Between the Lines January 16, 2019

Think of this as a parent-child issue of U.S. 1.

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