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A hundred years after its founding, the Trenton Historical Society is continuing to preserve and celebrate the city’s history. And it is renewing efforts to be engaged in a place and time much different from that of its beginnings in March, 1919.

The paintings in “Miracles on the Border: Retablos of Mexican Migrants to the United States,” on view at the Princeton University Art Museum through July 7, have instant appeal.

The Sourland region’s Americorps Watershed Ambassadors will lead free STREAM volunteer training sessions to teach participants to identify sensitive macroinvertibrates and assess riparian habitat.

Trineice Robinson-Martin leads Princeton University's Jazz Vocal Collective in the group’s spring concert celebrating the music and life of Nat King Cole on Monday, April 15.

A generation has elapsed since the Princeton Artists Alliance was founded in 1989, and new members are bringing the group back to life.