Cover Stories

Debbie Schaeffer takes her passion for the arts beyond Mrs. G’s

Debbie Schaeffer is CEO of Mrs. G’s Appliances in Lawrence Township. Her grandparents, Abe and Beatrice Greenberg, opened a plumbing supply store on East State Street in Trenton in...

La’Keisha Sutton goes from Globetrotter to community mentor

La’Keisha Sutton is a hooper, a serious basketball player who shares her skills, training methods, mindset and approach....

Art Cart delivers a new kind of soul food to town

It’s a hot summer day and brightly dressed Brook Beatty stands on South Broad Street in downtown Trenton. After...

Laura Benanti brings ‘Nobody Cares’ home

Laura Benanti says she is “blessed to be a chameleon.” Her context is unexpected. She is not referring to being...

Hopewell Valley Stage reopens after summer hiatus

Hopewell Valley Stage has resumed programming after a six-week summer hiatus, returning with a new website, improvements to...

In the Age of Kindle, a Bookbinder Thrives

At a time when most newly minted texts exist only as 1s and 0s on a computer somewhere, it sometimes pays to be old...

Progress 2011: Who’s New, and Who Grew In 2010

Twenty-Ten involved a lot less panic than the year that preceded it. Massive layoffs and large-scale business collapse gave way to a more stable,...

Progress 2011: Dentino Marketing Settles In

Karl Dentino moved his direct marketing firm to Executive Drive last year in order to save himself from driving all the way up to...

Progress 2011: BH Sky Sees Growth In Government

Founded in 2006, BH Sky moved from Overlook Drive last year (see U.S. 1, January 27, 2010) because Michelle Hermelee needed more space to...

Progress 2011: Princeton Record Exchange Keeps Vinyl Alive

Vinyl died a long time ago. Or so it would seem, but Barry Weisfeld, owner of the Princeton Record Exchange, has found a way...

Progress 2011: Finance Arts and the New Nonprofit World Order

"Doing good is a bitch/I could do so much more if I were stinking rich.” ...
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