At Stake in the Capital City: Architectural History
The New Jersey Department of Health and Agriculture Building on South Warren Street, consisting of an eight-story office wing and a five-story laboratory wing, is playing a role in an ongoing, slow-moving Capital City drama.
On the Move: Financial Coaching, Ewing Town Center, and More
The United Way is offering a financial coaching program; Ewing Town Center has begun leasing; and more.
On the Move: New Grants & Apartments, Back to School, Deaths
The NJEDA has announced a new grant programming. Rider plans to operate in-person this fall. Woodmont Way apartments are now leasing in West Windsor.
On the Move: COVID Tests, School Expansion, and More
Rutgers scientists have developed accurate, one-hour tests for new strains of COVID-19. Princeton Junior School is expanding. A new dispensary is coming to Lawrence Township. And more.
On the Move
New leadership for the D&R Greenway Board, a move for Princeton Infrared, and deaths.
PACF Awards COVID Relief Grants
The Princeton Area Community Foundation awarded over $2 million to more than 50 local nonprofits in its second phase of COVID-19 Relief & Recovery Grant funding activities.
Management Moves
John Thuber is retiring from TESU and the RWJ Hamilton Foundation board has new leadership.
Deaths
Those recently lost include former Hamilton mayor Jack Rafferty.
On the Move: Management Moves, Mergers, and More
Leadership changes at Hamilton Jewelers and NJAAW, a merger for InsiderScore, and more.
On the Move: Trenton Children’s Chorus, NRG, and More
Trenton Children's Chorus announces a new advisory board. A $1 million gift will benefit Black business enterprises. NRG's CFO is leaving the company.
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The Fall of Icarus
You don’t expect to find insights into our troubled times from the Flemish Old Masters. But on a recent trip to Brussels I found myself wandering into the Royal Museum of Fine Arts.
