Celebrating Success for the Black Business Community
The Trenton-based African American Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey will hold its annual black-tie awards gala on Thursday, February 6, at 5 p.m., at the Palace at Somerset Park in Somerset.
Know Your Rights As an Employee
Employment law specialist Elizabeth Zuckerman offers a class titled “Know Your Rights as an Employee” through the Princeton Adult School.
What Lies Ahead for Real Estate in 2020
If you’re buying or selling real estate, it might be valuable to know what lies ahead for the market in 2020.
Don’t Stress About Stress
Cathy Kreyche presents on how to deal with stress at the January 31 PSG meeting.
Estate Planning Has Changed. Do You Know the New Rules?
Stark and Stark attorney Robert F. Morris will lead two free workshops on significant changes to the rules governing IRAs.
Preparing Nonprofits for the Future
The annual Princeton Community Works conference, aimed at those involved with nonprofit organizations, takes place Monday, January 27.
How to Influence People
Michele Lederman will deliver a webinar on “How to Get What You Want: Influencing Others into Action" on Thursday, January 23.
The Route 1 Corridor: Expensive But Still Competitive
The Route 1 corridor, once the “medicine chest” of the nation, is no longer the dominant force it once was.
An Old Problem: Affordable Housing for Seniors
Affordable housing is in short supply in New Jersey. And affordable housing that’s accessible for seniors is even harder to find.
The State of Hate in New Jersey
Rachel Wainer Apter, director of the New Jersey Division on Civil Rights, is the state official most directly responsible for fighting hate crimes.
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Mercer’s Voting Machines: Old, Hackable, and Not Going Anywhere
Mercer County’s substandard, easily hackable voting machines were supposed to be replaced in 2008. But they will still be in place for the 2020 election.
