Seuls en Scène brings French theater to Princeton

Princeton University’s Lewis Center for the Arts, Department of French and Italian, and L’Avant-Scène will present the 15th...

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. A Mercer County native, Sutton was Gatorade Player of the Year...

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Matteo Neri brings new vision for opera to Hopewell

Matteo Neri’s musical career has taken many forms, from opera performance to pursuing composition and film scoring, taking him from his New Jersey roots...

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Monthly job losses worst since first months of pandemic

BY NIKITA BIRYUKOV New Jersey Monitor New Jersey saw jobs fall faster in July 2026 than it has at any time since the worst months of...

Ironhawks forge ahead toward opening night

With their inaugural season less than two months away, the Trenton Ironhawks are beginning to take shape both on and off the ice. The ECHL...

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Crossroads Theater Review: Fly

It seems a bit redundant as you watch all four characters representing the Tuskegee Airmen, the first black pilots in the American military, go...

Fiber Artist Weaves Community Stories

Participating in a community-wide art project hasn’t been this much fun since the creation of “Happy World,” the mural in the Princeton Public Library...

Major Exhibition Shows Picasso True to Form and Shape

Will the real Picasso please stand up? In...

From Another Wilson: Lacerating, But Healing Racial Views

Theater changed in 1984 when a then-unknown playwright named August Wilson (pictured at right) saw his play “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” open at the...

Communiversity Musician Lauren Marsh — On a Roll

To say that indie singer-songwriter Lauren Marsh is on a roll is an understatement. Just this past weekend the multi-instrumentalist and resident of Pennington...

Pin Down Contacts at This Business Event

Maybe it’s the competitive spirit, or maybe it’s the tolerance for pain. For whatever reason, successful wrestlers tend to go on to do big...

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