‘Teen Dad’ mixes family turmoil with moments of insight

Dudgeon can be tricky. It has to be pitched to the right degree, or the best instinct can play...

Unruly Sounds: A festival for adventurous ears

Now in its 10th year, the Unruly Sounds Music Festival returns to Hinds Plaza in Princeton on Saturday, Oct. 3, to present an array of original music. You might hear...

Arts & Entertainment

Emily Nemens gets a grip with ‘Clutch’

Emily Nemens is a writer’s writer. Drawing on personal experience and interests, her new novel, “Clutch,” has been celebrated as a must-read by The...

Business

School workers may have no clarity on 2027 health insurance costs

BY CATHERINE CARRERA NJ Spotlight The staffs of roughly 200 New Jersey school systems may not know their 2027 health benefits premium costs when open enrollment...

On Ramp: Week of Sept. 16

On Ramp is a guide to opportunities readers can act on now, from workshops, auditions and artist calls to volunteer roles, business programs and...

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Meet America’s First Classical Garage Band

Time for Three (Tf3), a young, hip, classically trained trio that defies genre classification, was born out of the most random of circumstances. ...

Jamie Saxon: When Parents Ignore Their Children

We have a long back porch that runs the length of the house and is covered by the roof overhang. When we moved in...

U.S. 1 Crashes a Party: Young Audiences of New Jersey

The party crashers are pooped. We hit two parties on Saturday night: Young Audiences of New Jersey and the Diamond Jubilee of Jewish Family...

Theater Review: ‘Galileo’

Bertolt Brecht (1898-1956) wrote two versions of his play “Galileo” (also known as “The Life of Galileo”) — one written between 1937 and 1939...

Harry I. Naar on Forests, Family, and Felt-Tip Pens

For years, Harry Naar has been championing the work of other artists. In his gallery at Rider University’s Bart Luedeke Center, he has been...

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