PorchFest brings music, art and history to Allentown

Allentown’s Main Street will become a showcase for music, art and local history Saturday, Sept. 12, when the...

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 staring for a few moments at the growing line of clients...

Arts & Entertainment

Lawrence historian wins $25K national scholarship

While many parents take their children on vacation trips to the beach or the mountains, Julia Ciccone's parents took their children to museums and...

Business

Census Bureau: AI takes a bigger role in business

Artificial intelligence use among U.S. businesses continues to grow, with larger companies and firms in information and finance leading the way. Nearly 20% of U.S....

HAX Plasma Forge picks historic WW SRI site

SOSV, the venture capital firm behind HAX in Newark, recently announced that its new HAX Plasma Forge will establish its permanent headquarters at SRI’s...

Latest Articles

U.S. 1 Crashes a Party: Epicurean Palette

The timing couldn’t have been better: Kevin Sbraga, the executive chef at Rat’s restaurant at Grounds For Sculpture, won the Bravo Network’s “Top Chef,...

PU Concerts Enters a New Era of Snap, Crackle, Pop

Last week’s article about Marna Seltzer, Princeton Concerts’ new concert-manager, depicted her primarily as a caretaker. Her task would be to oversee the unfolding...

Theater Review: ‘Top Girls’

Shakespeare ’70, Inc., which describes itself as Mercer County’s only classical theater company, has opened its 41st season with “Top Girls,” a play from...

Ramblin’ Jack Elliott: The Last Best Link to Woody Guthrie

Woody Guthrie, regarded by many as the greatest folksinger/writer America ever produced, naturally attracted more than his share of disciples. So when a young...

Let’s Try . . . Metro North

It almost makes you believe in reincarnation. Metro North is the welcome new life for the beloved venue once known as the Rusty Scupper...

What Would Disney Do?

In 1930 you could buy yourself good dinner in Los Angeles for about 35 cents. Walt Disney gathered up his “Imagineers” (his term) before...

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