Leon Rainbow paints Trenton’s story on a larger canvas

Leon Rainbow is an exciting artist to watch. People have been watching him for years as he paints...

Hopewell Valley Stage reopens after summer hiatus

Hopewell Valley Stage has resumed programming after a six-week summer hiatus, returning with a new website, improvements to its venue and an expanded schedule of events. The theater began programming...

Arts & Entertainment

Princeton Arts Council seeks market vendors

Artists, food busines ses and vintage dealers have several August deadlines to apply for fall and holiday markets organized by the Arts Council of...

Business

Helping Seeing Eye puppies find their way

Before a Seeing Eye dog ever guides someone through a busy intersection or safely across a street, countless volunteers have already helped shape its...

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Go Inside This Week’s Issue of U.S. 1: October 20, 2021

The following stories were originally published in the October 20, 2021, issue of U.S. 1 Newspaper. ...

History and Chills Come Alive in Regional Cemetery

Richard Sauers is as close to a being a guide to the underworld as you can get. And during this season — with Halloween...

Princeton U. Adds to Its Nobel Tally

It was quite a year for Nobel Prizes at Princeton University. One day after meteorologist Syukuro Manabe won the prize for physics (U.S. 1,...

Interchange: Marking the Demise of the PennEast Pipeline

If long-tailed salamanders, Northern long-eared bats, and the other creatures of forests, fields, and marshes could throw a party, they’d be celebrating. They just...

In His Own Words: Trent House Trustee Samuel A. Stephens

The Trent House Association has been working to resume its robust schedule of public events, including the upcoming h virtual talk, “The Chilocco History...

Fall Arts Bringing Color to Area Venues

Fall colors are showing themselves in three arts events going on in the region. ...

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