Princeton Environmental Film Festival seeks submissions

Princeton Public Library is accepting film submissions for the 2027 Princeton Environmental Film Festival, which will take place...

Graffiti moves from city walls to museum halls

If all goes as planned, sometime in the next few years East State Street in Trenton will welcome an outstanding museum celebrating graffiti and street art, one that the...

Arts & Entertainment

Trenton library unveils $830,000 in accessibility improvements

More than $830,000 in improvements to the Trenton Free Public Library's main entrance were unveiled during a recent ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by city and...

Business

Former Trenton Marriott moves closer to redevelopment

Trenton is moving closer to taking control of the long-vacant former Marriott hotel downtown, nearly two years after the state committed $4 million to...

Allegiant adds Orlando route as Trenton-Mercer Airport expands service

Allegiant Air has launched nonstop flights between Trenton-Mercer Airport in Ewing and Orlando Sanford International Airport, adding a fourth Florida destination to its growing...

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Deaths: Remembering the Historian Who Told Tales of Buildings

The past several months U.S. 1 has been focusing on the impact of the coronavirus in our region and the deaths of two prominent...

CDC Gives Advice for Safe Office Openings

As the state of New Jersey gradually allows more business to resume normal operations, the Centers for Disease Control has issued guidance to employers...

Gallery Going: Van Gogh in Princeton & Hamilton

With regional museums closed and waiting to reopen, we are continuing to remind readers of their important collections by highlighting visual art works you...

Waiting for the Quiet Car

(With apologies to Joyce Carol Oates) Last night,...

Going Viral – A Report from the COVIDS

Last year was an extraordinary year, one for the history books, a year in which we coronas were finally able to leave the nest...

City Artists Stirring It Up Trenton Style

“Must be something in the water,” Crossroads Theater producer Ricardo Khan told me after the 1985 world premiere of Trenton playwright William Mastrosimone’s “Tamer...

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