Risoldi’s Market Cafe in Hamilton to close after 70 years in business
Risoldi’s Market Cafe in Hamilton is officially closing after over 70 years of business. Owner Sam Risoldi, Jr., said the decision comes after increased competition in the area over the last five years.
Construction begins on new Aldi, Panera development in Hamilton
Construction has begun on a new Route 33 development which will bring an Aldi Grocery Store and Panera Bread to Hamilton Square.
Urban pioneer Elijah Dixon gives Trenton-made goods a Hanover Street storefront
Elijah Dixon is opening The Orchid House, a consignment shop dedicated to Trenton-made products.
Mercer County area grocery store update: hours, delivery, seniors, more
A number of area grocery stores have altered their hours and services due to safety precautions necessitated by the spread of COVID-19
New owner takes on task of fixing up Foxmoor Shopping Center
Progress might be hard to see today, but the new owners of Foxmoor Shopping Center say the gears have been set in motion to make it a whole new plaza by this time next year.
PJ’s Pancake House coming to Robbinsville
The owners of PJ’s, a Princeton Nassau Street mainstay, will be opening a new restaurant in the new center currently under construction in front of Papa’s Tomato Pies on Main Street in Robbinsville.
Foxmoor Shopping Center Friendly’s to reopen in mid-April
A new-look Friendly’s restaurant will open its doors to customers at the Robbinsville Foxmoor Shopping Center in mid-April.
Tindall Road Brewing Company opens in Bordentown City
Replaces Common Sense Brewing, which closed in June
A. C. Moore closing all stores, shutting down online business
Some stores will reopen in 2020 as Michaels
After months of delays, Robbinsville PJ’s Pancake House nears completion
After months of delays, the Robbinsville location of PJ’s Pancake House nears completion. Owner John Procaccini said his eatery will open by late fall.
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Hamilton replaces Winter Wonderland with Holiday in the Park for 2020
Winter Wonderland will return in the upcoming years when it is safe for it to be held, Hamilton Township officials said.
