Artists explore the ‘Joy in the Everyday’ in new Hopewell Valley exhibit
The Hopewell Valley Arts Council hopes to capture joyful feelings with their new ongoing exhibition, "Joy in the Everyday."
Judge hands PennEast victory in pipeline battle
A judge ruled Dec. 14 that the PennEast Pipeline Company can acces lands in New Jersey, both public and private, in order to conduct environmental surveys.
Patriots Week brings Trenton’s revolutionary history to life
Trenton’s history will come to life next week during Patriots Week, an annual celebration of the city’s role in the American Revolution.
Husband raising money in honor of Bordentown Regional Middle School teacher
Cynthia L. Grayson, a science teacher at Bordentown Regional Middle School, died unexpectedly after a heart attack Dec. 5. Her family created the Cynthia L. Grayson Memorial School Science Fund in her honor.
West Windsor woman raising funds to run World Marathon Challenge
West Windsor resident Keri Mandell is planning to run the World Marathon Challenge, seven marathons on all seven continents in seven days.
Princeton Junction Shell station closed after dispensing bad gas
The Shell gas station at 74 Princeton Hightstown Road was reported to have dispensed fuel to customers that caused many of their cars to stop running and require towing.
Joseph Wiltsey’s generosity rings true for local athletes
Joseph Wiltsey has made it his mission over the past nine months to enrich the lives of several deserving Hamilton Township athletes.
Revolutionary tailor dresses the forces for Patriots Week & beyond
At the Old Barracks Museum in Trenton, David Niescior creates clothing using the same methods and materials as 18th-century tailors.
Experience living history at the Schenck Farmstead
Kay Reed helped to preserve the Schenck Farmstead, which is decorated and open to the public for the holiday season.
Bordentown community rallies around family after second cancer diagnosis
Bordentown's Gabriel Planas-Borgstrom is currently undergoing treatment for Hodgkin’s lymphoma. His father, Francisco, was diagnosed with and recovered from the same illness 14 years ago.
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New Trenton Water Works director: vacancies, bureaucracy hurting utility
When Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora took office, he assumed with it the burden of fixing Trenton Water Works at the utility’s lowest point. To solve the problem, he turned to Shing-Fu Hsueh.
