Boheme Opera NJ plans virtual summer events for 32nd season
Although live performances are currently prohibited due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Boheme Opera has produced a number of main stage and outreach events
November’s general election to be primarily vote-by-mail
Procedures will be similar to those used for July primaries.
10 things to do in New Jersey this August
From a tomato fest in Princeton to a triathalon in Wildwood, 10 activities to fill the last month of summer vacation in the Garden State.
NJDA offers guidance on unsolicited mystery seeds
Unsolicited seeds could be invasive, introduce diseases to local plants or be harmful to livestock.
Trenton City Hall requires temperature screenings starting today
As an added precaution, City Hall employees and visitors are required to get their temperature tested and answer questions before entering the building.
No-cost saliva testing for COVID-19 available in Trenton
The Henry J. Austin Health Center in Trenton is offering COVID-19 saliva tests to the community by appointment.
Park Commission to host Mercer Lake kayak tours on Fridays
Area residents can join the Mercer County Park Commission Naturalist Division this summer for a morning of paddling in Mercer County Park.
Trenton Water Works hires Mark Lavenberg as acting director
Lavenberg, the fourth person to lead TWW in the last year, has 32 years of experience in the water industry. He starts his new role Aug. 3.
Mercer County Narcotics Task Force makes $10,000 coke arrest
The Mercer County Narcotics Task Force on Tuesday seized more than $10,000 in cocaine and arrested an alleged drug dealer in association with the investigation.
[UPDATED] Suburban towns demand takeover, sale of Trenton Water Works
The governments of Ewing, Hamilton, Hopewell Township and Lawrence filed a motion in Mercer Superior Court July 8 to join a state lawsuit against Trenton.
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Kevin Johnson sues Bordentown Township, officials for racial discrimination
Johnson, a Black real estate developer behind Team85 Fitness and Wellness, filed a lawsuit against Bordentown Township and five current and former municipal officials Sept. 9.
