Trenton’s murals put 2020 against the wall
Trenton muralists have turned the City of Trenton in a canvas with an unlikely theme: a review of the year 2020
Several arts organizations in Mercer receive grants
The New Jersey State Council on the Arts has announced $16.3 million in grants awarded for the 2021 fiscal year.
L.A’s Frontera to distribute free Thanksgiving meals
On Thanksgiving day, the store will provide free platters to those in need starting at 1 p.m.
Volunteers help Homefront provide amid pandemic
Homefront has distributed more than double the number of groceries and other basic essentials in 2020 than in a normal year.
In a difficult holiday season, TASK serves up more than just soup
In pandemic times, instead of servers bringing meals to clients at tables, dinner take-out bags are packed inside, carted through a now empty dining room, and lined up on a table, where masked servers hand food to the line of masked clients there for a meal.
Trenton’s UIH Family Partners rebrands as The Father Center
The name, The Father Center, reflects the strength of the nonprofit’s continued mission to support men in gaining the skills and meeting the responsibilities of fatherhood
Yankees drop Thunder, move AA minor league team to Bridgewater
Somerset Patriots, formerly an independent minor league club, will take over as the Yankees' AA affiliate
Dining low on the hog at the 1911 Smokehouse
Chef Reggie Hallett says having vegan and vegetarian items on the menu makes sense because it makes cents
City, East Trenton Collaborative win redevelopment award
Given the “Outstanding Municipal Partner – Redevelopment” award at the HCDNNJ annual conference, held on Oct. 15 and 16
Trenton Housing Authority, Conifer Realty unveil Turner Pointe
Turner Pointe, a joint venture between the Trenton Housing Authority and Conifer Realty, is a redevelopment of the former George W. Page Home complex, which was built in 1954 and had been vacant for several years.