Trenton muralist Dean ‘Ras’ Innocenzi gets very real
"I think graffiti is unique, because of how it mimics nature in the way everything is always changing and nothing lasts forever.”
A site for lost soles and down and out heels
Robert Giaquinto’s shop at 115 S. Warren St. in downtown Trenton isn’t pretty. In fact, the decades-old city fixture shows its wear and tear — a condition that fittingly sets the stage for what it is all about
What you need to know before you vote in the Nov. 3 general election
The process of voting, details on how to register or update your registration and how to check online to ensure your ballot has arrived.
Oct. 3: Digging Up Trenton’s history before Stacy and Trent
The illustrated talk by Richard Adamczyk will be presented via Zoom with questions and answers following
[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.
Gusciora names Rick Kavin as Trenton’s new LGBTQ community liaison
Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora has announced the creation of a new liaison position to help assist Trenton’s LGBTQ residents and advocate for policies that support their community.
Annual Anchor House Ride for Runaways goes virtual, starting July 11
The Trenton organization will hold its 42nd bike ride fundraiser virtually, offering new ride and walk options available for sign up until the day before.
Citing ‘pattern of inaction,’ DEP files lawsuit against Trenton Water Works
State calls out Trenton city council for its inability to properly fund measures that would reduce the risk of lead and pathogens in TWW’s drinking water.
Trenton imposes new curfew for minors until September
Juveniles fall under a temporary 9:59 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew effective today, while all other residents and businesses have been lifted from curfew.
City of Trenton eases curfew restrictions (update)
The City of Trenton has pushed back its curfew. Residents and businesses are now on lockdown from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.
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