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PADEP hands a fresh setback to Elcon toxic waste treatment plant
Comes out against Elcon application for facility in Bucks County, saying it had “a number of outstanding deficiencies.”
Camp Fire New Jersey to hold “Spark in the Dark” 5K on May 23
Camp Fire New Jersey’s Teens On Fire will holding its third annual 5k event on Thursday, May 23 at Veterans Park in Hamilton.
New play ‘Morir Sonyando’ connects with voiceless communities
Main stage production, “Morir Sonyando,” which opened May 2 for a three-weekend run, talks to a contemporary problem: families torn apart by imprisonment.
Trenton, Princetel, and the art of April fooling
How the capital city handled—many say mishandled—an opportunity to boost economic growth
Thank goodness it’s First Fridays
Annual series of spring/summer First Fridays in Trenton starts May 4 and continues through September.
Controversial Elcon facility in Bucks County poses toxic threat to New Jersey
The next few weeks mark a crucial juncture for a proposed plant that environmentalists say would pollute the air and potentially the drinking water of nearby towns
Trenton Public Schools receive $100,000 instrument donation in support of the district’s music program
The gift from the local musical instrument dealer was made in support of the district’s growth of their instrumental music programs
Old Barracks Museum named Coolest Museum in the State
Discovery blog puts Barracks on par with the Met, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Getty Museum and others
Anchor House opens its doors to human trafficking victims
Anchor House, a Trenton-based social service agency, provides a safe haven for abused, runaway, homeless, and at-risk youth and their families.
World-famous conductor Gustavo Dudamel a perfect fit for Trenton High orchestra
Trenton Central High School orchestra students moved over to let another musician sit with them during a recent performance — world-renowned conductor and musician Gustavo Dudamel, who joined the violin section.
