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WEST WINDSOR, N.J. — Local officials and the Tennis Center in Mercer County Park welcomed the unique sport of pickleball to four new ‘’pickleball only’’ courts during a ceremonial ribbon cutting Nov. 17. The Mercer County Park Commission, County Executive Brian M.
TRENTON, N.J. — Citing a great need for another detox facility in Trenton, Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton, decided to start a program by the end of this year. Lisa Thibault, communications manager at the Trenton nonprofit, recently quoted a news source
PRINCETON, N.J. – For homeless kids in New Jersey who receive bags filled with goodies when at local homeless shelters, it lessens the effects of their traumatic experiences and offers a degree of comfort. Anupa Wijaya, executive director and founder of The
LAWRENCE, N.J. — Rider Women’s Leadership Council (RWLC), organized a networking session, a women’s giving challenge, and a panel discussion for an audience of mostly women on Rider’s Lawrenceville campus, yesterday. The council is celebrating 150 years of women at Rider University.
TRENTON, N.J. — “Let’s go with hummus for the vegetable dip,” says the 19-year-old chef, Yazhawn Barlow recently at a cooking event. As a participant in the Trenton Junior Chefs (TJC) program, Barlow knows the health differences between a choice of a
TRENTON, N.J. — Recently, the City of Trenton recognized National Hispanic Heritage Month, which occurs from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, with the return of the Puerto Rican Day Parade along South Broad and Front streets, and in Mill Hill Park, Trenton.
HAMILTON, N.J. – Hamilton Mayor Kelly Yaede has started a new athletic tradition among Hamilton’s three public high schools, where they will compete against each other annually to earn the new, distinguished George O’Gorman Trophy. George O’Gorman is a name synonymous with
TRENTON, N.J. — A new political thriller titled, Enhanced Interrogation, which addresses the current issues of terrorism and torture in America, has plans to be shot in the City of Trenton. The film’s producers and screenwriters are Trenton’s own, Daryl Brooks, along
TRENTON, N.J. — Early Saturday afternoon, the Mill Hill District section of downtown Trenton experienced more than an hour of power outage that inconvenienced residents and businesses in the area. Shortly after Public Service Electric and Gas (PSE&G) electricians arrived on the