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What’s newsworthy in the Trenton, N.J., and surrounding areas.
TRENTON, N.J. — The Delta Upsilon chapter of Omega Psi Phi fraternity recently held their Annual Scholarship Recognition Program at Mercer County Community College, (MCCC), in Trenton. The fraternity usually recognizes between eight to 10 students annually. This year, they awarded scholarships
HAMILTON, N.J. – Earlier this month, Brenda Cusack, grandmother of two children at the CYO Summer Camp at the Hamilton Bromley Neighborhood Civic Center was patiently waiting to know why she was asked to be there at Bromley Center. “I am here
TRENTON, N.J. — The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey recently awarded Millhill Child & Family Development Corporation $11,000 in grant to support its Health Literacy Program. The grant will help to provide health education, access to developmental and behavioral health care screenings,
HAMILTON, N.J. — Approximately 30 thousand people gathered in Veterans’ Park in Hamilton Monday for the annual Mayor Kelly Yaede July 4th, Independence Day Concert. The featured music band was The Heartbeats, who kept the crowd dancing for more than three hours.
HAMILTON, N.J. – Twenty-two breast cancer survivors recently participated in the Project WE vs. C event at Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, where they told their stories in artistic ways. Project WE vs. C was a two-day event led by Roxey Ballet
TRENTON, N.J. — Trenton’s 11th annual, 24-hours Art All Night extravaganza brought the anticipated upbeat energy and vibrancy to the Roebling area in the southward section. The party started at 3pm Saturday and continued through Sunday afternoon. Among the variety of art
TRENTON, N.J. — Trenton City Hall issued a memo late April to residents of Mill Hill District requiring them to obtain new parking permit decals and guests passes from City Hall by May 31. Mayor Eric E. Jackson updated the old parking
HAMILTON, N.J. — With the summer months almost here, parents of young children on break from school will be responsible for preparing all their meals unless they enlist the assistance of someone else like the new and improved food pantry at the
HAMILTON, N.J. — When Modern Recycled Spaces emerged as a restorer by converting the area’s old, dilapidated buildings into aesthetically pleasing, loft-style commercial spaces, it also brought unique, creative and philanthropic companies to Hamilton’s Bromley neighborhood. Where others tend to ignore longtime-neglected