The legendary Celine Dion reminded the 2016 Billboard Music Awards audience, “the show must go on” in her tribute to her late husband, right before accepting the Billboard Icon Award on a night when music featured variety. Madonna also reminisced that “nothing
Recently, a group of more than 50 physicians called Doctors for Cannabis Regulation (DFCR) announced their presence and their purpose, endorsing marijuana for adult recreational use and public health benefits. DFCR offers a break from the American Medical Association (AMA) stance on
Fearing loss of employment to contractors, close to 40,000 Verizon workers on the East Coast were picketing Wednesday during a labor dispute strike. Verizon’s spokesman, Ray McConville, said that the current contract does not offer Verizon enough flexibility to move workers around.
Video source: NBC online NBC TV has reported that Atlantic City is on the brink of a shutdown, and that City workers will not be paid their regular two-weeks checks, but there is a proposal for them to be paid in 28
From New York to Arizona, Friday and Saturday, protestors were demonstrating a message that they do not want presidential GOP front-runner, and business mogul, Donald Trump, to become the Presidential nominee for the Republican Party. While Trump’s opponents protested in NYC and
Perhaps. This technology can be fun and intriguing to use for finding product prices and coupons, advertisements, useful information and links to websites, businesses, entertainment, and the like. As an alternative to barcodes, QR Codes were very promising because they are 2-dimensional
Manuel vs. The Statue of Liberty, an award-winning musical comedy by a Princeton playwright, Noemi de la Puente, addresses the issue of illegal immigration and the “absurdities” brilliant students usually face in America’s schools, given the absence of the DREAM Act. A
The grassroots nonpartisan Council on Princeton Future met twice this fall at the Princeton Public Library to engage community participation in making plans for the region, and the meetings have yielded suggestions to solve several issues. Both meetings were led by Kevin
The Rev. Calvin Nadir Lynn Powell has been named the first African-American pastor of First Baptist Church of Trenton about five months ago, but Sunday he affirmed his commitment in an Installation Service at the church. Joined by several other area Baptist