Local News

SuperBowl XLVIII dodged snowstorm

Winter 2013-14 has been one of the most stormy snow seasons in several years in the Northeast. Trenton, N.J., has been getting six to eight inches of snow each snowfall. Conditions get real bad at times, where residents lose electricity and their

Cultural Corner

Thanksgiving dishes piece of paradise

It was several years since I last visited paradise–my native country–Jamaica, where I spent a milestone birthday in July. Going back after so many years away was a real treat that really allowed me to relax, instead of thinking much about the

Business, Politics

NJTV rises from NJN ashes; still seeks funds

MONTCLAIR, N.J. — Like several U.S. public television stations, New Jersey Network, (NJN), struggled for funding, but lost in 2011 and is now New Jersey public Television, (NJTV), operating from college campuses. Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey decided he no longer

Local News, Politics

Vacant NJN building stirs concerns

Nearly two years after Gov. Christie closed New Jersey Network (NJN), there are concerns about the vacant building just sitting there at a corner in Trenton. The former NJN is located at 25 Stockton St., and Ernie Kovacs Place. It was once

Business

Shaklee rep raves about Vivix

Vivix is a powerful anti-aging tonic that was developed after years of research by Shaklee, a popular natural nutrition company in the United States. Nicole Stone, an independent distributor and director of Shaklee Corporation, who started selling Shaklee products November 2012, said

Business, Local News

Survey: U.S. public television and NJTV

The survey below is to solicit feedback about the status of U.S. public television and New Jersey Public Television, (NJTV), as they face funding issues. Public television has a specific role in journalism as it seeks to localize programs and provide safe