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
HIGHTSTOWN, N.J. — Since 2008 when area resident, Patrick Byas, had his first speaking role on NBC’s Law and Order SVU – Wildlife episode, he has been optimistic about his career as an actor on television’s leading networks such as ABC, CBS,
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
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,