HAMILTON, N.J. — To mark Arbor Day in April, and to acknowledge Hamilton’s designation as Tree City USA, two local families joined the township’s Mayor Kelly Yaede to dedicate memorial trees and plaques to their deceased loved ones. For the 11th year,
HIGHTSTOWN, N.J. – Court-Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Middlesex County will honor dedicated and longtime children’s advocate, Amy Mansue, at an annual fundraiser brunch — Toast 2017 — at Steakhouse 85 in New Brunswick, May 7. Mansue has witnessed first-hand how critical
Even though Dr. Alexander “Dr. Suave” Nicolas took a four year hiatus from music, it was not too long before he made The Return album his fans will love to hear at upcoming shows in Trenton at the Wyndham and at other
High school girls are able to choose a dress for their junior or senior prom from these donated dresses in the Prom Room at the 14th District Legislative Office in Hamilton. (Provided photo) HAMILTON – For the sixth consecutive year, Princess Prom
History teaches us that America thrived for decades with appropriate, controlled approach to immigration that allowed for ethnic diversity of cultures, literature, art, foods, music and other contributions from immigrants who assimilated into America’s common culture and institutions. However, unless we preserve
It has been very motivational for Hispanic students at Hamilton high schools when Hispanic role models recently engaged them in thinking about their future. Based in New Jersey, the new non-profit for Hispanics Inspiring Students’ Performance and Achievement, HISPA, seeks to mobilize
Millions of women and others marched worldwide Saturday to express unity and concern, and to protest any idea that the new President of the United States, Donald J. Trump, would reverse women’s rights, marginalize immigrants, gays, the disabled, muslims, Mexicans, and other
Today has been an “unbelievable” day for the 45th United States President, Donald J. Trump — President Trump responded to a CNN reporter during the Inauguration Parade. Many thought this day would never come: For better or worse, a billionaire businessman with
This week, Mercer County Community College, with other groups and organizations, celebrated Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day as a reminder of our progress and the power of education. The highlight of the celebration at the James Kerney Campus in Trenton, was