The First Baptist Church of Trenton celebrated the end of the Rev. Elizabeth Congdon’s five-year pastorship, Sunday. The pews were filled with many congregation members who love Rev. Congdon and had memorable stories about her leadership. Even though the more than two-centuries-old
The Youth College (YOCO) at the James Kerney Campus of Mercer County Community College had a summer extravaganza last Friday to mark the end of their summer school academic sessions. The Youth College partially comprise of Upward Bound and Very Important People,
Upbeat, rocking, energetic, and highly entertaining; Jah Guide Reggae Band swayed the crowd at Art All Night in Trenton, last Saturday. Art All Night is a cultural, festive, an entertaining event that happens annually in the City of Trenton. There were various
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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
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
RAHWAY, N.J. – Choreographer, Marilyn Klaus, has blended hit cocktail mixes for her Cocktail Hour performed by Ballets With A Twist, coming to the Hamilton Stage in Rahway this month. Consisting of 10 adults dancers and “augmented” by three children, Ballets With
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