What’s newsworthy in the Trenton, N.J., and surrounding areas.
You are on a stringent budget, but you want to improve your home. You may have to think about a diy project that will allow you to be frugal. For individuals who like beautiful homes and are on a fixed income, you
The staff and members of Grand Family Success Center, a kinship organization, deliberated at their meeting Wednesday as they brainstormed sources for future funding of their grandparents and children’s support initiative. As the group deliberated about how to raise funds, members also
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
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
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
The Old Mill Hill Society, (OMHS), a group that plans Trenton’s historic Mill Hill District annual Garden Tour, hopes to raise money from the garden tours to help fund the OMHS Grant Program. This program “helps residents keep their homes up to
A recent survey shows that New Jersey Public Television, (NJTV) and other U.S. public television stations continue to need funding from the government, foundations, and from individuals. Although public television stations such as NJTV have several sources for funding, they also rely