What’s newsworthy in the Trenton, N.J., and surrounding areas.
Several New Jersey residents have been waiting to service their vehicles at the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (NJMVC) since mid-March, but to no avail. While most of the in-person services have been suspended due the COVID-19 Pandemic, many online ones such
Earlier this month, New Jersey Gov. Murphy enacted a moratorium on removals of individuals who would suffer evictions or foreclosures in the State. This was part of the Gov’s continued efforts to help contain the impact of COVID-19 pandemic, and to protect
Last week, members of Old Bridge PBA Local 127 offered a gesture of empathy and kindness to their community by delivering hot meals from Texas Roadhouse to nearby residents. With the Coronavirus Pandemic affecting just about nearly every family in these communities,
With Christmas Day almost here, lights and decorations are everywhere. Close to home in New Jersey, we can visit Rockefeller Center in New York City to see their famous Christmas tree. Also, residents from the southern region of New Jersey can visit
A week ago, residents at Edison Housing Authority were looking forward to their Annual Turkey Giveaway, and this year they were thankful for the generosity. Many residents celebrated Thanksgiving with their families yesterday by enjoying a meal that included the turkeys that
The New Jersey School Public Relations Association (NJSPRA) honored school districts for their significant communications programs with a special reception held recently at Heldrich Hotel in New Brunswick, N.J. These school districts have communications programs in the categories of print and electronic
Now, on exhibition at D&R Greenway Land Trust’s Johnson Education Center, four award-winning artists are demonstrating the vital connection between artworks and preserving habitat. In a meet-the-artist reception nearly two weeks ago in Princeton, Creature Comforts: Habitat Immersions Artists Patrick Bernuth, Annelies van
Over the past few years, Rider University has been contemplating the physical location status of its renowned Westminster Choir College (WCC), and now has new plans. Although last year Rider announced that it had hired a non-profit to keep WCC in Princeton,
As the summer continues to sizzle, the Mercer County Park Commission is also bringing top talents to Mercer County Park Festival Grounds. Don’t miss great shows from well-known artists such as the upcoming performers Sat., July 27. Information from the Mercer County