The six-seat blue and white Go Trenton shuttle immediately attracted attention as it hit the streets Wednesday for the first time New Jersey’s capital city.
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Full ArticleRoyal Cakes & Cafe received a grant for their new location in Trenton, NJ.
Full ArticleA water resources engineering company is moving its headquarters to a historic formerly industrial building in Trenton.
Full ArticleSutton fought her way through adversity, all-boys teams, athlete stereotypes and serious injuries to win the 2008 Female Gatorade Player of the Year, the first athlete from New Jersey to do so, and secure a spot on the world-famous Globetrotters.
Full ArticleTrenton is home to restaurants with authentic and diverse cuisines hailing from 15 different countries. In an effort to encourage dinning at the many unique restaurants across our Capital City, the City of Trenton launched the Trenton Passport Competition.
Full ArticleBy now, most people who live nearby or work in Downtown Trenton have visited the Warren Street Starbucks for a coffee, snack, meeting or community event. However, you would be surprised about how many people, particularly outside of Trenton, are unaware of this Community Service store in New Jersey’s Capital City. In the impressive and vast network of Starbucks eateries, there are only 14 of these in the entire U.S., and Trenton has its very own: a Community Service Starbucks.
Full ArticleHannah, being autistic, has lived with speech delay throughout her entire life. Co-owners of the Trenton Ice Cream Parlor, Hannah’s mother, Konjit “Mimi” McRoy and father Eric McRoy, decided to make their little girl’s dream come true as a way of making her feel comfortable in a work environment and aiding her transition to adulthood.
Full ArticleTrenton’s own Lynia Love continues climbing her way determined to make it on the big screen. We salute you Lynia and Congratulate you on continuing to push forward to reach your goal. Be sure to take a look at her attached actor’s reel and let’s wish Lynia the very best and much continued success in her efforts!
Watch Actor's ReelArlee’s Raw Blends announced it will be opening its second location in downtown Trenton with support from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority’s Small Business Lease Assistance Program. The Princeton-based store specializes in organic cold-pressed juices and organic vegan food products and plans to open its new location on South Warren Street across from Starbucks in mid-November.
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Full ArticleThe Trenton Housing Authority and the City of Trenton have been awarded $1.3 million 2019 Choice Neighborhoods Planning and Action Grant with Trenton being one four cities in the nation to receive funding. The grant will support the development of a comprehensive neighborhood Transformation Plan and to catalyze change for Donnelly Homes in the North Trenton-Battle Monument neighborhood.
Full ArticleOne of Trenton’s very own will represent the state of New Jersey in a one year ambassadorship with the United State of Women, an organization focused on gender equity.
Full ArticleYou’ve had a meal at almost all of the restaurants in Downtown Trenton, but have you stepped into City Deli? You’d be surprised to find such variety on their menu. Everything from Hispanic to Italian— and even some Greek! The best part, it’s all home made.
Full ArticleWith a name that elicits a raise of one’s eyebrow, you would not anticipate all the good this organization has brought to the Trenton area. A truly unique non-profit, the Trenton Circus Squad was co-founded back in 2015 and has seen growth over the years. Currently, the group employs approximately 50 members between the ages of 12 and 18 years. This program is in no way meant to be a circus training school, instead it is a place where the arts of the circus are utilized to teach real life skills.
Full ArticleAt the corner of Lamberton and Lalor streets above Route 29 sits 6.5 acres of beauty in the Capital City. South Riverwalk Park offers Trentonians and more a picturesque landscape of Trenton’s riverfront along with playgrounds, pavilions, bikeways and pathways, a historic interpretive area and an urban streetscape.
Full ArticleFive homeless women now have a home after the official ribbon-cutting of a rehabbed residence on South Clinton Avenue in Trenton.
Full ArticleThe Levitt AMP Trenton Series will enliven the historic Mill Hill neighborhood for the fifth year, filling Mill Hill Park with multi-dimensional arts experiences and the joyous sounds of free, live music. The upcoming series will continue to bring together a richly diverse group of people to enjoy the arts in this underused neighborhood gem, while spurring economic activity and building a culture of community engagement.
Full ArticleArt All Night - Trenton is a two days arts extravaganza occuring annually on the 3rd weekend in June. AAN encourages any artist of any age, medium or skill level to submit one piece of art to be hung in a gallery-like setting. It is FREE to submit and FREE to attend. The event also features over 40 bands on two stages, interactive events and demo's, food trucks, informative classes and much more!
Art All NightThe city of Trenton is flooded with locations up for rent or sale. Located towards the outer perimeter of the city, Circle F Lofts is a modern living community that provides the perfect atmosphere for all household types giving you the opportunity to be nearly in arm’s length of the fast-paced city, Trenton, while also providing the opportunity for suburban living.
Full ArticleHave you had never noticed the massive ivory pillar with that familiar statue placed atop? Located in the heart of Trenton, this symbol shines out from its surroundings as an impressive piece of craftsmanship. However, one may ask why such an impressive structure was placed here of all places. Due to personal curiosity, the answer was uncovered.
Full ArticleThe popular Taste Trenton returns to the capital city for three tasty days — Friday through Sunday, June 7, 8, and 9.
Designed to showcase the variety of Trenton cuisine, coordinators have devised a small-plate, restaurant-crawl-styled event that offers participants the opportunity to sample special deals at the 20 or more participating restaurants.
Full ArticleThe Old Barracks Museum in Trenton, NJ has received a TripAdvisor® Certificate of Excellence. The achievement celebrates businesses that are consistently excellent – having earned great traveler reviews on TripAdvisor by delivering a quality customer experience over the past year.
On Tuesday May 14th a cloudy morning turned into a bright afternoon as the sunlight peaked through the rain to shine down on the groundbreaking of the Boys and Girls Club new Garden, Outdoor Education & Play space located at 212 Centre Street in Trenton.
Full ArticleThe Capital City Farmers Market will run every Thursday, May 9 through October 26 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in Mill Hill Park located at 165 E. Front Street, Trenton, NJ. Each week the market draws around 4,000 visitors -- workers from the surrounding state/government offices and private businesses, as well as residents and tourists.
More InformationIt's been a tradition since 1923. Despite heavy rains early Saturday, the Great Egg Hunt at Trenton’s historic Cadwalader Park took place as scheduled.
Full ArticleThis summer the Trenton waterfront is getting a major update with the addition of Cooper’s Riverview. The atmosphere promises to be fun and festive while providing a superb dining experience.
Full ArticleA tech-driven concentration of talent since the 1980s has helped the rich get richer. But it has also sharpened an urban-rural divide that, some say, threatens growth.
Full ArticleTrenton is ranked the No. 18 Tech Town in the country according to a study released Tuesday by information technology association CompTIA.
Full ArticleAnother school year has come to a close, so it's time for a look at the progress of the construction of the new Trenton Central High School, which is scheduled to open its doors to students in the fall of 2019.
Full ArticleReed Gusciora defeated Paul Perez in yesterday’s runoff election to become Trenton’s next mayor, according to unofficial results from the Mercer County clerk’s office. Gusciora earned 52 percent of the vote to become mayor-elect. However, only 8,645 people — or about 22 percent — of eligible voters cast their ballot in the June 12 election.
Full ArticleOutdoor dining has again gained interest on Trenton streets as Isles,Inc. reintroduced parklets. A parklet is a sidewalk extension that provides more space and opportunities for people using the street. Parklets may use several parking spaces as is the case at 128 West State Street Café and at Dapper’s Jamaican Restaurant at 254 North Clinton Ave.
Full ArticleEach year, the American Chemical Society (ACS) recognizes a high school chemistry teacher for innovation in classroom and learning activities. Early in the year, educators from area schools were asked to nominate teachers for the awards. The selection criteria included teaching quality, ability to challenge and inspire students, extracurricular work in chemistry, a willingness to keep up-to-date in the field, evidence of leadership, and/or active involvement within the profession and emphasis on laboratory safety.
Trenton native Matthew Olosunde had just finished up a training session with the reserve team at Manchester United when his phone rang with United States assistant coach Richie Williams on the other line.
Williams called to inform Olosunde that the senior national team was tracking his progress and wanted to invite him to the training camp this week in Philadelphia ahead of a friendly against Bolivia on May 28 in Chester, Pa.
Full ArticleLatasha White, who is graduating with an A.S. degree in Public Health and will complete her A.S. degree in Nursing in December, will be the student speaker for Mercer County Community College’s commencement ceremony on May 17.
Full ArticleJacqueline Danvers showcased a commercial piece of Trenton — and a suite of Jamaican cuisine — when she transformed her cooking passion into a full-fledged business this weekend.
“This was an opportunity to fulfill my dream,” Danvers said Saturday during the grand opening of Restaurant 5Oh4, a Caribbean and soul food establishment at 504 N. Clinton Ave. “The space was here.”
Full ArticleNow in its fourth year, the Levitt AMP Trenton Music Series presented by the Trenton Downtown Association will build upon its progress, spurring additional economic activity and community participation in the central and accessible Mill Hill Park. The upcoming series will further transform this underused space, giving people of all backgrounds a place to connect and enliven their community through free, live music.
Learn MoreThe 2018 Capital City Farmers Market will be offering locally grown produce, hand-crafted teas, flowers, potted plants, sweet treats, freshly brewed coffee, cold-pressed juices, fresh bread, prepared foods and more! This longtime running market held in the heart of downtown Trenton, Mill Hill Park, is a lunchtime oasis for anyone in the downtown area, workers and residents alike. The market runs for six months and is set to start on Thursday, May 17th and run until October 25th, from 11 am - 2 pm in Historic Mill Hill Park, located at 165 East Front St.
Learn More...endeavor to make the market as attractive to the vendors as it is to the customers. Vendors, for example, are offered the opportunity to sell their wares only part of the time and several take advantage of this offer, signing up for weeks rather than months. TDA provides the tents and supplies for the booths and also cleans up after the market’s closing times. Vendors only need to bring their wares and tables.
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