"Comprehending the humble snowflake is a surprisingly challenging task,” says Kenneth G. Libbrecht at the start of seasonally relevant new Princeton University Press book, “Snow Crystals: A Case Study in Spontaneous Structure Formation.”
The newly opened Scudder Fall Bridge Shared Use Pathway is the closest one can get to walking and bicycling on air and a great addition to various hikes and walks available to people in the region looking to get out and get healthy — especially at the start of a new year.
The New Jersey Film Festival begins its 40th year anniversary with the annual spring festival of short and feature-length international films.
Chris Christie, the former New Jersey governor and unsuccessful 2016 GOP presidential candidate, has been hitting the press with a new book, “Republican Rescue: Saving the Party from Truth Deniers, Conspiracy Theorists, and the Dangerous Policies of Joe Biden.”
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has extended the deadline for businesses of all sizes, private nonprofit organizations, homeowners, and renters to apply for a physical disaster loan to Wednesday, January 5, 2022.
Mercer County Community College is starting its search for Jianping Wang's successor. RWJ Hamilton offers a program for caregivers.
The Mercer Bucks Pickleball Club is scheduled to open in Ewing later this month. Adare Pharma Solutions has a new CEO. And more.
Institute for Advanced Study director Robbert Dijkgraaf has been named minister of education in the Netherlands. M'kina Tapscott has been appointed Artworks Trenton's new director.
Hamilton-based commercial real estate firm NAI Fennelly has announced the sale of two commercial properties in Ewing Township.
A new book from U.S. 1 founder Richard K. Rein and a new exhibit inspired by past reporting.
The past two summers affirmed unequivocally that there’s no better place for children and young adults to learn and regain their social and emotional equilibrium than at summer camp.
John Reitmeyer, a budget and finance writer for NJ Spotlight, reported in December on policies that may be effective in reducing property taxes — a subject of much interest among New Jerseyans, whose property taxes are among the highest in the nation.
