Charles Feggans opens his novel “Miller Homes” as follows: “In this story, Miller Homes (in Trenton) is a community housing development known for warehousing low income people."
The “Chicken Soup for the Soul” publishing franchise’s recently released “I’m Speaking Now: Black Women Share Their Truth in 101 Stories of Love, Courage, and Hope” includes a work by Hamilton’s Chenelle Williams.
Jim Williams of Bordentown has recently published “Beyond Hate.”
Arm in Arm, the Trenton-based nonprofit provider of food and financial support for community members who are struggling financially, is accepting applications for its NextGen Leadership Council.
Area nonprofit leaders aspiring to become future executive directors have an opportunity to build their skills and network in a new program, “Leading from Within,” offered by Princeton-based NonProfitConnect.
Representatives of the planned Graduate Hotel in downtown Princeton appear at an upcoming Princeton Chamber breakfast to discuss plans for the hotel.
Management Moves
Good news from the state treasury, RWJUH Hamilton, and Thomas Edison State University.
Trenton Health Team is creating public art to celebrate the lives of victims of violence. Advaxis is merging with an Israeli pharmaceutical firm. Palatin appoints three to leadership roles. And more.
Princeton cyclist Dan Rappoport is seeking to break a record for most counties circumnavigated by bicycle.
PCRD supports the effort to protect the historic former Court Club in its current location and to protect the three homes on Prospect Avenue from demolition by Princeton University.
Sculptor Ray King created two new landmark works at two new State of New Jersey buildings and recently shared his thoughts about the works.
