Ford Myers offers tips for career success at an upcoming PSG of Mercer County meeting.
FEMA aid is available in Mercer County. Plus updates from PCTV, Princeton Radiology, TESU, ETS Capital, and more.
National Suicide Prevention Week has just ended, but the school year has just begun, and for many parents keeping students healthy both physically and mentally is at front of mind.
The Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber of Commerce is marking a return to standard programming — with in-person gatherings — with a discussion of something else poised to make a comeback: the economy.
John Mack is the new director of athletics at Princeton University.
Trenton Mayor W. Reed Gusciora has announced the transfer of two vacant city lots on New York Avenue to TerraCycle.
Parc at Princeton Junction, a 232-unit housing community located less than a mile from Princeton Junction Train Station, has been sold to a private buyer for $92.15 million, JLL Capital Markets announced.
Twenty Princeton-area companies were named to Inc magazine's annual list of the 5,000 fastest-growing companies.
I am in my home office library in Lawrenceville, hard at work as a medical librarian for a global publisher of professional content serving doctors and nurses. It is as I prepare for a late afternoon virtual meeting that I become aware of a sudden, strange buzzing sound nearby.
G.E. Marshall, Inc., at 810 South Broad Street in Trenton, is a longtime producer of custom awnings that may well be one of the longest-operating businesses in the capital city.
Good news for the Bridge Academy, Ocean Power Technology, and Valo Health. And new leaders for NJ's VoTech schools and United Way.
Career opportunities in New Jersey’s new medical cannabis industry are on the rise and now is the time to get in on the ground floor of this growing industry.
Thomas Edison State University and Rider University have appointed people to new leadership positions.
Rider University and the State of New Jersey have partnered to offer a 20 percent discount to New Jersey state government employees.
Taking it day by day can be tedious, whereas eying up retirement for a millennial can be like looking through a telescope. Let’s break it down decade by decade.
A pharmaceutical firm plans a major expansion in Hopewell; First Bank acquires two new branches; and more.
Lauren Otis will be stepping down from his role as executive director of Artworks, Trenton’s visual arts center.
As the fast-spreading delta variant of COVID-19 upends what was supposed to be a summer marking the return of normalcy to daily life, the state is moving to require vaccinations or weekly testing among new groups of employees.
Treatment Plant Superintendent Taya Brown-Humphrey leads Trenton Water Works' efforts to ensure safe water is delivered to all its customers.
Trenton Health Team invites community members with disabilities and those caring for them to assist in an initiative to identify and eliminate barriers — physical and structural — preventing their full participation in community life and blocking access to helpful services and resources.
A commercial real estate investment firm has acquired 600 and 700 Alexander Park.
Management Moves
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.
Good news from the state treasury, RWJUH Hamilton, and Thomas Edison State University.
Successful entrepreneurs mingle with aspiring innovators at the Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber of Commerce’s Pitch Stop 2021 event on Tuesday, July 13, at 5:30 p.m.
Rutgers University is launching a clinical study to test whether probiotics can increase immune protection against COVID-19.
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.
A new board chair has been appointed at Princeton Area Community Foundation, and a prominent ballerina joins ARB as artistic associate.
The Eagleton Institute of Politics at Rutgers University in New Brunswick recently published the results of its “This I Believe” project.
The Princeton Symphony Orchestra and Princeton Festival are merging.
Mount Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church, the home of the Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum (SSAAM) in Skillman, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on June 7.
The City of Trenton is hosting a public webinar on Zoom on Wednesday, June 23, at 6 p.m. to give an overview of the American Rescue Plan and discuss eligible expenses related to the federal guidelines.
Princeton Learning Cooperative is offering a free Zoom-based screening and discussion of the documentary "Self-Taught."
MSNJ has elected a new president, and Amaney Jamal will be the new dean of Princeton University's School of Public and International Affairs. TESU's fees remain unchanged for the upcoming academic year. Noted Dante scholar Robert Hollander has died.
Virtual gatherings offer opportunities for networking, advice for jobseekers, and more.
The Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber of Commerce’s Women of Achievement Awards take place virtually on Thursday, June 10
Princeton's athletic director is leaving to head the LPGA. The Father Center's annual awards celebration is June 19. A Bordentown start-up has been selected for a cleantech accelerator program. And more
Your guide to what's going on in the area
Isles, the Trenton-based community development and environmental nonprofit, is hosting its first-ever virtual forum from Monday through Saturday, June 7 through 12.
Virtual gatherings offer opportunities for networking, advice for jobseekers, and more.
The D&R Greenway preserved its 316th parcel; Zoe Brookes is the new Princeton Waldorf School administrator; two medical buildings in East Windsor acquired, and more.
Virtual networking gatherings, information for entrepreneurs and job seekers, and more.
An MCCC program receives national accreditation, the Betsey Stockton Center has its first full-time director, and more.
The NJ Business Immigration Coalition is conducting its ninth annual immigrant entrepreneur of the year competition this summer
The New Jersey Economic Development Authority is accepting applications for its 2021 Net Operating Loss Program through June 30.
Networking opportunities, tips for job seekers, and more.
Lisa Manyoky, a communications expert, presents on effective virtual networking at a meeting of the Professional Service Group of Mercer County.
Sites in Trenton and Roosevelt are flagged by Preservation NJ. Artworks is set to receive a $25,000 grant.
FBI agents descended on the Bochasanwasi Shri Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha Hindu temple in Robbinsville early on the morning of May 11.
