The following stories were originally published in the August 14, 2024, issue of U.S. 1 Newspaper. Cover Stories Canoe Club Looks to New Generation to Stay Afloat Between the Lines Opportunities for Photographers & Volunteers Life in the Fast Lane Management Moves, Money News, and More Survival Guide Environmental Leaders React to NJDEP Proposal Preview […]
It’s undeniable that display technology is one of the most revolutionary developments of the modern era. Not only in the way it has dominated every major industry — from healthcare to aerospace — but how it has become woven seamlessly into everyday life. A thin piece of durable glass, the screen is also a looking […]
The following stories were originally published in the August 7, 2024, issue of U.S. 1 Newspaper. Cover Stories Universal Display Marks 30 Years of OLED Innovation Between the Lines Opportunities for Volunteers & Artists Life in the Fast Lane A Preservation Partnership in the SourlandsCommercial Real Estate: Mergers, Acquisitions, and More Preview of the Arts […]
Short Stories & Plays Poltergeist FarmA Fable for Our TimeFull-Stack Spellware: Rhyme or ReasonGetting InDowntown DistressOld Dogs, New TricksThis Just In …The Things We Do for Love Poetry … Other ThingsThe ArmLooking UpDear ETS Test MakerFresh KillsThree SistersHide and SeekWalking in the ParkWhen You’re 85Car GazingThe Total-Eclipse ShowMindful ThoughtsThe Nature Lover’s MetamorphosisIn the Time of […]
The following stories were originally published in the July 24, 2024, issue of U.S. 1 Newspaper. Cover Stories Summer Fiction 2024 Between the Lines To the Editor: Good Summer ReadingWatershed Issues Warning on Harmful Algal Blooms Survival Guide Passport Day & Other Traveler Resources from Mercer County Preview of the Arts Stories Bucks County Review: […]
The most romantic and among the most beautiful gardens in America is just a one hour drive from the U.S. 1 area. The garden, Chanticleer, was created from a gift of Adolph G. Rosengarten Jr., Princeton Class of 1927. Dolph, as he was known to his Princeton classmates, provided in his will that his 31-acre […]
The following stories were originally published in the July 17, 2024, issue of U.S. 1 Newspaper. Cover Stories Summer Sights: A Visit to Chanticleer Garden Between the Lines Opportunities for Singers, Donors, and Volunteers Preview of the Arts Stories Blues Traveler ‘Bringing the Rock to the People’Westminster Album Review: ‘A Serenity of Soul’ Life in […]
Blues and roots music singer-songwriter-guitarist Matt O’Ree has followed the course of action recommended decades ago by folk-blues singer Richie Havens. When younger musicians came to Havens seeking advice on how to obtain that all-elusive major record label contract, he urged them to put out their own records and sell them at their own gigs. […]
The following stories were originally published in the July 10, 2024, issue of U.S. 1 Newspaper. Cover Stories Sourland Sounds: Meet the Matt O’Ree Band Between the Lines Opportunities: Calls for Creatives Survival Guide Election Board Launches Recruitment Efforts Preview of the Arts Stories Princeton Summer Theater Review: ‘The Last Five Years’A-Team Artists Featured at […]
Monuments, by their nature, are meant to convey a certain permanence: a lasting tribute to a person or event from the recent or distant past. “Slow Motion,” the exhibition currently on view at Hamilton’s Grounds For Sculpture, calls that connotation into question. “Slow Motion,” guest curated by the Philadelphia-based Monument Lab, considers the life cycles […]