Commercial real estate services firm Avison Young and institutional fund Alcamo Capital held a ribbon-cutting event in December to commemorate the latter’s 261,646-square-foot warehouse and light manufacturing facility, the Lawrence Logistics Center, located at 40 Enterprise Avenue in Lawrence Township. According to a press release, its opening marks “the first new building in New Jersey […]
As of January, luxury real estate firm Corcoran Sawyer Smith, a franchisee of the Corcoran Group LLC, has acquired Weidel Real Estate, “marking the brand’s first entry into Pennsylvania and continued expansion across New Jersey.” “As we embark on this exciting partnership with Weidel, we are celebrating not only the impressive corporate team and the […]
Call for Artists The AOY (Artists of Yardley) Art Center’s 12th Annual Juried Show is now open for entries. The juror will be Leah Triplett Harrington, the director of exhibitions and contemporary curatorial initiatives at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Entries are due Saturday, March 16, and the exhibition dates are April 12 […]
RSM-Princeton now has a new location! We are now located at 231 Clarksville Road, West Windsor! Recently featured in NPR and the Atlantic magazine as one of the key players in the “Math Revolution,” and ranked one of the best schools in the world by the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth, RSM helps children […]
Since 1900 YMCA Camp Mason has welcomed campers to be a part of our caring, inclusive community. We strive for excellence and innovation and believe that every child deserves the opportunity to discover who they are and what they can achieve. Our proven programs and trained counselors engage and encourage young people and deliver meaningful […]
The following stories were originally published in the January 24, 2024, issue of U.S. 1 Newspaper. Cover Stories Youth Orchestra Starts a New Chapter on Westminster Campus Between the Lines Opportunities for Artists and Performers Preview of the Arts Stories George Street Playhouse Review: ‘Ibsen’s Ghost’Connecting Princeton & Mexico with Soccer & Song Survival Guide […]
Area art galleries are celebrating the new year with new exhibits, bringing color and light to the dark days of winter. Best of all, these venues charge no admissions fees, making a trip to the gallery the perfect free activity for a chilly January day. D&R Greenway Retired Princeton Day School teacher Liz Cutler, who […]
“The George Nakashima Woodworkers: Process Book” is Mira Nakashima’s new book that gives a new look into the art of her father, 20th century New Hope, Pennsylvania-based woodmaker and innovator George Nakashima. Featuring original sketches, the philosophy behind the elder Nakashima’s masterpieces, and family history, the artfully crafted book explores the father and daughter’s “devotion […]
Sometimes all the news that matters is the news that brightens up a day, and no news reporter does it better than the cartoonists who know how to encapsulate a thousand sly words of wit into a single image. Some past communication with Trenton Free Public Library Trentonian archivist Laura Poll brought up the thought […]
The Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber of Commerce has announced the election of 10 new members to its board of directors. Leading this new group will be an executive committee chaired by Jeannine Cimino, the chief retail officer at William Penn Bank. Cimino will be officially installed as chair of the board on Thursday, January 18, […]