The following stories were originally published in the March 5, 2025, issue of U.S. 1 Newspaper. Cover Stories Summer Camps 2025: Where the Camps Are Between the Lines Calls to Action Life in the Fast Lane Robbinsville Facility Courts Pickleball Lovers Near and FarLawrenceville School Segment of LHT ReopensTESU, PPPL Announce Partnership Preview of the […]
Advance Your Child’s Math Learning This Summer! Summer math classes at RSM Princeton are now enrolling! RSM’s award-winning program can help your child reinforce their math skills over the summer. RSM’s program has been trusted by parents for over 25 years across 75+ locations in North America. We take pride in ensuring each student learns […]
Princeton Restaurant Week returns from March 1 through 7, organized by Experience Princeton, a nonprofit with the mission to strengthen and promote the Princeton business community. “Experience Princeton Restaurant Week is an annual celebration of Princeton’s vibrant restaurant scene and one of our favorite events of the year,” said Experience Princeton Executive Director Isaac Kremer. […]
The tension of fraternity, with all its trimmings, informs Suzan-Lori Parks’ insightful play, “Topdog/Underdog,” at Trenton’s Passage Theatre through Sunday, March 9. Parks gets provocative right away by naming her characters Lincoln and Booth, who display all the traits one might associate with brothers — love, support, cooperation, and a shared past on the positive […]
A memorial concert honoring music journalist Elaine Strauss will be presented by pianist Kairy Koshoeva and cellist Jordan Ensinger on Saturday, March 1 at 7 p.m. at Christ Church, 5 Paterson Street in New Brunswick. Admission is free. “I want to honor Elaine’s legacy and keep her spirit alive by sharing this with her fans […]
Winter doesn’t mean your garden has to lose its charm. The Sourland Conservancy presents an evening with Rosalind Doremus, owner of My Backyard At Nectars, who will unveil the secrets to designing and maintaining a garden that remains beautiful, functional, and alive even in the coldest months as she explains how native plants can transform […]
Tod the Mod’s (Tod Ellis’) Starving Artist Café at 18 Bridge Street in Stockton hosts a fundraiser for UNICEF, the United Nations Infants and Children’s Emergency Fund, on Wednesday, March 5. The restaurant opens for diner at 5 p.m. and reservations are recommended by calling 609-483-2219. From 6 to 7 p.m. Trenton musicians Frank Pinto […]
Grounds For Sculpture Grounds For Sculpture (GFS) in Hamilton has announced a $3 million gift from the Betty Wold Johnson Foundation, a marking one of the largest single donations from an individual in the organization’s history. This endowment gift will play a crucial role in ensuring the lasting legacy of GFS and its commitment to […]
Assemblywoman Verlina Reynolds-Jackson visited Lawrenceville-based social service nonprofit HomeFront for a check presentation ceremony to highlight her successful advocacy for funding in the state budget to increase diaper access in New Jersey. The $250,000 state budget appropriation will support the expansion of HomeFront’s Diaper Bank, a program that provided over one million diapers to families […]
In 2024, Fairgrown Farm — a small vegetable farm with just a truck and some vans — distributed 500,000 pounds of Jersey Fresh produce to those in need. In a state where 1 in 10 residents struggle to put food on the table, this Hopewell farm is trying to make a change. Despite New Jersey’s […]