Liam Elliot on Unruly Sounds and Embracing the Unexpected

Liam Elliot did not plan on pursuing an education in music. Elliot, the son of a nurse and geophysicist, was interested in physical creation and considered becoming an architect or engineer — until he went down a path that made him feel like music would give him the most flexibility in what he created. Elliot […]

Stephane Wrembel Brings His Take on Django to NJ

For those not familiar with the subtleties of jazz, a lot of what award-winning guitarist Stephane Wrembel is doing on guitar may sound like he’s assembled a Django Reinhardt “cover band.” But the reality is, Wrembel has added his own stylistic nuances and built upon the foundation left behind by Gypsy jazz pioneer Reinhardt. Jazz […]

Charitable Effort Raises ‘Dough’ for a Good Cause

On a crisp morning in Robbinsville, the local farmers market is buzzing with business. Among the rows of fresh produce and local artists, a vibrant, delicious stand catches the eye. Here, Sarah Reggimenti is running a small but impactful operation that goes beyond the sales. This scene is the result of years of innovation and […]

Hobart Art Show Celebrates Its Seventh Year

The Hobart Art Show showcases 25 of the region’s leading contemporary artists from the Delaware River region in a show running two weekends, September 28 and 29 and October 5 and 6, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Seinbeiser Farm in Frenchtown. Visiting the exhibit is free. The bucolic 26-acre property is owned by […]

Rider President Dell’Omo Announces Retirement Plans

Rider University President Gregory G. Dell’Omo, who has served the university since August, 2015, has announced that he will retire from the presidency at the conclusion of his current contract on July 31, 2025. This will mark his 20th year as a university president, having served as president of Robert Morris University for 10 years […]

Meal Recovery Coalition to Address Food Insecurity and Food Waste

The Meal Recovery Coalition (MRC), which aims to promote the recovery of healthy, surplus meals from large cafeterias and deliver them to food-insecure residents across New Jersey, was launched at a summit held at Rutgers University on September 18. The coalition across the private and nonprofit sectors was celebrated by NJ Governor Phil Murphy, Assembly […]

On the Move: Mergers, Management Moves, and More

ANI Pharmaceuticals Acquires Alimera ANI Pharmaceuticals, Inc., with offices at 20 Nassau Street in Princeton, has acquired Alimera Sciences, Inc., based in Alpharetta Georgia. The deal, first announced in June, was finalized in mid-September. ANI is a biopharmaceutical developer and manufacturer of branded and generic prescription products targeted at rare diseases. Alimera is a pharmaceutical […]

County to Host Resource Fair for the Justice Impacted

Mercer County, the New Jersey courts, and the Mercer County Reentry Coalition host a Career and Resource Fair for the Justice Impacted community on Wednesday, September 25. The Justice-Impacted Career and Resource Fair will be held at CURE Arena, 81 Hamilton Avenue, Trenton, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Registration is required for the free […]

Bucks County Playhouse Offers Classes for Adults

Bucks County Playhouse has announced its lineup of education programs being offered this fall. Classes take place in Lambertville Hall, 57 Bridge Street, Lambertville, with the exception of the Acting for Adults: Online Class, which will be held via Zoom. Visit www.buckscountyplayhouse.org for more information and to register. Acting For Adults: Online Class. Mondays, October […]

Go Inside This Week’s Issue of U.S. 1: September 25, 2024

The following stories were originally published in the September 25, 2024, issue of U.S. 1 Newspaper. Cover Stories Liam Elliot on Unruly Sounds and Embracing the Unexpected Between the Lines Bucks County Playhouse Offers Classes for Adults Survival Guide County to Host Resource Fair for the Justice Impacted Preview of the Arts Stories Stephane Wrembel […]