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Trenton nonprofit Isles changes leadership with new CEO (opens the original)
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After a recent shakeup at Isles, the Capital City nonprofit organization announced Thursday that current CEO Sean Jackson is stepping down and the Isles Board has decided to replace him with Charles Hill. Isles said Hill is “a workforce development, real estate and economic development executive with deep roots in Trenton and a longstanding connection to Isles,” in a press release. “We’re grateful for Sean’s work and leadership and wish him well in his next endeavor,” said Isles Board Chair Adri
Trenton mayoral race needs more tough sparring [L.A. PARKER COLUMN] (opens the original)
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If there were a chime instead of a timekeeper with a cue card that alerted six mayoral candidates when their allotted time ended for speaking, then several escaped less than ringing support from a rival who needed one more minute to change the tone of these political parties. Challenger Corey Isiah McNair had gloves off and appeared ready to abandon niceties associated with these forums when time ran out. The Trenton police detective and former personal driver for incumbent Trenton Mayor Reed Gu
Lawmakers announce over $2M in grants for towns in Bucks County (opens the original)
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Some $2.3 million in state grants have been OK’d for projects in five Bucks County municipalities ranging from renovation of a site built in 1916 to purchase of a street sweeper. The projects – in Lower Makefield and Newtown townships, as well as in Yardley, Morrisville and Tullytown boroughs – include renewal of the 9/11 Garden of Reflection, and acquisition of a street sweeper in one town and ladder truck in another. The projects are: $200,000 for Lower Makefield Township for the 9/11 Garden o
Mercer County hosts 22nd annual Insect Festival Saturday (opens the original)
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Local residents should prepare for an invasion of crawly creatures, airborne insects, and carnivorous plants that lure bugs to their death. No worries. It’s just the Rutgers Master Gardeners of Mercer County’s 22nd Annual Insect Festival on Saturday, September 19, at Mercer Educational Gardens, 431 A Federal City Road, Hopewell Township. The festival will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. rain or shine. Admission is free and on-site parking is available. Presenters will orchestrate a celebration of
Three injured when car strikes pedestrians at Veteran’s Park in Hamilton (opens the original)
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Hamilton Police said that three people were injured after a driver lost control of their car in the parking lot at Veteran’s Park. Officers responded to a report of a crash in the park involving pedestrians on Monday afternoon around 4:30 p.m. A police investigation determined that a Hamilton resident driving a silver BMW SUV was attempting to park in a parking space when he allegedly hit the gas instead of the brake pedal. His vehicle reportedly sped over a grass median and struck three pedestr
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