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A change in policy leads to a change in routine [L.A. PARKER COLUMN] (opens the original)
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In what can only be described as shocking and life-changing — a popular fast food restaurant ended a promo that offered seniors discounted coffee. The basically half-priced offer saved $1.06 cents per small coffee order at McDonald’s. Instead, seniors will receive a 10-percent break on all food and beverage purchases. Many mornings started with a three-block walk to the restaurant, coffee, and about 15 minutes to organize my schedule. The journey allowed an up-close and personal view of our comm
Demolition of Trenton’s St. Francis Medical Center stalls but nears completion (opens the original)
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Flooding at a demolition worksite continued to plague area motorists and pedestrians on the 600 block of Chambers St. Haines & Kibblehouse (H&K Group) nears completion of the demolition of St. Francis Medical Center, an estimated $20 million project that started in October 2025. H&K did manage to prevent soil runoff that previously sent dirty water into water drains. Demolition of St. Francis Medical Center has stalled for almost a month as workers remove specialized communication antenna from a
Trenton Area Soup Kitchen hosts free BBQ meal for community [L.A. PARKER COLUMN] (opens the original)
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Trenton Area Soup Kitchen (TASK) hosted a free BBQ meal on Friday, Sept. 25 offering the public an opportunity to enjoy food, fun and community. The outdoor event at 72 ½ Escher Street featured live music from TASK’s house band, The FunkTASKtiks, under a tent at neighboring Capital City Farm. Diners enjoyed meals prepared by Emilio’s Culinary Academy, TASK’s culinary training program. The popular event occurred against a backdrop of stark reality and challenges being faced by organizations fight
Foto Friday: Some visual highlights of the week around Trenton [L.A. PARKER COLUMN] (opens the original)
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Met (L-R) Monica, Erin, and Maryann at the “Trenton Plates The World Takes” event at Cure Insurance Arena. The Cross Community, Inc. and Rise Against Hunger event featured 1,500 volunteers who prepared more than 285,000 meals for world distribution. We shared a table for breakfast which allowed 15 minutes for discussion about important issues. One interesting topic involved the number of religious leaders who have ministries here but reside outside of Trenton. On another note, these women make o
Thousand of meals packed at annual Trenton Plates The World Takes event [PHOTOS] (opens the original)
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Friends Linda and Bonita made an inaugural volunteer appearance at the Trenton Plates The World Takes event yesterday at Cure Insurance Arena in Trenton. “We’re members of the Order of Eastern Star Zipporah Chapter No. 11 and this is part of our charity work. An application was sent to us, we registered, and here we are to help,” Bonita explained. And, the charity work? “I think we’re here to make sandwiches,” she said. Imagine their surprise finding out that they were there to prepare more than
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