We are ramping up events in support of UEZ businesses. If you are a Trenton business in the Zone who has not signed up, please consider joining so your business can take full advantage of shoppers and diners these event hope to drive to your business.
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Trenton Trivia: The first place the Declaration of Independence was read in public outside of Philadelphia was Trenton - in front of what was then the Hunterdon County Courthouse on Warren Street. Join us to celebrate America's 250th birthday –
Books to help teens solve peer issues
Looking for services? NJ Department of Human Services is here to help.
Qin Lee Crowns is with Raven George and
Register at www.moodyparkbb.com
Call 609-331-2450 for more info.
Capital Area YMCA of Trenton
Call Evette Hodges: 609-414-8364 or Porche Merricks: 609-580-9702
Willingboro Township
Robbinsville Township Police Department is with robbinsville_township.
This started from a conversation with Meet Pete and a few other former players about how much they enjoyed their youthful days playing baseball. Thank you Pete and friends for giving back to our future leaders.
We’re excited to share new job opportunities at the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection.
From May 2nd through June 6th, I will be hosting sign-up days at the Trenton Public Library. During this time, each participant will have access to valuable library resources, including library card registration, teen programming, and Teen Advisory Group (TAG) enrollment.
Parents… this one’s for YOU 👀
We’re Hiring for Summer Camp.
🌟 SUMMER OPPORTUNITY YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS! 🌟
TUFF Community Clean Up April18,2026
Paper Shredding - Mercer County. [Saturday, April 11, 9-12pm] 651 South Broad Street, Lot 4.
Trenton 2Nite - Food, Entertainment, Shops, Community. [Friday, April 10, 5-8pm] Front Street, Warren Street and Lafayette Street.
Music with Amanda - for children 0-5 with guardian. [Friday, April 10, 11-11:30am] Mercer County Library System, Ewing Branch, 61 Scotch Road, Ewing. Join Ms. Amanda as she sings, dances, and plays classic children songs on her ukulele.
Senior Strength and Mobility (Capital Health Education). [Friday, April 10, 10–11am] Capital Health – Hamilton, 1445 Whitehorse-Mercerville Road, Hamilton. Laura Rush, a kinesiologist at Capital Health Wellness Center, will lead a class designed to improve functional strength, balance, and overall mobility for daily living. With the use of resistance bands and bodyweight, participants will learn how to build and preserve muscle, reduce the risk of falls, and enhance their quality of independent living. Register by calling 609.394.4153 or register online.
