Lawrenceville News

Bonefish Grill has partnered with Womanspace as part of its Grand Opening festivities on Saturday, January 18, from 6 - 8:30 p.m. Supporters will enjoy fresh seafood, refreshing cocktails, and a sophisticated ambiance, all for a great cause at the soon-to-open location in Lawrenceville, at 3371 Brunswick Pike in the Mercer Mall.

Led by Director Neil Edelberg, the Choraleers will sing a host of traditional holiday music, Lawrence Township Senior Center, 10:30 a.m. Wireless Workshop: Android- Photos & Videos.

A Mercer County man has admitted he conspired with the Mayor of Trenton and others to extort bribes and kickbacks in connection with a Trenton parking garage project, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman announced.

The historic village of Lawrenceville is even more picturesque, dressed up in twinkling white lights and green garlands festooned with red holiday bows.

Very quickly this morning, snow began to fall thickly from cloudy skies, coating the landscape outside our windows in white.

Residents from Lawrenceville and Lawrence Township were among the 118 graduates in the 153rd State Police Recruiting Training Class, according to Acting Attorney General John J. Hoffman.

The restaurant will have hired 130 local, Lawrenceville-area residents upon opening.

With her sister Sophia, 3, peering into the right corner of the frame, Caroline MacLeod, 5, of Princeton reads "Llama Llama Time To Share" to Emma, a 10 year old English Labrador, as well as Emma's owner Joe Turner, 75, of Lawrenceville and Fred Sullivan, 4, of Princeton at the Princeton Public Library in Princeton on Monday, January 14, 2013.

Members of the arts community came out to celebrate the opening of "My Mercer: Mercer County Photography Exhibition 2013" on Nov. 20. Co-sponsored by the Mercer County Cultural and Heritage Commission and Mercer County Community College, the show commemorates the county's 150th anniversary, with 49 photographs featuring the people, places, things, ... (more)

Last year, the Salvation Army said its Red Kettle Campaign collected $148.7 million -- mostly in small change.

Being homebound and financially disadvantaged can create a dilemma that threatens your health and even your life.

At the Mid-Atlantic Region Jewish Educators Assembly awards dinner are, from left, Beth El Synagogue's Cantor Larry I. Brandspiegel and Beth El honorees Brian Rothstein and Linda Gelfand; and, from Adath Israel Congregation, honoree Beverly Rubman, director of congregational learning Hedda Morton, and honoree Stephen Weiner.

Rabbi Daniel Grossman said he knew early on that outreach to people with special needs would be a key focus of his rabbinate.

Being homebound and financially disadvantaged can create a dilemma that threatens your health and even your life.

During the holiday season, there is no shortage of opportunities to help those in need in our community.

Terhune Orchards in Lawrenceville offers gift boxes and baskets that can be filled with their own apples and baked goodies, as well as other items made in New Jersey.

Contributions by Ivy Jacobson Small Business Saturday is on Nov. 30 this year, one day after the infamous Black Friday sales will sweep the nation.