Trenton’s Porcelain Traverses the World
Trenton is known for producing at least three things that start with the letter ‘P’, Patrick, Pork Roll, and Porcelain. While that first ‘P’ may not be...
The Land of Everlasting Youth
Dublin, the capital of Ireland, is renowned for its Irish pubs. Fortunately, you don't have to visit the capital of Ireland to find a traditional Irish pub....
From A to Z (Artworks to Zienowicz Signs)
Native Trentonian George Zienowicz is the man behind those recognizable signs anchored on Trenton's commercial buildings. His marketing slogan is "signs of distinction for discerning merchants" –...
New Jersey Realtors CEO Calls Trenton the Next “Shining Star”
NJ Realtors’ 20,000-square-foot headquarters on Hamilton Avenue stands as a beacon of light in Trenton’s economic development ecosystem and downtown revitalization efforts. Directly across the street from...
Trenton’s Master Blacksmith
In Pre-World War II Germany, Sasha sat in his room with aspirations of being a concert pianist. He would bang the keys of ebony and ivory to...
The Night that Changed our Tastebuds
Rain delays and baseball don't mix. They make the field swampy, stall the game, and create a headache for workers and patrons. One night in late May...
Starbucks Sets an Atmosphere of Progress
Imagine this: You walk into a place and the atmosphere is light and airy. The subtle scent of coffee beans fills the air and everyone that approaches you is friendly and...
Giaquinto: Saving Soles Since 1947
The year was 1947 – the early Golden Age of Capitalism. It was a time of strong economic growth near the end of World War II. In...
Trenton Area Stakeholders Fosters Community Collaboration
“One stick is weaker than a bundle” goes the old adage. This theme is used to describe several settings like sports teams, company employees, and families. It...
Local Chamber’s Impact Extends into Trenton
When most individuals hear of the Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce they are likely to think the organization serves predominantly Princeton businesses and residents. As the second...
