Catherine Nguyen
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Fitness expo, bodybuilding competition coming to Bridgewater
The event will begin with a range of competitions, from men’s and women’s physique competitions, to bodybuilding, to spin-a-thons, swim-a-thons and dance-a-thons. → Read More
Lambertville jewelry shop creates one of a kind jewelry for customers
Owner Evelyn Kuhlman, a self-taught jewelry designer, creates custom jewelry in a variety of styles that she says captures the personality of the customer. → Read More
Father, daughter to debut at unique art show at Highland Park Library
On August 3rd, a father and daughter will be showcasing their combined art at the Highland Park Library. → Read More
South Bound Brook Farmers Market uses local community groups to sell produce
At the South Bound Brook Farmers Market on Main Street, selling produce is managed each week by a different community group, which gets to keep the profits they make. → Read More
Documentary to be screened in Bedminster honoring life of 600-year-old Great Oak tree
Examination from dendrologists, arborists and historians led to the conclusion that the tree was dying, and needed to be cut down to prevent harm. → Read More
World Trade Center beam finds permanent home at Rutgers Business School
On Tuesday, members of the Colonia Senior Citizens Club will be coming to Rutgers to see an artifact they gave to the university: a piece of a beam from the World Trade Center. → Read More
One man, 10 art styles: A portrait of Lambertville artist Michael Fratrich
Michael Fratrich is the artist and gallery owner behind Ten One Gallery in Lambertville. → Read More
Piscataway Community Center holds steel beam signing ceremony
Dozens of Piscataway residents signed their names on a steel beam to be included in the Piscataway Community Center, another milestone in the facility’s development. → Read More
NJ libraries make reading fun with summer programs
Libraries across New Jersey aim to combat summer slide with reading programs that offer challenges and prizes to motivate students to read during the dog days of summer. → Read More
Scotch Plains Fire Department to celebrate 150 years of service
The Scotch Plains Fire Department will celebrate 150 years of service with an event featuring antique trucks, helicopters, a picnic and more. → Read More
Turf, Surf, and Earth, a fast-casual restaurant, opens in Somerville
Turf, Surf, and Earth, specializing in made-to-order, kitchen-fresh gourmet dishes, has opened on East Main Street. → Read More
Voorhees State Park observatory, home to NJ's largest public telescope, allows visitors to see the stars
The observatory was founded more than 50 years ago by seven men, each with different professions but all sharing the same passion for astronomy. → Read More
Have an ‘exotic’ pet? Research shows it may harm local wildlife or the economy
A Rutgers study concluded that the trade has already harmed native species around the world, and is predicted to become more prevalent. → Read More