 |
PROPERTY AUCTION - April 2010
Property Auction property locations & photos of the properties to be auctioned by the City of Trenton on April 17, 2010.
|
| |
| |
Rapid Intervention Team Training
Trenton Fire and Emergency Services recruits guided only by sound and feel (but with zero vision) experience rescue scenarios, in which time is of the essence and teamwork is vital.
|
| |
| |
The Welcome Home Parade for Citizen-Soldiers
On June 12, 2009, Colonel Roch Switlik of the 42d Regional Support Group and City Public Information Officer Kent Ashworth photographed the largest re-deployment of NJ troops since WWII; the rain stopped just in time and one of the best parades ever filled our streets.
|
| |
| |
2009 Mayor's Achievement Awards
Students and parents -- and their teachers -- gathered June 1 in Council Chambers to celebrate the remarkable effort and musical and poetic talents of hundreds of children
|
| |
| |
Robbins School Press Conference: The Trenton Housing Rehab Program
Robbins School 4th and 3rd grade students in the classes of Ms. Bulbul Roy, Ms. Sandra Estrada, Ms. Michele Pannone, and Ms. Patricia McGinley emphasized ... you can "Make Your House a Power House"
|
| |
| |
Speaker Nancy Pelosi Supports Local Green Initiative
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi February 29 visited the city to back the Mayor's Trenton Green initiative ... and became an honorary member of the 2008 Isles YouthBuild class.
|
| |
| |
The Rebirth of Spring Street ... with 71 Homes
Tara Developers' Bob Kahan May 31 collaborated with the Trenton Police Department and City housing officials to hold a block party on the 200 block of Spring Street ... complete with giant water slides, a cool dunk tank, hot music, and genial conversation about the 19 homes completed; 52 more to come ...
|
| |
| |
Trenton's Fourth-Graders Bring a New Emphasis to Fire Safety
On a 20-question test accompanied by instructional sessions, the fourth grade-class of Ms. Carol Allen at Grant School outperformed their fourth-grade peers in 14 other schools -- and five students had scores of 95 or better. The students were honored by Trenton firefighters December 13.
|
| |
| |
The William Trent House ... a Haven for Reflection and History
The 1719 William Trent House is open seven days a week, except for holidays, and hosts tours and visitors from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. daily. Please call 609-989-3027 to take in this 18th century treasure.
|
| |
| |
Painter Trainees Brighten Up Lipinski Senior Center
The Sherwin Williams-Trenton partnership produced a third class of trained painters May 11, with 19 individuals completing the Home Work Program supervised by Art Mayer of SW. Earlier classes refurbished the Reading and Sam Naples Centers.
|
| |
| |
Revolutionary Trenton
In the winter of 1776 the American Revolution tottered on the edge of defeat. The Continental Army's surprise attack Christmas Day on the German mercenaries occupying Trenton, followed by the defeat of British forces at Princeton and the successful withdrawal of the Continental Army following the Second Battle of Trenton, charged the course of history.
|
| |
| |
Reconnecting with the River
Trenton was founded at the head of tide on the Delaware River at the confluence of the river and Assunpink Creek. The construction of Rt. 29 blocked City residents from the easy access to the Delaware they had taken for granted for generations. Trenton has bold plans to reconnect with the Delaware River.
|
| |
| |
Architectural treasures
Trenton is rich in architecturally significant, historic buildings that owners have lovingly restored to their former grandeur. Many more buildings are available for restoration. These are the winners of the 2006 Historic Landmarks Awards.
|
| |
| |
Trenton on the drawing board
The logic of "smart growth" has renewed appreciation for Trenton's position as a regional transit hub. Developers are investing hundreds of millions of dollars in Trenton, showing with action their confidence in the City's prospects.
|
| |
| |
Building anew in Trenton
With little fanfare building projects throughout the City are bringing new homes and businesses to Trenton.
|
| |
