GREATER TRENTON ANNOUNCES NEW BOARD APPOINTMENTS; EXPANDED ROLE IN TRENTON’S ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRENTON, NJ (FEBRUARY 25, 2020) – Greater Trenton, an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting economic revitalization and improving lives in New Jersey’s capital city, today announced new officer appointments including: Board Chair – Kevin Cummings, President and CEO of Investors Bank…
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Housing Stock is an Asset to Trenton
“What makes a city great is that you have a mix of old projects and history along with fun and new development,” said Trenton architect and resident John Hatch. Hailing from the Trenton based architecture firms Clarke, Caton, and Hintz, along with HHG Development Associates, Hatch is an architect who specializes in historic preservation design…
Trenton’s new mayor outlines his vision for the capital city on NJTV
Aron: You’ve been in the Assembly for 22 years. Why did you want to leave and become mayor of Trenton? Gusciora: Well, I think I’m invested in the city of Trenton. I’ve represented the capital city for the last 22 years. I’ve been disappointed in the inertia for the last couple of administrations. And I think we…
Move over, Newark. It's Trenton's turn to get billions from investors
Updated May 3, 7:21 PM; Posted May 3, 7:20 PM By Times of Trenton Editorial Board If someone had told you five years ago that Newark would be among the 20 finalists in Amazon’s high-profile search for a second headquarters, you’d have laughed yourself silly. If New Jersey’s governor had referred to Newark as “a city clearly on the rise,” not to…
Wrecking ball will demolish 100 abandoned buildings in Trenton
By Olivia Rizzo For NJ.com Some of Trenton’s neighborhoods will looking a little different in the next few months as the city plans to demolish over 100 unused buildings throughout the city. Mayor Eric Jackson announced Wednesday that the Urban Blight Reduction Pilot Program will knock down over 100 abandoned buildings in order to “stimulate development and…