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Bowl, BYOB, repeat: Delmor Lanes keeps it simple and fun with beer-only BYOB, budget-friendly rates, and lanes by the hour for up to six.
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The building of Trenton's City Gardens, a punk rock club, has been demolished after decades of abandonment.
Full story at newjersey.news12.com ↗
The Lewis Center for the Arts' Program in Theater and Music Theater at Princeton University has presented "Quite Contrary," a gothic fantasy re-imagining of Mary Shelley's life.
Full story at newjerseystage.com ↗
City Gardens a legendary underground music venue and nightclub in Trenton, New Jersey, was demolished on September 13, 2019 after being among 89 city-owned properties up for auction.
Full story at nj.com ↗
Former Trenton Animal Shelter volunteers, Giuliana Marrazzo, Steve Clegg and Melinda Messineo, have received a $200,000 settlement from a lawsuit they filed alleging mistreatment and removal from their volunteer roles for speaking out about the shelter's operations.
Full story at nj.com ↗
Stewart's Root Beer of Hamilton, New Jersey, is up for sale for the second time.
Full story at wpst.com ↗
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