Over the past week LC has received some questions about the Lower Lawrenceville plan and the Doughboy Apartments. We’re here to provide answers! First question: what made the ribbon cutting [...]
It was a busy week for the Lawrenceville Corporation and we thought we’d offer curious Lville fans an insight into what this Community Development Corporation does by offering you a glimpse into [...]
“Filled with wondrous landmarks and truly historical sites. Visit the friendly people and the quaint atmosphere. You’ll get a remarkable feel for times already past.” That’s a quote from [...]
Hatfield Street is now home to a small but welcoming toy store called Dragonfly Castle. I walked in on a cool fall day to be enthusiastically welcomed by Nan’s two dogs. Nan is the owner of this [...]
MKSK and the steering committee hosted a Leslie Park Walk for community members of visitors to attend, share their concerns and hopes and dreams for the park.
(PARK)ing day is an annual international event during which public parking spaces are transformed into public “parks” for the day. This year, Lawrenceville, with the help of some great people [...]
