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Central New Jersey Network (CNJN) Opens TV Studio in Trenton, NJ

CNJN acts as a forum for citizens to produce their own shows, films and commercials, providing camera equipment, TV studio space & training.

TRENTON, NJ — On May 17th, leading members of the Trenton and Mercer County communities joined media professionals to celebrate the grand opening of the Central New Jersey Network (CNJN) studio at One West State Street (First Trenton National Bank building) in Trenton. A multi-media presentation featured a ribbon cutting and dedication by Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora. A champagne-filled celebration also came accompanied by a Classical string quartet by the New Jersey Symphony, fine food and give-aways, along with a visit by Trenton Thunder mascot, Boomer. Several members of the Trenton City Council were also in attendance.

After over 30 years of television operating history, Princeton Community Television re-launched as the Central New Jersey Network (CNJN), covering areas of Somerset, Mercer and Middlesex counties with local programming. The station acts as a forum for citizens to produce their own shows, films, videos and commercials, providing camera equipment, TV studio space and training.

For more information and to inquire about local programming, visit http://www.cnjn.org.

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