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	MSN Encarta - Trenton (New Jersey)
		Trenton (New Jersey), city in the western part of New Jersey, capital of the state and seat of Mercer County, on the Delaware River.
		Trenton is the seat of the state government, which is a major employer in the city.
		By the mid-19th century Trenton was one of the nation's foremost industrial centers, a position enhanced by its location on the Delaware and Raritan Canal and on the Camden and Amboy Railroad.
	encarta.msn.com /encnet/refpages/RefArticle.aspx?refid=761561142 (500 words)

	Trenton, IL
		Trenton is a rural-residential community located about 15 miles Northeast of Scott Air Force Base on U.S. Highway 50, five miles North of Interstate 64, eight miles south of Interstate 70, and only 35 minutes from downtown St. Louis.
		Trenton is a religiously diverse community, with five Protestant churches and one Catholic church in town.
		Trenton is linked to the 911 emergency service, dispatched through Clinton County Sheriff's Office located in the county seat of Carlyle.
	www.tempobank.com /trenton.htm (573 words)

	Trenton's Early History
		While the mines provided an economic boon to Trenton, they also brought tragic death and injury to many workers, and the burning of the South mine in February 1909 was a devastating economic blow to the city.
		Once, when Brunner was working as clean up man at the Trenton House Restaurant, he dragged the then-Governor from his meal at the establishment and took the opportunity to lobby him about an environmental law which caused a large pile of trash to be piled up at the eatery rather than burned.
		As glorious as Trenton’s past is, its future can be even brighter if we involve all of the talent and intelligence and concern of which we have such vast reserves.
	www.tempobank.com /trentonhistory.htm (1666 words)

	City of Trenton, MI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Trenton has its own wastewater treatment plant, as well as nearly every conceivable public service yet devised, such as: garbage and trash pick-up, curbside compost collection, curbside recycling and a drop-off recycling center, special pick-up of debris on call from citizens.
		Trenton is also graced with one of the finest Parks and Recreation programs found anywhere with primary distinction being three indoor ice arenas and one newly constructed Aquatic Pool Center, which contains a waterslide, beach volleyball court, and picnic area.
		Trenton Schools excel in the academic world with its students earning many scholarships to colleges and universities each year.
	mylocalgov.com /trentonmi/index.asp (687 words)

	Handbook of Texas Online: TRENTON, TX
		Trenton is on State Highway 121, U.S. Highway 69, State Highway Spur 220, and Farm roads 151, 814, and 815, twelve miles southwest of Bonham in extreme southwestern Fannin County.
		A public school opened at Trenton in 1896, and between 1900 and the mid-1920s the community population rose from 420 to 616.
		The population of Trenton had declined to 490 by 1936, but rose to 634 by 1948 and to 712 by 1967.
	www.tsha.utexas.edu /handbook/online/articles/view/TT/hlt31.html (466 words)

	Trenton, New Jersey (Cities)
		The City of Trenton is the county seat of Mercer County.
		Trenton is the New Jersey capital, 30 miles from Philadelphia and 55 miles from New York City.
		Trenton is part of the Trenton, New Jersey metro area.
	www.ohwy.com /nj/t/trenton.htm (166 words)

	Trenton News
		TRENTON, NJ A majority of New Jerseyans surveyed don't think it's important for President Bush to nominate a woman or person of color to the U-S Supreme Court.
		TRENTON, N.J. New Jersey residents, especially the poor and senior citizens on fixed incomes, are expected to feel the pinch this winter with the soaring prices of natural gas and heating oil.
		Two Trenton women who were severely burned last Monday in what police say was an arson fire remain in critical condition today.
	www.topix.net /city/trenton-nj (1198 words)

	Quinte West / Frankford Bay of Quinte Country - Guide for Belleville, Trenton, Picton, Ontario, Canada
		Trenton is at the heart of the amalgamated city of Quinte West, which includes the townships of Sidney and Murray, and the Village of Frankford.
		You can get a great seat at the Fraser Park Marina, which is also one of the stops along Trenton's stretch of the Waterfront Trail, a beautiful walking/cycling trail that joins Trenton with Hamilton along Lake Ontario.
		Surrounding the city of Trenton, there are numerous conservation areas, campsites, picnic grounds, beaches and marinas.
	www.quinte.on.ca /quintewest/index.html (416 words)

	Trenton Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Trenton Municipal Airport is classified as a "Local Commercial" Airport with a location identifier of "CYTN" and is owned and operated by the Town of Trenton.
		The Trenton Airport is used on a regular basis by local small aircraft charter and training company and by numerous corporate aircraft with business connections in Pictou County.
		In the year 1950 the Airport left private ownership and became the property of the Town of Trenton.
	www.town.trenton.ns.ca /airport (277 words)

	Trenton ACE Program
		The intent of this program is to increase student achievement of the Core Curriculum Content Standards and family involvement in their children's education through the provision of staff-supported "off-hour" access to additional educational opportunities.
		To address the need for public access to technology for Trenton families, Trenton proposes the establishment of three ACE centers in the city.
		The centrally situated Cyberspace Lab at the Trenton Board of Education would meet the needs of the non-public schools that requested this as an ACE site.
	trentonace.tripod.com (343 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Trenton
		From 1808 to 1853 the territory now occupied by the Diocese of Trenton covered the lower sections of what was then known as East and West Jersey, the former belonging to the jurisdiction of New York and the latter to Philadelphia.
		The Diocese of Trenton lies between New York and Philadelphia and has within its confines all the sea coast from Sandy Hook to Cape May Point, whereon thirty churches have been built to accommodate the summer visitors to the Jersey coast.
		The first Mass said within its territory was celebrated at Woodbridge, about 1672, and the city of Trenton, in 1814, witnessed the formation of the first congregation and the erection of the first church.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/15037a.htm (890 words)

	Trenton City Guides (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Trenton, New Jersey, is known as the site of George Washington's crossing the Delaware River, a turning point of the American Revolution.
		Today, Trenton is a thriving city featuring distinctive neighborhoods, fine dining, spectacular museums, monuments, first-rate sport stadiums and exciting events.
		Nearby Trenton are many exciting cultural and recreational attractions, including the prestigious Princeton University, one of America's top-ranked universities.
	www.prodworks.com /trenton (61 words)

	Discover Your Heart in the Green Hills of Trenton, Missouri
		Trenton is located in the Green Hills of Grundy County, Missouri.
		First known as Lomax Store and Bluff Grove, Trenton was incorporated in 1857 and serves as the county seat.
		Trenton's 6,216 citizens are proud of our accomplishments and hope you will spend some time here learning more about us and what our community has to offer.
	www.trentonmo.com (148 words)

	georgia.gov - City of Trenton
		Trenton, the county seat of Dade County, was first settled in the 1830s and was called Salem.
		The city, incorporated February 18, 1854, was later renamed Trenton in honor of industrial engineers from Trenton, New Jersey who came in search of coal and iron.
		Trenton hosts the Dade County Days held each May, which features food, crafts and entertainment.
	trenton.georgia.gov (108 words)

	The Battle of Trenton
		James Ewing was to lead 1,000 militia at the Trenton Ferry and block a retreat to the south.
		At the Hessian garrison in Trenton, Col. Rall had passed out and was sound asleep along with most of his 1,200 man force, which was divided into 3 regiments: Knyphausen, Lossberg and Rall.
		Rall himself was slow to wake and dress because of the effects of the late night.
	www.myrevolutionarywar.com /battles/761226.htm (1279 words)

	Trenton Downtown Association - Getting Here (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		And, luckily, the Marriott (609-421-4000) is right in the heart of downtown Trenton, within walking distance of the State Capital Building and Trenton’s finest restaurants and shops.
		Keep in mind, too, that Trenton is easily accessible by rail or air.
		Trenton is on Amtrak's Northeast Corridor Line and is also serviced by SEPTA, which provides service between Philadelphia and Trenton, and by New Jersey Transit, which provides service between Trenton and New York City.
	trenton-downtown.com /play/getting_here.asp (263 words)

	The Trentonian - News - 12/23/2004 - Palmer makes push for immigrants
		TRENTON -- Mayor Doug Palmer issued an executive order yesterday, promising immigrants they will have access to city services without fear of being hassled, interrogated about their immigrant status or deported.
		"We are a city whose mission explicitly recognizes that, as the people of Trenton have made us guardians of the public trust, we are committed to govern with integrity and fiscal responsibility, to seek excellence in the city’s operations, and to serve all the city’s people with respect and compassion."
		Palmer said Community Organizer Juan Martinezcalled him regarding robberies in South Trenton in which perpetrators believed immigrants were easy victims, because they’d be afraid to report crimes to police, for fear they’d be asked about their immigrant status, and be deported.
	www.zwire.com /site/news.cfm?newsid=13613438&BRD=1697&PAG=461&dept_id=44551&rfi=6 (871 words)

	Trenton (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Trenton Public Library is one of seven branches in our regional library system and is located in the Trenton Civic Building (next to the Trenton Police).
		Trenton Library is a Community Access Program site, sponsored by Industry Canada and the Nova Scotia Technology and Science Secretariat.
		Trenton glass was produced locally from 1881 to 1917 by various companies.
	www.parl.ns.ca /pages/trenton.html (213 words)

	Trenton’s Fuzzy Belly (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Trenton is ridin’ in style in his new Burley d’Lite.
		Trenton doesn’t play fair when he wants attention.
		Trenton is allergic to: Lamb, Rice, Corn, Milk, Catfish, Peas, Short Ragweed, Goldenrod, Plantain, Russian Thistle, Maple, Red Cedar, Mulberry, Timothy Grass, Johnson Grass, Dust Mites, Fusarium, Aspergillus, Alternaria, Cockroaches, Black Ants, and Fleas.
	fuzzybelly.org (725 words)

	Battle of Trenton (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Washington’s plan was to strike at Trenton from opposite directions and with a simultaneous double-pronged attack to burst upon the Hessians before they could rally any effective resistance.
		Dawn broke before Trenton was sighted but, with wind and snow whipping into their faces, Hessian sentries did not spot the attacking force.
		The rest of Greene’s division continued on until it reached the intersection of King and Queen streets where Knox’s cannon were wheeled into position to fire down the two main thoroughfares of Trenton.
	1-14th.com /HistTrentonBattle.htm (1431 words)

	The Battle of Trenton
		The battles of TRENTON and PRINCETON are connected, and part of a campaign against the British forces in NJ, during the American Revolution during the 1776-1777 winter.
		The Hessians in Trenton were in an exposed position, and it was known that they would heartily celebrate Christmas on the night of Dec. 25 th.
		Two other units, one to cross to the south of Trenton at the Trenton Ferry, and one farther south at Bristol, were unable to cross, or unable to land on the other side, due to the storm and ice.
	www.doublegv.com /ggv/battles/Trenton.html (2492 words)

	Trenton Historical Society
		The Trenton Historical Society, founded in 1919, is a non-profit, tax-exempt volunteer organization dedicated to studying and interpreting Trenton’s history, preserving its historic buildings, and informing the general public about New Jersey’s capital city and its illustrious past.
		Some of the sights and sounds that tell our story can be found here, as well as, written histories such as the 1929 History of Trenton and Trenton: Old and New.
		More information about the City of Trenton is available through pages on our historic districts, a detailed historic resources survey of the North Ward, and information on how Trenton streets got their names.
	www.trentonhistory.org (468 words)

	Quinte Broomball
		CFB Trenton played broomball prior to 1970, but the first organized league in Trenton began in the 1970-71 season at the arena on the Base.
		A highlight of that period for Trenton occurred during the 1981-1982 season, when Merchants, representing the league as regular season and playoff champions, captured the Ontario Broomball Association Central East Region Championship at Port Perry.
		CFB Trenton was the strongest team in the first few years.
	www3.sympatico.ca /pierre.ct2/broomball (848 words)

	Trenton Downtown Association - Home
		The Trenton Downtown Association invites you to live, work, and play in downtown Trenton.
		Trenton is, at once, a capital city, a river city, and an historic city.
		For sixteen years, TDA has worked to make downtown Trenton a more competitive location for business owners, and a more engaging center for workers and visitors.
	www.trenton-downtown.com (168 words)

	Trenton Michigan Museum
		The museum is decorated in the Victorian period and contains information on the history of Trenton and artifacts of the area.
		The museum is open every Saturday from 1:00 to 4:00 P.M. except January and August during which time the museum is closed.
		July is also a festive time for the museum during the Trenton’s Mid-Summer Festival.
	www.trenton.lib.mi.us /MuseumPage.htm (148 words)

	Trenton Public Library
		The main branch of the Trenton Public Library is home to Trentoniana, an enormous local history and genealogy collection.
		The Trentoniana photograph collection highlights various Trenton street scenes, landmark buildings, portraits, etc. It consists of major Trenton postcard, lantern slide, and portrait collections, as well as various photographic scrapbooks.
		A substantial portion of the collection includes Trenton area business, as well as church, cemetery and voluntary association records, diaries and family papers, genealogies, legal documents, maps and other materials.
	www.trenton.lib.nj.us /trentoniana.htm (384 words)

	Photographers in Trenton NJ - Trenton Photographers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Trenton Photographers, Trenton Photojournalists for Trenton Weddings, Mitzvahs, Corporate Events and more in Trenton, NJ Trenton Photographers, Photography in Trenton NJ NJ local pages
		While he includes formal, posed portraits for weddings, his approach is to allow the flow of the event determine the pictures.
		Weddings, engagement photos, baby and children portraits are all taken in a natural manner that captures the personality of th...
	www.wedj.com /wedjcom.nsf/usalinks!open&S=NJ&M=Trenton&V=PHOTO (4912 words)

	Trenton - Trenton Corporation Anticorrosion Materials
		The range of Trenton products includes hot-applied microcrystalline and cold-applied wax mastics, casing fillers for pipeline and cable casings, a variety of wax tapes, and marine pile protection.
		Thousands of miles of gas and oil transmission pipelines are now protected by Trenton systems.
		They are used by major oil, gas, water and chemical processing companies throughout the world.
	www.trentoncorp.com (195 words)

	Trenton Ontario - First choice for online information about Trenton Ontario Canada. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		"Trenton Ontario is a beautiful city located in Southern Ontario as the Gateway to the Trent-Severn Waterway.
		This City of Trenton website is dedicated to the merchants of Trenton and the thousands of tourists who visit Perth each year.
		From this Trenton Ontario menu page you will travel out to the other City of Trenton pages to view their contents, maps, photos, events, calendar, tourism, businesses, local weather, Trenton Ontario restaurants and then you will have to return to this menu page using your browser's BACK BUTTON to select another destination within the website.
	www.trentonontario.com (269 words)

	City of Trenton
		The City of Trenton is now planning for the future as new residents, visitors and businesses arrive in our community.
		When you visit Trenton, you will want to visit our famous antique shops as well as novelty shops and dine in some of our quaint restaurants; where, the home cooked food is excellent and fellowship is enjoyed with some down home folks.
		As for recreational opportunities, a bike and hiking trail is located in the downtown area by the Old Trenton Train Depot, which is a historic landmark.
	www.trentonflorida.org (172 words)

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