Two weeks ago, the superintendent of the Princeton Public Schools announced that the November bond referendum would be postponed because the New Jersey Department of Education had not approved the district’s proposed construction projects...
Princeton University will replace its art museum in the center of a campus with a new building at the same site. The new museum will provide more space for exhibitions, classrooms and offices. Sir David Adjaye of Adjaye Associates has been selected...
Author, social activist and filmmaker Naomi Klein has been named the inaugural Gloria Steinem Endowed Chair in Media, Culture and Feminist Studies at Rutgers University in New Brunswick. The Rutgers University Board of Governors approved the...
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal has created a new unit within the Office of the Attorney General to combat corruption and strengthen public confidence in government institutions. The unit, which will include detectives and prosecutors...
Princeton residents Corrine O’Hara and Joel Schwartz have filed an appeal with the New Jersey Commissioner of Education challenging the 10-year renewal of the sending and receiving agreement that allows Cranbury to pay tuition to send its students...
Seven Westminster Choir College alumni and donors have filed a new lawsuit in Mercer County Superior Court alleging that Rider University is selling the school to a “sham non-profit” in violation of Internal Revenue Service regulations...
The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued a flood watch for portions of New Jersey and Pennsylvania, including the following counties in our region: Mercer, Middlesex, Northwestern Burlington, Ocean, Somerset, Western Monmouth, Lower...
Nina Melker of Hamilton was appointed this week to fill the Mercer County freeholder seat that was vacated recently by Anthony Verrelli. After Reed Gusciora was elected mayor of Trenton he gave up his state assembly seat, and the Democrats appointed...
Cheyenne Wolf has been named the new head of People & Stories/Gente y Cuentos, a non-profit based in Lawrenceville that is dedicated to exposing new audiences to literature through oral readings and discussions of short stories. People &...
I’m wondering what is happening with the recycling and composting programs in Princeton. As I walk around Princeton, I see more and more “non recyclable” items in the yellow bins such as styrofoam, plastic shopping bags and pizza boxes. We know...
An open letter to parents of Princeton Public Schools children: The $130 million school referendum vote has been postponed again due to delays in obtaining New Jersey Department of Education approval. Previously, the $130 million referendum was...
To the Princeton Board of Education: We have been Princeton taxpayers for nearly three decades and stand vehemently opposed to the proposed Princeton Board of Education referendum. As retirees on fixed incomes, we are now ruthlessly being driven out...
Letter to the Editor: This week is one of remembrance for the members of the Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad for it was seven years ago on August 28 that we lost one of our own during a swift-water rescue attempt. The following is a...
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