TEXTING DRIVER crossed over double yellow lines and struck the tractor trailer head on. #donttextanddrive @NHTSAgov pic.twitter.com/0SQYf4sd4I — So Brunswick PD (@SoBrunswickPD) May 22, 2017 Just after 1 p.m. on Monday, a driver was...
Krystal KnappCyclists pedal the route Washington took
Princeton’s fourth annual Ciclovia was held on Sunday, May 21. The free annual event promotes healthy, active living. Quaker Road is closed to vehicles and opened for people to exercise, play, and learn. Families can run, walk, skate, and ride bikes...
Community ContributorSouth Brunswick Police end three-hour standoff at Route 1 motel
Police in South Brunswick successfully ended a three-hour standoff at a Route 1 motel on Monday morning. At about 8:15 a.m., police were called to the Hotel Vincenza at 3793 Route 1 south after workers reported a despondent man in a motel room...
Price tag to taxpayers for Princeton’s affordable housing lawsuit: $180,000
Princeton officials underestimated the cost of challenging the town’s affordable housing obligation in court by 260 percent. The governing body is slated tonight to vote on a resolution that would increase the amount of money Princeton will...
Planet Princeton Weekend Picks, May 19-21
Friday, May 19 Wondrous on Witherspoon Pop Up Art Gallery Reception and Art Walk – Wondrous on Witherspoon Pop Up Art Gallery, 14 1/2 Witherspoon St., Princeton, NJ. “WoW, Spring into Art!” Artist Invitational featuring works and...
Princeton Festival kicks off season on June 3
The Princeton Festival kicks off its 13th season on June 3. This season the festival will feature a broad range of offerings, from Baroque concerts played on period instruments to contemporary ballet to a concert of music from Disney movies. “This...
NJ Transit customer satisfaction survey now open
If you haven’t griped enough about the major delays you’ve had to endure taking the train in and out of New York these days, NJ Transit is now conducting its quarterly customer satisfaction survey, which will be available online until...
Westminster Choir College dean accepts post at Ohio University
Matthew Shaftel, the director and dean of Westminster College, has been named the new dean of Ohio University’s College of Fine Arts. The move comes at a time when the future of Westminster Choir College is unclear. Rider University announced...
Taco Truck closes all locations
The Taco Truck has closed all of its locations, including its eatery at the Princeton Shopping Center, and has shut down its food truck business as well. A message posted on the website this month informed Taco Truck fans of the closures. “It...
Candidates for governor file suits to stop $300 million NJ Statehouse renovation plan
State Assemblyman John Wisniewski, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate, has filed a suit against Governor Chris Christie and the New Jersey Economic Development Authority to stop the Statehouse renovation from going forward. Wisniewski filed the...
