Meet Ashes. Ashes was transferred to SAVE from another local organization. She is a beautiful tabby cat looking for a loving home. Ashes can be a bit shy when first meeting new people, but she does warm up to those that give her enough time. She is...
A 9-year-old male student at the Hun School was struck by a bus as he attempted to cross Russell Road on Nov. 2. The bus had just begun to move forward eastbound in the opposite lane as the boy ran directly in front of it and was struck, police said...
The New Jersey Attorney General’s office today issued the findings of an investigation into the fatal shooting of a Lawrenceville man during a standoff with police on March 20 at the Princeton Panera on Nassau Street. State investigators said...
The Princeton Area Community Foundation’s Fund for Women and Girls has awarded $187,000 in grants to 14 local nonprofits, the largest amount in the fund’s 20-year history. “All of these organizations are doing impressive work to care for the most...
First-time school board candidates Brian McDonald and Daniel Dart won two three-year seats on the board of education for the Princeton Public Schools, and incumbent Betsy Kalber Baglio won a second three-year term on the board on Tuesday, according...
If you still have not voted yet and are not sure where your polling location is, you can look up where you are supposed to vote by clicking the link here. The polls are open until 8 p.m. In spite of the rain, districts are seeing strong turnouts...
Three Lawrence residents, including the principal owner of the Fusion House on Brunswick Pike, have been arrested after a two-year investigation into money laundering, tax evasion, prostitution and human trafficking. Search warrants were executed on...
The NewJersey Board of Medical Examiners suspended the license of a psychiatrist at Princeton House Behavioral Health today for allegedly indiscriminately prescribed highly addictive opioids without a legitimate medical purpose. Dr. Robert J...
Dear Editor: What is so critical for taxpayers to understand is that the referendum is only a vote on the costs to be borrowed via bonds. The referendum does not cover the additional operating costs caused by operating a 5/6 School, Thanet, and the...
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...
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