Governor to move into Drumthwacket full-time, returning historic Princeton mansion to daily use as executive residence
The new governor and her family will move to Princeton this summer.
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Princeton Police Blotter: Scams, burglary, and shoplifting incidents
Police are investigating a series of incidents reported between March 18 and March 24, including scams…
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Call for poets: Mercer County Library System seeks submissions for virtual reading
The submission deadline is April 22.
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Stable university contributions, education initiative strengthened town and gown bonds
A letter to the editor from former Princeton Councilwoman Jo Butler
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Princeton officials consider new rules for protests, rallies,festivals and other public events
The proposal was discussed during a work session at the March 23 council meeting.
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Princeton introduces 2026 budget with 7% spending increase, residents urge support for library
A municipal tax increase in on the horizon for Princeton residents.
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Eisgruber discusses budget cuts, housing, and higher education challenges at Princeton council meeting
Princeton University President Christopher Eisgruber told municipal officials this week that the university is entering a…
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Princeton ‘No Kings’ rally set for March 28
The event will run from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. on Saturday.
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Help keep the No Kings momentum going in Princeton
A letter to the editor from Lynda Dodd
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Lawrence reisdent named new chief nursing officer for Capital Health
She will oversee nursing and patient care services across the regional health system.
