Share My Meals needs support to feed hungry families in Princeton
Share My Meals, the local nonprofit that is feeding more than 60 families a day, is…
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Lawmakers: Tax break for charitable contributions to nonprofits could be a ‘lifeline’
This story was written and produced by NJ Spotlight. It is being republished under a special…
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Philanthropist Betty Wold Johnson dies at 99
Betty Wold Johnson, a beloved local philanthropist who supported numerous area organizations, died on May 5….
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Environment New Jersey supports Princeton’s renewable energy aggregation program
Dear Editor: Given the headwinds we’re facing in Washington—and more to the point, given the Trump…
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Hinkson’s office store in downtown Princeton takes online orders, provides contactless pick-ups to weather latest business challenge
By contributor Marc Monseau Hinkson’s has survived a wide range of challenges in its 101-year history,…
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At Trane factory in Hamilton, workers fear spread of COVID-19 and demand action
The top union leader at the Trane factory in Hamilton is calling on the company to…
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Más de la mitad de los trabajadores en una granja en el sur de Nueva Jersey están infectados con COVID-19, informó el Departamento de Salud
IAN T. SHEARN | 11 de mayo de 2020 | Un grupo de defensa de los…
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NJ Department of Labor launches online chat feature to answer unemployment questions
The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development has launched a chat feature on its…
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Alexander Road resurfacing project slated to begin today in West Windsor
Phase four of the Alexander Road resurfacing project in West Windsor is slated to begin today,…
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Princeton community energy program a boondoggle that undermines progress
By Alfred Cavallo To the Editor: In an April 14 press release and in a full-page,…
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In Princeton, COVID-19 deaths rise to 14, another seven considered ‘probable’ COVID-19 deaths
At least 14 Princeton residents have died as a result of complications from COVID-19. Another seven…
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Where federal stimulus funding for health care providers in the Princeton region is going
Almost 6,000 health care providers in New Jersey are sharing more than $720 million in funding…
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COVID-19 testing expanded at the two statewide testing sites in NJ
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced Friday that the two statewide COVID-19 testing sites lat Bergen…
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Princeton residents have until June 1 to pay property taxes
The grace period to pay property taxes in Princeton has been extended to June 1. Residents…
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COVID-19 local business spotlight: Princeton eatery Small Bites now offers Greek specialties and groceries for takeout and delivery
Many local food businesses have learned to pivot and have worked hard to create new ways…
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Officials: Alexander Street to reopen by the end of next week
Alexander Street in Princeton at the border of West Windsor is slated to reopen by the…
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Unemployment claims in NJ surpass 1 million mark
New unemployment claims filed in New Jersey since mid-March have surpassed 1 million, a number officials…
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Lord & Taylor may file for bankruptcy and liquidate stores when they reopen
Lord & Taylor will likely file for bankruptcy and liquidate all 38 of its remaining stores…
