Former Princeton Fire Chief Edward Charles Kopp III dies at 91
Edward “Ted” Charles Kopp III passed away on Thursday, June 5. He was 91. Born in…
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Princeton Food Scene: Festival Farmers Market
When is a farmers market also a festival? While all local farm markets work to create…
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Structural crisis forces sudden hospital closure in Trenton: What patients need to know
St. Francis became part of Capital Health about two years ago.
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U.S. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman issues statement on return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia to U.S. to face criminal charges
U.S. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman issued the following statement regarding the news that Kilmar Abrego Garcia,…
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Princeton artist James Ernest Van Patten dies at 85
Artist James Ernest Van Patten of Princeton passed away on Sunday, June 1. He was 85….
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Ellen Regan Kerney of Lawrenceville dies at 89
Ellen Regan Kerney, a longtime Princeton-area resident known for her love of travel, reading and golden…
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Eleanor Nelson, longtime Princeton music educator and community volunteer, dies at 97
Eleanor Nelson, a pioneering music educator and beloved community volunteer who shared her passion for music,…
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A Revolutionary War battlefield in New Jersey is getting a $5 million restoration
The star-spangled makeover of the Princeton Battlefield aims to turn the site into an outdoor classroom and living memorial.
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Princeton Food Scene: Local strawberries are ripe
You can pick your own strawberries at Terhune Orchards and Winery, Tindall Farms in West Windsor, Stults Farm in Plainsboro. and Chickadee Creek Farm in Hopewell.
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Lawrence Hopewell Trail opens Maidenhead Meadows boardwalk segment
A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for June 14.
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Princeton school board approves PILOT agreement with Town Council
An estimated $300,000 to $500,000 from the town’s PILOT payment from AvalonBay will go to the public schools annually. The amount depends on the revenue the luxury apartment complex generates.
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Commuter chaos looms as NJ Transit rail workers threaten strike
Limited bus service will be available from four park-and-ride lots. NJ Transit is encouraging commuters to…
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Princeton Food Scene: Mother’s Day, local asparagus picking, cookbook signing and more
Terhune Orchards is featuring pick-your-own asparagus. Call the farm before you go to make sure there is something to pick.
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Princeton University joins lawsuit challenging federal cap on research overhead costs, citing threat to scientific innovation
Filed Monday in federal court, the complaint challenges NSF’s decision to impose a fixed 15 percent limit on indirect cost rates for all new grants awarded to universities.
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Frontier Airlines announces new nonstop service from Trenton-Mercer Airport to Myrtle Beach
The new route will begin July 10 and operate twice weekly, the airline announced Tuesday.
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McCarter Theatre loses Over $200K in public funding as Trump administration, state slash arts support
McCarter Theatre Center, one of New Jersey’s most prominent nonprofit arts institutions, is grappling with more than $200,000 in public funding losses this fiscal year.
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I-295 overnight lane and ramp closures closures set for this week as Princeton Pike Bridge project progresses in Lawrence
Overnight lane and ramp closures are scheduled this week on Interstate 295 in both directions as…
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Severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 8 p.m. May 6
A severe thunderstorm watch indicates that conditions are favorable for the development of severe thunderstorms in or near the watch area, but it doesn’t mean they will occur. It’s a heads-up to be prepared.
