D.A.R.E. is fundraising in the Princeton area, but should you give?
People have been collecting money for D.A.R.E. this Thursday on Nassau Street and other workers have…
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Main Street Bistro in Princeton to close this fall
Main Street Bistro, a Princeton fixture for drinks and casual fare at the Princeton Shopping Center…
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Princeton University professor dies while leading summer course in India
Isabella Clark-Decès, a professor of anthropology at Princeton University and a Princeton resident, died while leading a…
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Historic preservation commission approves plans for old post office, the future home of Triumph Brewery
Triumph Brewery is one step closer to having a new home. The Princeton Historic Preservation Commission…
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And what about housing for the middle class in Princeton?
We, members of the Princeton Progressive Action Group, in common with many other local residents, are alarmed…
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Route 206 in Princeton to be closed for bridge project starting after Independence Day
Route 206 between Lovers Lane and Carter Road will be closed for the rest of the year…
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Potato the cat missing in Princeton
Potato the orange tabby cat went missing Wednesday night from North Stanworth Drive at the Merwick…
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Three Boy Scouts from Princeton troop earn Eagle rank
Boy Scout Troop 43 in Princeton hosted a Court of Honor Eagle Ceremony Friday, June 23,…
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Research Notebook: Light and matter
Matthew Edwards spends his weeks in the extreme light-matter interactions laboratory at Princeton University, chasing a…
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Princeton Area Community Foundation awards more than $86,000 in college scholarships
The Princeton Area Community Foundation has awarded more than $86,000 in scholarships to 28 high school…
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NJDEP rejects PennEast pipeline permit application
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has rejected a permit application for the PennEast Company’s proposed $1…
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Where you can see Independence Day fireworks in the greater Princeton area
Every night until the weekend after July 4, you can catch a fireworks display somewhere in…
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West Windsor boy hit by car while biking to summer camp
A 12-year-old West Windsor boy was hit by a car on Tuesday morning while biking to…
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Settlement talks break down in Princeton affordable housing litigation
About two months after Princeton Mayor Liz Lempert announced that the municipality reached a tentative settlement…
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Mercer County Bar Association partners with prosecutor’s office to collect books for Trenton kids
The Mercer County Bar Association, in partnership with the Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office, collected several hundred…
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A thank you from Friends of the Princeton Public Library book sale organizers
To the Editor: The Friends of the Princeton Public Library held their annual book sale June…
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Princeton Festival names young pianist competition winners
Six young pianists were named winners in The Princeton Festival’s annual competition for young pianists this month. The annual event was held at the Clark Music Center on the campus of…
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Princeton Men’s Summer Basketball League celebrates 29th year
The opening game of the Princeton Men’s Summer Basketball League’s 29th year was held on a muggy…
