Hundreds of New Voters Register in the Princetons
Almost 800 residents from the two Princetons have registered to vote in the last several months,…
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Surge in Absentee Ballots from Princeton Residents
More than 1,000 Princeton Borough and Princeton Township voters have requested absentee ballots to vote in…
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Princeton Borough Police Blotter
A resident reported seeing a man staggering along Mercer Street and Library Place Nov. 4. Police…
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Op-Ed: Borough and Township Mayors Argue Merger Would Be Gain for Both Towns
On Tuesday, consolidation of Princeton Borough and Princeton Township will be on the ballot for your…
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Letters to the Editor: Will Consolidation Hurt the Character of Downtown Princeton?
Reasons Borough Residents Should Worry About Consolidation To the Editor: There are two points that I…
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Statement on Consolidation to Borough Residents from Councilwoman Jo Butler
I want to speak most directly to those Borough residents in the anti- consolidation camp and,…
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Hundreds Gather to Remember Anchor House Cyclist
To his cycling buddies on the Anchor House Ride for Runaways, Doug McCune was the guy…
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Letters to the Editor on Borough Mayoral Race
Council President Wilkes Backs Fellow Dem. for Borough Mayor To the Editor: I am writing to…
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Letter to the Editor: Consolidation Benefits Borough Residents
Consolidation Benefits Princeton Borough Residents To the editor: Having exhaustively examined consolidation as Princeton Borough representatives…
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Op-Ed: Princeton Freeholder Koontz Opposes Consolidation
By Andrew Koontz In just a few days, voters in Princeton Borough and Princeton Township will…
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Planet Weekend Picks, Nov. 4-6
Friday, Nov. 4 Lecture on the Battle of Princeton, Princeton Public Library – “Bringing the…
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Artists, Show Small World Some Love
Small World Coffee is now accepting entries for its third annual Love Show, a juried…
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Residents File Suit Challenging Princeton Property Revaluation
A citizen group has filed a lawsuit challenging the 2010 Princeton property revaluation, arguing that the…
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Op-Ed: Library Controversy Shows Consolidation Would Endanger Princeton’s Downtown
By Phyllis Teitelbaum What does the Princeton Public Library have to do with consolidation? At first…
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Letters to the Editor: Consolidation is Common Sense and More
Consolidation is Common Sense To the Editor: Princeton was once the nation’s center of common sense….
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Date Set for Negotiations with Princeton Teachers Union
Representatives from the teachers union for the Princeton Regional Schools and school district officials will meet…
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Op-Ed: What Princeton Can Learn from Seneca Falls
A question often asked during meetings about consolidation is, “Where has this been done before and…
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All Aboard: Dinky Waiting Room Now Open Weekday Mornings
The smell of fresh varnish and new paint filled the air at the Dinky station this…