Planet Weekend Picks, Oct. 14-16
Friday, Oct. 14 Specialty Food Showcase, McCaffrey’s Supermarket at the Princeton Shopping Center – Sample organic,…
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NJ Transit Issues Statement About Today’s Train Delays
New Jersey Transit issued a statement this afternoon apologizing for the train delays commuters experienced this…
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Princeton Beaver Shooting Case Postponed
The case against the Princeton Animal Control Officer for shooting two beavers has been postponed because…
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Celebrate Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Style with the Princeton YWCA
Breast cancer survivors, their supporters, oncologists, and nurses will strut their stuff on the fashion runway…
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Reinstated Princeton Borough Police Sergeant Sues Borough
A Princeton Borough police officer who was reinstated by a judge earlier this year is suing…
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Princeton Professor Wins Nobel in Economics with Visiting Professor
Princeton University professor Christopher Sims has been awarded the 2011 Nobel Prize in economics along with…
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Police Documents Reveal Sequence of Events in Hurricane Irene Tragedy
After rescuer Michael Kenwood died attempting to reach a stranded car during Hurricane Irene, some people…
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Planet Weekend Picks, Oct. 7-9
Friday, Oct. 7 Art Exhibit, Princeton Theological Seminary – “Memory Scapes,” an exhibit of abstract and…
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Mayor: New Post Office Will Be Located in “Princeton Proper”
Borough Mayor Mildred Trotman assured residents at a public meeting Tuesday night that there will be…
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Borough Approves Transit Agreement With Princeton U.
The borough council approved a controversial transit agreement with Princeton University and Princeton Township Tuesday night…
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Op-Ed: Transit Agreement with Princeton U. a Bad Deal
By Jenny Crumiller The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the borough, township and Princeton University undervalues…
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Save the Dinky, Residents Sue Princeton University and NJ Transit to Stop Dinky Station Move
A citizen group has filed a lawsuit to try to stop Princeton University from moving the…
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Civil Rights Leader Robert Moses Named Fellow at Princeton
Robert “Bob” Parris Moses, a leader in the 1960s Civil Rights Movement who later founded The…
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Op-Ed: Boundary Lines Argument Doesn’t Hold in Consolidation Debate
By Peter Marks The elimination of irrational boundary lines is one of the more plausible arguments…
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Planet Weekend Picks, Sept. 30-Oct. 2
Friday Paul Robeson: I Go On Singing – Encore performance by Anthony Brown blending spoken word…
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Governor Christie Backs Princeton Consolidation Effort, Proposes Grants and Legislation to Promote Merger
Governor Chris Christie today backed the effort to consolidate Princeton Borough and Princeton Township, announcing proposed…
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U.S. Postal Service Hopes to Unload Palmer Square Post Office Property and Relocate
The United States Postal Service has decided to sell its post office on Palmer Square as…
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Would Dems Still Dominate? The Consolidation of the Two Princetons and Its Affects on Local Politics
Part Two in a Series Many borough residents fear they would lose their voice in government…