Princeton University president’s term extended another five years
Eisgruber became president in 2013.
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Princeton area nonprofit volunteer and consultant Patricia O’Neill dies at 71
Patti helped organize the annual Princeton Community Works conference for nonprofit leaders and volunteers every year.
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Town should rescind area in need of redevelopment zoning for Princeton Seminary property on Stockton Street
Letters: The plans for the Stockton Street property have changed and the neighbors want the designation removed since the seminary property will no longer be student housing.
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New growth and development will bring value to Princeton
To the Editor: I would like to continue the discussion, sparked by the March 23 letter…
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Princeton Council considering ban on plastic dog waste pick-up bags
DNA will help identify dog owners who violated the new rule.
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Princeton Mobile Food Pantry launches tote bag fundraiser
The reusable bags can be ordered online.
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Carter Road utility work to begin this weekend
The project is expected to be completed by the end of June.
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Auditor will review possible misappropriation of funds by a Princeton Public Schools purchasing department employee
An employee may have used state aid funds for personal use.
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Area in need of redevelopment designation should be rescinded for Princeton Seminary properties on Stockton Street
The property was sold to a private local developer.
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U.S. Deputy Secretary of Education Cindy Marten visits the Princeton Public Schools
The school district was recognized for its use of American Rescue Plan funds.
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Princeton Board of Education selects new assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction
Kimberly Tew is expected to begin her new job in Princeton on June 1.
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Princeton Council to discuss cannabis retail shops again tonight, March 29
The meeting will be held via Zoom.
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New Jersey to work with FCC on robocall investigations
New Jersey leads the nation in complaints about robocalls.
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Amit Sevak is named next president and CEO of Educational Testing Service
He will succeed Walt MacDonald, who has served as the president and CEO of ETS since 2014.
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New Jersey’s U.S. attorney announces creation of civil rights division
The new division will enforce both civil and criminal civil rights laws.
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Op-ed: Princeton voters said yes to cannabis overwhelmingly – now let’s begin to repair the harm caused by the failed war on drugs
Local cannabis dispensaries will eliminate the existing underground marijuana market, argues Udi Ofer.
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Portion of Pretty Brook Road in Princeton to be closed until April 1
Workers will repair damage caused by Tropical Storm Ida.
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Cannabis legalization is not a green light for commercialization
Dear Editor: When I voted for marijuana legalization, it felt good to make a virtuous decision….
