Prohibiting dispensaries in Princeton won’t stop adolescents from using cannabis
Dear Editor, Exaggerated representations of the harms of cannabis for nearly a century continue to…
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Regulated local cannabis market would mean safer products
Dear Editor: This personal opinion, which is not intended to reflect the view of my employer,…
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Retail cannabis dispensaries in Princeton would increase adolescent marijuana use
As Princeton residents and professionals who work in the medical/mental health space, we feel it is…
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Vote was not a mandate to commercialize recreational marijuana in Princeton
To the Editor: As a 50-year Princeton resident and family mental health advocate, I oppose for…
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Recreational cannabis dispensaries don’t belong in Princeton
To the Editor: As a property owner and divorced mother residing with my two young children,…
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Princeton police blotter: Vehicle break-ins continue, thief cashes business checks, online extortion attempt successful
Don’t forget to lock your cars when they are parked in your driveway or garage.
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Widespread development will have broad and lasting impact across Princeton
Letters: About 1,000 new residential units will be added to Princeton.
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Richard Levine, former Dow Jones executive and News Fund president, dies at 80
Visitation will be held from 10 to 11 a.m. on Monday, April 4 at the Mather Hodge Funeral Home.
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Connie Mercer to retire as head of HomeFront
HomeFront was started by Mercer 31 years ago.
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Public meeting on Witherspoon Street utility construction update set for March 31
People who want to attend the meeting can register in advance online.
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Middlesex County couple pleads guilty in scheme to distribute more than $3 million in misbranded and unapproved drugs
The couple used their South Amboy basement as a manufacturing facility to make and label products.
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Town official responds to complaint about nighttime work on Nassau Street
Additional nighttime work will take place when the gas company replaces its main on Witherspoon Street beginning next week, lasting for two weeks.
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Educator Robert Ginsberg to be honored by the Princeton community on May 6
Ginsberg was the principal at the Johnson Park Elementary School for 21 years.
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Ukrainian Orthodox Church in South Bound Brook seeks donations to support medical care for people injured in the war
South Bound Brook, 17 miles north of Princeton, has a large Ukrainian American community.
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FAA approves Mercer County’s plans for new airport terminal
Construction is expected to occur over about 26 months.
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Coalition for Peace Action to host webinar on nuclear danger and the war in Ukraine
The event will be held on March 27 via Zoom.
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Mercer County, four Princeton area towns win state urban and community forestry grants for tree stewardship
The county park commission received $50,000.
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Novelist Susan Choi to speak at annual benefit for People & Stories/ Gente y Cuentos on March 24
There are still a few tickets left for the People & Stories/ Gente y Cuentos benefit this Thursday
