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
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Op-ed: The existing Dinky still has an important future
Will the Dinky in some form survive in the future or will it be replaced by buses?
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Water main break closes two lanes of Route 1 in South Brunswick
Avoid Route 1 north in South Brunswick until Monday morning.
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Sandra Knapp, advocate for children, dies at 73
Sandra was the mother of Planet Princeton publisher Krystal Knapp.
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Op-ed: Proposed special improvement district will not benefit small businesses in Princeton
Marco Cucchi, president of Thomas Sweet Chocolate, weighs in on the Princeton Council’s desire to create a special improvement district.
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Educator Toba Dincin Bierman of Princeton dies at 85
She was an educator in the public schools in Princeton for almost three decades.
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Princeton arts focus: Robert Hummel, the artist behind those familiar scenes of Princeton
He worked for years with the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade studio in Hoboken.
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Police seek help locating missing Rider University student
The student has been missing since Feb. 2.
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Princeton arts focus: Ficus Bon Vivant restaurant highlights work of local artists and students through exhibitions
The current exhibition at the restaurant runs through Feb. 27.
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Research scientist Qiuyan Wu dies at 58
She was a Princeton resident for 24 years.
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School mask mandate in N.J. to be lifted March 7
Schools can still choose to require their students to wear masks.
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Financial assistance for N.J. homeowners available starting Feb. 8
The program will provide up to $35,000 in assistance to cover mortgage arrearages, delinquent property taxes, and other housing costs.
