Should Princeton be a town or a city? Development proposals threaten character of town
Letters – This Thursday night, the planning board will revisit a proposal to tear down historic homes on Prospect Avenue.
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South Brunswick man dies in Sunday morning crash
Police are seeking witnesses to the crash.
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Maurice Hawk School in West Windsor temporarily pivots to virtual instruction due to COVID-19 outbreak
At least 11 students and three staff members at the Maurice Hawk School in West Windsor…
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Two Princeton High School students test positive for COVID-19
School officials informed parents on Sunday that a second student at the high school has tested positive for COVID-19.
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Seven ways to support Princeton area residents displaced by flooding from Tropical Storm Ida
Some organizations are asking for money, while others are collecting gift cards or food.
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Another round of layoffs at the Educational Testing Service
This is the fourth round of layoffs at ETS since the pandemic began.
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Princeton neighborhoods blanketed with anti-Catholic, anti-Muslim, homophobic ‘Chick Tract’ comic books
Residents on numerous streets in Princeton woke up Thursday to find that offensive, ultra-conservative Christian religious…
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FEMA site opens in Mercer County for residents and business owners who suffered damages during Tropical Storm Ida
The service center opened today and will be open daily.
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Princeton League of Women Voters to host forums for District 16 and Princeton Board of Education candidates
The forums are being livestreamed. You can submit questions for candidates via email.
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Neurodiverse kids should not be marginalized when it comes to school district’s extracurricular activities
Opinion: School policies do not match promises of equity and inclusion when it comes to neurodiverse kids
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Flood debris removal service begins today for Franklin Township residents
Certain items can’t be left at the curb.
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Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad Chief Frank Setnicky to retire after 35 years of service
Captain Shawn Gallagher will become the new chief of the squad.
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Princeton University tops U.S. News & World Report’s college rankings again
Princeton ranked No. 1 for the 11th year in a row.
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Students should be able to eat lunch outside every day due to COVID-19
Opinion: Eating lunch in cafeterias is a recipe for spreading COVID-19
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Princeton Police Blotter: Five vehicles stolen in Princeton, more mailbox check thefts reported, bike taken
Lock your vehicles and don’t keep your keys inside.
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Photos: Princeton 9/11 memorial dedication and remembrance ceremony
The memorial was a decade in the making.
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Bruce Springsteen performs ‘I’ll See You in My Dreams’ at the 9/11 memorial in New York on the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks
Remembrance ceremonies are being held throughout the region this weekend.
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Corner House names new executive director
David Errickson replaces Gary DeBlasio, who announced his retirement earlier this year.
