Management at the 20 Nassau Street building sent a letter to tenants on Friday confirming that the building has been sold. According
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The office and retail building at the corner of Nassau Street and Chambers Street in Princeton that has been the longtime home
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I am writing to support Dafna Kendal’s candidacy for the Board of Education. I’ve known Dafna since our children started kindergarten together
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The Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber Community Development Fund, in partnership with the Princeton Area Community Foundation and the Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber
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Burlington Stores, a national discount retailer, has announced that it will open a new store at 200 Nassau Park Boulevard in the
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Baxter Construction has won a national award for the the renovation of the Wojciechowicz Barn at the Updike Farmstead in Princeton. The
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For 18 years, the owner of Pins and Needles on Chambers Street in downtown Princeton has welcomed knitters, would-be knitters and needlepointers
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To the Editor: Our Princeton Merchants Association survey results (posted on our website), and public feedback show that the new parking plan
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Kevin Mahoney has been named the next CEO of the University of Pennsylvania Health System. He will succeed Ralph Muller, who has
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The New Jersey Entrepreneurial Network is now part of the Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce. The organizations announced the consolidation in a
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The Bank of Princeton has entered into an agreement to buy five branches of Beneficial Bank in Bordentown, Browns Mills, Chesterfield, Deptford, and Sicklerville. Beneficial has been acquired
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Business owners and residents in the Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood in downtown Princeton attended the public meeting of the local governing body Monday night
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Custom Ink, an online company with 17 stores in Virginia, Texas and Nevada, will open an apparel and accessories store on Palmer
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A new consignment shop just opened in downtown Princeton at the former CoolVines location at 21 Spring Street. The store, called Princeton
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Pacers Princeton Running, which was located at 7 Palmer Square West, closed its doors at the beginning of the month. The company
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Officials celebrated the opening of the Princeton Innovation Center BioLabs incubator on May 17. More than 100 representatives from Princeton University, the
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The Peacock Inn, a 16-room luxury hotel on Bayard Lane in downtown Princeton, has been sold to Genesis Investment Properties, a Hamilton-based commercial
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McCaffrey’s Supermarket at the Princeton Shopping Center will soon be selling alcohol. The Princeton Council unanimously approved the transfer of the retail
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