Judge issues temporary restraining order blocking Princeton Council from rescinding contract with sewer repair company
Mercer County Superior Court Judge Mary Jacobson issued a temporary restraining order on Monday evening to…
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Bags of asbestos pipe wrap found in a large container at Princeton sewer department site were compromised
An environmental consultant examined a container full of bags of asbestos pipe wrap that was found…
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Estimated cost for environmental assessment of Princeton sewer department site is almost $164,000
The Princeton Council is slated to vote Monday night on a contract for a consultant to…
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Contractor sues town of Princeton claiming company was only following officials’ orders when dumping on municipal property
Integrated Construction and Utilities of New Jersey, an Edison-based company that does sewer repair, demolition, and…
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Ordinance makes hens legal in Princeton as the popularity of backyard chickens rises during the pandemic
Karen Zemble has never felt a greater connection to farming and the land than she has…
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Officials acknowledge lack of oversight and ‘widespread and systemic violation’ of policies and procedures at Princeton sewer department site
Officials in Princeton announced Monday afternoon that a department director has been fired as a result…
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State inspector flagged problems at Princeton municipal site in February, yet NJDEP and local officials did nothing
When an employee from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection came to Princeton in February…
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Dumping at Princeton sewer department site prompts visits from Mercer County public health official, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection
Four representatives from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection inspected the Princeton municipal sewer department…
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Senior Princeton official put on paid leave, contractor to be terminated as investigation into dumping continues
Bob Hough, the head of the town of Princeton’s department of infrastructure and operations, has been…
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Public sewer department allegedly used for private gain in Princeton
A Princeton municipal site operated by the local sewer department and funded by taxpayer dollars has…
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Officials explore options to bring back Princeton’s food waste composting program
Princeton officials hope the municipal food waste composting program will be reinstated later this year, with…
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Oil from tank leak pollutes Bedens Brook
Residents on Mountain View Road in Montgomery noticed a fuel oil smell and a sheen on…
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11 tick species confirmed in New Jersey
A team led by Rutgers University professors has published a list of tick species confirmed to…
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State accepting applications for electric vehicle charging station grants
The State of New Jersey is accepting applications for grants to offset the cost of purchasing and…
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Princeton food waste meant to be composted is now going to an incinerator in Pa.
For the last several months, organic waste deposited in bins by participants in the town of…
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Montgomery Township preserves two Sourland properties along Rock Brook Greenway
Montgomery Township will preserve two properties in the ecologically sensitive Sourland Mountain region to expand the…
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Montgomery Township preserves 62 more acres in the Sourlands
Montgomery Township officials closed on a deal this Tuesday that preserves 62 more acres of land…
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Photo: Totem pole on display at Stonybrook Institute until end of August
A 16-foot totem pole is on display at the Watershed Institute until Aug. 31. The exhibition,…
