Photos: Princeton area residents celebrate the solar eclipse of 2024
Thank you to all the readers who submitted photos of solar eclipse celebrations across the Princeton region.
Seven Princeton area runs and walks for April and May organized by local nonprofits
Looking for a race, fun run, or walk for you or your kids this spring in the Princeton area? We’ve got you covered. Bonus: These races all benefit local charities.
Some Princeton Democratic leaders call on Mercer County Clerk to drop county-line ballot appeal
Paula Sollami Covello is one of 17 clerks appealing a judge’s decision to change the ballot for the Democratic primary. Two county clerks have dropped out of the lawsuit so far.
Friends of Princeton Open Space kicks off 9th annual photo contest
Friends of Princeton Open Space, a nonprofit devoted to land preservation and stewardship in Princeton, has announced its 2024 photo contest, “Perspectives on Preservation.” The annual contest is sponsored by the REI Co-op on Route 1 in Lawrence. Now in its ninth year, the contest originally coincided with REI’s Opt Outside campaign the day after…
Landslide victory: U.S. Senate candidate Andy Kim wins endorsement of local Princeton Democratic club
Tammy Murphy only received one vote at the Princeton Community Democratic Organization meting Sunday night.
Princeton Symphony Orchestra announces Princeton Festival summer line-up
The Princeton Symphony Orchestra has announced the artistic line-up for this year’s Princeton Festival, which will take place June 7-22 at Morven Museum & Garden and Trinity Church. Events range from a concert featuring star soprano Angel Blue, a comic opera by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a tribute honoring Tina Turner, and a Juneteenth celebration with…
New exhibition at Trinity Church in Princeton shares stories of immigrants
The exhibition is on display through Easter.
YWCA Princeton to honor four women at 40th annual gala
The gala will be held on March 1.
Celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Princeton Tea Party
Regisistration is requested for the Jan. 27 event.
New foundation created in memory of Leslie and Olivia Kuenne is focused on integrating math and arts education
The Olivia & Leslie Foundation Arts + Math Program kicked off in January at the Johnson Park Elementary School in Princeton.
Citizen group sues municipality, challenges new Princeton Master Plan process
The lawsuit is seeking a ruling from the court that voids the Princeton Planning Board’s approval of the Master Plan.
Princeton Care Center nursing home owners suspended from N.J. Medicaid program by state comptroller
The suspension, carried out by the Office of the State Comptroller due to the Bogners’ actions at the nursing home, goes into effect on March 28.
Community Support Saves Princeton Academy from closure
Donors and other supporters have helped the private school find a path forward for the next academic year and beyond.
Tuesday 11:30 p.m. update: Storm already causing havoc in Princeton area including downed trees, closed roads, transformer fire, power outages
Stay home if you can. Conditions are getting worse out there.
Imprisoned journalist Evan Gershkovich to be honored by National Press Foundation
Gershkovich has spent nearly 300 days in a Russian prison.
Washington Road Bridge in Princeton and West Windsor to be closed for 10 days starting Jan. 2
Another year, another bridge closure.
Bluestone Lane to open new cafe in West Windsor Nov. 30
The café is located at the Nassau Park Pavilion on Route 1 South.
Photos: EMS Black Friday Campout at MarketFair
More than 100 people camped out at MarketFair on Friday, but not to wait in line for sales.