Hinkson’s Office Supply Store will remain, but longtime owners are moving on
The name of the store will remain the same.
West Windsor Arts Council member show ‘Yesterday Today Tomorrow’ runs from March 28 through June 3
The opening reception for the exhibition is Friday, March 31.
Volunteers gear up for the biggest book sale in the Princeton region
The sale begins Wednesday and ends at noon on Sunday. Admission is free every day except Wednesday.
Graveside ceremony at Princeton Cemetery honors President Grover Cleveland
The annual ceremony takes place on his birthday.
Princeton University will make PILOT payments to school district for first time as some of the Ivy League school’s properties are removed from the tax rolls
The university will pay the school district $2.75 million a year for five years.
Earlier trash wake-up call: Collection in Princeton may begin as early as 6 a.m. if change is approved by council
Will the time change help with the trash problems in the Central Business District? Time will tell.
Princeton Charter School, Princeton International School of Mathematics and Science teams headed to National Science Bowl
The national competition will be held in Washington, D.C. April 27-May 1.
March art exhibition at Small World Coffee: ‘Mindscapes and More’ by Spriha Gupta
The exhibition runs until April 4 at the Witherspoon Street location.
Former Nuclear Research Facility in Plainsboro sold for $7.7 million
Princeton Life Science Park LLC has purchased 31 Schalks Crossing Road in Plainsboro for $7.7 million….
‘Celebrating the Everyday’ project will honor late Hopewell artist J. Seward Johnson II
The year-long project will feature art installations and events.
Historical Society of Princeton launches new Einstein audio feature for museum visitors
The Historical Society of Princeton will also offer several Einstein-related programs at the Princeton Public Library as part of the annual Pi Day Princeton festivities.
Possible tornado damages condos, cars, and businesses in Lawrence
About 60 people were displaced from their homes.
Photos: Court Club building move underway on Prospect Avenue
The building was turned 180 degrees on Wednesday.
Labyrinth Books and Princeton Public Library to host launch of Matthew Desmond’s ‘Poverty, By America’ March 23
The event will be held at Nassau Presbyterian Church.
Ewing historian’s sleuthing leads to rediscovery of historic mural of Washington crossing the Delaware River
The mural will be displayed at the new visitor center at Washington Crossing State Park.
Friends of Princeton Open Space launches 2023 photo contest
The deadline to submit photos is April 22.
State: Mercer County repeatedly failed to make proper payroll tax payments to IRS and N.J. (updated)
Mercer County paid nearly $4.5 million in penalties and interest for delinquent tax filings and payments between 2018 and 2021.
Princeton area Martin Luther King Jr. Day events
Several free events will take place in the Princeton area.