Princeton Soup & Sandwich Company serves up meals for healthcare workers and first responders with support from the community
The effort started when Palmer Square Management paid the Princeton Soup & Sandwich Company to make…
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COVID-19 local business spotlight: Lillipies Bakery
As the COVID-19 outbreak forces local businesses to adopt new practices, Lillipies relies on the sale…
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Princeton Mobile Food Pantry supplies neighbors in need with food and more during coronavirus crisis
The food pantry at the Henry Pannell Learning Center on Clay Street in Princeton was closed…
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Free farmers market today in Ewing
Farmers Against Hunger is partnering with several other area organizations to host a free emergency farm…
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Share My Meals partners with Princeton restaurants to feed the hungry during COVID-19 pandemic
When the nonprofit Share My Meals was incorporated in January in Princeton, it had a twofold…
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COVID-19 local business spotlight: The Bent Spoon
When news of the spreading coronavirus struck, Gabrielle Carbone and Matt Errico closed their Bent Spoon…
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COVID-19 local business spotlight: Jammin’ Crepes
While New Jersey residents stay home and wait for the current pandemic to subside, some restaurant…
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Princeton area volunteers and donors help keep food pantries stocked during coronavirus crisis
More people are facing food insecurity in the Princeton region because of job furloughs, layoffs, and…
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McCaffrey’s offers senior shopping hour for residents 60 and older in response to coronavirus outbreak
Several shoppers at McCaffrey’s had an idea. Why not have a shopping hour just for seniors…
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NJ governor: Restaurants, bars, gyms, movies must close by 8 p.m. Monday
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has ordered that restaurants, bars, gyms, and movies close by 8…
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Dorothy Mullen, Suppers Programs founder, dies at 64
Dorothy Smith Mullen, an environmental, food, and healthcare activist, died in hospice care at home in…
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Princeton Restaurant Week returns March 8-15
Princeton Restaurant Week, a new event that began last year, will feature more than 30 local…
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New Lawrence Shake Shack features local custard creations
The Shake Shack restaurant chain opened its first location in Mercer County on Monday morning. The…
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Cargot Brasserie closed for renovations, slated to become a steakhouse
Cargot Brasserie, an upscale restaurant on the Princeton University campus in one of the former Dinky…
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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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Jammin’ Crêpes chosen to run the cafe at the Princeton Public Library
Jammin’ Crêpes will take over the cafe at the Princeton Public Library beginning in July. The…
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Fenwick Hospitality Group sells all three Princeton restaurants
Jim Nawn, owner of the Fenwick Hospitality Group, has sold his catering business and all three…
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Hopewell Theater buys former Brother’s Moon restaurant
The owners of the Hopewell Theater announced Monday that they have bought the former Brother’s Moon…
