Putin propaganda or Princeton prank? (updated)
Propagana for Russian President Vladimir Putin was on display on Nassau Street in Princeton Thursday.
Bernard Miller, former Princeton Township mayor, dies at 95
Miller served as an elected official in Princeton for more than 15 years.
ICE issues statement about “targeted intelligence” raid in Princeton
According to ICE, one person was arrested in Princeton Wednesday.
ICE conducts raids in Princeton: “Everyone is terrified”
Several men in unmarked vehicles wearing vests with the words “police” on them came to Princeton…
Princeton Human Services summer youth employment program now accepting applications
Applications are due by April 26.
Princeton University and Municipality of Princeton agree on new five-year PILOT deal
The school also intends to distribute up to $10 million over five years to a nonprofit organization to provide property tax relief for lower- and middle-income Princeton homeowners.
Fact check follow-up: Affordable units at AvalonBay’s Thanet development (Avalon Princeton Circle)
The van. 22 video excerpt and documents related to Avalon Princeton Circle (Thanet).
Fact check: How many affordable housing units are there at AvalonBay Princeton Circle?
Only five percent of the units at Avalon Princeton Circle, 11 units, are affordable units.
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 governing body seeks to consolidate power, eliminate more boards, committees and commissions
The Princeton Council is slated to vote on disbanding the municipality’s civil rights commission, human services commission, and affordable housing board, combining all three into one seven-member advisory board called the community services advisory committee.
Princeton Planning Board votes unanimously to approve new Master Plan
The meeting lasted more than five hours and the board voted just before 12:30 a.m.
Planning board chairwoman responds to Princeton Board of Education letter about the Master Plan and PILOT agreements
The letter responds to issues the school board raised about a lack on input on the Master Plan and about PILOTS given to developers.
Fact check: A primer on how Payment in Lieu of Taxes deals work in New Jersey
Cutting through the smoke screen and double talk on how PILOTs work.
Princeton School Board: District leaders did not get to provide significant Master Plan input, schools don’t receive money from PILOTs officials negotiated with developers
The Princeton School Board weighs in on the draft master plan.
Princeton group starts petition calling for a master plan pause
More than 400 people have signed the petition so far. The municipality issued a “frequently asked questions” document Tuesday afternoon that references the petition.
Princeton residents push back against draft master plan
The next public meeting will be held Nov. 30. Residents expressed concerns about density, housing affordability, environental issues, historic preservation, and the burden of development on the public schools.
Developer proposes 238 luxury apartment units for Princeton Seminary site on Route 206
Twenty percent of the apartment units would be affordable-income units.
Princeton Master Plan open house set for Wednesday, Sept. 27
You can drop in at the municipal building in Princeton any time between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday.