Mercer County Parks Director Put on Paid Leave for 30 Days in Wake of Attorney General’s Investigation
Kevin Bannon, the executive director of the Mercer County Park Commission, has been put on paid…
-
-
Princeton Council Tables Vote on 2016 Budget
The governing body for Princeton couldn’t come to an agreement Monday night on where to make…
-
Princeton Deputy Administrator Kathy Monzo Hired for Top Post in North Brunswick
Kathy Monzo, the deputy administrator and director of finance for the town of Princeton, has accepted…
-
Princeton Council Approves Witherspoon-Jackson Historic District
It’s official – the town of Princeton now has 20 historic districts. Princeton Council members voted…
-
Princeton Council Continues to Violate Sunshine Law Regarding Closed Session Agenda Notices
Residents interested in litigation discussed by the governing body behind closed doors have no idea what…
-
Second Candidate Enters Princeton Mayoral Race
Princeton native Peter Marks will run for mayor of Princeton in the GOP primary this June,…
-
Council Slated to Approve Legal Settlement with Two Former Princeton Township Police Officers
The Princeton Council will review and likely approve a settlement for $200,000with two former Princeton Township…
-
Princeton Fact Check: Did the Mercer GOP Endorse Trump?
“The Mercer County GOP endorsed Donald Trump for president.” – Princeton Mayor Liz Lempert, Princeton…
-
Princeton Democratic Municipal Committee Makes Recommendations About Ballot Placement for Council Candidates
The Princeton Democratic Municipal Committee met Tuesday night to interview council candidates and make recommendations on…
-
Princeton Council Candidates Fail to Win Democratic Club Endorsement
The local Democratic club did not endorse a candidate for the Princeton Council at its meeting…
-
Planet Princeton Announces New Feature Called Princeton Fact Check
Planet Princeton is excited to announce a new feature — Princeton Fact Check. Public officials who…
-
Taxpayers Foot the Bill for Christie Administration’s Withholding of Public Records
The state has paid out more than $1 million in legal fees for failed attempts to…
-
Residents Want Princeton University Property Rezoned
Several residents asked the Princeton Council Monday night to change the zoning for the Butler Tract,…
-
List of NJ Public Officials Receiving 100K-Plus Pensions Doubled Over Last Five Years
The number of retired New Jersey public officials who collect more than $100,000 a year from…
-
Councilman Patrick Simon Explains Why He Didn’t Sign Statement About Princeton Professor’s Arrest
Democratic Councilman Patrick Simon, the lone member of the governing body to not sign a join…
-
Princeton Governing Body Issues Statement About Perry Incident
The following statement was issued by the governing body of the town of Princeton today regarding…
-
2016 Candidate Filing Deadlines and Election Schedule in NJ
The deadline to file a petition to run as a candidate in a June primary race…
-
Princeton Councilwoman Jenny Crumiller Formally Announces Re-Election Campaign
Citing the need to maintain the quality of life and the small-town character that has drawn…
