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 Council slated to pay p.r. firm $50,250 to manage weekly newsletter for six months
The contract can be renewed for another six months.
Princeton Council slated to introduce $72.47 budget on Monday
The proposed spending plan for 2023 is $72.47 million.
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Princeton Council considering ban on plastic dog waste pick-up bags
DNA will help identify dog owners who violated the new rule.
Public meeting on Witherspoon Street utility construction update set for March 31
People who want to attend the meeting can register in advance online.
Town official responds to complaint about nighttime work on Nassau Street
Additional nighttime work will take place when the gas company replaces its main on Witherspoon Street beginning next week, lasting for two weeks.
An alternative to the parking permit task force’s current solution for Princeton
A letter from Princeton-Murray residents regarding permit parking.
Princeton’s site review advisory board should be kept
The advisory board plays an important role in development and provides the public with information about upcoming projects.
Trash pickup delays continue across Princeton region as haulers struggle with staffing issues
Expect more pickup delays.
Municipality of Princeton declares state of emergency, institutes mask mandate as confirmed COVID cases hit record levels
The mask mandate goes into effect on Thursday.
Special Princeton Council meeting to discuss cannabis retail businesses postponed until the spring
A new date for the meeting has not been selected yet.
Increase in COVID cases leads to trash pick up delays in Princeton
Missed collections are expected to be picked up Tuesday.
South Brunswick schools shift to remote learning for first two weeks of year, mayor issues indoor mask mandate
The mask mandate is in effect until Jan. 31.
Lawrence Township municipal building closed due to increase in COVID cases
The building is closed to the public until further notice.
Public Princeton Council work session to discuss permit parking set for Jan. 11
Officials have ot decided whether the meeting will be held via Zoom or in person.
Princeton Parking Permit Task Force revises recommendations after public backlash
Employee permit parking was eliminated from the proposal for the Western Section of Princeton and some other streets near the high school.
