Corner House employee selected to become Princeton’s new human services director
Officials in Princeton have chosen Rhodalynn Jones to serve as the next human services director to…
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Council to vote on Hun School zoning change, cannabis ordinance, abolition of local assistance board, leaf and brush consultant Monday night
The Princeton Council will decide Monday night whether to grant the Hun School a zoning change…
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In Princeton, a public meeting on Zoom that the public can’t attend
This is the second time in a month that there has been no Zoom link right before or during one of the public agenda sessions.
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COVID-19 cases in Montgomery and Rocky Hill reach highest level in 12 weeks
Several vaccination clinics are being offered in Montgomery next week.
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New path connects schools, parks, and neighborhoods in Montgomery
A new two-mile pathway has opened in Montgomery that connects township schools, providing linkages and safe…
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Princeton officials decide to hold off on sanctioning local cannabis businesses in order to study the issue further
The task force plans to bring recommendations to the council in the near future.
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Princeton Council removes parking enforcement technology from capital improvement bond ordinance in wake of community opposition
The decision is a reversal of a council vote two weeks ago to introduce the bond ordinance with financing for the license plate reader technology included.
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Princeton native Evan Moorhead is named new municipal recreation department director
He begins his new post July 1.
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Zoom bomber disrupts Princeton cannabis task force meeting
The meeting was an opportunity for members of the public to weigh in on task for recommendations.
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Princeton Human Services director is latest employee to leave the municipality
She will begin her new job at the university on Aug. 2.
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With help from local businesses, Princeton health officials are doing street outreach and vaccinating underserved residents
About 40 people received a COVID-19 vaccine at a pop-up clinic last Friday in the Witherspoon Jackson neighborhood.
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Princeton municipal buildings to reopen for services on May 17
Hours will be expanded in a few weeks.
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Princeton Public Library to expand operating hours next week
Contactless pickup of library materials will still be available.
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Princeton Recreation Director Ben Stentz resigns
Stentz has worked for the recreation department for more than two decades.
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Princeton Council approves contract for new administrator (updated)
The new administrator will receive $220,000 per year beginning in 2022, plus benifits.
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Municipality of Princeton selects new administrator (updated)
The new administrator will begin his new job on or about May 3.
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Princeton Council introduces $66.6 million municipal budget
Officials hope federal aid due to the pandemic will fill the budget gap.
