Marvin Reed, a champion of affordable housing, will be missed by many
The Princeton Community Housing Development Corp. and Princeton Community Housing join with the larger community to…
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County workers begin scanning ballots in N.J.
Workers began counting ballots for the general election on Oct. 28.
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Princeton administrator to retire in April
Marc Dashield, the administrator for the municipality of Princeton, announced to staff members Tuesday morning in…
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Marvin Reed, former Princeton Borough mayor, dies at 89
The former mayor died on Oct. 12 after a lengthy battle with Parkinson’s disease.
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Residents wonder whether the work on their street will ever be finished by contractor
Dear Editor: It seems like it was many, many months ago that a ragtag group of…
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Montgomery Township ends energy aggregation program
Montgomery Township officials have decided not to renew the towns’s energy aggregation program, which expires in…
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Municipality of Princeton hires new emergency management director
Michael Yeh has been named to serve as the new director of emergency and safety services…
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NJ Senate moves to let towns go deeper in debt to weather pandemic crisis
This story was written and produced by NJ Spotlight. It is being republished under a special…
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Mary Jacobs Library in Rocky Hill will continue to operate after new library is built in Montgomery
The Mary Jacobs Library, located at 64 Washington Street in Rocky Hill, will remain open after…
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Montgomery lemonade stand raises more than $300 for COVID-19 relief in one afternoon
Three Montgomery girls hosted a lemonade stand on Thursday in Skillman, and raised more than $300…
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Princeton Recreation Commission will decide on pool opening, rates for the shorter season, this Thursday
The Princeton Recreation Commission will likely approve the opening of the Community Park Pool and rates…
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Princeton residents have until June 1 to pay property taxes
The grace period to pay property taxes in Princeton has been extended to June 1. Residents…
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Two more residents die from COVID-19 complications, bringing Princeton’s total to eight deaths
Two more Princeton residents have died as a result of complications from COVID-19, bringing the total…
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Resident of Acorn Glen Assisted Living dies from COVID-19 complications, bringing total recorded coronavirus deaths in Princeton to six
A woman in her 70s who was living at Acorn Glen Assisted Living in Princeton died…
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Third resident of Princeton Care Center dies from COVID-19 complications
A third resident of the Princeton Care Center has died as a result of complications from…
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Princeton firefighter tests positive for COVID-19
A Princeton figherfighter has tested positive for COVID-19. The firefighter first developed symptoms on April 12…
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Second resident of Princeton Care Center dies from COVID-19
A second resident of the Princeton Care Center has died as a result of complications from…
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Open and closed: Princeton area parks (updated 4:15 p.m. Wednesday)
All state parks have been closed by the governor of New Jersey to support social distancing….
