Princeton Township Police Blotter: $50,000 in Jewelry Reported Stolen, 2 Accidents at Shopping Center
A Princeton business owner reported this Tuesday that sometime between the last week of May and…
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Bread Truck Drops Its Deliveries on Route 206
In case you were wondering why Route 206 South was backed up this morning, a bread…
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34th Annual Anchor House Ride for Runaways Gets Ready to Roll
Virginia is for bike lovers – or at…
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Princeton Community Housing Names New Executive Director
Edward Truscelli has been named the new executive director of Princeton Community Housing, a local nonprofit…
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Letters: Thanks to ETS and the YWCA for a Great Race
To the Editor: On behalf of myself, and the other 650 participants in the June 26…
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Photo of the Day: Princeton Fireworks Over Lake Carnegie
The Fourth of July fireworks over Lake Carnegie in Princeton last night. Photo by Frank…
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Princeton Borough Police Blotter
Two British men allegedly stole the decorative wooden cutouts of Albert Einstein and Michelle Obama that…
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Mercer Planned Parenthood Names New CEO
Debby D’Arcangelo has been named the new president and CEO of the Planned Parenthood Association of…
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Letters: The Role of Affordable Housing at the Downtown Princeton Hospital Site
To the Editor: It is time to understand the role that affordable housing and rental housing…
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Resurfacing Work Slated to Begin on Two Area Roads This Monday
Milling and resurfacing work is scheduled to begin on Rosedale Road between Provinceline Road and Constitution…
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Ewing Street Home Uninhabitable After Fire
The new owners of a Ewing Street home were preparing to move in when their vacuum…
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Ivy Inn to Host Fundaraiser for Sick Child Today
Liam Barnosky loves animals, Blues Clues and his twin brother, Finn. But the Lawrenceville boy has…
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Bill Exempting Private Universities from Following Local Land Use Laws Passes in the NJ Senate
The New Jersey Senate voted in favor of a bill tonight that would exempt private universities and…
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Princeton Voters to Consider Open Space Tax This Fall
When Princeton voters go to the polls this November, they will be asked to approve an…
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Dudeck Named Police Chief of Consolidated Princeton
Princeton Borough Police Chief David Dudeck has been selected to serve as the chief for the…
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Corner House, TV 30 Could Be Moved to Princeton Borough Hall
A consolidation transition facilities committee has recommended that Corner House and TV 30 be moved from…
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Hun School of Princeton to Build New Academic Building
The Hun School of Princeton is planning to add a new building to its campus to…
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Letter to the Editor: Hospital Needs To Uphold Its Part of the Deal
Dear Editor: A deal is a deal. The hospital, the Borough, and the neighborhood that surrounds…