Residents File Suit Challenging Princeton Property Revaluation
A citizen group has filed a lawsuit challenging the 2010 Princeton property revaluation, arguing that the…
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Op-Ed: Library Controversy Shows Consolidation Would Endanger Princeton’s Downtown
By Phyllis Teitelbaum What does the Princeton Public Library have to do with consolidation? At first…
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Letters to the Editor: Consolidation is Common Sense and More
Consolidation is Common Sense To the Editor: Princeton was once the nation’s center of common sense….
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Date Set for Negotiations with Princeton Teachers Union
Representatives from the teachers union for the Princeton Regional Schools and school district officials will meet…
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Op-Ed: What Princeton Can Learn from Seneca Falls
A question often asked during meetings about consolidation is, “Where has this been done before and…
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All Aboard: Dinky Waiting Room Now Open Weekday Mornings
The smell of fresh varnish and new paint filled the air at the Dinky station this…
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Moore Issues Statement on Consolidation, University Debate
Dear Borough Voters: As the election nears, I am writing to ask for your support and…
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Letter to the Editor: Moore Dedicated to Community’s Values
Dear Editor: I am supporting Yina Moore for Borough Mayor because through her years of service…
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Just in Time for Election Day: The Capitol Steps Return to Princeton for Senior Center Fundraiser
America’s funniest political satire troupe, the Capitol Steps, is returning to Princeton this Saturday, and Lord…
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Dinky Station Waiting Room Set to Open
Princeton University will start opening the Dinky Station waiting room for five hours each weekday, starting…
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Freda Leaving Borough Post
The head of Princeton Borough’s emergency services department is leaving the borough to take a job…
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Letters to the Editor: Borough Council Candidate Says Spend Less, More Consolidation Opponents Weigh In
Bring Back Sanity in Municipal Spending To the Editor: I am running for Princeton Borough Council…
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Fall Storm Halloween Update (3:30 p.m.)
Route 206 is now open between Herrontown Road and Ewing Street in Princeton Township, and the…
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Letters to the Editor: Voting, Consolidation, and Thank You From a Mayoral Candidate
Yes, You Can Vote for a Candidate from Another Party To the Editor: As a long-time…
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Obituary: Former Township Official Dean Chace Dies at 84
Dean William Chace died at his home in Princeton on October 20 after a lengthy illness. …
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Princeton Halloween Weekend Picks
Friday, October 28 Princeton Hometown Halloween Parade – The annual traditional parade kicks off at Palmer…
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Princeton Twp. Police Union Lobbies Against Consolidation
The union representing Princeton Township police officers has sent a letter to residents claiming that consolidation…
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ACLU Goes to Court to Defend Occupy Trenton’s Right to Protest
The American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey was in Superior Court in Trenton Wednesday afternoon…