Appointments for COVID-19 vaccines at CVS pharmacies in N.J. filled up right after the registration portal opened
Attempting to get an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccine still feels like playing the lottery for many frustrated New Jersey residents.
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Federal judge Morton Greenberg dies at 87
Greenberg served as a judge at the state and federal levels for 47 years.
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Actions of Sen. Ted Cruz at Capitol denounced by Princeton University classmates in joint statement
More than 300 classmates of Cruz had signed the document as of Friday night.
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In quotes: What Princeton area leaders are saying about the riot at the Capitol
“This is not a mere protest, this is a disruption of democracy. And it is the…
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Q&A with new Princeton Mayor Mark Freda
Mark Freda will be sworn in as the mayor of Princeton during a public meeting on…
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Supporters of Chinese dissident in West Windsor face off with protesters for second week
The counter-protesters have vowed to keep coming back as long as the protesters are in front of the familys home.
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Princeton High School Studio Band releases album recorded last year at Abbey Road Studios in London
The Princeton High School Studio Band visited the famed Abbey Road Studios in London a year ago. While there, they recorded the newly released full-length album, “Princeton Studio Band: The Abbey Road Sessions.”
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In Princeton Junction, a Chinese dissident faces harassment as part of a disinformation campaign by a billionaire with close ties to Steve Bannon
Protesters have stood outside the home of Teng Biao for three days this week, claiming he is a spy for the government of China.
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Princeton Health Department staff member tests positive for COVID-19
A staff member in the Princeton Health Department has tested positive for COVID-19 and is in…
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Avoid Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood due to water main break, 206 near Mountain Avenue due to fire activity
Drivers should avoid the Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood, especially John Street and Clay Street, due to a major…
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New Jersey joins coalition suing to protect U.S. Postal Service and mail-in voting from cutbacks and slowed deliveries
“The Postal Service’s unofficial motto states that ‘neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of…
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Princeton Wire: 8.24.2020
What we’re reading from around the web. Amid outrage from Hawaiʻi residents, Princeton alumni plans for…
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Princeton Wire: 8.21.2020
What we’re reading. Heads up: We sometimes link to sites that limit access for non-subscribers. The…
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Michelle Obama praises her alma mater’s decision to remove Woodrow Wilson’s name from school, residential college
Former First Lady Michelle Obama, a prominent Princeton University graduate, praised her alma mater for deciding…
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Upcoming Princeton area protests against racism and police brutality June 13-18
Saturday, June 13 Camden – The Black Men Rising coalition led by the Rev. Levi Combs,…
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Protesters plan to picket Hamilton restaurant because of racist Facebook posts
Mercer County residents who support racial justice are calling on people to boycott the Hamilton restaurant…
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Photos: Thousands attend rallies against racism and police brutality across Mercer County
In almost every municipality in Mercer County, groups hosted marches or rallies over the weekend to…
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Photos: Thousands pack the streets of Princeton to protest racism and police brutality
In Princeton on Tuesday evening, Nassau Street was a sea of people from Washington Road all…
