Princeton Symphony Orchestra and Princeton Festival merge, expand symphony board of trustees
The Princeton Symphony Orchestra and the Princeton Festival announced in late June that the organizations would…
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HomeFront dedicates new healing and memorial garden
The garden is located on HomeFront’s Ewing campus.
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Sourland Spectacular fundraiser returns this fall with two options for cyclists, runners, and hikers
The in=person event will take place Sept. 11.
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Photo: Junior League of Greater Princeton honors three local girls for their volunteer efforts
The girls have contributed to various community efforts.
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Fund for New Jersey announces latest grant recipients
The League of Women Voters was one of 18 grant recipients.
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Local teens raise more than $3k for Mercer special needs hockey program
This is the pair’s second successful fundraiser for the nonrpofit that seeks to help kids with special needs enjoy the game of hockey.
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Concerned about future of Princeton, residents form a coalition for responsible development
Some Princeton residents have formed a non-profit organization in an attempt to make sure Princetonians’ voices are heard when it comes to development in town.
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Photos: Princeton Community Pride Picnic draws hundreds
Pride Month commemorates the Stonewall riots, which occurred in June of 1969. Many pride events are held in June to recognize the impact LGBT people have had in the world.
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West Windsor volunteers packed more than 20,000 meals in one day for those in need
Members of the West Windsor Lions Club, the Leos, the Boy Scouts, and volunteers from the community gathered at the West Windsor Volunteer Fire Company on a recent Saturday to pack meals to be sent around the world.
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St. Francis Medical Center in Trenton has non-binding agreement to become part of Capital Health
In 2011, Capital Health shut down its 650,000-square-foot Mercer hospital campus on Bellevue Avenue in Trenton and moved to the suburbs, opening a new hospital in Hopewell Township.
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Philanthropist Betty Wold Johnson leaves $10 million to Watershed Institute
Johnson was a long-time supporter of the Watershed who served on the nonprofit’s advisory board for more than 20 years.
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Six Mercer County organizations to receive Juvenile Justice Commission grants to expand summer programs for at-risk youth
Fourteen organizations across the state have been awarded funding to expand summer programs.
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Tri-State Transportation Campaign names new executive director
Reynolds will begin her new job on May 3.
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N.J. food banks, including Mercer Street Friends, will receive a combined total of $10 million in federal aid
Gov. Phil Murphy signed a bill on Wednesday that directs $10 million from the federal Coronavirus…
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Latin American Legal Defense and Education Fund names new leader
The Latin American Legal Defense and Education Fund’s mission is to promote the rights of all immigrants, with a focus on the Latin American community in the Mercer County area.
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New Penn Medicine Princeton Health CEO guides medical center through the pandemic and beyond
James Demetriades replaced Barry Rabner, who served as President and CEO of the healthcare system since 2002.
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Princeton Medical Center to outsource management of community clinic
The change will take place effective May 1.
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Unions for Princeton Public Schools employees support mobile food pantry with dollars and volunteer hours
The unions raised more than $4,500 for the mobile food pantry.
