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.
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Free vegetarian lunches being distributed in Princeton on Sunday, March 28
The event will be held from 1 to 4 p.m.
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Charter school, all Princeton Public Schools now participating in discount card program that features more than 70 local businesses
The discount card costs $25 and the money supports various community and school programs.
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A year later, Princeton Mobile Food Pantry is here to stay
The need for food has grown over the past year and so have the efforts of the Princeton Mobile Food Pantry.
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YWCA Princeton and Arm in Arm to host mobile food pantry event on March 27
Food will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
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United Way of Greater Mercer County launches new financial coaching program
If you or someone you know are struggling with debt due to the pandemic, the United Way can help.
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Expanding access: Local doctors open free COVID-19 testing site at Princeton YMCA
The site is open daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Take home technology: Princeton Public Library to offer Chromebooks, more hotspots for loan beginning March 19
Library cardholders can borrow a mobile hotspot or Chromebook for two weeks.
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Historical Society of Princeton preserves 300 at-risk oral audio recordings
The Historical Society of Princeton used a grant to preserve the recordings so researchers can continue to access them for years to come.
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Northfield Bank Foundation donates $10,000 to Princeton First Aid and Rescue Squad for volunteer EMT training
The rescue squad serves Princeton residents, students, and visitors.
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Senior Resource Center to expand to two Princeton locations, but long-term future of Suzanne Patterson building unclear
Renovations at the new building will be completed in the fall of 2021. But the town’s plans for the Monument Drive property where the Suzanne Patterson Center is located are unclear.
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Princeton Public Library closed after staff member tests positive for COVID-19
The Princeton Public Library will be closed until further notice after a staff member tested positive…
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Annual Princeton Community Works conference for nonprofit leaders and volunteers goes virtual
Princeton Community Works, the conference for nonprofit leaders, board members, staff, and volunteers across the Central…
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It wasn’t all grim – local heroes served the Princeton area community in 2020 during the pandemic
Local organizations stepped up to serve people in need in 2020.
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Wave to Santa, drop off canned foods for the hungry at the 4th annual Jammin’ with Santa event this Saturday in Princeton
Drive up to the high school with your canned goods in bags or boxes between 10 a.m. and noon on Saturday.
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Volunteers needed for archaeological dig at Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum property in Skillman
The Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum and the Archaeology Society of New Jersey are conducting an…
