An open letter to the Princeton Public Schools Board of Education
The attempts to prevent board members from having access to board information are unethical and undermine the trust voters have in the Princeton Board of Education.… Read More
Editorial: Why death notices and obituaries should be free
I want readers to know that Planet Princeton publishes obituaries, with one photo and unlimited words, free of charge. I edit these … Read More
Thanks for supporting OptOutside
To the Planet Princeton editor: On behalf of Friends of Princeton Open Space, I would like to thank the … Read More
Could some millionaires step up to help save Westminster Choir College?
Dear Editor: It appears that Rider University is now determined to close down the Princeton campus of Westminster Choir College … Read More
Giving thanks for the opportunity to do local journalism
Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. There are no presents, or costumes, or nods to religion. It’s a pause in the … Read More
Freedom of speech and the local school board
Dear Editor: The Princeton Board of Education has just mandated that its members may not publicly question school board actions … Read More
Independent Princeton Council candidate thanks voters
Dear Editor: I wish to say a quick thanks to those who supported me and our shared vision of being … Read More
Maximizing an incredible community asset: Thoughts on the Dinky, parking permits, and the Alexander Street closure
Dear Editor: I suspect that a number of folks who live on the Princeton side of the D&R Canal have … Read More
Dorothy Mullen’s efforts show that one person can make a difference in a community
Dear Editor: A town’s success depends critically on its ability to engage community members of all walks of life to … Read More
A ‘climate-concerned’ lunch menu that is anything but sustainable
Dear Editor: The irony is so delicious. A recent luncheon in town featured a talk by the head of Sustainable … Read More
Tell officials you want action on climate change now
Climate demonstrations like the Hinds Plaza gathering in Princeton may help prod our government to take action against global warming, … Read More
Letters: Kendal committed to the education and wellbeing of all students
I am writing to support Dafna Kendal’s candidacy for the Board of Education. I’ve known Dafna since our children started … Read More
Indigenous Peoples Day will raise awareness in Princeton
To the Editor: Princeton Council has just taken a major step forwards to truth-telling and social justice, voting unanimously on … Read More
Letters opposing the purchase of an armored vehicle by Mercer County
Why an Armored Vehicle for the Mercer County Sheriff’s Department? To the Editor: We, the undersigned, representing Not In Our … Read More
Kendal committed to Princeton Public Schools
To the Editor: I am proud to write in support of Dafna Kendal’s candidacy for the Princeton Public Schools Board … Read More
Princeton Recreation Department 2019 Aquathon for kids a success
On behalf of the Princeton Recreation Commission, I would like to thank our sponsors, volunteers, participants and Recreation staffers who … Read More
