Concept plan for affordable housing site at Princeton Shopping Center falls short of important goals
To the Editor, With Princeton’s need for more affordable housing so acute and a collective desire…
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It’s too soon to send kids back to school
Dear Editor: It is still far too risky to send our kids back to school. Our…
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A letter to readers regarding attacks against Planet Princeton and the local press
A central pillar of President Trump’s politics has been a sustained assault on the free press….
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Building homes of distinction in the public spirit: The opportunity for market and affordable housing on Franklin Avenue
An op-ed from Princeton Future by Kevin Wilkes, president and Sheldon Sturges, executive director.
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Princeton Council should reconsider funding priorities and spend less money on the police
Dear Editor: Princeton is a place that is held in high esteem the world over. I…
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Persichilli is a true advocate for healthcare
The New Jersey State Nurses Association, which advocates for more than 160,000 licensed nurses, supports the…
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Princeton Bicycle Advisory Committee calls for ‘Slow Streets’ program in town
Dear Editor: The COVID-19 Stay-at-Home order has resulted in fewer cars on the road. Families have…
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Election 2020 endorsement letters (mayor, council, other Princeton area, state races)
Editor’s note: We are running all endorsement letters for candidates seeking elected office in one post…
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PFARS alumnus, now a surgical resident, thanks squad for its support
While it’s unfortunate that I was not able to make the trip to Princeton for my fifth…
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Op-ed: The streets belong to the people
By Richard K. Rein With evidence suggesting that the spread of the Covid-19 virus is less…
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Native plants support pollinators
Letter to the Editor: When I first moved to Princeton years ago, spring welcomed back such…
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Princeton Environmental Commission subcommittee responds to criticisms regarding community renewable energy program
Dear Editor: On behalf of the Princeton Environmental Commission Subcommittee who worked on the municipality’s energy…
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Letters: Be a good neighbor and wear a mask in public
We have lived here in Princeton for almost 50 years. We raised our children here and have…
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Betty Wold Johnson’s impact will be felt for decades to come
Letter to the Editor Like so many non-profit organizations in the greater Princeton area, the Princeton-Blairstown…
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Letters: Renewable Alchemy Comes to Princeton!
By Charles Skinner Every new car comes with a window sticker that certifies its environmental attributes,…
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Environment New Jersey supports Princeton’s renewable energy aggregation program
Dear Editor: Given the headwinds we’re facing in Washington—and more to the point, given the Trump…
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Princeton community energy program a boondoggle that undermines progress
By Alfred Cavallo To the Editor: In an April 14 press release and in a full-page,…
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Princeton Chinese Community thanks supporters of COVID-19 relief effort that netted more than $62,000 worth of protective equipment, food, and cash donations
As we wrap up our COVID-19 relief effort, we want to take the opportunity to thank…
