Letters: Residents Urge Princeton School Board and Union to Come to an Agreement
To the Editor, We are writing to express our disappointment that the contract negotiations between the…
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Letters: Speak Out to Retain Scale, Provide Affordable Housing in Witherspoon-Jackson Neighborhood
Over the past two months, a group of residents has sought a compromise solution for 31-33…
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Letters: Reduce Princeton Teachers’ Health Insurance Premiums
To the Editor: This Tuesday, June 2nd, negotiators for the Princeton Board of Education and PREA,…
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Letters: Princeton School District’s Quest for International Baccalaureate Designation a Waste of Money
To the Editor, We are outraged to hear that before the school board settles the teacher’s…
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Letters: Thanks to McCarter Theatre Gala Supporters
Dear Editor, On May 9 McCarter Theatre Center held its annual Gala, and we would like…
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Op-Ed: NJ Transit Fare Increase Is An Unfair Approach to Transportation Funding
By Peter Kasabach To help close an $80 million budget gap, NJ Transit has proposed to…
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Letters: Keep 655 Princeton-Plainsboro Bus Route
In response to the agency’s proposal to discontinue the 655 Princeton-Plainsboro bus route, I would like…
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Letters: Princeton Special Needs Prom a Great Success
To the Editor: The Princeton Special Needs Prom on May 8 was our most successful yet….
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Letters: Princeton Teachers Union Thanks Supporters
The Princeton Education Association (PREA) would like to thank the many parents, students, community members, and…
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Letters: Students Are the Ones Who Lose as Teacher Contract Negotiations Drag On
Due to the ongoing union negotiations between the Princeton Board of Education and the teachers union…
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Letters: Thanks to Supporters of McCarter’s Relaxed Performance for People with Autism
Dear Editor: McCarter Theatre was delighted to present a relaxed performance of Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville: A…
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Letters: Parents Call on School Board and Princeton Teachers Union to End Bitter Contract Dispute
Princeton School Board and PREA Both Need to Compromise and End Their Impasse To the Editor:…
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Letters: Americans with Disabilities Act Sensitivity Training on Accessibility to the Arts a Success
Dear Editor: On behalf of the Board and staff of McCarter Theatre Center, I would like…
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Letters: Why Black History Month?
Understanding Black History is important because we must understand the past in order to guide our…
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Princeton Councilman: More Public Input Needed on Bike Lanes
To the Editor: The issue of bike lanes vs. on street parking is coming before Princeton’s…
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Bike Lanes Are Good for Everyone in Princeton
The Princeton Council will hold a public hearing on installing bike lanes on Hamilton Avenue between…
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Hamilton Avenue and What it Might Take to Make Our Streets More Comfortable for People to Cycle
Fitzgerald: The rich are different from you and me Hemingway: Yes, they have more money Around…
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Op-Ed: Public Investment in the Arts Pays Dividends, Promotes Creativity, Preserves Cultural Heritage
By James Christen Steward According to Americans for the Arts, the nonprofit arts industry (museums, theater…
