Is unlimited growth the goal of the Princeton Master Plan?
A resident asks how success will be measured in the new Master Plan.
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Master plan will create the opportunity for more housing throughout Princeton
A Princeton resident who works for the Regional Plan ASsociation argues that proposes town-wide changes to zoning that are idifferent from what is allowed today will enable more people to live in Princeton affordably.
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When did we vote in Princeton to become a city?
“Crucially, the plan relies on developers to fulfill its progressive ideals. But in this overheated housing market, the profit incentive only creates a drive for more units in greater densities – at ever higher prices.”
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Princeton Master Plan subcommittee chair: Historic Preservation Commission was given opportunities for feedback
Letters: The new master plan has the historic preservation element the town needs.
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Draft master plan historic preservation provisions are inadequate
Clifford Zink: The preservation provisions of the proposed master plan are inadequate and in some places confusing and inaccurate.
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Princeton Draft Master Plan timeline is concerning
The draft Master Plan was released Oct. 31 and a meeting to review it is set for Nov. 9.
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The draft Master Plan: In defense of Princeton’s trees
Those of us who live in Princeton truly value open space and trees. The proof is…
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Pro-development faction makes personal attacks when legitimate questions are raised by members of the community in Princeton
Dear Editor: Recently a somewhat frantic opinion piece was published in two local media outlets that…
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Model NJ Transit Arrow III railcars would be a nice addition for train enthusiasts
Dear Editor: I have always loved the NJ Transit Arrow III railcars. I have traveled to New York City many…
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Does a recent N.J. Supreme Court decision mean the end of tax breaks for developers in Princeton?
Have towns like Princeton been abusing the state’s Area in Need of Redevelopment statutes?
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Equitable access to summer learning programs is critical for children from marginalized communities
July 10 through July 14 is National Summer Learning Week.
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Route 1 DUI checkpoint was ill-conceived and dangerous
The checkpoint caused major delays and created safety issues.
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Fix the potholes in Princeton to make cycling safer
Dear Editor: I applaud Princeton for embracing bike week. As a daily bike rider, I would…
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Thoughts on Frank Chmiel’s Donaldson hearing from a former Cranbury Board of Education member
I wish Frank Chmiel the best. I don’t know what happens next for him, but he…
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Resident group calls on Princeton Council to make seminary development 100% affordable
The seminary properties on Stockton Street in Princeton used to house married students. Reaidents who live nearby are calling for new development at the site to be all affodrable units instead of luxury units. They say the town has enough luxury apartment units built already or in the works.
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Letters: Statements at roundtable about redevelopment of Princeton Seminary properties need clarification
Resident Jo Butler responds to comments made at a recent meeting about the redevelopment of Princeton Seminary properties on Stockton Street.
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Letters: The Ministry of Truth comes to Princeton Public Schools
To the Editor: In a 1983 op-ed piece in the “Washington Post”, U.S. Senator Daniel Patrick…
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Letters: Thank you to the school board for upholding superintendent’s recommendation not to renew principal
A letter from Princeton resident Mary Stover Murray about Monday’s school board hearing.
