Vote was not a mandate to commercialize recreational marijuana in Princeton
To the Editor: As a 50-year Princeton resident and family mental health advocate, I oppose for…
Recreational cannabis dispensaries don’t belong in Princeton
To the Editor: As a property owner and divorced mother residing with my two young children,…
Widespread development will have broad and lasting impact across Princeton
Letters: About 1,000 new residential units will be added to Princeton.
Op-ed: The existing Dinky still has an important future
Will the Dinky in some form survive in the future or will it be replaced by buses?
Op-ed: Proposed special improvement district will not benefit small businesses in Princeton
Marco Cucchi, president of Thomas Sweet Chocolate, weighs in on the Princeton Council’s desire to create a special improvement district.
Marijuana shops in Princeton should be at least 1,000 feet from schools and other youth facilities
An opinion letter from the org. Smart Approaches to Marijuana
An alternative to the parking permit task force’s current solution for Princeton
A letter from Princeton-Murray residents regarding permit parking.
Thoughts on the Jan. 11 parking permit special council meeting
Letters: The writer, who supports the parking permit task force plan, givers her thoughts on the Jan. 11 special council meeting
Open letter from Princeton merchants regarding parking
A letter signed by several Princeton business owners
Permit parking plan is not fair to Princeton residents
Letters: Residents shouldn’t have to bear the burdens for commercial businesses when it comes to parking
Support bond referendum for new roofs at Princeton schools
Letters – Vote yes for the special school bond referendum Jan. 25
Other parking alternatives need to be pursued by officials in Princeton
Opinion: Seek other solutions to business employee parking problems in Princeton
Princeton residents need to speak out against latest parking permit plan at special meeting Jan. 11
Opinion: “The task force’s recommendation bureaucratizes, monetizes, and arbitrarily limits these requests, while actually increasing the burden on police.”
Revised Princeton Permit Parking Task Force recommendations single out one neighborhood and need to be revisited
The 2017 parking study did not recommend parking in residential neighborhoods.
Bond referendum will fund critical repairs
To the editor: This January, Princeton voters will have a chance to weigh in on a…
Thorough and balanced due diligence required for cannabis dispensaries in Princeton
Letters: More due dilligence needed when it comes to authorizing local cannibis businesses in Princeton
Revised parking permit plan brings downtown parking problems to residential areas
In letters, residents of the tree streets and other nearby streets discuss why the revised parking permit plan in Princeton is bad for their neighborhoods.
In N.J. a bill before the state legislature on the safe storage of guns needs your support
Letters: A bill is before the legislature. Voice your support for a law on safe gun storage.