Whose interests do Princeton’s policies serve?
Letters: Local government needs to be more transparent and avoid conflicts of interest and appearances of conflict. The permit parking task force is one example, argues the writer.
Princeton Parking Task Force’s proposed plan will have negative impact on residents
We have received an avalanche of letters about the parking permit proposal in recent weeks. Former councilwoman Jo Butler argues that developers have been given a pass and residents are being asked to bear the burden when it comes to parking.
What you can do to help enforce the gas leaf blower ban in Princeton
Letters: The writer makes suggestions about what to do if someone is violation Princeton’s new gas leaf blower ban.
Princeton parking permit plan is bad for the environment
A letter to the editor raising environmental concerns over the Princeton permit parking plan
Princeton parking permit plan is not about equity
A letter to the editor regarding the parking permit plan.
Thank you to the community for supporting the Friends of the Princeton Public Library book sale
To the Editor: After a two-year hiatus, the Friends of the Princeton Public Library held another…
Op-ed: A battery-operated train is the best alternative to the Dinky
A member of Save the Dinky makes the case for a battery-powered train to replace the Dinky instead of a bus replacing it.
Princeton Fire Department and Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad seek volunteers
People of all ages from teens to older adults are welcome for a variety of volunteer positions.
Princeton parking permit proposal needs to be rethought
Letters: A longtime resident says offocials must come up with alternatives to the current parking permit proposal that don’t drive more traffic into residential neighborhoods.
Letters: Council members explain parking permit system goals
The council canceled a community meeting on the issue that was scheduled for this past Saturday.
Reject the Princeton permit parking plan
Opinion: Princeton should reject parking permit plan for employees of local businesses
Princeton officials promise that redevelopment of seminary property on Stockton Street will be a collaborative effort
Letters: Redevelopment of seminary property on Stockton Street will be transparent and inclusive, according to local officials
Vote ‘Yes’ on the Mercer County ballot question on Nov. 2
In this opinion piece, the writers call on county residents to continue to fund land preservation.
Should Princeton be a town or a city? Development proposals threaten character of town
Letters – This Thursday night, the planning board will revisit a proposal to tear down historic homes on Prospect Avenue.
Neurodiverse kids should not be marginalized when it comes to school district’s extracurricular activities
Opinion: School policies do not match promises of equity and inclusion when it comes to neurodiverse kids
Students should be able to eat lunch outside every day due to COVID-19
Opinion: Eating lunch in cafeterias is a recipe for spreading COVID-19
Op-ed: Don’t let them pave over the Princeton Rail Line
The New Jersey Association of Railroad Passengers, the statewide railroad advocacy organization formed in 1980 to…
Op-ed: Leasing an electric vehicle is more affordable and practical than you might think
Federal and state tax credits bring the price of an electric vehicle down.