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.
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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
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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
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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…
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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.
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Letters: Rename middle school after local Black educator
Letters: Religious leaders are calling in the school board to name the middle school after resident Shirley Satterfield.
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Princeton officials should review police policies for automated license plate reader use
Letters: Two former council members call for a review of local government policies on automated license plate reader use.
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Princeton University should seek compromise on Prospect Avenue plans
The public hearing on the Prospect Avenue project will be continued tonight, July 8, at 7:30 p.m. via Zoom.
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Princeton residents don’t want a license plate scanning ‘Robocop’ in their neighborhoods
Letters: Princeton residents dismayed that council included license plate scanning technology in a bond ordinance last week.
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Letters: A task force member’s perspective on the Princeton permit parking plan
Letters: A member of the trask force who lives near the high school weighs in on the controversial permit parking plan.
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Letters: Princeton Coalition for Responsible Development statement regarding Prospect Avenue buildings and development trends in Princeton
Letters: Princeton Coalition for Responsible Development statement regarding Prospect Avenue buildings and development trends in Princeton
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Residents call on council to convince Princeton University to preserve Prospect Avenue buildings
The Princeton Planning Board is slated to review the university’s application June 17.
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Setting the record straight on the recent Israel and Hamas conflict and the uptick in anti-Semitism
Letters: Political disagreements are used to mask anti-Semitism.
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Task force member: Proposed new system will simplify parking in Princeton
Letters: New permit system will simplify parking in Princeton, task force member says
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Save historic Prospect Avenue from damaging development
Letters: All three components of the University’s proposed development on Prospect Avenue violate National Park Service policy for historic districts and buildings
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Preserve the streetscape and history of Prospect Avenue, one of Princeton’s gems
Letters: Princeton University should reconsider plans for Prospect Avenue.
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Princeton parking permit proposal will have unintended consequences
Letters: No one has discussed the environmental costs of the parking permit proposal.
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New paid parking permit proposal is an insult to Princeton residents
Letters: Why should residents pay for on-street parking when their property taxes are already so high?
