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.
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
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.
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.
Task force member: Proposed new system will simplify parking in Princeton
Letters: New permit system will simplify parking in Princeton, task force member says
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
Preserve the streetscape and history of Prospect Avenue, one of Princeton’s gems
Letters: Princeton University should reconsider plans for Prospect Avenue.
Princeton parking permit proposal will have unintended consequences
Letters: No one has discussed the environmental costs of the parking permit proposal.
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?
To Solve Princeton’s Parking “Problem” – Build More Housing
“Why anyone would think that it is a good idea to provide more student parking is beyond me. So the entitled little darlings can spend another 15 minutes in bed, before tearing down our neighborhood streets in their late model Audis and BMWs?” writes Carlos Rodrigues.
Thanks for Buying Princeton Perks Cards. Now it’s Time to Shop Local!
Letters: The Princeton Perks program raised $17,500.
Marchand family thanks the Princeton community
A letter from the family of former Princeton Township Mayor Phyllis Marchand
Guyot Walk is a neglected Princeton treasure
The toddler playground on the Guyot Walk is extremely popular. It’s used daily, year-round. Although on…
Letters: Princeton residents should be aware that ‘Area in need of redevelopment’ designation can be problematic
The designation allows the town and the property owner to dispense with current zoning. Once the designation for a neighborhood is approved by Council, it isn’t going away.
Letters: Princeton Community Village residents concerned about impacts of artificial turf field proposed for Hilltop Park
More than 120 residents of Princeton Community Village have signed on to the statement.
Letters: Say no to artificial turf at Hilltop Park and in Princeton
The town should ban artificial turf from community parks going forward. Letter by Jeffrey Bergman
Sunshine Week: Know your rights, protect your right to know
This week is Sunshine Week, a national event that highlights the importance of government transparency.
Letters: Former Princeton Council member ponders how affordable housing loophole was included in town’s new ordinance
Former Councilwoman Jenny Crumiller said she only skimmed the document and did not realize the loophole was added to weaken the affordable housing requirement.