Princeton Area Community Foundation welcomes three trustees
The Princeton Area Community Foundation Board of Trustees has appointed three members to serve three-year terms:…
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Imprisoned journalist Evan Gershkovich to be honored by National Press Foundation
Gershkovich has spent nearly 300 days in a Russian prison.
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Brandon McKoy chosen to lead The Fund for New Jersey
McCoy replaces Kiki Jamieson.
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Princeton resident Charles Stile honored with Lifetime Achievement Award for New Jersey Journalism
Stile has been a Statehouse reporter since 1993.
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Basketball team helps save Princeton man’s life
The incident took place Aug. 9 and the resident is recovering.
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Head of Morven Museum & Garden to step down Sept. 1
Barry has led Morven for seven years.
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Princeton University doctoral student kidnapped in Iraq
A Princeton University doctoral student was kidnapped in Iraq while doing research in the country, according…
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McCarter Theatre Center selects Princeton resident Martin Miller to serve as new executive director
Miller begins his new job at McCarter in September.
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Today marks four weeks since Princeton High graduate Evan Gershkovich was detained in Russia
He was a star soccer player at Princeton High School.
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Secretary of State: Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich ‘wrongfully detained’ by Russia
Evan Gershkovich was detained in Russia last week.
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Hinkson’s Office Supply Store will remain, but longtime owners are moving on
The name of the store will remain the same.
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Princeton native Kelly Curtis wins a World Cup medal in the skeleton race
Curtis attended Princeton High School and the Lawrenceville School.
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Legendary Princeton basketball coach Pete Carril dies at 92
He died at a hospital in Philadelphia.
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Princeton University to name building in memory of local resident and longest-serving U.S. poll worker Laura Wooten
The renaming is effective July 1. Wooten lived in Princeton and Lawrence.
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Connie Mercer to retire as head of HomeFront
HomeFront was started by Mercer 31 years ago.
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Educator Robert Ginsberg to be honored by the Princeton community on May 6
Ginsberg was the principal at the Johnson Park Elementary School for 21 years.
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Princeton arts focus: Robert Hummel, the artist behind those familiar scenes of Princeton
He worked for years with the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade studio in Hoboken.
