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.
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Frontier Airlines to bring back flights from Trenton to Fort Lauderdale
Flights to Fort Lauderdale will be offered in February, but can be booked now.
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I-295 northbound ramp to Route 29 to be closed Tuesday as part of the Scudder Falls Bridge project
Officials said the ramp closure will allow work crews to diamond grind the ramp’s polyester polymer concrete wearing surface as one of the Scudder Falls Bridge Replacement Project’s final construction tasks.
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Spruce Street and portion of Linden Lane in Princeton closed through Wednesday
All of Spruce Street and the stretch of Linden Lane between Nassau Street and Hamilton Avenue…
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Truck crashes into median on Route 1 in West Windsor
The crash took place near the Washington Road intersection.
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NJDOT to Princeton officials: New Witherspoon Street entrance must be wider
The Princeton Council is revisiting the design of Witherspoon Street again.
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Photos: Princeton mayor and members of Save the Dinky tour battery-powered train in Pa.
The train could be a poetntial replacement for the current Dinky train cars.
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Corner House names new executive director
David Errickson replaces Gary DeBlasio, who announced his retirement earlier this year.
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Section of Quaker Road closed indefinitely due to storm damage
Officials are still assessing the damage.
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Saturday update: All main Princeton area roads open, including Route 1, as officials in the region continue to assess storm damage (updated 6 p.m.)
Road crews are working this weekend to repair bridges and pavement in some areas.
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Princeton Dinky Shuttle service restored
Once again, the train had mechanical issues.
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Video shows storm’s destruction along Hollow Road in Montgomery
Large chunks of pavement have been ripped off of the road.
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Thursday evening storm update and photos: Most main arteries in and out of Princeton open again as flooding continues in some areas (updated 7:20 p.m.)
Washington Road, Alexander, Route 27, Rosedale, and Cherry Valley roads are open again.
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Flood warning still in effect for Princeton region, numerous area roads closed due to the storm (updated at 7:30 a.m. Monday)
Police in several area towns are recommending that residents avoid all unnecessary travel.
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Nassau Street reopened at Harrison Street
The road is closed for PSE&G work.
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New bus service launches in Princeton Monday, Aug. 16
The bus runs for a few hours in the morning and afternoon on weekdays.
