Local Democratic club dues optional this year
Dear Editor: Happy new year. I am pleased to announce that membership dues for the Princeton…
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Proposed qualifications for the new superintendent of schools in Princeton
If the school board has not already, please consider hiring a superintendent of schools candidate who…
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Officials to be sworn in, professional contractors and members of boards to be approved, at Princeton reorganization meeting Monday (updated)
The governing body for the municipality of Princeton will hold its first public meeting of the…
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Q&A with new Princeton Mayor Mark Freda
Mark Freda will be sworn in as the mayor of Princeton during a public meeting on…
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Driver in critical condition after veering off of Clarksville Road and crashing into concrete block
Just before 4 a.m. on Sunday, a 48-old Ewing resident was driving his 2009 Honda Accord…
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Kendall Park resident dies in Route 1 crash Saturday morning
A 21-year-old resident of Kendall Park died in a crash on Route 1 at the Harrison…
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Lack of clarity on details of COVID-19 vaccine rollout leaves area residents with lots of questions
The vaccine roll out has been slower than expected in New Jersey.
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Route 1 closed at Harrison Street due to a serious crash
Route 1 is closed in both directions at Harrison Street as emergency crews work at the…
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Nassau Street open again after partial closure Friday
Nassau Street (Route 27) in Princeton was closed near Snowden lane because of downed light posts…
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N.J. sees uptick in new unemployment claims after Christmas
The New Jersey Department of Labor saw a post-holiday increase in unemployment claims last week that was…
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NYC design group: New Amtrak train hall only a partial solution for Penn Station’s issues
ReThinkNYC, a New York City non-profit specializing in transportation infrastructure, released a statement on Wednesday saying…
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The Papery to close Princeton Shopping Center location
The Papery, a family-owned business with four locations in New Jersey, is closing down its Princeton…
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It wasn’t all grim – local heroes served the Princeton area community in 2020 during the pandemic
Local organizations stepped up to serve people in need in 2020.
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N.J. COVID-19 cases by county for Dec. 28
The state received positive COVID-19 PCR test results for 2,745 residents on Monday, bringing the cumulative…
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Robin Resch named winter 2021 Anne Reeves Artist in Residence at the Arts Council of Princeton
The Princeton portraits will be on display in Princeton’s Dohm Alley from April to October of 2021.
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Mercer County to offer free COVID-19 testing in Trenton Wednesday, Dec. 30
The test is free and is for residents 14 and up, as well as health care workers and first responders who work in the county.
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Gas leaf blowers bad for air quality and the environment
To the Editor: Let me add my voice to the chorus of pleas I have seen in…
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South Brunswick Police Department recognizes officer achievements
The South Brunswick Police Department has announced the winners of the department’s annual awards. Nominations were…
