Photo: Montgomery girls hold their own food drive for pantry in Hopewell Borough
Montgomery friends Allie Martin, age 12, Alexandra Kosmatis, age 9, and Emmy Stenull, age 13, held…
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COVID-19 testing sites in Princeton region struggle to keep up with demand
As the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic sweeps across the state and with Thanksgiving just…
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Princeton University to bring undergraduates back to campus for the spring semester
To reduce the risk of spread within dormitories, the university will house students on a one-to-a-bedroom basis. Depending on demand, some students may be housed near campus rather than on it.
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COVID-19 outbreak at Carrier Clinic in Montgomery climbs to just under 90 confirmed cases
State inspectors are working with the clinic.
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Princeton Health Department staff member tests positive for COVID-19
A staff member in the Princeton Health Department has tested positive for COVID-19 and is in…
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Mamoun’s Falafel launches holiday ‘buy one feed one’ fundraiser
Mamoun’s Falafel will donate a meal to a food bank for every falafel sandwich that is…
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N.J. governor urges residents to cooperate with contact tracers to help slow COVID-19 spread
More than 2,3000 contact tracers across the state are working to slow the spread of the…
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Student sues Princeton University for breach of contract during COVID-19 pandemic, demands tuition refund for spring 2020 semester
Students at Princeton University should not be charged for full tuition and fees for the 2020…
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Islamic Society of Central Jersey to host Thanksgiving food drive Saturday
The Islamic Society of Central Jersey in South Brunswick wants to help area residents who have…
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Mercer County announces two more free COVID-19 testing dates for residents, first responders, and health care workers
Mercer County will offer free COVID-19 testing on Tuesday, Nov. 24 and Tuesday, Dec. 1, from…
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Princeton University to be first institutional tenant at Hub research and business incubator in New Brunswick
Princeton University will be the first institutional tenant at the Hub, a 1.7 square-foot mixed-use development that is being built near the train station in New Brunswick.
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New weekly COVID-19 cases in Princeton edging toward highest totals of pandemic
Eleven of 15 cases over the past week stemmed from public and private indoor social activities ranging from playdates for kids to other gatherings.
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Governor urges colleges and universities to give students COVID-19 tests before Thanksgiving travel as new daily cases for 15 N.J. counties hit triple digits
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy joined with the governors of Pennsylvania, New York, Delaware, Connecticut, Rhode…
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Princeton Public Schools will go remote-only the week after Thanksgiving
All students in the Princeton Public Schools will learn remotely for the week after Thanksgiving because…
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New business Local Q brings southern-style barbecue to Princeton
Currently, Local Q barbecue is available for take-out and delivery.
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Princeton High School principal is leaving Princeton for Randolph
The board of education for the Randolph school district in Northern New Jersey has hired Princeton…
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Governor restricts indoor gatherings to 10 people as new daily COVID-19 confirmed cases break first-wave record
Daily confirmed COVID-19 cases in the state have climbed to record highs.
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Ivy League cancels winter sports season and delays spring play
The Ivy League has canceled winter sports for the 2020-21 season and has postponed spring sports…
