New chief, captain appointed to lead Princeton Police
Christopher Morgan has been named the new chief of the Princeton Police Department. He replaces Nick…
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Princeton School Board Candidate Profile: Paul Johnson
Education: Bachelor’s degree in anthropology from the University of Virginia. Why are you the right candidate…
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Princeton School Board Candidate Profile: Michele Tuck-Ponder
Education: Northwestern University B.S. Journalism; University of Pennsylvania Law School, J.D. Why are you the right…
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Princeton School Board Candidate Profile: Karen Lemon
Education: Bachelor’s of science in mathematics education and master’s in business administration. Why are you the…
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Princeton School Board Candidate Profile: Jean Durbin
Education: J.D. Temple University, M.S.W. University of Pennsylvania, B.A. English Franklin & Marshall College. Why are…
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Princeton School Board Candidate Profile: Hendricks Davis
Education: Bachelor’s Degree in sociology from Defiance College, Ohio; M.Div, ThM. from Princeton Theological Seminary; MSW from…
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Princeton School Board Candidate Profile: Bill Hare
Education: Bachelor’s of science in chemical engineering, master’s of science in bioengineering, JD/MBA, master’s of science…
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Princeton School Board Candidate Profile: Beth Behrend
Education: I am a product of public schools, originally from Hartland, Wisconsin. I hold a B.A. from…
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Princeton School Board Candidate Profile: Adam Bierman
Education: Bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in international affairs from Rutgers University. Social Studies certification from…
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Sample ballots now available on Mercer County Clerk’s website
Sample ballots for the Nov. 3 general election are now available for online viewing.
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Princeton Community Works launches online discussion series for area nonprofits
Princeton Community Works, an all-volunteer organization committed to serving the greater Mercer County area by providing…
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Residents wonder whether the work on their street will ever be finished by contractor
Dear Editor: It seems like it was many, many months ago that a ragtag group of…
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Princeton Public Schools slated to bring youngest students back on Oct. 5
The Princeton Public Schools district is slated to bring its youngest students back to school a week earlier than originally planned.
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NJ company reaches settlement with state regarding misleading claims about a surgical mesh product
Franklin Lakes-based company C.R. Bard, a medical technology company, will pay the State of New Jersey…
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NJ Assembly approves bill to address school lunch shaming and student meal debts
Following several controversies surrounding unpaid breakfast and lunch tabs at public schools, a measure to address…
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Designs for new Princeton University Art Museum unveiled
School officials unveiled design plans Wednesday for the new Princeton University Art Museum building.
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Rodney Fisk, rail expert and former Princeton Borough councilman, dies at 79
Rodney A. Fisk died on September 9 at Calvary Hospital in the Bronx after battling brain…
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Local teen robbed in woods near Faculty Road on Saturday
A local teen reported to police that he was robbed on Saturday in the wooded area…
