PSE&G to reimburse customers for food and medicines that were spoiled during Tropical Storm Isaias
PSE&G is expanding its claims policy due to the COVID-19 pandemic so that customers whose electrical…
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NJ governor to unveil budget plan on Tuesday, addresses questions with recovery commission co-chairs about allowing more indoor activities
Gov. Phil Murphy plans to make his state budget plans public on Tuesday. His original $40.9…
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State: Majority of school districts in NJ plan to start school year in hybrid learning mode
More than 425 school districts, charter schools, and private schools in the state plan to begin…
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Princeton’s proposed accessory dwelling unit ordinance flawed
Dear Editor, As you might recall, about seven or more months ago variances were sought from…
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New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association: Shortened fall high school sports season will begin Sept. 14
New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association officials have decided there will be a fall sports season…
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Princeton University Art Museum seeks entries for museum challenge
The deadline for entries is Sunday, Aug. 30.
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Princeton Wire: 8.24.2020
What we’re reading from around the web. Amid outrage from Hawaiʻi residents, Princeton alumni plans for…
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State will give Mercer and 11 other counties COVID-19 funding totaling about $37 million
The state will give twelve counties in New Jersey that were not eligible for funding through…
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The Spotted Lanternfly: 10 tips for getting rid of the destructive pest
The Spotted Lanternfly is spreading fast and in the Princeton region, several counties in New Jersey,…
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In response to COVID, NJ moves to pay long-term care workers more
By Lilo H. Stainton for NJ Spotlight This story was written and produced by NJ Spotlight….
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Princeton Wire: 8.21.2020
What we’re reading. Heads up: We sometimes link to sites that limit access for non-subscribers. The…
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Woosamonsa Ridge Preserve opens in Hopewell Township
The 146-acre preserve features almost three miles of trails.
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Princeton Public Schools shifts to a remote-only start of the academic year
Students in the Princeton Public Schools will start in-person learning in mid-October if the district has enough staff.
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Princeton should strive for best site designs and safest construction for new affordable housing developments
To the Editor: Thanks to all who worked hard to settle the social and legal issues…
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Princeton Health offers support group for first responders on the front lines of the pandemic
Penn Medicine Princeton Health is offering a virtual support group for first responders because of the…
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Talking to your landscaper about leaf blowers works
To the Editor: The Board of Health and the Princeton Environmental Commission suggested that we talk…
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More states added to NJ quarantine advisory
Gov. Phil Murphy Tuesday added two states to the New Jersey quarantine advisory. People traveling to…
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Princeton Tennis Program to offer fall season, college scholarships
The Princeton Tennis Program, a non-profit community-based organization founded in 1954 by Mercer County Tennis Hall…
