Update: West Windsor Police find missing resident
Police in West Windsor located a missing resident late Friday afternoon. Cameron Ward, 25, was found…
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Princeton Pi on Nassau Street is closed for good
A pizza and hoagie shop that was a favorite spot for students and workers who wanted…
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New Jersey has spent only a fraction of $2.4B federal COVID-19 aid, legislative sources say
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Road closures in Princeton for Thursday and Friday
Washington Road is closed between Faculty Road and Prospect Street until Friday afternoon. The road is…
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Walmart in West Windsor will close for good next month
Retail giant Walmart will permanently close its West Windsor store located in the Nassau Park Pavilion strip mall…
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Some officials expect staff shortages, online classes in NJ schools this fall
New Jersey school districts trying to finalize plans for fall classes could face teacher and staff…
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Local organization changes name to NonProfitConnect
VolunteerConnect, a local organization providing support to community nonprofits, has changed its name to better reflect…
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COVID-19 vaccine trials show promising early results
Health experts agree situations of COVID-19 flare ups will be common as the state reopens, or…
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Princeton Area Community Foundation awards more than $90,000 in scholarships
The Community Foundation awarded $39,350 in scholarships to graduating high school seniors and renewed another $53,400…
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NJ debt: COVID-19 bond sales could add big amount to state borrowing totals
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Trio will run as slate for diversity, affordability, and transparency in Princeton Board of Education race
Three residents who are running as a team in the local school board election this year…
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NJ governor expands COVID-19 quarantine travel advisory to 31 states
People who travel to New Jersey from states with significant community spread of COVID-19 should quarantine…
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It’s too soon to send kids back to school
Dear Editor: It is still far too risky to send our kids back to school. Our…
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Princeton Public Schools officials revise fall reentry plan
The Princeton Public Schools released a revised proposed fall reentry plan Monday, six days after sharing…
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New Jersey attorney general files lawsuit challenging Trump administration’s elimination of anti-discrimination protections in health care
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal on Monday joined a coalition of 23 attorneys general across…
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Bierman announces he will seek a seat on the Princeton Board of Education
Adam Bierman, a lifelong Princeton resident who ran unsuccessfully for a seat on the Princeton Council…
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NJ tax collections down for third month in a row, but Treasury looks for boost from July 15 income-tax payments
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FBI seeks information in North Brunswick shooting that killed federal judge’s son
The son of a federal judge was shot to death in North Brunswick on Sunday night…
