Princeton community leader Sally Sword dies at 99
For more than 50 years, Sally Sword served as an admissions volunteer at the Princeton Medical Center.
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Call for public art: New Jersey artists and art teams wanted
Area artists can submit an application to be part of the “Barn Quilt Trail of Central Jersey” project.
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Friends of Hopewell Valley Open Space to expand community conservation efforts
The Friends of Hopewell Valley Open Space is conducting an online survey about conservation priorities.
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Photos: Ivy League red-tailed hawk
Photos by Lieve Monnens.
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Jan. 8 decision: Princeton Board of Education to name new superintendent
The meeting will be held at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 8, in the Valley Road Administration Building Conference Room.
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Community activist Henry “Hank” Pannell dies at 85
Mr. Pannell was dedicated to serving the historic Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood he grew up in.
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Planet Princeton Weekend Picks for Jan. 3-5, 2025
Friday, January 3 JobSeekers – David Schuchman from the Professional Service Group of Mercer County discusses…
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West Windsor teen dies after New Year’s Day crash in South Brunswick
The West Windsor boy who died as a result of crash injuries was only 15.
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Too many unanswered questions regarding PILOT agreement for luxury apartment development on Stockton Street
Letters: Resident raises questions about taxes, open space and water runoff at future Stockton Street development
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Trenton Area Soup Kitchen board names new leader
Amy Flynn previously Flynn served as the CEO of Meals on Wheels of Mercer County.
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Princeton food scene: Pull out the soup pot for January
January brings Princeton area winter farm markets, wassailing the apple trees, the Fire & Ice Festival, and a tasty ginger chicken noodle soup recipe
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One former Princeton University football player killed, one injured in New Orleans truck attack
Martin “Tiger” Bech was 27 and worked in New York City.
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Upcoming Princeton Public Schools referendum is well thought out
Updated with correction and better formatting – Princeton resident and former school board member Jean Durbin explains why she thinks the school district’s bond referendum is worth supporting.
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A primer on public schools and property tax caps in N.J.
Just how do tax cap waivers work for school districts in New Jersey? Our primer.
