Sourland Conservancy volunteers plant native trees at Curlis Woods to bolster forest health
Since 2020, the Sourland Conservancy and the group’s volunteers have planted more than 65,000 trees.
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Search continues for missing Jackson college student
Authorities are still searching for a 22-year-old Jackson man missing since Nov. 21 after he was…
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‘Threads of Coexistence’ exhibit on view at Princeton Public Library
A new exhibit by mixed-media artist Spriha Gupta is on view at Princeton Public Library through…
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Princeton Police report spike in DWIs
As of Movember, police logged 36 impaired-driving incidents
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Penn Medicine Princeton Health appoints new chief operating officer
Mr. Dingle has worked at Princeton Health for 21 years.
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Peter Lindenfeld, Rutgers physics professor and longtime Princeton resident, dies at 100
A memorial service will be held on Jan. 17.
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Center for Modern Aging Princeton receives $45,500 grant for older adult programs
The Center for Modern Aging Princeton has received a $45,500 grant from the Princeton Area Community…
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Mercer County residents named to governor-elect’s transition teams
Local Government Advisory Group Policy Action Teams Saving You Time and Money: Getting Government to Work…
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New Jersey issues statewide drought warning
The state continues to face below-average precipitation and worsening water supply conditions.
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NJ launches ‘Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over’ holiday enforcement campaign
Attorney General Matthew Platkin and the Division of Highway Traffic Safety have launched New Jersey’s annual…
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Eileen Flower Moffett, missionary and archivist of Korean Presbyterian Christian history, dies at 97
Eileen Flower Moffett, a longtime missionary who worked to preserve one of the most important archives…
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Class-action lawsuit claims Princeton failed to protect sensitive data in major security breach
A Princeton University graduate has filed a federal class-action lawsuit accusing the Ivy League institution of…
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Princeton Federal Credit Union appoints new CEO
Dana Caragine succeeding Samuel Paulicelli.
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Scaled-down Jugtown project wins backing from Princeton Historic Preservation Commission
🏗️ Driving the news: Princeton’s Historic Preservation Commission has endorsed a revised, three-story Jugtown redevelopment after…
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Coming soon to Palmer Square: Botox and fillers
SkinSpirit, a national medical aesthetics chain and one of the country’s largest providers of Botox and…
