K2 the cat missing in Princeton
K2 is a very friendly, gray, medium sized cat, with a ringed tail like a raccoon….
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New Jersey Entrepreneurial Network becomes part of Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce
The New Jersey Entrepreneurial Network is now part of the Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce. The…
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11 tick species confirmed in New Jersey
A team led by Rutgers University professors has published a list of tick species confirmed to…
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Princeton Public Library will host talk on the redistricting and gerrymandering of NJ legislative districts
Helen Kioukis of the League of Women Voters of New Jersey will give a presentation on…
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Rider University hires new public safety director
Rider University officials announced the appointment today of James Waldon as the school’s new director of…
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Photo: John Witherspoon Middle School Student wins gold medal at national field hockey tournament
John Witherspoon Middle School student Ishaq Inayat scored two goals and won a gold medal competing…
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Princeton area delayed openings and cancellations for Monday, March 4 (updated 6:30 a.m.)
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has declared a state of emergency for all 21 counties due…
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Dinky train service slated to resume on May 24
New Jersey Transit officials announced Wednesday night that the Dinky train will run again beginning on…
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Princeton school board hires same construction management firm that was used for the 2001 bond referendum projects
In spite of concerns expressed by some residents and school board members, the Princeton Public Schools…
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SAVE pets of the week: Meet Jacob and Beatrice
Jacob the cat came to SAVE after his previous owners got a divorce and neither could…
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Princeton University basketball player’s municipal court date rescheduled for March 4
A star Princeton University men’s basketball player who allegedly punched a campus police officer in the…
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Another groping incident takes place in downtown Princeton
At about 9:45 a.m. on Tuesday, a woman was groped on Franklin Avenue near Walnut Lane,…
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Stony Brook Garden Club announces winners of annual juried nature photography exhibition
The Stony Brook Garden Club has announced the winners of the 2019 juried exhibition of members’…
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Several Princeton area roads closed due to downed trees and wires (updated at 9:30 p.m.)
Trees and power lines are down across New Jersey due to high winds. Gusts of 50…
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Second Rutgers University student diagnosed with meningitis
Two students student at Rutgers University in New Brunswick have been diagnosed with bacterial meningitis this…
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Proposed Princeton zoning ordinance has unintended consequences
By Marina Rubina “We Are Fully Built-out” Ordinance # 2019-2 On Monday 02/25 the Princeton Council…
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Call for entries: 2019 New Jersey teen media contest celebrating family
The New Jersey Department of Human Services today issued a call for entries for the 24th…
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Library director leaving Princeton for Cincinnati
Brett Bonfield, the executive director of the Princeton Public Library, has accepted the chief operating officer…
