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…
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Why $25 is a fair price to pay for a manicure
Sponsored Post by Jacqueline C. FayGrit + Polish After more than two years in business, I…
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School board hires new assistant superintendent for Princeton Public Schools
The Princeton Public Schools Board of Education voted recently to appoint Michael Volpe as the district’s new assistant…
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Winter storm watch in effect Wednesday for the Princeton region
A winter storm watch is in effect from Wednesday morning through late Wednesday night for Central…
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Annual Bryn Mawr Wellesley Book Sale set for March 15-19
The annual Bryn Mawy Wellesley Book Sale, one of the largest and oldest used book sales…
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NJDOT AND NJ Transit to host public forum about Dinky train service Tuesday
The New Jersey Department of Transportation and NJ Transit will hold a community forum at the…
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Princeton University students to host vigil and day of action for classmate imprisoned in Iran
Princeton University graduate students will host a day of action and a candlelight vigil on Wednesday,…
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NJ court: Government agency can’t ‘bank’ property for unspecified potential future redevelopment
The New Jersey Appellate Division has issued a ruling preventing the state’s Casino Reinvestment Development Authority…
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K-9 locates missing Robbinsville woman
A bloodhound named Goose who is a K-9 for the Mercer County Sheriff’s Department located a…
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Town settlement with Princeton police officers totals almost $4 million (updated)
The Princeton Council on Monday night voted unanimously to approve legal settlements with several police officers…
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Winberie’s in Princeton closed for renovations
Winberie’s on Palmer Square will be closed for several weeks for renovations. The restaurant is expected…
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Winter weather advisory in effect for Princeton area until Tuesday night (updated 8:30 p.m.)
The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued a winter weather advisory until 7 p.m….
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Deadline for NJ candidates to file to run in primary races is April 1
If you would like to run for a seat on the Princeton Council or another elected…
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The balances still remaining on all those Princeton Smart Cards add up to just under half a million dollars
Smart cards — they were left in drawers and glove boxes, forgotten in old wallets, or…
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Tentative settlement reached in Princeton police officers’ lawsuit
The municipality of Princeton has reached a tentative settlement with seven police officers who sued the…
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Bank of Princeton will buy five Beneficial Bank branches in NJ
The Bank of Princeton has entered into an agreement to buy five branches of Beneficial Bank in Bordentown, Browns…
