Trailblazing mathematician Jacob Lurie will join the faculty at the Institute for Advanced Study
Jacob Lurie, who has made transformative contributions to mathematics through his work on derived algebraic geometry…
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Mercer junior rowers win silver medal at USRowing Youth National Championships
The The Princeton National Rowing Association/Mercer youth men’s four team with coxswain finished second in the…
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Family thanks Lawrence officer who saved choking child
Last Friday just before 10 a.m., Lawrence Police Officer Bartosz Chojnowski was working a special duty…
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An open letter regarding the status report on the Princeton Theological Seminary redevelopment process
Dear Editor: We take issue with a number of unsubstantiated and inaccurate statements that Princeton Councilman…
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Flash flood warning issued for Princeton region
The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued a flash flood warning until 7:30 p.m….
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Letters in support of Princeton’s local public television station
League of Women Voters stands with Princeton Community Television To the Editor: I am writing on…
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Burlington store to open at Nassau Park Pavilion in West Windsor
Burlington Stores, a national discount retailer, has announced that it will open a new store at…
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Princeton municipal employee charged with second-degree bribery in illegal dumping scandal (updated)
Thomas Hughes, the former supervisor at the town of Princeton’s sewer department facility on River Road,…
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New assistant principal selected for Princeton High School
Rashone Johnson has been appointed by the Princeton Public Schools Board of Education as an assistant…
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SAVE pet rescues of the week: Meet Mack and Felicity
Meet Mack! He’s the cutest puggle you ever did see. That’s a pug mixed with a…
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Dumping at Princeton sewer department site prompts visits from Mercer County public health official, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection
Four representatives from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection inspected the Princeton municipal sewer department…
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Local public television station helps build community in Princeton
Dear Editor: I am a member of Princeton Community TV and am writing you in support…
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Senior Princeton official put on paid leave, contractor to be terminated as investigation into dumping continues
Bob Hough, the head of the town of Princeton’s department of infrastructure and operations, has been…
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25 years later, Barbara Boggs Sigmund’s son and granddaughter reflect on the importance of the Violence Against Women Act
By Stephen Sigmund and Ruby Sigmund May 23rd marked the 25th anniversary of Lawrenceville-based Womanspace’s Barbara…
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Princeton theatrical producer’s ‘Hadestown’ wins big at Tony Awards
“Hadestown” won eight awards at the 2019 Tony Awards on Sunday night, including the top honor…
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Princeton sewer department employee fired as investigation into allegations of dumping, misuse of workers, equipment continues
A municipal worker in Princeton was fired Thursday morning as the investigation into the alleged misuse…
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Aunt Chubby’s Luncheonette manager Jeff Kyle dies at 29
On June 1 at 29 years old, Jeffrey Alexander Kyle took his life. Jeffrey had a…
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Voters oust incumbent councilman in Princeton Democratic primary (updated with mail-in votes)
In the Democratic primary, voters ousted incumbent Princeton Councilman Tim Quinn, instead endorsing two newcomers —…
