Martin Luther King Jr. was a complicated figure
Dear Editor: Now with the warm fuzzy glow of history, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King…
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Seven ways you can celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day in the Princeton area
A Celebration of Dr. King’s life and legacy through art and music – Join the Arts Council…
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SAVE pets of the week: Meet Rufus and Maxine
Rufus the cat came to SAVE as a stray from Montgomery on November 11, 2018; he’s…
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Cherry Valley Road bridge now open
The bridge carrying Cherry Valley Road over a branch of Bedens Brook at the Princeton and…
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Thursday afternoon winter weather update for the Princeton area
Light snowfall is expected along and just outside of the I-95 corridor Thursday night. Commuters should…
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Ethel Kowalewski dies at 91
Ethel N. Kowalewski, 91, of Princeton died Monday, January 14, at St. Joseph’s Skilled Nursing in…
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Rutgers study: Athletes should build neck strength to lower concussion risk
Rutgers researchers are recommending that athletes who are at higher risk for sports-related concussions like football and…
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We need the Dinky train
Dear Editor: While the Dinky train did lose 22% of its ridership after the relocation of…
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Princeton plans to hire full-time firefighters
Officials in Princeton are planning to convert the fire department from an all-volunteer group to a…
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Expect delays on Northeast Corridor trains Jan. 25-28
Beginning on Friday, Jan. 25 at 11 p.m. and continuing until Monday, Jan. 28 at 5…
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Princeton scraps current food waste composting program
Princeton officials have decided to suspend the town’s current food waste composting program at the end…
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Dinky train service restoration delayed
Commuters and officials had hoped that Dinky train service would be restored by Jan. 15. But…
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Big Fish Seafood Bistro latest Princeton area restaurant to close
The Big Fish Seafood Bistro, one of the oldest restaurants at MarketFair Mall in West Windsor,…
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Ten questions about Princeton’s new parking meter system
When the first parking consultant hired by the municipality of Princeton made a great display of…
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Photo of the Day: One-man parking meter protest
One of the most popular signs of the day Saturday on Palmer Square in Princeton was…
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Princeton High Studio Band raises more than $1,500 for Trenton music program
A check for $1,531 was presented to the Trenton Music Makers on Jan. 10 by Amanda…
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The march that wasn’t: White supremacists a no show but counterprotesters still gather in Princeton
Early Saturday morning, the center of Princeton was empty, except for the presence of police, metal…
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YWCA Princeton Believes Survivors
To the Editor: The past week has been a whirlwind for survivors. “Surviving R. Kelly” debuted…
