Sustainable Princeton’s first-ever Trashion Show champions creativity and community
Sustainable Princeton debuted its first-ever Trashion Show on Sunday, April 27 at Morven Museum & Garden.
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New Jersey joins multistate lawsuit against Trump Administration over wind energy freeze
On Jan. 20, President Trump issued a memorandum that indefinitely halted all federal approvals necessary for the development of offshore and onshore wind energy projects.
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Photos: May Day protesters rally in Princeton against the ‘war on working people’
May 1 is International Workers’ Rights Day.
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Princeton Police search for hit-and-run driver who injured pedestrian
Do you recognize this vehicle? The driver hit a pedestrian back in March in Princeton.
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Former Princeton YWCA Aquatics Director Barbara Griggs dies at 74
Barbara S. Griggs, 74, of Dayton passed away on Sunday, April 27, at Penn Medicine Princeton…
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Longtime resident, therapist, and teacher Norbert Wetzel dies at 88
Beloved husband, father, grandfather, colleague, teacher, and therapist, Norbert A. Wetzel, ThD, died at his home…
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Princeton Food Scene: Easter dining
Easter in the Princeton area brings a bevy of activity, including a variety of breakfast, brunch…
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At Princeton Record Exchange, a life built around vinyl and community
Princeton Record Exchange owner Jon Lambert is gearing up for the annual celebration of independent record stores, Record Store Day, which is this Saturday, April 12.
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The time has come for the Princeton Planning Board to go hybrid for meetings
In-person participation matters. So does Zoom. The Princeton Planning Board can do both, says resident Carolyn Robertson.
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Photos: Protesters pack Hinds Plaza in Princeton to protest Trump and Musk’s actions
More than 2,000 people turned up Saturday in Princeton to protest DOGE cuts under Elon Musk as well as President Donald Trump’s policies, including tariffs, and also policies that threaten free speech.
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Princeton University alumnus Richard Oliver Funsch dies at 92
Mr. Funsch, a lawyer, was a member of Princeton University’s Class of 55.
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Princeton Food Scene: Potato planting, afternoon tea, and a wheat-free cake recipe for Passover
You can help plant potatoes at the Howell Living History Farm that will be donated to local soup kitchens when they are harvested.
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Seven drinking fountains at Princeton elementary schools have excessive levels of lead
Under New Jersey Department of Education educational facilities regulations, all school districts in the state are required to test school drinking water for lead during the 2024-25 school year and share the results with the community.
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It’s official: Municipality of Princeton uses eminent domain to take over Westminster Choir College property
The town is paying Rider University $42 million for the Westminster Choir College campus in Princeton.
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University floats idea of renaming Alexander Street “Peter Lewis Boulevard”
What would you think if the town renamed Alexander Street “Peter Lewis Boulevard”?
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ICE arrests owner of Montgomery restaurant YaYa Noodles
Ming Xi Zhang, the owner of YaYa Noodles in Skillman, was arrested by ICE on March 24. He has been making sushi in NJ since about 2000.
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Mercer County Prosecutor issues warning after thieves install card skimmers at a 7-Eleven
Don’t become a victim of credit card fraud! Inspect ATMs, POS terminals, and other card readers before use. Look for anything that appears loose, crooked, damaged or scratched. Do not use a card reader if you notice anything unusual.
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Real estate developer Stanley Pilshaw dies at 95
After he retired, Stanley audited courses on history and literature at Princeton University.
