ICE conducts raids in Princeton: “Everyone is terrified”
Several men in unmarked vehicles wearing vests with the words “police” on them came to Princeton…
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Sold: Jasna Polana will remain a golf club under new owner
Concernt Golf Partners owns 34 upscale private golf clubs and country clubs across the nation.
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Fact check: Princeton Fireworks canceled by “NIMBYS”?
The fireworks in Princeton were canceled in 20214 due to funding being cut.
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Cafe Du Pain Bakery in Lawrence closes, becomes Braulio’s Bakery & Restaurant
Café Du Pain, a beloved, award-winning bakery at the Lawrence Shopping Center, closed its doors for…
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Princeton teacher named N..J. middle school advisor of the year by a national technology student association
Matthew Halfacre, a design and engineering teacher at Princeton Middle School, was recently named the New Jersey…
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Princeton Council slated to approve 2024-25 budget for special improvement district
The Princeton Council is slated to vote Monday night, July 8, on a $454,163 budget for…
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Some lanes of I-295 will be closed in both directions over the next several months in Mercer and Burlington counties
The lane closures begin on July 9.
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Road work for the week of July 8 in Princeton
Expect alternating traffic along portions of Witherspoon Street between Leigh Avenue and Valley Road this week…
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Dinky train shuttle on a maintenance schedule until Friday, July 19
No Dinky from 9:30 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. weekdays until July 19.
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Morven Museum & Garden grateful for partners, community
More than 1,200 people attended the event.
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Theresa Byrne Stead dies at 89
On July 4, 2024, Theresa Byrne Stead (Terry) 89, of Kendall Park, a loving wife, mother,…
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Photos: Fireworks over Central New Jersey
Reader Mark Perkiss captured these photos of the fireworks in South Brunswick. Princeton does not have…
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Ewing businessman arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting young women who worked at his lounges in Trenton
Four women have come forward saying they were sexually assaulted.
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Longtime Trinity Church Princeton member Janice Pell dies at 93
Janice Phillips Pell died just before midnight on Flag Day, June 14, following a day of…
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Bridge over D&R Canal on Bakers Basin Road to be repaired June 19-20
Seek an alternate route.
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Former Princeton Woolworth Co. employee of more than five decades Jennie Perone dies at 93
Persone lived in Princeton until her health declined.
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Photo: JM Group presents YWCA Princeton Breast Cancer Resource Center with $14k check
In late May, the JM Group presented the YWCA Princeton’s Breast Cancer Resource Center with a…
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Walmart agrees to pay $1.64 million settlement to resolve allegations of unlawful pricing practices at N.J. stores
In New Jersey, grocery retailers are required to display the price of food, cleaning products, coffee, cereal, and other regulated commodities using a standard unit of measurement set by regulation such as quart, pound, or “per 100 sheets.”
