Princeton community leader Sally Sword dies at 99
For more than 50 years, Sally Sword served as an admissions volunteer at the Princeton Medical Center.
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Call for public art: New Jersey artists and art teams wanted
Area artists can submit an application to be part of the “Barn Quilt Trail of Central Jersey” project.
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Friends of Hopewell Valley Open Space to expand community conservation efforts
The Friends of Hopewell Valley Open Space is conducting an online survey about conservation priorities.
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Police announce special traffic enforcement areas for Princeton, South Brunswick for January 2025
In the Central Business District in Princeton, police will be enforcing the prohibition against riding bicycles and scooters.
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Photos: Ivy League red-tailed hawk
Photos by Lieve Monnens.
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Jan. 8 decision: Princeton Board of Education to name new superintendent
The meeting will be held at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 8, in the Valley Road Administration Building Conference Room.
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Community activist Henry “Hank” Pannell dies at 85
Mr. Pannell was dedicated to serving the historic Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood he grew up in.
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Planet Princeton Weekend Picks for Jan. 3-5, 2025
Friday, January 3 JobSeekers – David Schuchman from the Professional Service Group of Mercer County discusses…
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West Windsor teen dies after New Year’s Day crash in South Brunswick
The West Windsor boy who died as a result of crash injuries was only 15.
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Too many unanswered questions regarding PILOT agreement for luxury apartment development on Stockton Street
Letters: Resident raises questions about taxes, open space and water runoff at future Stockton Street development
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Trenton Area Soup Kitchen board names new leader
Amy Flynn previously Flynn served as the CEO of Meals on Wheels of Mercer County.
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Princeton food scene: Pull out the soup pot for January
January brings Princeton area winter farm markets, wassailing the apple trees, the Fire & Ice Festival, and a tasty ginger chicken noodle soup recipe
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One former Princeton University football player killed, one injured in New Orleans truck attack
Martin “Tiger” Bech was 27 and worked in New York City.
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Upcoming Princeton Public Schools referendum is well thought out
Updated with correction and better formatting – Princeton resident and former school board member Jean Durbin explains why she thinks the school district’s bond referendum is worth supporting.
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A primer on public schools and property tax caps in N.J.
Just how do tax cap waivers work for school districts in New Jersey? Our primer.
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BOE president calls on Princeton Council to share PILOT money with public schools
The schools will be educating more students, but have not been inlcuded in any of the town’s PILOT deals with developers.
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Princeton Council to hold special meeting tonight to vote on PILOT for developer of luxury apartments on seminary site
The developer would not pay school, municipal or county taxes for 30-35 years. Instead the municipality would receive an special service charge each year.
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Princeton resident chosen to lead NJ Transit
Kris Kolluri was previously the CEO of the Gateway Development Commission, a bi-state entity overseeing the $16.1 billion Hudson Tunnel Project.
