County to spend $5.7 million on Trenton Thunder ballpark renovations
Will millions of dollars in renovations attract another minor league-affiliated team back to the Trenton Thunder Ballpark? County leaders seem to think so.
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N.J. Democratic gubernatorial candidates invited to Princeton forum Feb. 16
If you would like to attend the Princeton forum for Democratic candidates for governor, you should pre-register. Space is limited. More details by following the link.
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2025 N.J. governor’s race: Democrats face off in first debate
Voters saw the six Dems who want to be the next governor debate the issues for the first time Sunday. Follow the link for in-depth story and photos.
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Princeton Food Scene: Maple sugaring time, Lunar New Year, and a tasty gluten-free almond cookie recipe
The Howell Living History Farm in Hopewell will welcome visitors this Saturday, Feb. 1, who want to help put taps in the farm’s maples. The following Saturday, Feb. 8, the farm team will begin the work of collecting the sap to make syrup.
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Voters in Princeton approve $89 million school bond referendum
About 21% of the municipality’s 16,227 registered voters cast ballots in the special election.
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Proposed Witherspoon redevelopment project an example of unchecked gentrification
The proposed housing project in the Witherspoon Jackson neighborhood will displace 34 families, Princeton resident Veronica Olivares-Weber writes.
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The five things you should know about PILOTS (that the Municipality of Princeton didn’t include in their FAQ)
There is a real cost to the taxpayers for giving a tax break to the developer of an individual property, says Princeton resident Mike Head.
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HVAC leak caused early dismissal at Princeton High School
PHS students were dismissed just afer 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday.
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Dozens of Witherspoon-Jackson families will be displaced by proposed redevelopment project
Princeton resident Maria Juega argues that a proposed redevelopment project in the Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood will result in more gentrification and less diversity.
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Winter storm warning in effect until 1 a.m. Monday for Princeton region
Snowfall of five to seven inches is possible. The snow is expected to begin around noon for the Princeton area.
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Princeton Food Scene: A simple winter comfort food, halal food festival, plant-based potluck
A delicious and easy custard recipe from food writer Susan Sprague Diamond, and upcoming Princeton-area food events.
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Fact check: Princeton Public Schools referendum “vote yes” lawn signs, board ethics, bond spending history
Voters will be asked to weigh in on the proposed $89 million referendum in a special election on Jan. 28. The school board has divided the referendum ballot into three separate questions.
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Meeting House to offer micro-grant program for PHS seniors again this year
Applications will be accepted beginning on Jan. 13.
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It’s unanimous: Michael LaSusa officially named next Princeton Public Schools superintendent
Michael LaSusa will become the new superintendent of the Princeton Public Schools on July 1.
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Trenton Water Works shuts down filtration plant, issues “limit-water-use” advisory for all customers
Trenton Water Works officials are asking customers to use water only for essential purposes or emergencies.
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Princeton Board of Education selects Kendal for president, Kanter for vice president
Incumbent Mara Franceschi and newcomers Ari Meisel and Christopher Santarpio were sworn in for three-year terms. The 10-member board also welcomed new Cranbury representative Katherine Lara.
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Author, educator and retired cardiologist William Haynes dies at 98
Bill Haynes graduated from Princeton University in 1950 and was involved in alumni affairs and the Princeton community for decades.
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Local nonprofit seeks volunteers for American kestrel “Hatch A Hundred” campaign
A volunteer information session will be held from 2 to 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 25, at Calvary Baptist Church in Hopewell Borough.
