Montgomery Township will preserve 34 acres of land near Hopewell
Montgomery Township is under contract to purchase a 34 acre property on the south side of…
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Scam alert from Hopewell Township Police
Police are warning area residents to make sure they ask for full identification from people claiming…
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Q&A with Nicholas Nehamas, Pulitzer Prize winning reporter and Lawrenceville School grad
It took 10 years for Nicholas Nehamas to go from compiling the Prize Papers at The…
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New Hopewell group to host summer restaurant week in August
A new restaurant association in Hopewell Borough will host a summer restaurant week Aug. 7 to…
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Mercer County resident charged with Superstorm Sandy fraud
A Mercer County resident is one of five people the New Jersey Attorney General charged with…
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Phil Murphy names lieutenant governor pick
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Phil Murphy has New Jersey Assemblywoman Sheila Oliver of East Orange as his…
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McCarter Theatre managing director accepts job in San Diego
Timothy Shields, McCarter Theatre Center’s managing director since 2009, is leaving Princeton for a top post…
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Princeton Planning Board approves trailers for charter school expansion
The Princeton Planning Board voted unanimously Wednesday morning to approve the Princeton Charter School’s plans for…
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Princeton Community Housing kicks off 50th anniversary celebration
Princeton Community Housing, the largest provider of affordable housing in Princeton, launched its 50th anniversary celebration…
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School board candidate petitions due July 31
Citizens who want to run for public schools boards in the Nov. 3 general election must…
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Princeton Council considers reducing FreeB commuter shuttle service
The Princeton Council is considering reducing the FreeB shuttle service to the Dinky train station and…
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Letters: Free concerts at Pettoranello Gardens a success
On behalf of the Princeton Recreation Commission, I would like to thank Steve Allen and Curtis…
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Many Princeton residents reporting poor cell phone coverage last few months
If you live in Princeton and notice that your cell phone coverage has gotten worse, you…
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One dead after crash in West Windsor
One person died and another person was injured after a drunk driver hit a vehicle on…
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Great Looks owners to open multi-cultural salon franchise
Denise Taylor remembers one story more vividly than the rest from her 30 years in the…
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Rutgers University officials approve 1.85 percent tuition and fee increase for 2017-18
The Board of Governors of Rutgers University has approved tuition and fee increases of 1.85 percent…
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Normal Dinky train service resumes
Dinky train service resumed yesterday afternoon after a few days of down time. Frustrated commuters had…
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Route 206 car detour changed for utility work
The Route 206 southbound car detour for the Stony Brook bridge repair project has been changed…
