Research Notebook: Light and matter
Matthew Edwards spends his weeks in the extreme light-matter interactions laboratory at Princeton University, chasing a…
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Princeton Area Community Foundation awards more than $86,000 in college scholarships
The Princeton Area Community Foundation has awarded more than $86,000 in scholarships to 28 high school…
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NJDEP rejects PennEast pipeline permit application
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has rejected a permit application for the PennEast Company’s proposed $1…
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Where you can see Independence Day fireworks in the greater Princeton area
Every night until the weekend after July 4, you can catch a fireworks display somewhere in…
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West Windsor boy hit by car while biking to summer camp
A 12-year-old West Windsor boy was hit by a car on Tuesday morning while biking to…
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Settlement talks break down in Princeton affordable housing litigation
About two months after Princeton Mayor Liz Lempert announced that the municipality reached a tentative settlement…
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Mercer County Bar Association partners with prosecutor’s office to collect books for Trenton kids
The Mercer County Bar Association, in partnership with the Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office, collected several hundred…
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A thank you from Friends of the Princeton Public Library book sale organizers
To the Editor: The Friends of the Princeton Public Library held their annual book sale June…
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Princeton Festival names young pianist competition winners
Six young pianists were named winners in The Princeton Festival’s annual competition for young pianists this month. The annual event was held at the Clark Music Center on the campus of…
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Princeton Men’s Summer Basketball League celebrates 29th year
The opening game of the Princeton Men’s Summer Basketball League’s 29th year was held on a muggy…
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Historical Society of Princeton exhibits Frank Lloyd Wright drawings
In honor of Frank Lloyd Wright’s 150th birthday this month, the Historical Society of Princeton opened its…
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Princeton Council slated to axe cleaning service staffed by developmentally disabled people
Princeton officials are slated tonight to hire a new company to clean municipal offices and stop…
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Princeton Special Sports recognizes players and volunteers
Princeton Special Sports honored players and volunteers at the group’s annual barbeque on June 25. James “Big Game” Gater of Kendall Park was awarded the Princeton Special Sports 2017 Jack Rutledge Cup, which…
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Opposition to Christie’s Horizon Blue Cross insurance bill grows
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie wants to use reserve funds from the state’s largest insurer, Horizon Blue…
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Cat found on Moore Street in Princeton
Do you recognize this friendly cat? The cat appeared at someone’s doorstep on the 160 block…
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Continuing the family legacy at Skillman Furniture in Princeton
Every Saturday at 2 p.m., Michael Oliver heads up a steep, rickety set of stairs, down a…
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Terhune Orchards wins Governor’s Cup and nine medals in NJ wine competition
Terhune Orchards Vineyard and Winery took home nine medals in the annual New Jersey Wine Competition….
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Princeton High student with rare genetic disease walks across stage to receive diploma
Derek DiGregorio received a standing ovation on Wednesday night as he walked across the stage to…
