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…
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Photo: Princeton Academy of the Sacred Heart celebrates 15th commencement
Thirty-two boys graduated from the Princeton Academy of the Sacred Heart’s middle school this month. Graduating…
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Lawrenceville School receives largest gift in 207-year history
The Lawrenceville School has received the largest single gift in its 207-year history. Joseph Tsai, a…
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Four Belle Mead teens achieve Eagle Scout status
Steven McCormick, Kevin O’Brien, Patrick O’Brien, and James Smith, all residents of Belle Mead, were recently…
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Source documents: 1991 Westminster Choir College agreements
At a press conference and in a federal lawsuit that was filed on Tuesday, the Coalition…
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Members of Save Westminster Coalition file suit in federal court to stop choir college move
Former Westminster Choir College board members, students, parents and donors are plaintiffs in a federal lawsuit…
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Princeton Public Schools board votes to extend contract with teachers
The school board for the Princeton Public Schools voted unanimously on Tuesday night to approve a…
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Hopewell Township reaches tentative settlement in affordable housing litigation
Hopewell Township has reached a settlement “in principle” with three separate landowners who are interested parties…
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Prosecutor releases details on Hamilton police officer’s death
The Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office says Hamilton Police Officer Tom White died by suicide. On Monday,…
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Institute for Advanced Study’s Peter Paret wins $100,000 Pritzker Military Museum prize
Peter Paret, a professor emeritus at the Institute for Advanced Study, has been honored with a…
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Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Greater Mercer County names new board members
Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Greater Mercer County welcomed five new board members at the…
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Storm leads to power outages in Princeton and Lawrence
About 150 residences were still without power in Princeton early Tuesday morning due to downed trees,…
