Storm update: Flood watch in effect for Princeton area until 6 p.m. Thursday, high winds bring down trees and wires in the region (last updated 9 a.m. April 4)
Stay home if you can. Don’t drive through flooded roadways.
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Seven Princeton area runs and walks for April and May organized by local nonprofits
Looking for a race, fun run, or walk for you or your kids this spring in the Princeton area? We’ve got you covered. Bonus: These races all benefit local charities.
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Princeton should move beyond partial ban of gas leaf blowers, phase them out altogether
Milt Lieberman: Princeton should follow other towns and cities and ban gas leaf blowers year round.
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Princeton couple to be honored for land conservation efforts by state group
Scott and Hella McVay of Princeton will be honored for their longtime support of land conservation…
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Submissions open for 2024 Princeton Student Film Festival
The deadline to submit a short film is June 1.
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Some Princeton Democratic leaders call on Mercer County Clerk to drop county-line ballot appeal
Paula Sollami Covello is one of 17 clerks appealing a judge’s decision to change the ballot for the Democratic primary. Two county clerks have dropped out of the lawsuit so far.
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One person killed, one injured seriously in early morning Brunswick Pike crash
The victim was a 50-year-old man from Trenton.
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Planet Princeton wins local news award for coverage of abrupt nursing home closure
The Princeton Care Center closed the Friday before Labor Day, without giving any notice to families or residents.
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Shame on Princeton University for taking away a special community asset
Princeton University is ending the Nassau Swim Club’s lease.
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Elizabeth Mellick Belshaw, former Princeton Public Library development director, dies at 63
Belshaw died after a three-year battle with cancer.
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18th annual Princeton Environmental Film Festival kicks off April 5
The festival runs through April 14. Some films will be streamed.
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Alison Weise Beers of Pennington dies at 52
Alison was a member of Trinity Church in Princeton and volunteers with local community organizations.
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Former Princeton resident Ford Graham indicted for multi-million dollar fraud schemes
Graham allegedly caused multiple victims to lose a total of more than $2.6 million.
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Fund for New Jersey announces grants to 11 nonprofits
Eleven nonprofits have been awarded a total of $905,000 in grants by the trustees of The…
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Proposed Jugtown Historic District development plan is disrespectful of the neighborhood
Jugtown project raises many concerns
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Why you shouldn’t place rechargeable batteries in recycling bins or trash cans
Lithium batteries and rechargable batteries can cause fires. Drop them off at county waste disposal days instead.
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Princeton Board of Education hopes to extend acting superintendent’s contract another year
The state must approve the contract extension.
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Friends of Princeton Open Space kicks off 9th annual photo contest
Friends of Princeton Open Space, a nonprofit devoted to land preservation and stewardship in Princeton, has…
