Princeton Council’s apologies are meaningless
Princeton reisdent Linda Oppenheim of Not In Our Town weighs in on the council’s decision to consolidate two commissions and a board.
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Fact check follow-up: Affordable units at AvalonBay’s Thanet development (Avalon Princeton Circle)
The van. 22 video excerpt and documents related to Avalon Princeton Circle (Thanet).
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Have you seen Oakley the dog in Princeton?
Oakley went missing on Thursday, Jan. 25.
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YWCA Princeton to honor four women at 40th annual gala
The gala will be held on March 1.
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NJ Transit proposes 15% fare hike with 3% annual increase, 30-day one-way ticket expiration
A train ride from Princeton Junction to Penn Station would cost $18.40 one way, and a roundtrip fare would be $36.80.
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Man dies after exchanging gunfire with U.S. Marshals at motel on Route 1 in South Brunswick
Under state statute, the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office must investigate any death that occurs during an encounter with a law enforcement officer acting in the officer’s official capacity or while a person is in custody.
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Celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Princeton Tea Party
Regisistration is requested for the Jan. 27 event.
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One person and dog die in Ewing house fire
An adult and a dog died in a fire at a home on Boone Avenue in…
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Princeton police blotter: Graffiti on the library wall, shoplifting, catalytic converter thefts
“Free Palestine” was scrawled in red spray paint on the exterior wall of the Princeton Public…
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Fact check: How many affordable housing units are there at AvalonBay Princeton Circle?
Only five percent of the units at Avalon Princeton Circle, 11 units, are affordable units.
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Fire leaves faculty home at The Lawrenceville School uninhabitable
The fire took place Monday morning. No one was injured,
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Puppy found outdoors in West Windsor over the weekend
The puppy is healthy and is in a foster home.
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New foundation created in memory of Leslie and Olivia Kuenne is focused on integrating math and arts education
The Olivia & Leslie Foundation Arts + Math Program kicked off in January at the Johnson Park Elementary School in Princeton.
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Commissions and boards are an important voice of the Princeton community
Dear Editor: I have served for six years on the Human Services Commission (HSC), three of…
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Affordable housing board: Pull ordinance consolidating board and commissions and have a more democratic and transparent process
The negatices of the proposal to consolidate boards outweigh and possible benefits of efficiency, board members argue.
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Princeton Council’s plan to consolidate commissions and boards undermines community engagement and empowerment
Resident and community leader Marge Smith asks, Is this proposal really democracy at its best?
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N.J. Sunshine Law primer: Your rights to attend and speak at governing body and school board public meetings
Members of a public body cannot censor your speech during a public comment portion of a meeting because the members do not agree with you or like what you are saying. The public body also cannot prohibit comments based on subject matter…
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One more reason to stay home: Some Princeton area roads experiencing severe icing due to the storm
Cherry Valley Road is closed due to the ice on the road.
