William Scheide Leaves His Rare Books Library to Princeton; $300 Million Collection is Largest Gift in University’s History
Musician, musicologist, bibliophile and philanthropist William H. Scheide, a 1936 Princeton University alumnus who died in…
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Pipe Bursts at McCaffrey’s in Princeton, Store Closed
A pipe in the ceiling at McCaffrey’s burst and the power went out late this afternoon….
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Former Princeton Seminary Professor Samuel H. Moffett Dies at 98
Samuel H. Moffett, a former professor at Princeton Seminary, died Feb. 9 at the Windrows retirement…
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Judge Rejects Princeton University’s Motion to Dismiss Tax Case
For the third time since June of 2013, a New Jersey Tax Court judge has ruled…
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Coyote Spotted on Library Place in Princeton This Morning
At approximately 8:45 a.m. today, Feb. 12, a coyote was spotted in the area of Library…
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Free Affordable Housing Financial Literacy Workshop in Princeton
Affordable Housing Providers in Princeton will present a free financial literacy and education workshop for people…
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One Dead in Multi-Vehicle Crash on NJ Turnpike in Cranbury
One person is dead and more than 40 people were injured in a multi-vehicle crash on…
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Princeton Official: Central Jersey Waste to Disclose Name of Composting Facility Soon
Central Jersey Waste delivers its food waste from Princeton and other clients to six separate sites…
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Hamilton Avenue and What it Might Take to Make Our Streets More Comfortable for People to Cycle
Fitzgerald: The rich are different from you and me Hemingway: Yes, they have more money Around…
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Op-Ed: Public Investment in the Arts Pays Dividends, Promotes Creativity, Preserves Cultural Heritage
By James Christen Steward According to Americans for the Arts, the nonprofit arts industry (museums, theater…
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University Alums Speak Out Against`Princeton Mom’ for Comments About Date Rape
More than 100 member of Princeton University’s class of 1978 have written an open letter to…
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Fire on Wilton Street in Princeton
At about 7 p.m. tonight a fire started in a vacant duplex home on Wilton…
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Princeton Eating Clubs Launch Community Service Council
Leaders of Princeton University’s private eating clubs today announced the formation of the Community Service Inter-club…
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Princeton Site Plan Advisory Board to Review 7-Eleven Plans on Feb. 11
A proposal to open a 7-Eleven on Nassau Street at the site of the former West…
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Former Princeton Public Schools Board President Addresses Union Negotiations, Finances
To the Editor: It was my pleasure to attend the Feb. 3 meeting of the Princeton…
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Where Does Princeton’s Food Waste Go Now?
Last October, officials in Delaware ordered that an industrial composting site near the Port of Wilmington…
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Blind Pedestrian Struck by Car in Kendall Park
A 38-year-old Kendall Park man remains in critical condition this afternoon after being struck by a…
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Elected Officials from Bergen, Mercer Counties to Hold Press Conference at Princeton AvalonBay Project on Feb. 3
Bergen County Executive James Tedesco and Edgewater Mayor Michael McPartland will join Mercer County officials and…
