Not in Our Town urges Princeton residents to speak out against proposal to disband civil rights commission at Jan. 22 council meeting
The public hearing will be held Jan. 22 at 7 p.m.
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Councilwoman defends consolidation of Princeton commissions and boards
To The Editor: Since 2018, I have served as Council liaison to both the Civil Rights…
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Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber of Commerce announces new board members and chair
Jeannine Cimino, the chief retail officer of William Penn Bank. will be installed as chair of the board Jan. 18 at the annual “Changing of the Guard.”
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Princeton, some other area school districts will have delayed opening Wednesday
The Princeton Public Schools will have a 90-minute delayed opening on Wednesday, Jan. 17. “We appreciate…
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Habitat for Humanity of South Central Jersey merges with Camden County Habitat for Humanity
The merged organization will serve Burlington, Mercer, Atlantic, Camden, and parts of Middlesex counties.
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Tuesday evening storm update for the Princeton area
Public works crews have been out trying to remove as much slow and slush as possible…
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Princeton resident Daniel Dart announces run for Congress as a Democrat (updated)
Dart previously served on the local school board for a term.
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Jewish Family and Children’s Service accepting nominations for Rose and Louis H. Linowitz Mensch Award for eighth graders and high school seniors
The deadline to nominate a student is March 6.
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Concretely championing civil rights means keeping the Civil Rights Commission independent
Princeton resident Rio Baliga experience working with the Municipality of Princeton’s Civil Rights Commission, both in the capacity of formerly chairing the municipal Youth Advisory Committee and serving as a board member for Not in Our Town Princeton, weighs in on the governing body’s proposal to consolidate two commissions and a board.
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Princeton area event cancelations for Tues. Jan. 16
Stay home if you can today. Icy patches under the snow make driving dangerous.
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Winter weather advisory in effect for Princeton area starting at 7 p.m. Monday
Snowfall of one to three inches is possible in the Princeton area.
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Princeton Care Center nursing home owners suspended from N.J. Medicaid program by state comptroller
The suspension, carried out by the Office of the State Comptroller due to the Bogners’ actions at the nursing home, goes into effect on March 28.
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Former St. Paul’s Church secretary Susanna Robertson dies at 84
Susanna Robertson Howley passed away at the Spring Creek Healthcare Center in Perth Amboy on Jan….
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Parents hold counter-protest at Princeton Middle School in support of HiTOPS and LGTBQ+ education
Two parents protesting HiTOPS returned to Princeton Middle School on Friday and were greeted by counterprotesters.
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Two parents protest presence of HiTOPS at Princeton Middle School (updated)
The protest took place on the sidewalk in front of Princeton Middle School before school on Thursday.
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Construction schedule announced for 2024 New Hope-Lambertville Bridge rehabilitation project
The New Jersey-bound detour is expected to begin on or around Jan. 29.
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Community Support Saves Princeton Academy from closure
Donors and other supporters have helped the private school find a path forward for the next academic year and beyond.
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Want to run for a seat on your local governing body or county commission in 2024? Don’t miss these deadlines
If you want to run for a seat on your local governing body, you must pick up a candidate petition from your local municipal clerk’s office.
