Sustainable Fare for Sustainable Jersey Farm-to-Table Fundraiser This Thursday at Terhune Orchards
Renowned chefs from across the state will donate their time and talents to the third…
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Some Princeton Residents Received Duplicate Tax Bills for This Quarter
About 200 Princeton residents received two tax bills via two separate mailings from the town of…
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Princeton Council to Discuss Business Hours Ordinance, Overnight Parking, Salaries and More Tonight
The governing body for the town of Princeton will discuss a controversial proposal to limit the…
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Three Princeton Restaurants Make NJ Monthly’s Top 25 List
Agricola, Mistral and The Peacock Inn made the cut for New Jersey Monthly’s 2014 list of…
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Feds: We Have No Jurisdiction Over NJ Transit Rail Line Moves
A federal transportation board has ruled that New Jersey Transit did not need its permission to…
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Planet Princeton Weekend Picks, July 25-27
Friday, July 25 Morven Antique Car Exhibit – Tke a peek into the past and view…
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Donors Sought for 5th Annual Princeton Book Bag and School Supplies Drive
The Princeton Human Services Department is seeking donors for its 5th annual book bag and school…
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Facebook Burglar Who Fled to Canada Sentenced for 2011 Theft
A Hunterdon County man who used Facebook to select his targets has finally been sentenced for…
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Princeton Area Road Closure Update for July 24
Construction activities will continue today on Moore Street, Park Place, and Willow Street today, July 24….
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Black Bear Sighting in Lawrenceville
The Lawrence Township Health Department has been notified that a black bear was spotted in Lawrenceville …
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Judge Orders Mediation in AvalonBay Lawsuit
A Superior Court judge Tuesday ordered AvalonBay and the town of Princeton to seek the help…
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Community Park Pool in Princeton Reaches 250,000 Visitor Mark
The Princeton Recreation Department celebrated the 250,000th visit to the new Community Park Pool last week….
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Moore Street in Princeton Closed Today, July 22
Moore Street between Nassau St. and Franklin Ave. will be closed today because of milling and…
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Judge Orders Christie Administration to Release Public Records
A Superior Court judge has ordered the Christie administration to turn over documents requested by an…
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Princeton University Professor Hires Lawyer as Lawn Sign Theft Case Goes to Superior Court
A Princeton University professor charged last week with stealing 21 lawn signs belonging to a local…
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Cyclists Finish 36th Annual Ride for Runaways and Raise More than $517,000
When the week-long Anchor House Ride for Runaways comes to an end, the hardest part…
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36th Annual Anchor House Ride for Runaways Raises $497,000 and Counting
Thoughts of fatigue, muscle aches and sore bottoms faded Friday night when the cyclists on…
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Anchor House Mechanic Keeps the Wheels Turning
Ping! It’s the sound of a spoke breaking on a bike wheel. Such noises are…