Former Princeton Woolworth Co. employee of more than five decades Jennie Perone dies at 93
Persone lived in Princeton until her health declined.
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Photo: JM Group presents YWCA Princeton Breast Cancer Resource Center with $14k check
In late May, the JM Group presented the YWCA Princeton’s Breast Cancer Resource Center with a…
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Walmart agrees to pay $1.64 million settlement to resolve allegations of unlawful pricing practices at N.J. stores
In New Jersey, grocery retailers are required to display the price of food, cleaning products, coffee, cereal, and other regulated commodities using a standard unit of measurement set by regulation such as quart, pound, or “per 100 sheets.”
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Air quality alert issued for Mercer and Middlesex counties for Tuesday, June 18
Avoid exercising outside if you can on Tuesday.
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Municipality of Princeton opens cooling centers June 17-24 as National Weather Service issues excessive heat watch and advisory
The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued an excessive heat advisory for Central New…
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Political payback: Two South Jersey Transportation Authority board members charged with official misconduct after allegedly withholding payment to Mercer County Commissioner
The Mercer County official allegedly was retaliated against for not remaining neutral in the race for for county executive last year.
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Jean Folkers of Princeton dies at 93
Jean K. Folkers, 93, of Princeton died on June 13 at the Penn Medicine Princeton Hospital…
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National Weather Service: Tornado touched down in Lawrence
The tornado touched down in Lawrence around 6 p.m. Friday.
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Lawrence man crashes into Worldwide Floor Covering store on Business Route 1
The crash happened Sunday morning. No one was injured.
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Lawrence Hopewell Trail 2024 photo contest kicks off
Submit your photos by the end of the month.
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Award-winning project created by Princeton Girl Scouts is unveiled at Community Park North
The girls created four sidewalk murals.
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NJ Transit ‘spring’ customer satisfaction survey is open
On Friday evening, NJ Transit trains were delayed again due to a signal issue in New York.
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Lawrence Police: Princeton resident had handgun, 17-round capacity magazine when arrested for outstanding warrant
Police in Lawrence Township arrested two Princeton men early Friday morning who both had outstanding warrants….
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Longtime Skillman resident Christine Nystrom Abrahams dies at 95
Christine Nystrom Abrahams, of Cape Coral Florida — beloved friend, dedicated mother and grandmother, passionate wordsmith,…
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Princeton area Asian American Pacific Islander community comes together to celebrate AAPI Heritage Month with 5K Walk and Run
The event took place May 11 at the Carnegie Center in West Windsor.
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Lee Simon, retired Rutgers microbiologist and loving father, dies at 84
Lee Simon was a microbiologist at Rutgers University for many years.
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Princeton Community Housing names new trustees, board members, and board presidents
Founded in 1967, Princeton Community Housing serves more than 1,100 residents in Princeton.
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Virtual planning board meetings in Princeton border on being undemocratic
Mr. Berlin questions why the Princeton Planning Board can’t gold hybrid meetings like the Princeton Council.
