Op-Ed: Council Can Find Middle Ground Regarding Princeton Police Oversight
By Roger Martindell Recent debate concerning Princeton Mayor and Council’s disagreement regarding who is the state…
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Princeton University Athletics Director to Step Down at End of School Year
Princeton University Director of Athletics Gary Walters will step down at the end of June, Princeton…
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Town Lawyer: Councilwoman Can’t Negotiate with Princeton University
The lawyer for the town of Princeton has issued an opinion that Councilwoman Heather Howard can’t…
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Princeton Police Blotter for Sept. 3
Some time between Aug. 22 and Aug. 28, someone damaged a full-sized soccer goal located at…
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Princeton Road Work Roundup for Sept. 3-Sept. 8
Washington Road will be closed between William Street and Ivy Lane/Western Way from 8 p.m. to…
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ETS Selects New Head to Succeed Kurt Landgraf
The Board of Trustees of Educational Testing Service (ETS) has selected Walt MacDonald as the next…
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Lost Cat in Princeton. Have you Seen Freddly?
A cat disappeared from the tree street area in Princeton on Aug. 27. His name is…
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Appellate Judge to Review Princeton Dinky Case Next Week
The commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection denied citizen group Save the Dinky’s…
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AT&T Cell Tower Down at Princeton Hospital Site
No, you haven’t been imagining things if your cell phone provider is AT&T and you’ve noticed…
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Princeton Police Blotter: Bike Theft, Shoplifting at Nassau Street Store
The manager at a store in the 100 block Nassau Street reported that two scarves had…
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Princeton Citizen Group: We Have a Developer to Finance Valley Road School Renovations
A citizen group that wants to save the old Valley Road School and make it a…
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Atheist Group Threatens Litigation Over Princeton 9/11 Memorial
The New Jersey-based group American Atheists has threatened to sue the town of Princeton if it…
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Planet Weekend Picks, Aug. 23-25
Friday, August 23 Staged Reading: Anon(ymous) by Naomi Iizuka – Separated from his family by war,…
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Coalition for Peace Action Still Has Space on Buses for 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington
The Coalition for Peace Action and the Trenton NAACP were able to reserve one more bus…
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Dinky Shuttle Service at Existing Princeton Location Ends Today
The shortest branch of New Jersey Transit’s the Northeast Corridor line is about to get shorter…
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Town Lawyer Argues Mayor Can Negotiate with Princeton University Even Though Her Husband Is a School Employee
Ed Schmierer, the lawyer for the town of Princeton, says Mayor Liz Lempert can take part…
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Princeton Police Blotter: Assault on Leigh Ave., Fight on Witherspoon, Heroin on Hinds Plaza
A woman reported Aug. 20 that sometime during the day while she was at work on…
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Top Scholar of Early Christianity to Give Talk at Princeton Theological Seminary in September
Peter Brown, the Rollins Professor Emeritus of History at Princeton University, will give a lecture at…