Princeton Police Blotter: Domestic Dispute at Princeton University Eating Club
A Princeton University student was charged with simple assault after she kneed her boyfriend in the…
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Council to Discuss Princeton Chamber’s Proposal to Redesign Downtown Kiosks Tonight
To some people, the two kiosks on Nassau Street are an eyesore, but to others they…
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Letters: Announcing Walkable Princeton
To the Editor, Since my recent letter calling for increased housing in the walkable core of…
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Property Values Adjusted for the Consolidated Princeton
Assessed values for almost 20 percent of properties in the united Princeton will change this year…
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Planet Weekend Picks, Feb. 8-10
Cancellations The Princeton Public Library is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday. Princeton Day…
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Letters: Ban Duck Hunting in West Windsor and Plainsboro
On Tuesday afternoon, five schools in West Windsor Plainsboro district were placed on lockdown by police….
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NJ Senate to Vote on Open Public Records Bill This Afternoon
Open Government Advocates Blast ACLU-NJ and Senator Weinberg for Recent Amendment Regarding Legal Fees The New…
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Princeton Wire 2.6.2013
Lempert to Daily Prince: I Won’t Recuse Myself on Princeton U. Negotiations Daily Princetonian Princeton Establishes…
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U.S. Postal Service Plans to End Saturday Mail Delivery
U.S. Postal Service officials are expected to announce today that the Postal Service will stop delivering…
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Steve Hiltner: Veblen’s Princeton Legacy on Exhibit
Coincident with my upcoming presentation on the Veblens and the Veblen House, at the Princeton Environmental…
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Police: Some Plainsboro Schools Still in Lockdown (Updated 3:20 p.m.)
Police have issues statements twice declaring the lockdown was lifted at all Plainsboro schools, only to…
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ACLU-NJ Names New Executive Director
The American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey has named Udi Ofer, the advocacy director of…
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New Food Court to Open This Spring at the Quaker Bridge Mall
Five food options will be offered at the new food court at the Quaker Bridge Mall…
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New Lawsuit to Be Filed Challenging Approval of Princeton University’s Arts and Transit Project
A lawsuit will be filed contesting the Princeton Planning Board’s approval of Princeton University’s Arts and…
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Letters: Rezone Hospital Site with Lower Density
Proposed Density at Hospital Site Too High Dear Editor: At last Thursday’s Hospital Ordinance Task Force…
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East Windsor Police: Stranger Approached Girl in Suspicious Incident
A 13-year-old girl said she was approached by an adult male in the parking lot of…
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Princeton Police Blotter: Cyclist Struck on Harrison Street, Assault at A&B
A bicyclist was struck at the intersection of Harrison Street and Hamilton Avenue yesterday afternoon and…
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Princeton High Students to Host Hurricane Sandy Relief Benefit Concert Feb. 22
Two juniors at Princeton High School have organized a benefit dessert hour and concert to raise…