Pro-development faction makes personal attacks when legitimate questions are raised by members of the community in Princeton
Dear Editor: Recently a somewhat frantic opinion piece was published in two local media outlets that…
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Photos: Vigil for Israel at Princeton University
The event was held on the Frist South lawn.
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Son of former Hopewell Borough resident killed in Israel
Lior Abramov was killed while hiding at a kibbutz.
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Princeton resident Charles Stile honored with Lifetime Achievement Award for New Jersey Journalism
Stile has been a Statehouse reporter since 1993.
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Nancy “Hilary” Hays, longtime counselor in Princeton, dies at 84
Hilary worked at the counseling center at Princeton University, and maintained a privat practice until 2022.
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24-year-old motorcyclist killed in crash in Hopewell Township
The crash happened Monday afternoon.
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Lawrence Police make another mail theft arrest
Lawrence has seen an uptick in mail theft cases since 2022.
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Princeton Academy of the Sacred Heart to close at the end of the school year
Citing financial challenges, the leaders of the Princeton Academy of the Sacred Heart, a private school…
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Princeton Master Plan open house set for Wednesday, Sept. 27
You can drop in at the municipal building in Princeton any time between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday.
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Princeton High School soccer team to honor imprisoned journalist Evan Gershkovich at game Tuesday
Gershkovich has been held in a Russian prison for almost six months.
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New after-school provider for Princeton Public Schools ‘intends to terminate’ contract, district seeks new after-school program provider
Parents had called on the district to replace the company.
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Groundbreaking for Montgomery Promenade shopping center to be celebrated next week
The shopping center is slated to open in the first quarter of 2025.
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Parents in Princeton give new after-school provider a failing grade
The for=profit company Right At School began running the district’s after-school program this month.
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Hopewell Police catch catalytic converter thief
The man stole catalytic converters in several N.J. towns.
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Emails reveal behind-the-scenes discussions about Princeton Care Center in its final month and mayor’s repeated concerns
“We are holding steady,” a state health official repeatedly told elected officials.
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Princeton Charter School named a 2023 National Blue Ribbon School
The school is one of nine New Jersey schools that received the honor this year.
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Municipality of Princeton ditches Corner House for mental health and addiction services, will outsource them to Catholic Charities
Corner House will still provide youth addiction prevention services.
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Princeton Public Schools issues two statements about HiTOPS video
District officials will meet with representatives from HiTOPS next week to discuss their working relationship.
