As Consolidation Draws Near, New Governing Body Gears Up to Lead the United Princeton
The new governing body for the united Princeton will attend an orientation with a lawyer tomorrow…
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Letters: Princeton University’s Determination to Move the Dinky is Wrong-Headed, AvalonBay’s Open Space Plan is Insufficient
Build the Arts Complex, But Maintain the Train Station To the Editor: As a Princeton taxpayer…
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HackJersey to Bring Coders and Journalists Together
Have an idea for an app, data visualization or new media that will organize newsworthy data…
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Princeton Borough Police Arrest Three on Drug Charges at Cemetery
Three 19-year-old students from the University of Rhode Island were arrested early Sunday morning after being…
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Logo for Consolidated Princeton Chosen
The Arts Council of Princeton announced the winner of the logo design competition for the consolidated…
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Planet Weekend Picks, Dec. 7-9
Friday, December 7 Princeton University A Capella Jam & Toy Drive at Palmer Square – Enjoy…
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Jon Stewart and Gov. Christie Chat and Spar on the Daily Show
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Mon – Thurs 11p / 10c Exclusive – Chris Christie…
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Princeton Township Police Blotter: Car Accidents, Thefts, Signs Vandalized
A resident of the first block of Leigh Avenue reported that several items were stolen from…
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Opponents of Morven Tract Historic District Seek to Block Hearing on Ordinance
A lawyer is seeking an injunction on behalf of some residents to prevent the Princeton Borough…
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Princeton Community Works to Host 15th Annual Conference for Nonprofits and Volunteers in January
Princeton Community Works, the largest annual training and networking event for nonprofit leader in the Greater…
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Op Ed: Hospital CEO’s Perspective on Princeton Hospital Move
By Barry Rabner Over the past several weeks, letters to editors, blogs and presentations at public…
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Letters: Avalon Bay Ignoring Design Standards at Downtown Hospital Site
Tonight, critical Planning Board hearings continue on AvalonBay’s proposal to stick a gated “private Community” into…
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West Windsor Police Ticketing Drivers Who Pass School Buses
Recent incidents in which children have been struck by drivers after exiting school buses have prompted…
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The High Cost of Free Access and the Public’s Right to Know
Earlier this year, Planet Princeton filed a public records request with Princeton Township to review the…
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Was Your House or Business Damaged Because of Hurricane Sandy? You May Qualify for a Lower Property Tax Assessment
If your property was damaged by Hurricane Sandy, you may qualify for a reduction in your…
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Corfield Concedes in 16th District Assembly Race
Democratic 16th District Assembly candidate Marie Corfield has conceded to incumbent Republican Donna Simon in a…
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Planet Weekend Picks, Nov. 30-Dec. 2
Friday, November 30 Opening Reception for Sauce for the Goose – Kick off reception for the…
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Princeton Police Merger Almost Complete: Borough Dispatch Center Moved Today
With a month to go before consolidation officially takes place, the police departments for the two…