Hurricane Sandy Could Slam New Jersey Early Next Week
Hurricane Sandy, which is also being referred to as “Frankenstorm”, could wallop the Northeast Coast of…
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Police: No New Developments in Possible Attempted Abduction Cases
Police are continuing to follow up on information regarding a reported abduction attempt in Princeton Township….
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Stranger Offers Ride to Montgomery Middle School Student
A Montgomery Middle School student reported that she was walking on Inverness Drive in the Cherry…
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Princeton Area Halloween Activities Oct. 26-31
Friday, October 26 Princeton Hometown Halloween Parade – includes several activities in addition to the parade….
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Letters: Transit Component of Arts Project Must Still Be Improved
Dear Editor: The plans unveiled by Princeton University at last week’s Princeton Regional Planning Board hearing…
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Armed Robbery Reported in Princeton Borough
A man allegedly brandished a knife on John Street just after 8:30 last night and demanded…
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Christie Announces $19 Million in Funding for HIV/AIDS Programs
Governor Chris Christie and state Health Commissioner Mary O’Dowd announced $19.5 million in state funding today…
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Letters: Thank You from the Friends of the Princeton Public Library
The Friends of the Princeton Public Library Annual Book Sale, held the weekend of October 12-14,…
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Princeton Rescue Squad Has Expansion Plans for Harrison Street Headquarters
The Princeton First Aid and Rescue Squad has outgrown its headquarters and members hope to build…
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Princeton Regional Chamber Names Annual Honorees
A bank president, the founder of a management consulting firm, a flower shop owner and the…
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Route 1 Crash Victim Was Visiting U.S. from Poland
The automobile crash early Sunday morning on Route 1 southbound claimed the life a Polish Citizen…
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Princeton Borough Police Blotter for Oct. 22
A Princeton man who was carrying a knife allegedly attacked two other men just before 11…
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One Dead, Three Injured in Route 1 Crash
One person died in the car crash on Route 1 early yesterday morning that blocked traffic…
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Planet Weekend Picks, Oct. 19-21
Friday, October 19 The Gondoliers, Performance by the Princeton High School Choir – Benefit performance for…
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Hearing on Princeton University’s Arts and Transit Project Will Continue Nov. 1
The Princeton Regional Planning Board began its review if Princeton University’s $300 million arts and transit…
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Commercial Real Estate Firm Buys Four Hospital Properties in Princeton and West Windsor
Princeton HealthCare System has signed a sales agreement that would transfer three Princeton properties and one…
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Trash Talk: Bids for Garbage and Food Waste Pick Up for the United Princeton Probably Won’t Be Ready Before Consolidation
Princeton Borough and Princeton Township elected officials anticipated discussing and voting on bids for trash and…
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Borough Lawyer: Litigation on Arts and Transit Zoning Has No Bearing on Planning Board Deliberations
The pending lawsuit on the zoning the Princeton Borough and Princeton Township governing bodies granted for…